This sweet place is located in France at Epcot's World Showcase! It is delightful and the food is superb! All the employees are from France and work hard to make their products authentically French.
Jacob, great photos of France at Epcot. I also like all your Micanopy photos. I was there a few years ago with my middle son and his family. They were living in Georgia at the time and it was the mid-point to swap grandkids. I enjoyed the little town and wanted to meet a friend from Gainesville there but she said there wasn't anything worth going for. I think she was wrong. I'll have to check it out next time I head up that way.
@ Karen - I think she's wrong, too. It's got enough antique shops and little restaurants to keep one busy for several hours. Plus there's a museum and a lot of interesting houses. The cemetery is also fascinating.
lovely, now I will have a cup of tea, some freshly baked bread and some orange marmalade please.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to feel at home in Florida! Just kidding, when in the USA I don't want baguette and pâtisserie.
ReplyDeleteThe first image is wonderful, I feel the smell of baguette ...
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Wonderful pictures, and I know I miss my country!! I want some french bread now!!! Thanks for sharing this unique thing with us!
ReplyDeleteThese fellows really know how to make delicious bread and all sorts of treats!
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Very cool! I bet you stayed quite a while there! Everything sounds delicious!
ReplyDelete@ Denise - Hi! Glad to see your back at CDP...hope you had fun with your in-laws! Thanks for all the comments.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great - outside and inside too:) Looks inviting:)
ReplyDeleteLove the smell of boulangeries! This one is lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my, now I'm hungry. Such a cute place!
ReplyDeleteJacob, great photos of France at Epcot. I also like all your Micanopy photos. I was there a few years ago with my middle son and his family. They were living in Georgia at the time and it was the mid-point to swap grandkids. I enjoyed the little town and wanted to meet a friend from Gainesville there but she said there wasn't anything worth going for. I think she was wrong. I'll have to check it out next time I head up that way.
ReplyDelete@ Karen - I think she's wrong, too. It's got enough antique shops and little restaurants to keep one busy for several hours. Plus there's a museum and a lot of interesting houses. The cemetery is also fascinating.
ReplyDeleteA cup of coffee and fresh French bread with cinnamon flavored honey - just this can made my day!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Juergen