The 50 best spots for baguette in Paris

Walked past for an impromptu dessert after dinner nearby! There was a line outside at 19 30! It moved fast! To my question of "éclair or tart", the nice lady behind the counter replied both! 😅🤣 The interior/exterior, with the mix of dark blue 💙 wood/tiles and white 🤍, is nice and bright! Edit: the éclair au chocolat I had was magnificent! 😋 Light, fluffy outside. Creamy but not heavy filling. Most importantly to me, not too sweet at all.

One of my favourite bakeries in Paris. Suitable for takeaways. Queued around 5 minutes since there wasn’t a long line.

One of the best bakeries in Paris that I have visited. Their “meringue aux pralines roses” is heavenly, their lemon tart is heavenly. Their baguette tradition is, you guessed it, heavenly. I will definitely keep coming back.

We ordered an almond croissant and beignet. Both were pretty good! No seating inside so must take away.

This is the BEST croissant I have ever had in my life. Almost has a sweet taste to it. It is crispy but not too much, very fresh. The buttery taste is so delicious. Highly highly recommended. Baguette tradition was also perfect. I would come to Paris just for this croissant.

I got a Pain Au Chocolat here, plus a pastry with Apricots and Pistachio in it (sorry, I forgot the name). Of the two, I was a bigger fan of the Pain au Chocolat. It was somewhat crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and tasted fairly buttery. Maybe not quite as crispy as other places I've really liked, though, but still very good. The other pastry I had was maybe more sour than I had liked, but I think that's more on my own preferences (and not knowing much on apricots, to be honest), than it is on the pastry itself. So overall, I am pretty happy with what I got, and would definitely recommend a visit. The place is rather small, so it can be a bit crowded to be in, but they still have a decent list of items to pick from. I would definitely like to revisit, myself, to try their other things.

Fantastic baguette! So simple yet so good. We got baguette traditionnelle, a caprese sandwich, and a croissant plain. All were delicious and solid! The croissant was not too sweet and nicely flaky and moist.

The lady working was really nice. We selected a few options and enjoyed them all as a nice breakfast option, and for less than 5 euros.

The baguette was excellent and the croissant was good .

Made a long trek there just to try their baguette and I have to say, it was worth it! I'm not a bread fanatic but when in Paris... we just had to try the best and compare them. Had the opportunity to try it side by side with the baguettes from some top-ranked bakeries which won over the past couple of years during my visit, and this baguette really is good. Even eating it the next day was a treat. There was no queue at all when I reached in the afternoon and I think it is because they are not situated in the touristy city centre where many other top bakeries are. Furthermore, their baguette was so cheap! 1.30euro

According to NYT (9/30/2023) this is the baguette that is served at Élysée Palace to Emanuel Macron. It’s worth finding this place.

Delicious baguettes!! We tried a few smaller baguettes and a larger one with crumbed chicken & cheese. Would recommend the small ones with pate terrine & pickles or pepperoni, so simple and tasty! Flan also worth trying, smooth in texture and balanced in sweetness. There’s not much space to eat instore, only a counter and no chairs but it was fine for a quick lunch.

One of, if not, the best baguette I’ve ever had. So fresh and crisp! We were stopped by multiple people in the neighborhood to ask us if we got our baguette from here, as they intended to recommended it to us. Seems like the people of this neighborhood are very proud of this gem of a bakery, and rightfully so.

Best bakery in town! Must visit this place at least once if you’re in Paris. I only got the chance to go here twice. All pastries and sandwiches tasted fresh. People working here are very friendly. Go early in the morning for hot baguettes. I had a salmon & chicken sandwich in a bun bread! Amazing! I will be coming back every time I visit Paris! I highly recommend this bakery!

Usually bought some lunch here before i had to go to my lecture. They sometimes gave me something extra like a cinnamon bread or a coffee. Very nice personnel! Also very international friendly.

Really delicious amazing pastries and great bread. They have a great selection of super tasty fresh sandwiches as well which was very handy to pack with us on our trips. Tried so many of the things here and really loved everything. Even bought some macarons to take back home that my family really enjoyed! Service was friendly and fast. English spoken by some of the staff.

We loved the croissant and croissant au Beurre. Coffee was good (but slow), and the brioche was good as well, very fluffy. What we didn’t care for at all was the pain Suisse, the dough was really dry and tasteless. Otherwise, everything was good

A busy delicious boulangerie loved by the locals (has long but fast-moving queues always outside) and due to high demand they are constantly bringing out new pastries. They are crispy, light, delicious and still WARM when purchased

We absolutely loved every pastry we got during our trip. Very nice people as well.

I’ve been there twice only because it’s the closest to my house (and we don’t have so many options around here) and I will absolutely never come back. The pastries are regular to good but the service is horrible. The two ladies serving are disrespectful, unpleasant and not professional at all.

