Le Club Sandwich Café Jaude sur Clermont-Ferrand

A perfect place to relax in Clermont-Ferrand Centre Jaude is an excellent place to visit whether you are local or just sightseeing. It’s the perfect spot to relax with a coffee, enjoy great food, take a break, and soak in the atmosphere of the city. The surrounding area is lively, clean, and welcoming, with fantastic shopping and beautiful views all around. During the Christmas season, the markets are a real highlight — full of lights, festive stalls, local food, and a warm family atmosphere. Le Parc du Coq just nearby adds a peaceful touch, making it ideal for families, friends, or even a quiet moment alone. A wonderful place to stop, rest, eat, and enjoy Clermont-Ferrand at its best.

I like this shopping center. It's missing a nice home decor store. Too many sportswear/sneaker shops. The restrooms at Jaude 2 need renovating. To attract people to the city center, it would be helpful for customers to have a discount voucher for parking after making a purchase at the mall.

Lots of shops of all kinds with escalators and lots of people...

Nice shopping center, for the Dutch, there's a Hema! Real gingerbread nuts this December 5th. There's also a brasserie with good coffee.

Fair price, crepes served hot, efficient, quick and welcoming staff, I recommend this place, I was able to get a full meal without having to wait too long even though it was peak time, I didn't break the bank, and it tasted quite good, it's a shame that the buckwheat galettes (savory crepes) are not made on site unlike the sweet crepes.

Beautiful shops, very pleasant gallery!

A pleasant place to stroll through the shops

I love this place, you can find everything there, with a great atmosphere and parking.

Less and less interest and a series of store closures.

Only 3 stars because the Jaude 1 shopping center is aging, while Jaude 2 is more attractive. The number of shops is declining, and this is certainly due to the restrictions on car traffic in the center, where parking is paid, whereas it's free on the outskirts. Environmentalism is all well and good, but ultimately, city centers are left with nothing but banks and phone shops. It's a shame for residents who will have to drive to shop because there won't be any stores left. In the end, traffic will be diverted outwards instead of inwards, and city centers will die. What a pity…