Pâtisserie Gilg

We visited Gilg in Colmar after trusting the reviews to try their croissants. There is no seating available, only takeaway. The place smells wonderful, and the products look high quality and appealing. We bought a plain and a chocolate croissant around 12:30. Possibly because it was later in the day, they didn’t fully meet our expectations, but overall it was still a pleasant experience.

A gem in Colmar, offering some of the most delicious desserts in town. The croissants are perfectly flaky, the macarons delicate, and the éclairs rich with flavor — exactly what you’d hope for in a French patisserie. Maybe the best bakery in Colmar, The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a lovely stop after exploring the old town. Prices are fair for the quality, and the location on Grand Rue is easy to find. If you love desserts, this place is a must-visit. Every bite feels like a little piece of France at its best.

High quality, perfectly made croissants and other patisserie treats. A must visit in Colmar! The service is quick, and naturally prioritize those who are ready to order for quick service. Kind and gracious for your patronage.

One of the best Patisseries we have ever seen. Perfectly hand crafted tartelettes, taste is amazing. Came back here twice. We can really recommend to buy some tartelettes during your visit in Colmar.

Incredible pastries and breads!! We loved the vanilla tarte! We also tried their new chausson aux pommes, which was lovely!

The patisserie are gorgeous and tastes great. The apple-shaped cake is basically a mousse with white chocolate covered and apple cubes inside, but it is beautifully crafted to make you excited to try it. I find the croissant pretty average, as I had a much better one when cycling to the other village nearby, so I guess this patisserie is most well-known for their cakes, not pastry. Their price is a bit higher compared to other bakery.

Wow! The best desserts in Colmar! So tasty, so fresh! The place looks appealing and clean from the outside! My recommendations: Vanilla eclaire and tartelette Emilie 10/10 However, macaroons look yummy but dont taste as good!

This patisserie is one of the most famous & high end in Colmar for its French pastries. There is no dine-in option, so you have to take your order away. We tried a variety of their pastries, and overall, they were good. It would have been better if there were a dine-in or café option.

We tried multiple bakeries in colmar. This was our favorite. Their pastries were consistently fresh. The croissant was perfect. Light flaky on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside. The apple pastry was so good. They workers were super nice and helpful. The sandwiches were just ok.

Oh gosh, if u visit this patisserie, u won't be sorry. I wish I had bought ten kinds of cakes instead of just two

Great patisserie and some savory options that are delightful. They don't heat up the savory for you though and not a sit down place. Macarons were amazing, try the lemon

Went there 2 years ago when in colmar. Soooo good! Hands down best. I don't usually have much sweet but this is too good to miss

This is very very good shop of sweet,cakes, it is nice decorated with excellent taste :)

Best macarons hands down and the place really knows how to make a mousse! Their desserts are adorable and my boyfriend and I spent $50 there on a variety of desserts, croissants, and chocolates. I would highly recommend their desserts (from cakes to macarons) and their chocolates are pretty decent. Don't forget to give them a shot! Two reasons it didn't get 5 stars: the croissants were more like brioche croissants and didn't have the layers I was looking for although the taste was still good; the cherries in their chocolate cake had way too much alcohol in it. I've had alcohol soaked maraschino cherries before but this was so much alcohol my boyfriend and I had to pick them out. The rest of the dessert was still tasty though! The people who complain about the price have no idea what goes on into making these beautiful desserts from the time spent, to the ingredient costs, to having to account for waste. I thought the prices were very fair and I would absolutely go back and purchase more desserts if I go back to Colmar!