Beautiful bakery! Keep in mind that you cannot sit there.

Arrived in Paris late in the afternoon and grabbed some sandwiches and a salad from this local Boulangerie based on a recommendation. Not a lot to pick from since it was the end of the day. We also didn't know to ask to heat up the sandwiches which probably would have made it much better but the sandwiches were still pretty good.

I enjoyed the critron tart, lightly sour and refreshing when accompanied with croissant. Croissant was decent but not life changing. Felt a little rushed to order because it was our first time visiting. Good range of choices, most of the items we had were decent. Would recommend as a quick grab and go

tout autour du pan,134 Rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris, France i went for walk in the square du temple elie-wiesel early one morning as the girls were asleep and past this pâtisserie by happenstance on the way back to the apartment on a roundabout way to get to walk around Picasso museum along the Rue de Thorigny, this pâtisserie had steady flow of of costumers in and out yet only one person ahead of me, the attendant spoke English and was very kind. I purchased one croissant and two chocolate croissants and ate half a chocolate one on the way to the museum, you know that feeling as an adult when you taste something new for that first time.? your eyes close and you hold that taste in your mouth as long as you can, this was one of those times, I stopped walking, thinking, hearing, listening, maybe even breathing as the flavors filled my mouth and slowly melted in one. I don't think I chewed that first crispy buttery chocolate bite, I just let it melt, now I've eaten plenty of croissants in my life, none like this, never again like that!! i went back again a few days later on the morning of our last full day ,as i made breakfast for the girls and I

Great cookie. Good ratio of chocolate and walnuts. Great balance between crispy and gooey on the inside. I’m more of a flat and crunchy cookie, but this was a good one.

Buy here everyday Pain de campaign and baguettes cause it’s outstanding quality. Freshly baked Croissaints and Pain aux chocolot is a dream. Apple pie or chausson aux pommes is must. Pain aux épices is also simple and super delicious.

You absolutely have to try the excellent almond and chocolate croissant. If you’re looking for that true Parisian flavor — something that will completely delight you and is unlike anything else — then you simply have to come here. We will definitely and absolutely be coming back.

Shocked to see the low-ish rating here. This place blew us away, and was a clear winner for our favorite plain croissant we had during a 14 day trip around france. So good we went out of our way to have it again, and the price €1,80 is hard to beat

Lovely service and atmosphere, but disappointing croissants. While the laminations were very good and the outside had a crispy texture, inside they were heavy, oily and with no elasticity. Seemed like ‘day old’ despite being fresh.

If you wish to have a worm in your sandwich the come here. Shame because I would consider it a good boulangerie mais après cet incident je n’ai reviendrai pas

Worse boulangerie I ever visited I tried croissant and pain au chocolate and they were really bad !!

Best bread, viennoiserie and patisserie in this area. Always fresh and the quality cannot be beaten. I love their novelty Nutella eclair and all the other products such as rocher, crepes, quiche never disappoint. I’m shocked by some of the reviews- I have been going there almost daily for a year and I’ve never had one bad experience. The staff is very friendly and there is always a line in the morning due to the popularity of this place.

We came here each day while staying in the area. Great range of pastries, sandwiches, quiches, etc including vegetarian options. Everything is so delicious. Staff were helpful especially as we didn’t speak French.

I don't know why they only have a 2 star rating. The people working have been nothing but polite, the pastries have all been good, and the bread is really good. It is my go-to boulangerie.

This is my favorite bakery in the neighborhood. Their products are delicious- soft baguettes, delicate pastries, delicious sandwiches. And the staff is always quite agreeable and friendly.

Very welcoming Very good quality croissant. Pastries ....not there strength......they need to improve the quality to ingredients to improve taste.

Tarte 5/5, and nice eclair

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Delicious and fresh!

Excellent

(Translated by Google) While waiting for the tram, I said "Bonjour, tradition" and bought a warm baguette with cash. The crispy crust and the chewy, big air bubbles inside. The lady with the cute smile. I couldn't help but tear it off and eat it, feeling like eating a freshly cooked rice ball. I'm not a big fan of bread, but good tradition is an exception. It's one of the reasons I'm glad I moved to this area. (Original) トラムを待つ間に、”ボンジュール、トラディション”と言ってあったかいバゲットを現金で買う。カリカリな皮、もっちりと大きな気泡の内部。笑顔が可愛いお姉さん。思わずちぎって食べる気分は、炊き立てご飯のおにぎりに近い。パンは苦手だが、良いトラディションは別。この辺に引っ越してきて良かったと思う理由の一つ。

super baguette

good & best so i think you have to go ✌️

(Translated by Google) The best pastry shop in the area. Simple with a couple of tables for breakfast, it really offers a vast range of sweet and savory products, coffee and cappuccino. The ideal solution to start your Parisian day! (Original) La miglior pasticceria della zona. Semplice con un paio di tavolini per la colazione, offre davvero una vastissima gamma di prodotti dolci e salati, caffè e cappuccino. La soluzione ideale per iniziare la giornata parigina!

