Patisserie Gross sur Selestat

13/07/2026: Picking up sandwiches and water drinks from the local bakery for our canoe trip—really necessary at temperatures above 30 degrees!

26/06/2026: I lived in Sélestat almost 10 years ago, and this was already the place to go, which is why when I was passing through last Sunday, I preferred to stop there rather than anywhere else. I think the quality and price haven't changed much, and the service is top-notch. The lady at the till took the time to prepare my halal chicken sandwich, which was really nice. I also got a chocolate braid from the day before, which was well-wrapped in cellophane, and frankly, it was still very good for €2, if I'm not mistaken. The only thing was that the pretzels were a little dry, but I think that's due to the weather. The shop remains beautiful, clean, and well-stocked. The restrooms are clean and accessible for people with reduced mobility. Parking is fairly easy, although spaces turn up quickly.