Boulangerie Marie Blachere sur Saint-Gely-Du-Fesc

Generally, I'm not disappointed at Marie Blachère. For example, if you buy 10 fresh croissants, it costs you six euros. I bought 10 day-old croissants to reduce food waste and see how they could be used to make ham croissants. But they also cost me six euros, the same price as the fresh ones, even though they were 50% off. The math doesn't add up, Kevin, or maybe you're selling them individually, but it would be nice if you mentioned that. If it was a mistake, I'm fine with it, but if it's not a mistake, I'll only buy fresh croissants and not the reduced-waste ones. I came today, April 16th, at 2:56 PM.

Excellent service. Good products.

This bakery offers unbeatable value for money. A wide variety of options to suit all tastes, from breads, pastries, cookies, doughnuts, cakes, and sandwiches—and I'm sure I'm forgetting many more! The service isn't always perfect, but the staff are nonetheless lovely. Large, free parking lot—very convenient.

The lunch specials are great and inexpensive; there's always a seat available. The breakfast is good too.

SLOW service, they are clearly not dynamic, the queue at peak times and the parking lot is congested, the products are good but the service with 2 people is really not possible….

The products were very good and varied! The service was provided by young people, one of whom clearly lacked the basic manners to say hello. However, after seeing the look on their customers' faces (it was like being on the Paris metro on a Monday morning – quite alarming), I can almost understand, though it doesn't excuse anything.

Having bought a large sliced ​​country loaf, to my great surprise it wasn't salted! Perhaps other customers have had this unpleasant experience?