(Translated by Google) Good bakery, However, products are too expensive and not of good quality. Bought a pain au chocolat... without chocolate inside, unheard of. Just two small chocolate chips on the ends to make it look like (Original) Bonne boulangerie, cependant produits trop cher et pas de bonne qualité. Acheté un pain au chocolat.. sans chocolat à l’intérieur, du jamais vu. Juste deux petites pépites de chocolat aux extrémités pour faire genre

(Translated by Google) The best bakery in the neighborhood. I love their tempered chocolate mangoes and of course the baguettes are the best around (Original) La meilleure boulangerie dans le quartier. J'adore leurs mangues au chocolat tempéré et bien sûr les baguettes sont les meilleures du coin

(Translated by Google) Excellent bakery/pastry shop with magnificent and good quality cakes 👍 The staff is very pleasant! (Original) Excellente boulangerie/pâtisserie avec des gâteaux magnifiques et d’une bonne qualité 👍 Le personnel est très agréable !

(Translated by Google) Very tasty pastries 😋 Black bread has conquered us 👍 (Original) Очень вкусная выпечка 😋 Чёрный хлеб покорил нас 👍

(Translated by Google) All very good bread and desserts. The girls are very good and beautiful (Original) Tutto molto buono pane e dolci. Le ragazze molto brave e belle

One of the best boulangerie I’ve ever been to. As a sesamephile and yuzu lover, this place brought together three loves: pastry, sesame, and citrus. The yuzu sesame flan was sublime. Flan was not too sweet, had good black sesame depth, and yuzu was perfectly present. I had croissant as a litmus test and comp to other bakeries: 10 outta 10. Staff is friendly and let me order in terrible French. Coffee is okay but you’re not here for that.

good but not amazingly good, the apple turnover was too heavy with not much of the fillings, croissant was good, but the outside can be more crispy, and sesame roll is a bit sweet for me, and lack of sesame flavor, the baguette was with a sour flavor. there was a line but moved fast.

I went here because of social media. There was a bit of a line and a wait around 1 pm on a Sunday. I ordered the apricot pastry, which was good. Very flaky. Because of the line, I really didn't have time to browse and make a proper selection. The bakery was rather small and no place to sit, that is saw. There is no outdoor seating. I would return if in the area.

We visited Boulangerie Utopie a few times while in Paris in an attempt to try the black sesame roll. We went at 10:45 AM during our first visit on a Tuesday and they were sold out. We got to try a lot of items due to the multiple visits. We went around 7:30 AM on our other visits and the bakery cases were full and most of the pastries we got were still warm. Note that they don't serve sandwiches in the morning. Apple turnover - really flakey and full of apples. Be prepared for crumbs. Croissant - good all butter croissant Pain Au Chocolat - good pain au chocolat Sesame Roll - great for black sesame lovers Cinnamon Roll - wasn't bad but wouldn't need to get this again Pain Suisse - good Almond Pistachio Croissant - good Fig Tart - really pretty but the fig flavor was mild Pecan Dome - good Mini Black Sesame Madelines - skip, not a super strong black sesame flavor and a bit dry

I was on the hunt for the best croissant in Paris, and not only did I find it, I also found the best baguette. But the word is out — there was a line behind me twelve or thirteen deep. Had adorable Halloween croissants, too.

Best croissant in Paris IMO. Croissant with the right amount of flakiness, buttery yet not overly so, not doughy yet retaining that right amount of breadiness. Tried a few famous bakeries known for their croissants and Utopie was my favorite hands-down. A croissant only cost about 1.7 euros (or something around that). In comparison, another famous bakery not too far away was charging 3.8 euros per croissant (and that one was tasteless ironically).

One of the best bakeries in Paris! Fresh, high-quality pastries, standard prices, and very little waiting time. Highly recommended for breakfast or a sweet break during the day.

The best fruit tarts I’ve ever tasted; love the baguettes as well, with organic Irish butter (France meets Ireland in your mouth-pow!), but the tarts, OMG.

Delicious !! Great selection of delicious breads, bakeries, sandwiches, and salads. Each more delicious than the rest. And the staff are so helpful!! Do not miss!!

Really great bakery in the 7th near Jardin de Luxembourg. Had a great sandwich and desert combo, with a delicious slice of rhubarb pie. Would recommend, high quality items for a good price.

I went to the bakery early in the morning for breakfast and tried the croissant and the cruffin with Nutella. Both of them were great. It's a really good bakery with great service and quality, and everything was great. If I lived nearby, I would definitely go there every day to take some food.

