A really cool bakery/ cafe in a gorgeous spot for people watching. The chocolate cake I had was the…read morebest damn thing I've ever had :)

Cute little spot with tasty desserts, everything looks so good it's hard to pick. Portions are big…read moreenough to share, make sure you bring a friend or you might eat all of it, it's so good! Service is friendly too!

I think this is the best hot chocolate I've ever had. Get the hot chocolate with whip cream. This…read moreis a super cozy spot on a cold night. So good!!

L'intérieur féerique où nous sommes reçu par le propriétaire extraordinaire et créateur de A à Z de…read morece monde à l'ambiance barocalement chargé où nous pouvons profiter du calme, pour travailler tout autant que goûter aux madeleines et aux cakes de créateur, comme du thé anglais par Frederic. Le service est plutôt rapide mais les madeleine ont vite étés vendus. A visitér absolument *

The store smells very good. The madeleines are beautiful to look at, but the they DIDN'T taste…read moregood. Too sweet and artificial favors. The owner is a sale person so he will make things sound elaborate and "out of this world", but it didn't worth €2.6 to €6.8 per madeleine. Honestly, the owner gave my kids their business cards and told them to use as book marks...eyes rolling.

I was fasting or I'd have eaten several more things! Instead, I went for childhood nostalgia and…read moredid this streussel. I've had a lot of mediocre streussel. I didn't even mind them. This was delicious, and even better when I dunked it in the coffee. Great service, lovely place -- give it a try.

The best rhubarb tart in all of Colmar - I swear!!!!! loved the staff and dessert. Great placeread more

I stopped by here on a Tuesday afternoon; they were open although it was a jour férié. The café is…read moresmall but cute with a nice atmosphere and is run by a kind, soft-spoken gentleman. There were 8 tables inside (each seating 2 people, but I'm sure they could be pushed together to form larger tables) and 3 plushy chairs; there were 2 or 3 small tables outside with a large umbrella. There was a good list of teas on the menu, most for 3,50€ but a few premium ones were more expensive. There were also tea leaves and tea accessories for sale. You could smell-test the teas inside before ordering. There was also a small menu of lasagnes, quiches, etc "fait maison" and a small selection of sweet treats on display as well. I ordered a pot of lapacho tea for 3,50€, which yielded about 3 cups, and was steeped with care. I was given a little hourglass set to time the tea steeping, which was cute. The atmosphere is very calm and tranquil; I think the books all around encouraged people to speak in hushed voices as if it were a library. There was 1 woman working on her laptop, and it seems like this would be a good place to get some work or reading done, or to have a calm conversation. The owner was happy to provide the wifi password when asked, and the connection was pretty reliable. One woman brought her 2 dogs and tied them up outside; the owner offered them a bowl of water, which was very sweet. The bathroom was pretty pristine, although you must use a set of fairly narrow stairs to access it, so keep that in mind. I stayed for about 1.5 hours and was never bothered or rushed. I paid with cash but it appears credit cards are accepted. The café is very conveniently located in the centre-ville, not far from the cathedral. There was air conditioning; however, it is worth noting that this was not terribly strong so you might still be a bit warm if you're used to the AC in the US. I really enjoyed my tea and the atmosphere here, and would highly recommend stopping by for a nice conversation or to get some work done. Although I did not try them, the pastries looked enticing and 1 of the other customers described the lemon meringue tart, a house specialty, as amazing.

Amazing, cozy place, local home-made pastries, the best tea and hot cocoa, the sweetest host/owner!…read moreDefinitely recommend. Also super close to centre ville