So so good. Staff was friendly, tea was delicious, and cupcake was so yummy! Highly recommend for…read morean afternoon in a cozy and trendy space. On a passé un moment extraordinaire avec amis ici!

From the owner: Pâtisserie fines, torréfaction de café et vente de thés en vrac et sachets, salon de thé avec…read morecollation légère pour le déjeuner.

From the owner: Le CARRE du Londres est un concept de restauration sous forme de bocaux frais et locaux créés et…read moreconfectionnés par le Chef Jean-Pierre KAUSZ. Ouvert 7j/7. BRUNCH tous les dimanches. Plats végétariens et sans gluten/sans lactose

Arrived at 1740 after a 30 minute ride here to be told they don't serve anything 20 minutes before…read more... Grrr not happy ! BUT!!.... came back the day after and the coffee and atmosphere is absolutely divine ! Worth two trips across town for

My husband and I recently traveled to tours and we stopped by here daily for the delicious coffee,…read morepastries and kind service. The store is run by a husband and wife she does the baking and he runs the shop. We are still dreaming about the scones and quiche. We liked the coffee so much we even brought some home to California. It's organic and roasted in France. You won't be able to come here only once.

One of the most beautiful locations I've been to and I've been going to Starbucks for 27 years!…read moreI've never written a Starbucks either! The mayors office is across the street with amazing 18th century Rococo architecture. The ceilings are high with very nice people working there. Power outlets are everywhere, simply great. Today is a holiday, I wish I could call to see if they are open.

All I wanted was a pumpkin spice latte and I was so glad that they had them! The menu is mostly the…read moresame as in the US with some slight differences. Food seems to be a bigger thing at French Starbucks than it is in the US. They have croissants, (but why would you get a croissant from Starbucks when you are in France) cheesecake, salads, pancakes and some other pastries. It's a little more expensive than in the US but that is to be expected. It's a little strange because most of the drinks are still in English. This meant that the baristas could definitely tell I was American because it is really hard to pronounce things with a French accent that are in English. The guy switched to English when he heard me say pumpkin spice latte. Service is very friendly though, and they have a nice upstairs area, outdoor patio facing Hôtel de Ville, a back patio, and plugs that are nice for plugging in laptops and phones.

A very good place to take a cup of tea, my favourite? The bourbon tea... An incredible taste! You…read morecan also eat some cakes, very good "croissants" or "pain au chocolat". Ideal adress to read your newspaper or take time around a tea with friends. If you don't understand my basic english you can translate my french comment ;)

From the owner: Les douceurs de Galand Pour bien des manceaux, Galand est une pâtisserie ou un salon de thé. Mais…read morec'est également un restaurant où une clientèle d'habitués vient déjeuner d'une tarte aux poireaux ou du menu, presque les yeux fermés. En fait, il s'agit d'une salade du jour ou d'une viande plus une pâtisserie ou de crudités plus une viande. On peut évidemment choisir salades ou viandes à la carte. Pour les desserts, fastoche ! Galand est une pâtisserie renommée. Aux beaux jours, on peut les déguster dehors, sur la Rep, avec nappes et serviettes en tissu, ce qui est très appréciable.