Best boulangerie for amazing fruit tarts and croissants! We came across this by chance and we are so glad we decided to give it a try. The strawberry tart was made with fresh strawberries and a generous amount of creamy custard. The tart itself was buttery and resembles a shortbread cookie base. The pain au chocolat was flaky with the perfect amount of chocolate. There are many bakeries in Paris, but this one was one of our favorites.

taste nice but unfortunately baguette was sold out 🥲

Love the baguettes! Especially the one with the local ham. We will be back.

Visually, they look very nice. I bought 2 cakes today. The foret noire for 4.5 euro is good, good texture, not too sweet, I give it 4 ☆☆☆☆, but I ate better for similar price. But the second one, with passion fruit, was not so good, I hoped for better; it has a spongy texture in an artificial way, it looks old, it tastes as carton, it has no distinctive flavour, and for 4.5 euro I give it 1☆. Overall, 3☆☆☆. Nice personel, pay by card possible. Clean inside.

Great little bakery right next to RER train station! So convenient location with yummy French pastry 😋 lots of options beyond just pastry and 🥖 🥐🥪

Plenty choices of french desserts, the black forest tasted so good. The quiche was not bad.

One of the best things about our stay in Paris was having an apartment near this shop. We had coffee every morning and quiche at night. Efficient, friendly and well priced. It may have been the highlight of our trip!

A true paradise for those with a sweet tooth! Wide selection of cakes, pastries and sandwiches with generous portions. Very friendly staff. Recommended!

This boulangerie/pâtisserie literally does it all. Everything is beautiful delicious l and the pricing is very reasonable. They have bread, croissants, pain au chocolat, sandwiches, quiche and many many desserts to satisfy any sweet tooth. This is a gem and the service was very kind and friendly. We hope to be back someday.

Delicious sandwiches and cakes, friendly staff. Highly recommended.

The best croissant I’ve ever had in Paris! 😍🥐 Buttery, flaky, and fresh — a true delight. This little gem is clearly loved by locals, as we saw plenty popping in while we were there. Highly recommend!

A gem This was our last stop before we headed to the airport to come back home. Recommend by a friend who use to live in Paris, in the same area as the bakery. She told me I needed to get the pain au chocolat as they tend to run out. I got myself the ham and tomato thing as well as a big log covered in chocolate. I ate what I got on my flight back to LA. My friend was right. They make good stuff. I have to commend the person working. She was literally the only person out there. It was quite busy and she had her hands full

This chocolate pastry is out of this world! If you are on a hunt for an amazing pain au chocolat but always wished if they could have more chocolate in it, then this is the one for you! No custard like a pain suisse, just loaded with delicious studs of chocolate and enveloped in the crispy, buttery and flaky exterior! 10/10!!

Great food, perfect for a sandwich break. The sandwiches here are totally awesome, queue wasn’t long and there’s and option to pay by cash which is handy. I recommend you stop by if you need a break

Worth Trying A fairly average experience. Nothing too unique within the store and prices above par. Pain au chocolate - par, not buttery, but not dry. Much more bready than average, so it's a heavier bite. Good structure.

A really good bakery. Even though it’s very popular and quite touristy, it still has kept its standards and offers great pastries. The pain au chocolat is particularly good as well as the Petits pains suisses aux pépites de chocolat.

We stopped by for some quick snacks and picks one savoury (pain with mozzarella and tomatoes) and one sweet (pain aux raisins) pastry. We liked them both enough. Overal Paris bakery prices.

Absolutely an incredible bakery close to the Marriott. All the breads and pastries are delicious. The service is good but their English is not so good. Adequate seating, wide selection of baked goods, and very clean. You won’t be disappointed.

The food is very delicious the staff is pretty good and the atmosfere is very good too

We came here to try the raspberry cheesecake. The dough was fine, I would say it was sweet and salty at the same time. The texture of the cheesecake was not like the original cheesecake texture but more light and mousse as there was whipped cream added. The raspberry jam on the top was fresh and good.

Absolutely delicious! My favorite in the city, with friendly staff and fresh bakes, it is always my first stop.

Cute place with a nice terrace. I ordered a raspberry croissant that was delicious. The best I tried during my time in Paris.

Excellent pastries, service. Great location with indoor and outdoor seating. I highly recommend it.

Delicious and very attractive bakery! Very kind staff too even though I didn't speak French

Cute bakery offering a very good baguette and delicious desserts. The staff is welcoming and friendly. Tables available inside the shop or outside. Coffee served is made with beans from Terres de café!

Every single pastry was amazing plus the service was fabulous! Highly recommend We ordered coffee flan and the guy who served us (we guess he might be the owner..) misunderstood it as flat white .. (understand because of our pronunciation..) We said we are happy to pay for extra coffee but he served coffee for free and flan too .. I would love to visit here again 💛 Merci Beaucoup

It's a very small boulangerie located on the boulevard. It has both indoor and outdoor seating but no toilets. My fiancée and me stopped here for a quick bite of something sweet and we were not disappointed. Both lemon tartalet and the blueberry cake with cream tasted amazing, were very light and not too sweet. The selection of bread looked good too even though we didn't have any. I can definitely recommend this place if you want to make a stop to eat something sweet.

