Where to buy good French bread in Sheffield

[Mandy68 10]

Having tried all the supermarket stuff and a few local bakers, has anyone got any reccomendations where to get French bread locally? Been to France recently and missing yummy bread

[shanes teeth 10]

Depends what sort of French bread you like,but my favourite at the moment is from Lidl.It's quite crusty and the middle is a bit ciabatta-ish but it is great with pate or beurre d'isigny and jam!

[lh123 10]

Being French myself, unfortunately I have yet to find real baguettes and real patisseries. La Perle disappointed me as all their cakes are filled with whipped cream and not the original creme patissiere. As for breads, the baguettes are never soft inside, crust is too big. These 2 are about the on;y stuff I miss from back home ... Along with the weather )

[highflyerjak 10]

Being French myself, unfortunately I have yet to find real baguettes and real patisseries. La Perle disappointed me as all their cakes are filled with whipped cream and not the original creme patissiere. As for breads, the baguettes are never soft inside, crust is too big. These 2 are about the on;y stuff I miss from back home ... Along with the weather )

 

You have our sympathy....

[BHRemovals 10]

i love greek black bread but cant get that anywhere

[Dizzyblonde 10]

and you probably dont eat our cheese

[carmencarter 10]

I'm French too- was quite pleasantly surprised with the Marks and Spencer baguette. But don't tend to go there often so have to settle for part-baked most of the time. Not as good as the real thing, but will do for me.

[GodStar 10]

Have you tried Waitrose? Some of their freshly baked bread is much better than Tesco etc

[Captain_Scarlet 10]

Have you tried Waitrose? Some of their freshly baked bread is much better than Tesco etc

Any bread that arrives at a shop to be "heated" doesn't deserve being eaten.