The best no matter which location you go to. This one is right by the water, lots of shops and…read morerestaurants!! Beautiful location and really good service. The pastries get their own 5-stars :)

Amazing Macarons. If you go to St Tropez do make a stop at Laduree. This place sets the standard…read morefor Macarons. Loved it.

There's quite a few La Tarte Tropezienne locations around St. Tropez and I wish I had researched…read morebefore our trip what a tarte tropezienne actually is and how famous it is so that I could have a taste of history :(. Nevertheless, I got to try something from this local "landmark" for breakfast while touring. Looking at the other locations, this one seems a bit smaller but it had an eclectic variety of treats. There's not much one might feel like having in the morning especially without egg in it. I settled for one pain au chocolat (square croissant with chocolate chips - 1.10 Euro), one regular croissant (1.00 Euro), and a hot chocolate. Definitely better than their McDonalds counterparts and if only I could have spent more time eating pastries, I would have!

From the owner: Adresse gourmande C'est ici que vous trouverez la véritable Tarte Tropézienne, celle d'Alexandre…read moreMicka, à la recette secrète et inchangée depuis sa création il y a 57 ans, baptisée par Brigitte Bardot lors du tournage de "Et Dieu créa la femme". Cette tarte reste un symbole de la convivialité, de la chaleur et du partage caractéristiques de Saint-Tropez et de son art de vivre. Mais à la Tarte Tropézienne, découvrez aussi votre pain frais façonné devant les clients. 28 sortes de pains sont à découvrir ! Une adresse que l'on recommande à tous les gourmands.

A Must-Try Treat in the Heart of Saint-Tropez…read more La Tarte Tropézienne is a true gem and a must-visit when in Saint-Tropez. Once you understand the rhythm and style of French service--unhurried, intentional, and deeply rooted in tradition--you'll realize just how much pride they take in every detail, especially the food.

A tiny petit little salon-café that bakes the mother of all French cakes - la Tropézienne!…read moreHave this dessert and it will haunt you ... forever. You might have to move to Saint Tropez to live near this patisserie and restaurant. It overlooks a very festive market under the plane trees, so you can French people-watch while you have your petit coffee and your very grande tarte! There is nowhere in the world like this place, and it has been there since 1952, when Brigitte Bardot was young and sexy and hung out with delectable movie star Alain Delon, having .... guess what? ;)

We rented a villa in Grimaud for a week the first week of September and we came here for our bread,…read moreviennoiseries, patisseries as well as pizza and salads! Everything was SO DELICIOUS! Service was amazing both times, as they were very patient with our extensive ordering! I am French but I wanted to make sure my American friends had a chance to try all the good stuff (or at least as much to it as possible)! If you are in the area, highly recommend it! They even have Fougasse (type of bread) which is a specialty in the South!

100% Maison by Laveissière is an Excellent boulangerie that was convenient to our VRBO stay…read more Fantastic baguette every morning to start off our day (an additional treat always a plus!) Great service; amazing baked goods and super coffee. Great outdoor seating with view of the Mediterranean. Top notch place!

Delicious baguette (1.15 euro) I took the chocolate cake…read more It is a MUST. Simple and delicious (12 euro) Congratulations !!!

A nice bakery just outside the village of Ste-Maxine. It's quite big and has a lot of parking…read morespaces outside it, unlike all the places in the village. It's also where the locals go as the prices are much lower than in the village a couple of km's away. Just as an example we went to a cafe just before popping in here and, a coffee and croissant was about €4-5. Here it is €2 for the same thing ;-) They have a huge open kitchen in the back and, you can see the baker feverishly working on making bread. The bread was warm when we picked it up. They say they make artisan bread which means, made by hand and almost all the bakeries around say that. The quality of the bread is ok. It's no comparison to the quality of the barkers in Marseille. The bread was a bit more chewy and not as nice as the ones we had in Marseille. The pain au chocolat was the same as was the cheese stick. A bit too doughy and chewy for my liking. Some people love that stuff. Service is good and English is spoken here. All in all not a bad place to shop for cheap baked goods in Ste-Maxime. As we are staying within walking distance to this place it's great to have a decent baker close by ;-))

Nope a good location for my bread. Desert can be better I don't know…read more Service and smile inexistant.

Best eclairs and (according to my 10-year-old) the best pizza in the world. I love that little…read moreplace with great coffee and pastries. Very pleasant atmosphere and outside seating. I've had many eclairs in different places but these are hands down the best.

From the owner: Adresse gourmande C'est ici que vous trouverez la véritable Tarte Tropézienne, celle d'Alexandre…read moreMicka, à la recette secrète et inchangée depuis sa création il y a 57 ans, baptisée par Brigitte Bardot lors du tournage de "Et Dieu créa la femme". Cette tarte reste un symbole de la convivialité, de la chaleur et du partage caractéristiques de Saint-Tropez et de son art de vivre. Mais à la Tarte Tropézienne, découvrez aussi votre pain frais façonné devant les clients. 28 sortes de pains sont à découvrir ! Une adresse que l'on recommande à tous les gourmands.

Be wary reservations are hard and a bit pretentious! Emailed for a reservation and received a…read more"thanks for your email" but an obvious non-answer, arrived the next day and asked again to be told nothing available or long waits for walk ins. After we shopped at Dior, bought a bag, and asked with shopping bag in hand, the host went to get the manager and we were told we could have a 4pm reservation for set price afternoon tea. If you call/email weeks or months in advance you'll probably have an easier time. Regardless, I knew it'd be like that and went mostly for the vibe/picture moments I could have. It's 55€/pp for 4 small desserts: a macaron, madeline, chocolate, and rose cream sweet, a drink of choice, and a dessert of choice (cream puffs or raspberry cake). All were great! It's definitely expensive for what it is but if you take into account the experience and ambiance, and you really like Dior, I think it's worth it.

I passed through Saint Tropez during my Europe trip and I decided to splurge on a lunch at the Dior…read moreCafe. I made reservations about a month and a half ahead of time because this place is quite popular. When I got there however they didn't have record of my reservation. You can only make reservations over the phone and you don't receive a confirmation. Luckily the host was super nice and she had a table for us anyway. While we waited to be seated, my friend checked out the inside of the store. They have some stairs leading up to it and a nice seating area up there to wait. She said the inside was gorgeous with different rooms that looked like a home. Many say that you are going for the ambiance and that the food is whatever, but I strongly disagree. I had a club sandwich and it was the best I've ever had. It came with a side of French fries and the fanciest little glass jars of condiments! They were tiny and personal so it was a super cute touch. Some of the food also comes with the Dior logo on it somehow, but not everything. My cappuccino had a Dior cinnamon topping and it looked so cool, I didn't want to drink it. I didn't get a chance to try drinks but everything else was delicious. Excellent service as well.