Waida sur Reims

The tea room also offers dirty and sweet brunches Very warm welcome, served quickly and well

Very pretty art deco place. Delicious pastries. Calm. No waiting to be served. Too bad the room is a bit small. To recommend

Tea room quite small for the busy weekends but the waitresses do their best to satisfy customers. Excellent drinks, cakes and pastries. Little less for the exorbitant price

Good quality products but too expensive for my taste

What a treat. We got to the hotel late for breakfast so we went here for breakfast. A wide choice of delicacies. It was certainly a very good breakfast

Very pleasant place, a paradise for delicacies. I recommend!

At the beginning of October 24, we ended up in this small but lovely salon de thé by chance with four people. Very nice, small boulangerie, as soon as you enter the many showcases entice you with a wide range of baked goods. We were greeted very friendly and were able to communicate despite not knowing French; the maitre d' and one of the two waitresses spoke English. All the employees there were very friendly. The map is in French and English. We had breakfast twice (€14.70) and Le Brunch twice (€24.25) and an extra cheese and ham scrambled egg (€8.10). The prices were completely reasonable for the quantity and quality of the food. The baked goods in particular (croissants, pain au chocolat, toasted bread) were delicious, as was the coffee, very strong and very tasty. The fruit salad and freshly squeezed orange juice were small but very fresh, the fruit salad with passion fruit, pineapple, raspberries, grapes, currants and oranges, and the honey yogurt was very tasty. The scrambled eggs were very, very good, a bit low on salt, but with the salt and pepper shakers brought there was a small, very sweet French lesson from the non-English speaking waitress, so we can also order them in French in the future. At the end we took a big bag of baked goods with us so we could enjoy them again on the journey home. Definitely recommended.

Charming establishment discovered by chance during a visit to Reims. We had two sandwiches and a small slice of pizza for 19€00 which I find very expensive! All the dishes were good nonetheless. My little one ate all of his pizza. We ate outside with the wasps. Fortunately a member of staff came and put a small glass of hot coffee to scare them away. I think it would be appropriate to reassess the prices downwards, particularly in view of the previous comments.

I regularly buy my lunch from them. I am naturally curious about food, so I like to taste a little bit of everything. This allows me to have a broader vision. Some products are excellent, others are insignificant and others should be avoided. I find mini pizzas incredible! Delicious flaky and crispy pastry, beautiful fleshy and fresh tomato slices, gratinated cheese and very tasty spices! I also really like their little crusty pâté, very digestible and tasty. In addition, I find the price reasonable given the quality and this homemade taste. Very very good raisin bread, one of the best I have ever had. Good hazelnut cookies. Lemon bomb, blackcurrant not bad at all. I've heard a lot of good things about homemade marshmallows but I haven't tried them for myself. For average things, the quiches are generous with ham but the dough is dry... You choke a little on it... Too bad. The kind of pistachio and morello cherry snail is not bad but stuffy. Good to share, for two people. For things to seriously review: What they call gnocchi, which has nothing to do with Italian pasta but a kind of... Quiche with a kind of béchamel gratin... Frankly, I don't understand... It looks like a child who made a gloubiboulga with flour... I tried the salmon sandwich under the advice of a saleswoman... Very bad experience. Felt: 80% black bread and a little fresh cheese and salmon (and other things) but how dry it was! I had a lot of trouble finishing it because I hate waste but clearly it's not worth the price, and even if it were offered to me I would politely decline. I have also already bought small homemade Easter chocolates... I don't like it at all... Strange flavor and poor quality chocolate, greasy and tasteless which stays in the mouth... And once again very very expensive. As for the service, apart from a waitress who seems half asleep I have never been poorly received. The place is very pretty. We feel like we're going back to the good old days.

Best galette ardennaise in Reims, and several many other delicious pastries too. Good traiteur as well. May get a bit busy but the staff are very nice. A favourite among locals!