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01/02/2026: They charge for eating in! From 40 cents to more than the original price, legal but excessive for a simple clearing of the table. The traditional baguette lacks crumb, is undercooked, and too light. The staff says nothing (hard to change their ways after so many years!!) when dogs come in with their owners. It's always the same old people who think it's normal to bring their dogs into a food shop! The ban on dogs in bakeries and pastry shops Legal Published on May 15, 2025 "They are our faithful companions, and yet, they are not welcome everywhere. For obvious hygiene reasons, pets are not allowed inside food stores. Can a baker tolerate customers' pets entering their shop?" The answer to this question is simple and clear: no, you must not allow your customers to bring their pets into your establishment. A matter of hygiene Establishments handling food must comply with strict hygiene standards (EC Regulation No. 852/2004). This prohibition is not intended to be unpleasant to customers, but rather to respect basic hygiene principles. Indeed, pets can carry germs (or microbes) that could settle on food and subsequently contaminate consumers. This prohibition, which is not new, is also enshrined in law. For example, paragraph 9 of Article 125-1 of the departmental health regulations concerning food stores specifies that "animals, particularly dogs, are not allowed on the premises, with the exception of guide dogs for visually impaired people." This prohibition must be displayed at the entrance of every store.

13/01/2026: An iconic Chamalières establishment, you'll find a tempting array of fresh, homemade products. Enjoy a tea room and lunch with impeccable service.