Mousse Café, coopérative de solidarité

A small, unique café in the center of the village. I enjoyed the experience; the service was good, the coffee and food were generous, and the food was good! However, the mocha didn't taste like coffee enough and was too sweet (it's homemade, but it's a liquid/cocoa syrup type that's too sweet). The gluten-free macarons were very good, as were the scones. We loved their Hōjicha (a kind of matcha, but browned) and it was delicious. They have a good selection of board games, although we were only there for the coffee. There were some very large tables for games... It's a café in the center of the small town, but no outdoor seating from what I saw. They have several unique products, lip balms, beeswax candles, etc. If I had to go back, I would just try an espresso. 4 coffees, 3 pastries for around $36, really not that expensive!

Really good! Very welcoming and offers gluten free options! The oolong tea was delicious! We will be back!