The boulangerie it’s pretty cosy, I tasted the croissant and the pain au chocolat 10/10, the staff is very friendly and nice, Anna has always an smile on her face, she took my order and advice me about what I ordered. She is so polite and kind.

Nice coffee (ice latte in our case), friendly service and they worked even on 14th of July. Saved our morning

Reasonably priced French Boulangerie with tasty tarts and a wide assortment of classic pastries. Coffee is served too but they had no milk when I visited! Rustic old style place a taste of classic France.

The quiche is out of this world. I never had a delicious Quiche like that. The croissant and bread is also great. The coffee is actually pretty good and overall the whole ambient is just great.

I tried the winner baguette and the another one both of them are so delicious and I ate it freshly baked it was warm very soft and fluffy from inside outer shelt nice crisp not to hard , the deference between them the traditional one ( winner baguette ) is a more chewy. Them butter croissant isn’t tasty !!! They give me burnt one. Then I get it saint honoré the pastry cream delicious bit I didn’t like the pate shoux texture it was so hard !!!

We tried the pistachio mille-feuilles it was terrible, it had a bitter taste. We also tried the raspberry tarte and it wasn't fresh at all. Worst experience in paris

Amazing baguette and croissant at this boulangerie! The raspberry tart was good too with a nice, buttery base. We came for breakfast and loved it!

This bakery is a true gem. Their baguettes are simply outstanding — no surprise they’ve won several prizes in recent years for the best baguette. Nordic bread is excellent.The quality of their products is consistently excellent, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. A must-visit for any bread lover. One of the best places in the neighbourhood.

I love this place. I mean love it. It's so good it's dangerous. I just wish I could have everything set up before opening. It took them over 40 to set up half their pastries display. And they told us they were going to have sandwiches set up around 10:30; 3hr from opening.

We tried several different patisseries in Paris, and Madison Julian hands-down beat them all for having both the best baguettes and desserts. The coffee eclairs and chocolate totaled were so good I ate one nearly every day. This is not a place tourists go, it’s all locals, so not all of the staff speaks English. However, we were able to get by with rudimentary French. The staff were very friendly despite the communication barrier.

Honey bees/wasps all over the food here! If you can get past that, then enjoy their reasonably priced croissant.

This place had amazing baked goods. However, the star of the show was the passion fruit cheesecake due to the crunchy crust. I've never had a cheesecake with that kind of crust. This cheesecake had textural contrast and packed a ton of flavors. The passion fruit glaze was tangy and fresh. The cheesecake layer was creamy and sweet.

We had some assorted bakes from this lovely spot— so, so good! My friend lives nearby and is a regular, so we were blessed to be introduced to it. The staff were incredibly friendly and warm, which made the whole experience even more special. One of those cozy little gems you wouldn’t want to miss!

Melt in your mouth perfection with a crisp outer layer, this croissant was unlike any I’ve had before. I honestly don’t know how they do it, but this place is an absolute must stop when visiting Montmartre. With an array of treats to please every palate, you’ll leave dreaming about your next visit.

What an amazing boulangerie. We tried the croissang and the tarte au citron and croissant was just perfect. The cake had such a strong lemon flavour and it was delicious. I will come back for sure and will try more things, everything looked so good!!

We bought a baguette sandwich, the baguette itself is flavorful, fillings are fresh, chouquettes are light, soft, crispy and buttery, will visit again if I’m nearby

I don't know where to start and how to describe how delicious baked goods are at this bakery. Croissant, chocolate bread, and baguette 🥖 are made to perfection!

VERY NICE pain au choc! Didnt know they sell coffee but owells. Almost went back for the 2nd pain au choc

Food is fantastic but commercial. They offer huge selection of croissant and baguettes. Their drink menu is thrust quenching in summer heat. In peak hours, finding a seat is difficult but if are lucky enough to find one near the window, you can enjoy your croissants and coffee with fantastic views of the street.

⭐️ - The place does not deserve 4.5/5 stars on google. Food is standard but it’s very commercial. Service is friendly, but they call out the ticket number in French which of course makes the line longer. Despite the good reviews, this place is really nothing special, and I recommend you try something out of the city to really experience good pastry. I would never recommend a friend to go here unless they just needed a quick bite on the go. It’s unfortunately impossible to relax here as it’s really loud in the café, and packed to the brim. Seating area is dirty, dark and humid. It was a recipe for overstimulation. Their Americano was good - but the bagel we received was dry and flat, giving the impression of the bread being at least a day old. We would really not recommend it. I also ordered a quiche, that we had chosen to get heated up, but I still received it somewhat cold. Lastly café even encourages people to leave reviews for freebies… making many of the current reviews even more misleading.

