Jeff de Bruges

Lovely holiday window display drew us into Jeff de Bruges
They had a large case of individual chocolates as well as gorgeous pre-​boxed chocolates.
We selected a nice marzipan-​filled milk chocolate log kind of thing & purchased a decorative box to bring back for family
The marzipan log was okay — the almond flavor was very subtle & I am thinking the dark chocolate would have been a better pairing… and they had that on offer so I’ll put it to the test next time
The decorative box never made it to the family — I just couldn’t resist the cute houses, doggies and foiled chocolates in both dark and milk varieties. They were absolutely scrumptious & the milk chocolates in particular just melted in our mouths
If seeking some nice Belgian chocolates to bring back as a gift (or to indulge yourself) you’ll find a treat at Jeff de Bruges

Excellent chocolatier, with some of the best chocolates available, and sold in a charming and well designed shop. While most of the chocolates are the standard selection of their belgian chocolates, they do have one or two items that are particular to the Alsace region.
Of special note is that the shopgirl was extremely helpful, and even went the extra mile in helping us find a location by exiting the shop and showing us the directions in the street.

Alors oui, Jeff de Bruges est bien une chaîné de chocolateries. Personnellement, j’ai ma préférence pour celui de Rivétoile où j’ai déjà rempli trois cartes de fidélité. Non seulement les pralinés sont absolument délicieux, bien réalisés, crémeux. Mais en plus le service est toujours impeccable. Les vendeuses sont adorables, patientes quand vous prenez des plombes à choisir le prochain chocolat du ballotin. Mais aussi hyper commerciales puisqu’elles font toujours goûter un petit chocolat.
Mes préférés: biscuitine trop craquant au chocolat blanc, le liégeois super crémeux, ascot aux spéculoos, acapulco au chocolat noir et citron vert, vénézia au café et surtout le St Nicolas moelleux à la crème moka.