Brioche Doree - Reservar una mesa

when we discovered our usual bar/cafe had changed hands since our last visit, we wandered down the line to the Brioche Doree..Tiny tables set very close together but we didnt have to fight for space... excellent pastries, particularly the Raspberry ones,,tea or coffee only bit surprising that ( not even any bottled beers.However tea was good ( for France), pastries delicious and service with a smile from the young man behind the display. They also offer salads and paninis if they interest you.Would have given 5 stars had they served a decent beer!

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I stopped off for a coffee to take back with me on the train to the UK. I paid Euro 3.20 for a Latte and 1.70 for a Pain aux Raisin. The coffee was in a small cup with lid and when I opened it was only half full. It tasted bland. The bun was good but overall I felt very disappointed. The problem is that it was the only real choice for coffee in the terminal.

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Went here on the way back to the UK. This place renewed my faith in English coffee, we have come on leaps and bounds whereas French cafés in general serve mediocre dishwater resting on their laurels of the past. Very expensive for what you get, the coffee was horrid and the pastries were lovely albeit father generic and overpriced.

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This is a well-situated snackery for people shopping in Cite d'Europe as it is directly opposite the massive Carrefour supermarket. There is not much room to leave a shopping trolley but a baguette with ham and cheese goes down very well with a coffee. They also do some nice pastries.

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Nice cafe in the middle of a huge shopping mall. Snacks rather than meals but a good choice. Prices are reasonable. Only downside was they expect customers to clear their trays to a service rack that was full - so we had to leave them on the table.

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I had a pasta and walnut salad which looked rather dull but was absolutely delicious. Apart from that it is a fairly uncomfortable Formica table experience but quick. Good if you are rushing to cross the Channel

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Un bon café viennois accompagné d'un croissant croustillant rien de tel pour démarrer une journée de shopping... servis par une serveuse très sympathique..

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Had tea, coffee and buns here, they were lovely, it was the strongest cup of tea I got while in France and it was most welcome! The staff were nice also

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We had a small lunch at brioche dorée, you can eat sandwiches, warm panninis or go for sweet pastries. You know what you get when you enter this place.

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Opposite Carrefour. A great selection of savoury and sweets pastries. Two coffees and apple pastry....good start to the morning!

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