This is my favourite cafe in Paris. When I studied here, I used to come every day : ) Food is absolutely awesome! Best desserts, best brownie, best croissant framboise ever. I really like that there are quite a lot of savory options as well. Prices are totally ok for Paris. There is always a queue, but it was always worth it to wait : )

I finally made it to BO&MIE near the Louvre, and it completely lived up to the hype! I had to try one of their classic sweet and a savory item, and the quality was incredible across the board. First up was the Chocolate Croissant (Pain au Chocolat). It was pure perfection: flaky, crisp layers on the outside that shattered beautifully, giving way to a rich, buttery interior. The chocolate was generous and high-quality—it truly felt like a premium take on the classic. Then I moved on to the savory Ham and Cheese Croissant. This was a great, substantial midday treat. The same perfect, buttery pastry was packed with excellent ham and gooey, savory cheese. It was warm, satisfying, and everything you’d want in a bakery lunch item. The whole place has a lovely, cozy atmosphere, making it the perfect stop for a quick bite or a proper sit-down break near the museum. If you’re looking for high-quality, 100% pure butter viennoiseries, this is the place to go!

The croissant and quiche here were the best I had in Paris! Ordering is easy at the kiosk, and the location is great too. And I took the croissant back to the hotel and even the next morning it was still crispy and delicious.

Great location, spacious cafe with great look out on a busy corner. Bright ambiance. One of those self order terminals but you can order yourself at the counter as well. Organization seems a bit like a chaos though and even when ordering inside you get parked in a not very inviting corner. You get all the stress from the busy corner even though you just wanted to sit down. Table service for in house costumers would give a better experience. When you want a coffee to go, waiting for your order is no problem in my opinion. Coffee was solid but expensive but what to expect on a location like that, no surprise. They don’t have a porta filter espresso machine that was a disappointment for that kind of coffee shop/ bakery. Ambience is a bit worse at the moment due to loud construction works during opening times.

Decided to stop by this location after a visit to the Louvre. It was walking distance but this location was definitely very popular. We were in line waiting to order while the rest of the family went to look for seating upstairs. I got one of the famous raspberry croissant as well as two sandwiches, and chocolate eclair. It was affordable for lunch and the croissant was delicious. Wouldn't mind coming back in the future.

The place was packed, but the line moved quickly and honestly, it’s totally worth the wait. The croissant here might be the best I’ve ever had. Super flakey and crunchy on the outside, but soft and buttery inside, like a warm pillow that melts in your mouth. The baguette with salami and pickles was simple but perfect… super crunchy crust, soft center, and that deep, toasty flavor you only get from real French bread. I kinda didn’t expect something that plain to taste that good. The staff were nice, patient, and even switched to English without me asking, which helped a lot. The place was lively and the line was fun and kind of chaotic in the best way.

Came to try their award winning croissant 🥐 is it life changing? Short answer: nope. Only really had croissants in USA or Asia and haven’t ever been overly impressed so would this change things? 🤔 The staff helped me despite not knowing any French. They are super quick cuz they know people are here for one thing. The croissant is really good. Maybe best I’ve had but not next level that I had hoped. What really boosts it is the price. Def recommend ✌️

The best croissant that we tried in Paris and also quite cheap. We had to go back to get more croissants before leaving Paris. It was buttery, crispy, flakey, delicious, and didn't feel too heavy. Service is also very quick people are in and out within 5-10 minutes. The lemon tart was also surprisingly incredible. We regret only getting 1 to share. Highly recommend.

Croissants are very good. I also had their kouign amann and loved it. We enjoyed their baguette sandwiches. My wife had their tuna because she’s a pescatarian. I tried their prosciutto/sun-dried tomatoes, ham sandwich & chicken/egg baguette sandwiches. My favorite is the chicken/egg. We had come here 3 times during our trip.

Apparently rated as the best croissants in Paris back in 2018 and I can totally see why! This has become my go-to spot whenever I’m nearby. The croissant is everything you’d hope for: perfectly flaky on the outside, light, fluffy, and full of beautiful layers inside. Each bite is crispy yet soft, just heavenly. And you know what? I also love their little cheese balls (not sure what the real name is, they’re placed near the cashier). I remember it was around €3 for 100g, and they’re super addictive! The cashier speaks English well, and all the other staff are very helpful in keeping the line moving quickly if there’s a queue. Highly recommended if you’re in the area. 🥐💛

Buttery, crispy croissants just like many others have expressed. If you go here in the middle of the day, except long lines but if you go earlier after 9:00am you should be fine. I visited this local Paris spot twice in 1 week because my hotel was right around the corner. I tried picking up their lovely quiche’s at 7:00 am & unfortunately they were not ready this early in the day. So my day train trip lacked the essential quiche meal. No regrets though :)

Very popular place! Long lineup but totally worth waiting. The bakery looks great with so many options. Cheap but very tasty! Love the croissant there!

