I highly recommend Black List Cafe. It's a small space, with friendly servers. Tables are…read morearranged along one side, which fill up fast. Two people were kind enough to make room for me at one of the tables. I ordered an espresso and yogurt (I wanted to eat light that afternoon) which on top had fresh fruit sauce layer and on top of that broken pieces of hard caramel, not sure, but it was amazing, maybe not for my teeth. The woman across from me raved about the cheese cake, proclaiming it to be one of the best she ever had.

Tiny cafe that packs a ton in the most efficient way. The food is wonderful. The coffee is…read morewonderful. They have seating along the wall inside and a couple of tables outside. We had a cappuccino and chai tea latte to drink. They promptly provided water for the table. The eggs benedict with bacon and the savory pancakes were excellent. The savory pancakes had an egg and bacon on top, which was a nice added protein punch to the pancake carbs. Everything was delicious. So glad we found this place. It was a great full breakfast on our last day in Bordeaux. Enjoy!

One of my best experience in the salon de thé in France . Testy thé and infusion from oriental…read morecountries

A really nice place to escape the busy city life! The staff…read moreis very welcoming and the tea is truly tasty! The tea menu isn't exhaustive but relatively sufficient for a small tea shop.

Ate here twice while staying nearby. And got the croque monsieur both times because I'm a sucker…read morefor cheese and ham. It's a winning combo, no? They quickly heated it up and within 45 secs, I had cheesy goodness in my hands. I also love that they wrap it as a tent so the wrapper doesn't stick to the cheese. It's a cheap, quick, and easy snack, and while it's anathema to the French to eat while walking (lê gasp!), this is one of the few hot things you can eat while on the move. I also got their chocolate croissant and chocolate chip cookie. Both were good, though note that the cookie is really soft without much crunch to it. I don't mind my bc I like my cookies like that, but you crispy cookie monsters should take note. Someone who actually knows French could maybe ask them to heat up quickly, but alas, I could only point, smile, and eat.

I wanted to something to eat on the train while I was out shopping. This place was fairly busy and…read morealso looked quick. I chose a meal for around 6 Euros that included a sandwich, pastry and drink. The croque poulet was excellent for a take away meal! Toasty warm bread with finely minced tender chicken breast, bechamel sauce and cheese melted together. The chausson pomme was flaky and delicious too. I wish we had one in Portland!

Outdoor tables on a quiet street in a pedestrian zone. They serve delicious loose leaf tea, a…read morerarity. Open Sundays. Service is very friendly. It is very popular with locals. Even better, our wifi at Notre Dame hotel across the street still worked while enjoying our tea.

I'm a fan of this café. I like how they serve the classic French options you would expect, but…read morethey include some American café staples on the menu: chai latte, matcha latte, avocado toast. I visited this place more than once during my trip to Bordeaux because of their convenient location, good hours, and quality food & drinks. It's nice to get in some veggies and a drink other than straight up coffee for breakfast. They have indoor and outdoor seating, table service or to-go ordering, and free wifi.

Loved the shop, its nice owner as well as the private Sophrology initiation!…read moreThe shop is peaceful, full of all kinds of teas. If you're curious enough you'll get a full explanation of where the tea comes from, its benefits and advices about the consumption. Register for a workshop dealing w the tea. Make your own tea, cosmetics based on the tea, or opt for a initiation to Sophrology! The workshops are between 10 and 25 euros per person. Group prices could be made :)

From the owner: Nous sommes spécialistes du thé bio et du café bio. Nous vous faisons partager notre passion lors…read morede nos ateliers de dégustation, en vous faisant déguster nos grands crus. Vous pouvez aussi savourer sur place nos cocktails de thé à base de fruits, notre Mojitea ou encore un Matcha Latte !

While walking by we noticed the friendly atmosphere outside along with the display of oysters. So…read morewe stopped for some wonderful voices and delicious chocolate brownie and a couple of glasses of wine combination Rusterant and bike shop.

This is the coffee place you should be going to in Bordeaux! Great atmosphere, good coffee, free…read morewifi, nice owner. Its a great place to get a little work done or meet a friend for a drink (they have beer too)

poor service, terrible coffee, and they refused to make fresh juice advertised on their counter…read more"because the machine was already cleaned (at 4pm) Aldo very noisy place !

This busy Cafe is located right next to the security check queue…read more Have a good amount of seating and they were busy around 9:30 Thursday morning. They have breakfast, pastries, coffee and sandwiches. We ordered some Pain Au chocolate, fresh squeezed Orange Juice and a couple of Cappuccinos. I liked that the Pain Au Chocolate was warm. Fresh squeezed Orange Juice was delicious! Proper Cappuccino. For some reason, I would get Lattes in some spots when ordering a Cappuccino-not the case here. Service was friendly and fast. A good spot for a quick bite to eat before security check.

To be honest, the breakfast wasn't amazing. I got the formulae Salee with the eggs and bacon,…read morejuice and coffee, and the basket of bread, of course. My wife did not - she just got a couple of a la carte items, and we both got a croissant. I'm going with 5 stars for a couple of reasons. One, coffee was excellent. My cappuccino was delicious, but every one of them was during this trip. Second, it's hard to find an american breakfast - it just isn't their thing. Third, the eggs and bacon were very good (but it was just scrambled eggs and bacon). Fourth, the croissant was delicious. Maybe I'm just so happy to have gotten a regular breakfast. The shop is very nice and seems like a great place to work if you need to. Its spacious and the staff was very friendly. I'd make it a stop on your trip if you plan on having breakfast that isn't just a baguette.

Great place for breakfast/ lunch. I stopped by for a lunch…read moreon a weekday and I waited about five minutes to find a table. Salad lunch combo (formule) was excellent. Salad was seasoned with base of balsamic vinegar and basil pesto on top. In this very meat-heavy country, I was glad to find something I could eat (and enjoy). They were so busy each step of service took a little longer than I'd have liked. But at least they were all very friendly and helpful.