Boulangerie Ange sur Brest

Bakery with a huge selection, even if it's mostly mass-produced. There's just as much choice for lunch as for breakfast. The staff are helpful and friendly, and the place is clean.

Very good food, friendly service. Clean, quiet, and pleasant. I recommend it.

The staff gave us a very warm welcome upon our arrival. They were very polite. The only downside would be to clean the trays more regularly, as they were greasy, the tables, and especially the restrooms, which were very, very dirty (no toilet paper, no running water). A hand sanitizer would have been appreciated as a solution while we waited.

You can go to the Ange bakery. In Brest, we had a café au lait, Croissants, and a pain au chocolat at 10 a.m. today. We were served by a tall, young man with glasses, super friendly and with a smile, just like they did two weeks ago. To the managers of the Ange bakery, This young man should be a trainer to teach other people how to be friendly because it's good to see a young person who smiles and is conscientious with customers. Thank you to him.

Great pastries, impeccable welcome and what's more you can recharge your phone in peace.

It's a bakery that I like, I often go there for a coffee. A really nice team, especially Jade. On the other hand, I wanted to try a Too Good to Go, what a disappointment, I might as well not give anything, when you see the staff throwing away merchandise and when they give you your (package) a cardboard box that serves as a base for packs of soda cans with inside a wholemeal loaf, an apple turnover, a slice of pizza that hasn't come out of the oven, a basic salad. All for €6.75 you will tell me that it's not expensive and you're right. Basically, Too Good to Go is an anti-waste and well when you see a lot of merchandise being thrown away and have 4 or 5 products in your package you might as well not give anything. PITY

Thank you for this delicious raspberry tart offered for my birthday.