Was searching high and low for savory kugelhopf because I'm not a fan of sweet stuffs and I've…read morefinally found one at Westermann. "The texture of the kugelhopf is by far the softest and fluffiest I've had," according to my friend who's had 5 kugelhopfs from different boulangeries. I just wish they had more lardon bits in the bread itsefl given that it's two times the price compared to other boulangerie. But texture wise, nothing can compare to it.

Small bakery and tea shop, with small individual quiches that can be heated up to go...mine was…read moredelicious. Breads, cookies, pastries and - most expensive - pate baked into a pastry crust. Up to around 70 Euros per kg. I would need to exercise 10 hours a day if this place was across the street from my home. Baked goods...yum!

Their coconut macaroons are, no exaggeration, the best tasting, best textured sweet thing I have…read moreever put in my mouth. The sample they gave (which they do to passerbys every day as far as I can tell) was so good that the next day I walked over 6 km to get more. It's just a few blocks from the cathedral- don't miss it.

Wow!! What a nice shop…read more Great spot for chocolates, candies, nougat, gummies, etc. I am a big fan of their gummy candy and nougat. While it is not cheap, it is delicious, and it is packaged beautifully for you to enjoy or give as a gift. Service is excellent. They will likely offer a taste of their chocolate hazelnut spread (think Nutella). If they don't, ask. It is tasty.

We were invited to dinner by a local family and wanted to bring dessert. We picked the right…read moreplace. The eclairs (in an assortment of buttery yet light flavors of cream fillings) were nothing short of outstanding. My daughter preferred the caramel, my husband the pistachio, and I the hazelnut. But then, 2 days later, I was blown away by a Paris-Brest like eclair -- think éclair shaped sandwich of buttery pastry with almond cream filling sprinkled with powdered sugar and crumbled toasted almonds. I'd return to Strasbourg for that dessert. Back to the night before: both our hosts and we were transported by the Mont Blanc, a chestnut and cassis dessert that was unique in both appearance and flavor. Don't miss it. Our hosts, both French born, said they'd never tasted such a delicious version of that dessert, and that the addition of cassis was unique and genius of this pâtissier. Also, for what it's worth, the elegant woman in the shop was lovely. In short, for the best French pastry in Strasbourg, don't bother going elsewhere.

This was probably the best bakery we visited in Strasbourg. Beautiful and delicious treats!read more

I had seen a lot of reviews about this is a must visit patisserie in Strasbourg. I passed by it a…read morefew times before stopping in and each time there was a line out the door. I finally decided to make the stop around lunch time on a Tuesday and waited a little less than 10 minutes (the line moves quickly). I ordered a pain au chocolate and the pretzel gratinee. Together they were both around 5 euros which is pretty reasonable. They warmed up the pretzel which was nice. Unfortunately there was nothing special about either things to me that would make me want to go back. They were good, but nothing that stood out to make it exceptional. I've had numerous pain au chocolats and this tasted like the rest. The pretzel was good and soft, which I liked but the cheese was only in the middle and not much on the outside. I've had better tasting pretzels for sure. It was a decent place, but not as hyped up as it was made out to be.

Favorite restaurant that I have eaten here in Strasbourg! Very friendly staff. Ate dinner here and…read moreit was delicious. Also got Black Forest cake and it was amazing.

Dreher has a welcoming staff and fantastic pastries. Just be aware there's an upcharge for sitting…read moreinside or outside compared to takeaway. Overall, I enjoy their food and atmosphere.

Great local cafe, we had the raisin roll - which is an Alsatian food on a recommendation, and it…read morewas good! We also had a croissant and a tiramisu breakfast item that were both very good. Amazing location!

A gorgeous shop with expensive coffee and chocolate. I did not eat here so cannot comment on the…read morefood however the coffee was expensive and tasted ordinary. They do speak English here so if you are not familiar with the language this is a good bet.

My sisters and I went on a random vacation to Strasbourg last week and ended up here because their…read moreQuiche Du Jour looked pretty good. Nobody in Strasbourg spoke English, and neither did the employees there, but wow, they sure were nice. They were so sweet to us and made every effort to communicate with us. We had delicious quiche and croque monseur, then we purchased chocolates and candies. We came back the next day to buy various pastries. The food was delicious, the people were genuinely kind, and our visit to their patisserie made our trip very special. If you visit Strasbourg, I highly suggest you go here for breakfast and tasty souvenirs!

I can only review breakfast. My hotel was approximately one block away and before catching the tram…read moreto Strasbourg for Christmas markets, I stopped for a "French breakfast." My choice was the medium breakfast which was huge. I'm uploading a photo that doesn't show the two mini loaves or huge buns - one whole grain and one white. There was the most incredible hot chocolate, cheese, ham, honey, butter, jam, and a marvelous croissant. All this was only about 10€, plus or minus. I was thrilled and wish I could go back or have one at home.