Came here because of the good reviews in search for the best baked goods in Paris. Took a chance on the chausson sale which was delicious, buttery pastry, well-seasoned potatoes with lots of herbs and spices. Also got their unique chocolate savoir-faire, which was a very nice cookie with a snap and a balanced chocolate slab inside. Would love to come back to try more of their creations!

The Tartelette Aux Pommes (Apple Tart) was awesome and delicious. Would definitely recommend if you craving for a good apple tart. Sable Fourre (Biscuit with Chocolate Filling) was a good biscuit with dark chocolate filling. Bonhomme Pain D’Epices (Gingerbread Man) was interesting. It was an actual ginger bread instead of ginger cookie. The ginger bread was okay overall but prefer the ginger cookie style :)

We were very happy going to Poilane. We usually order loaves by FedEx for special occasions, so it was a treat to visit a physical location. Our French is terrible but the staff was cordial and we were able to communicate reasonably well.

Small little bakery with amazing food. Open early with very friendly staff, even though we spoke no French. They did understand some basic English words, enough for us to describe and ask what some things are. For where it is located, we found the price very reasonable, see the picture below for what we got for under 15€ (3 of each and ¼ of a large sourdough). If you are in the area, I would recommend having a look, or picking something up on the way to the Tower to eat.

Excellent historic and well known bakery with rich background. Lovely sourdough bread and baked goodies. Very buttery croissants.

Tried their famous sourdough and really like their texture. The bakery provides pre-sliced bread in half or quarter.

Fantastic place ! Exelent bread , and pastries, recommendations, test the apple tarts, it’s amazing!

I really wanted to try this place and I’m happy I found it just after a nice lunch not far away. I tried the “Cookie Roll” which was a circular croissant stuffed with chocolate-chip cookie dough, chocolate chips and Nutella. It was sweet, delicious, and made for an excellent dessert/snack on my flight back home. Only downside would be the price, but I managed to have it over the course of two days.

I had such a great experience at The French Bastards! The service was fantastic--everyone was super friendly and even helped me decide what to get. I went with the Pain Suisse, and wow... it was incredible. The chocolate and crème filling was rich and delicious, and the bread itself was perfectly soft and fresh. The bakery was busy, but there were plenty of spots to sit both inside and outside, making it a great place to enjoy your treat right away. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in Paris.

A very nice and fresh bakery with a wide variety of baked goods. I really loved the vibes, the cozy atmosphere, and the overall welcoming feel of the place. My only suggestion would be to enhance the quality of the coffee they serve, which would make the experience even more perfect

Very well known & famous French bakery for good reason! Located in the most beautiful industrial space flooded with natural light & neon signs, a large display case awaits of the most delicious baked goods await. The line was long but moved along quick! Their oat milk latte was great & my friend got a chocolate croissant which she claimed after an enter week in Paris - this was the BEST she had.

I had breakfast here every day for a week. Everything is amazing, from bagels to croissants, sandwiches, pastries… really top notch. It’s a great “to go” place since they have one or two tables only. Highly recommend the focaccia sandwich! Also, coffee is good but not amazing (if you’re from the US, it’s amazing then).

Definitely worth the hype! I got the cookie roll which was very good, the burrata sandwich (which was definitely one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had - the bread was top notch and ingredients were very high quality). The pain suisse was one well made pastry and the flan was creamy- made with vanilla beans. The service was great too- Alice was very lovely and attentive.

This place has my favourite pastry of all times! Their vanilla praline cream puff actually changed my life. I went back to get it two days in a row. We also had their burrata sandwich and tuna bagel which were both delicious. A must try in Paris 😋

We went there three times. This is an award winning bakery, that says it all. My partner is a celiac (wheat intolerant NOT allergy), so cross contamination not an issue. Partner had the filling of the custard flan (superb) and macaroons (raspberry and lemon - outstanding). For me the croissant was perfect, crispy and light; assume this is 100% . Each morning we had two coffees, two coffees and I tried the following (there and took things for lunch) Apple crumble - taste great texture fragile 85%. Quiche Lorraine - filling and texture 90%. Parisse - baguette 100 %. Raspberry donut - 90 %, Raspberry croissant 90 %. Ham/cheese slice -95 %. Vanilla madeleine - 75 %. The best available for any baked good in Sainsbury (uk) would score on this scale 50 %, usually less . If you love bread this place not be missed. By Paris standard service friendly and efficient.

Good bakery. In a nice street, you can eat outside under the trees. Nothing fancy but everything you expect from a bakery. Good stop if you’re on your way to Montmartre

Small patisserie in the Montemarte area. Stumbled upon it while exploring the area. We went there for some cappuccino and some dessert. I went with the Le Royal which was filled with lemon curd inside. It was sweet with tangy inside. Nice spot for a break from all the walking.

