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22/06/2025: One of the best pastry shops in Strasbourg! For me, it's a must-see every time I visit the city. A wide selection of pastries, from classic to more original, always with great refinement and flavor.

20/06/2025: I often come here to have a pastry for a snack, the creations are exquisite and sophisticated, I'm a fan

28/06/2025: A lovely place with great prices, very busy, but really nice. The waiter was friendly and cordial

22/06/2025: I hadn't been to this establishment for over 10 years... and one Saturday morning, I wanted to sit down and have a simple long coffee with a glass of water... a decent welcome from the server, but then, what shocked me the most was the price of the long coffee: €3.20... And then they tell me that American chains are expensive... an espresso with water added... €3.20... I had to wait a good 15 minutes afterward to be billed... the server was preoccupied chatting with regulars on his chair and at their tables... I had to get up and politely ask for the bill. I asked to pay by credit card, and he kindly told me that he only accepts cards for amounts over €10. I asked in the same tone if the information was posted at the entrance or at the checkout, and he replied: "Well, yes, it's a €10 minimum for all credit card payments…" so he didn't answer my question, and the display wasn't in order. He still accepted my credit card payment, having not anticipated any change since there was no display indicating this. I left with a bitter taste and slightly disappointed by this experience. Update to my comment 06/22/25: On the Legifrance website, it is clearly stated that the minimum payment accepted by credit card must be displayed. This display wasn't there in your establishment when I visited, so you can't impose this without complying with the regulations. It doesn't work à la carte the way you want it to. You mention bank fees. I was a merchant for three years and I experienced this situation. These fees should be negotiated with your banker to reduce them. FYI: Refusing to pay for a contactless payment of less than €10 will cause you to lose a certain number of customers... When I came, I asked for a long coffee, not a large coffee. So you charged me more for my coffee and served me something other than what I initially requested. At that point, the merchant must inform that they do not offer long coffee so that the customer can choose another product. Thank you.