Delicious French pastries. We enjoyed quiche Lorraine, eclair, pan au chocolat, and croissant. Very…read morefriendly service.

The best "gâteau basque" in the area, period. Choices of different sizes and different flavors :…read moretraditional with cream, cherries, chestnuts... all worth trying.

Wow, when you step in, there's a variety of chocolates and sweets that will definitely entice you…read more I came here to buy some souvenir chocolates for my coworkers and they didn't disappoint. I bought a small assortment and my coworkers loved it. It was mostly dark chocolate and delicious!

Wow! These folks know their stuff, this long skinny bar with almonds and pieces of nuts and stuff…read moreis so incredibly flavorful, coco nibs no less included. Buy here, leave and eat happy!

Love this place! They kept the tradition to make their basque pie. It really gives you a nice…read moreexperience seen the moulin. There is also a bar restaurant next to it, where you can have a drink and eat while there. My son and niece really enjoyed the experience.

I stopped here to buy a gâteau Basque, one of my favorite things to eat in the world. I had…read morepreviously visited their sister store in Bordeaux (loved it) and wanted to see if one of their locations in the Basque region was just as good. It is! They had large and individual sized cakes. I bought a small cake and was pleased to see a flavor I had not yet seen - citron. It was a nice balance between sweet and tart. The crust was as wonderful as the filling. I also tried the local version of the macaron, which is similar to the type you will see 3 hours north in Saint-Emilion. I believe it is made with hazelnut flour instead of almond and they are naturally colored (no food coloring) and they are not filled. It was freshly made and very tasty. The staff was very kind and helpful, although surprised that I only wanted one macaron. I politely explained that I was dieting and was trying to keep my treats to a minimum. The window had a lovely display with elaborately made animals and other creatures out of chocolate for the upcoming Easter holiday. The shop also had a large selection of chocolates. If you are someone with a sweet tooth or know someone who is, it is worth visiting while you are in Saint-Jean-de-Luz.

We had tasted the basque cake at another bakery but saw someone eating one that looked better and…read moreit was from here so we decided to visit. What a place. It's not the place to go if you are hungry since it can satisfy your sweet or savory taste buds. Personally, I could never work there as I would be as big as a house. Within two hours of leaving the place I tasted their cherry basque cake, macrons, chocolates and caramels. I enjoyed every bite and brought some home for gifts. The store celebrated their 100th anniversary in 1995 so they are doing something right :) They have a website for ordering which can also be a dangerous thing!