Restaurant Snack-bar Du Plan D'eau sur Saint-Eloy-Les-Mines

Cinnamon rolls are simply delicious

In a charming little bakery just steps from the train station, I enjoyed a wonderfully buttery pain au chocolat. It reminded me of the bakery in my village. The bread looked delicious too, with plenty of choice. Next time, I'll be back to try their croissants.

The croissant and pain au chocolat were delicious and still warm. A lovely little bakery with very fair prices. Highly recommended! I'll definitely be back next time.

Delicious! Everything in the shop looks so tempting! I had the sandwich, drink, and dessert combo, a really good ham and cheese sandwich that was absolutely delicious—the ham was excellent! The pastries are very good too! The combo is a bit pricey though: €13.90. I was just a little disappointed with the pastries; I didn't find them very fresh. The pain au chocolat was a bit chewy and small… for the price, that's a bit of a shame… maybe I arrived too early or too late!

It looks great from the outside, but ultimately the quality isn't what I expected.

The best chocolate croissant I’ve ever had.

A 500g loaf of bread and a mini babka for 15 euros. The prices are excessive and unjustified! It's good, but it's still bakery food.

We stopped at this Bakery on the way to the train station and we were positively surprised. Very good bread. Worth a try.

The bread is delicious, but one of the girls who works there was racist. Spanish and French have similar words, so it's easy to understand what they're saying. If this woman doesn't like serving foreign customers, she should put up a sign. She gave me a dirty look and treated me with indifference. She even said, "My God, so many foreigners lately, what a nuisance." I don't know if that counts as racist, but it was rude, especially considering how she understood me (I should clarify that I know a little French; I can understand it, but I can't speak it). The bread itself is delicious, I can't deny that.