Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine française en Haut-Rhin

29/04/2026: I waited half an hour to be served. The waitress came by several times without answering, so I got up and left. As a resident of Mulhouse, this is a disgrace to the city, which used to be so classy. Incompetent staff. I urge you to avoid this place.

23/04/2026: Well located. Expensive, very expensive. Only good for a drink, if they even bother to take your order...

11/05/2026: Very good experience, very friendly in French, English and Spanish, very good products

15/02/2026: We visited the place and afterwards had coffee/hot chocolate and some delicious eclairs. The café is tiny but very cozy. The woman behind the counter was very friendly. You have to be lucky to find a seat. Many people were also buying pastries to take away. But everything looked delicious.

12/12/2025: The bread is good (but not always), the saleswomen are helpful, but it takes forever, especially the light brown-haired woman with blue eyes; you can tell she's not paid by the piece.

11/12/2025: We visited this place just before it closed for New Year's Eve. The desserts were good, nothing particularly amazing, but good. Going there at the end of the day probably isn't the best for freshness, but we made do.

24/05/2026: Can’t say anything about the rooms as I did not slip there but I had the greatest crêpe Nutella. No time to take a picture of it. must post an empty plate! 🤪🤣

05/04/2026: Excellent local cuisine, impeccable service. I highly recommend it — as did our table neighbors before us.

05/01/2026: A delicious colonial-style rice dish, perfect for Christmas Eve. A generous portion and very easy to reheat in the oven. Perfect!! 👍

03/01/2026: The cashier service was impeccable, very kind and gentle. The sandwiches and other dishes offered, both sweet and savory, were all truly excellent. The prices might be a little high at times, but the quality is definitely there. 👍👍

20/05/2026: Poor customer service, walked out without ordering, spent my money at Starbucks..

14/04/2026: What sometimes happens when someone travels to a foreign country and is expected to "know the language" has to stop at some point. I travel to different countries two or three times a year and have neither the time nor the obligation to learn every language. No one is obligated to learn something if they don't want to, just as no one is obligated to serve customers or accept money if they don't want to. Respect, however, is a duty, because we don't know each other, and I came to your shop as a visitor and expect to be treated with respect. I regret to see, however, that there have been other incidents of poor service in this shop. Four days ago, I visited myself and waited in line. When it was my turn, I asked a young employee if she spoke English, as I don't speak French, and she said "a little." I asked if the croissants were hot or cold, and she turned to an older colleague, who asked me if I perhaps spoke Italian. I said no and very politely asked both of them, "English, German, or Greek?" The young employee replied sarcastically, "French? Because you're in France?" So, my dear, if you ever go on holiday to England, America, Italy, or perhaps to Germany or Greece, will you learn all the languages ​​beforehand? Unacceptable behavior, an unsuitable employee for this position. Naturally, I left immediately and do not recommend this store, no matter how good the atmosphere or the products are. My experience was terrible and completely ruined my mood. I'm giving it two stars because her colleague at least showed a little willingness to help. Otherwise, I would have given it one.