When in Alsace you have to stop by Pâtisserie Gilg. The pâtisserie is family-owned and has been located in Munster since 1936, they have in the last 8 years expanded with 2 additional stores, their 2. in Colmar (2008) and 3. in Ribeauville (2010). Once my firend found out about them, we pretty much had to visit a couple of times during our vacation. Not only do they have the most amazing cakes, made for one really cake hungry person or easily shared between two. As we loved the cakes we would buy 2 the share everytime. A repeat preference was the Tarte au Citron, for me it cannot get more french that this cake/pie. In addition to their cakes, they also make a bunch of macarons in different flavours, and a wide selection of chocolate. I especially liked the intense vanilla and caramel au beurre salé macaroons - soo good. The best part is that their products are top quality, but all in all not that expensive. The result, for us at least, was we kept coming back. You try them, and see if you can stay away afterwards.

Avis à tous les gourmands!!!! Exellentes pâtisseries! Miam miam!!!! Soooooo goood!!!! I found this place while strolling down the cobblestone streets in Colmar with friends, and I just had to make everybody stop and try this place. Just looking at the window display of gorgeous pastries and chocolates I knew this place has got to be good....they looked too yummy to pass!! Situated in the historical center of Colmar, Gilg is a tiny pastry shop with no seats, it's a take out store that makes decadent luxury cakes that are not just aesthetically pleasing but also phenomenally delicious!!! The savarin I had was one of the best I've ever had, just as good as the one I had at Fauchon in Paris! Oh la la, my mouth was partying for real!!! And the profiterole too was excellent, loved the flavorful cream inside!! When in Colmar, you must try Gilg!!!! +5 étoiles bien mérité!!!!!!!

I did not get a chance to try the delicious looking cakes and pastries at Gilg!!! I arrived on a Sunday morning behind a huge tour group who were clearing the shelves! If I did not have a train to catch to visit some castle in a nearby town I could have waited. I assumed that there would be an opportunity to sample the cakes the next day but forgot to check the opening hours for Monday :( So this rating is based on the presentation of the cakes compared to other patisseries rather than the taste!

Our host said "best croissants in France"and they were- this is my fourth trip to this country and these truly were the best pastries. My husband and I went in for croissants and came out also with a vanilla eclair, 2 pain au chocolate, a citron twist, a Kugelhopf, and 1 brioche au raisins. All these pastries were only 10 euros! All were superb but I recommend the croissants, pain au chocolate, and the citron twist. I've had better brioches elsewhere but the rest were top notch. I wish we got more, but they don't taste as good saved the next day and we were catching a train. Oh the woes of patisserie life!

Absolutely fantastic. Exceptional. Mastery of technique in the service of elegant creativity. What, the delicate macaroons won't keep intact for 3 weeks in a backpack? Foie gras won't glue your Teva soles back on either. Just enjoy the fine pleasures Gilg offers. Make a selection (with precious little help from the sniffy servers), take your pretty little box to the banks of the canal, have a seat on a bench and enjoy some of the best pâtisseries you have ever had.

The best bakery you can find in the city. The cube is one of my favorite pastry here. Never disappointed ! Prices are not so expensive regarding the quality of each product here. It is now my mandatory stop for my next visit in Colmar. There is no seating, all products are for take-out only. You can ask for spoon or fork to enjoy you desert outside in a park or terrace.

Best croissants in France is what our AirBnB host said when we arrived and she was not kidding. Our only regret is not buying more pastries. If you go to Colmar, you must go here. Just remember. They are closed on Monday and open at 9am on other days. So get there early if you want a chance at getting some before they sell out.

It was a gorgeous display of sweet delights, so I bought an assortment of macaroons. I was excited because of the unique flavors: olive oil and vanilla, strawberry jasmine, violet and raspberry, and cassis. To my great disappointment though, it was a bomb. A few shells were too soft and cracked when I picked them up (my hands aren't big and clumsy) and some of them left behind oily residue after sitting for just a day even though I was told they could keep for up to a week.

Words cannot describe how tasty the pastries are! The employees are also absolutely wonderful! regulars were coming in & they were all greeted. We too were treated so well! Not speaking French can sometimes be difficult however, this encounter was one to be remembered for it's exemplary service & refined food. We will return to Gilg each day while we are here in Colmar!