Very good pastries and coffee and hot chocolate with good price too.

I visited Paris for a few days and since my hotel was close by I decided to check this place out. I have to admit that I love Parisian Boulanger's because they are unique in the way each of them create food and sweets . Simply they are all great food Artists . I was a regular morning visitor here for breakfast, coffee or beautiful little cakes. I loved my mornings in this place, sitting outside , enjoying the sun with my sandwich and coffee . Thank you ☺️😄☺️

This patisserie is the best for me so far in Paris. Here I can say that I tried the greatest desserts and croissants in France. The food is 100/10, extremely tasty and fresh. I tried tartles with lemon and Meringue, and the second with chocolate. I can be sure that everything is done so clean with high-quality products. The croissant with chocolate and orange is just wow. For savory food, we got one with spenish and ricotta and the other one with bacon and cheese (which is really outstanding). This patisserie is must visit in your next trio to Paris. For the price is quite affordable: tartles ~5-6 euros, croissants~1.5

We stumbled upon this charming patisserie while exploring the Montmartre neighborhood in Paris. It was a perfect spot to take a break from all the walking. The almond and chocolate croissants were the best we've had in the city 🙂

I saw the advertisement on Instagram that the flan here is very delicious. And I came to buy it. Honestly, it is not as delicious as advertised. For me, it is about 7/10 points, the cake is a bit too sweet. Crust is very soft and chewy. The pain au chocolat is also dry and not crispy. Another thing, the staff is not friendly, she seem to rush me to buy quickly even though I have just been in for about 2 minutes and was thinking about buying something else with the flan..

I visited this shop the cookie I had was amazing. I had a chocolate chip caramel pecan cookie. I also ordered a pistachio croissant and another dessert. However, I didn’t receive those 😭. I didn’t notice it until I was at the airport that they were not box with my cookie dessert or in my bag.

Also came here because of Tiktok and was not disappointed! Obviously tried the flan parisien and it was great. I can't really compare it to other ones as it's my first time trying a flan, but I loved it! And I think that the price of 5.9€ is quite reasonable for such a big piece!

The flans are delicious but not extraordinary as advertised in Instagram. I liked that they were very mild in sugar, not too sweet. They are prepared in croissant style flakes. Make sure you are there on Sundays. That's the only day they make all flavors of flans.

A lovely little bakery with a cozy Parisian vibe. The flan is delicious — creamy, smooth, and full of vanilla flavor. The croissant looks fresh and generously filled, and the mini tart is a great treat to pair with the peach Lipton tea. Prices are very reasonable (between €1–10), and the location is great — just a short walk from the Seine. Perfect spot for a quick breakfast or coffee break before exploring the city. Would definitely come back!

In terms of the bakery itself, the quality is very good. Their baguette is among the best in France, and their croissants and viennoiseries are excellent. The tarts and pastries aren’t as strong, though their flan is definitely worth trying. My lower rating, however, is not about the food. It’s about something more serious: the way foreign customers are treated. On my last visit, I tapped my card, the payment was canceled, she adjusted the terminal, turned it back to me with the price increased, and when I questioned it, she said it was because I had a foreign card then pulled out another terminal without the extra fee. A Mastercard is a Mastercard everywhere, and I already pay foreign transaction fees through my own bank. To be charged again at the terminal feels like exploitation of tourists, which is deeply disappointing in a city like Paris that survives off tourists.

I heard about this place on Tik Tok and set my mind on trying their famous flan. Before that point, I had never eaten a flan in my life, so I didn’t know what to expect I arrived at around 10 am and both wait lines (for online and in shop orders) weren’t too long, so the wait is relatively short, and I got my order pretty quick The taste was good, but what really makes it special to me is the quantity : it had be stuffed for the rest of the day! Overall, I absolutely recommend testing their flan

I found here because it’s just nearest bakery from our hotel. But I just realize that this is amazing place for locals and always people are waiting. The bread was amazing boulangerie also pattiserie. You should taste amazing pretzel , and other just normal breads.

This boulangerie was right around the corner from our hotel and, looking back, I don't think we visited enough, ha. The food was always delicious and the staff was very helpful, especially with my very terrible French. Delicious!

This place is worth the hype and worth the wait, there’s a 5-10 minute queue if you get there early and the pastries are just WOW! Super friendly staff, one of the ladies gave my daughters a madeleine cake each, so so sweet! I should have also taken pics of the pain au chocolat which were heavenly!

During our 2-night family stay in Paris, we visited La Petite Alsacienne every morning for breakfast and to pick up a few things for lunch while exploring the city. We tried a variety of delicious treats: croissants, pains au chocolat, baguette au thon, pretzels, éclairs au chocolat, mille-feuilles, sandwich au bœuf, gougères, financiers, and the pizza trois fromages. Everything was beyond amazing and clearly made with love. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. We only wish we had stayed longer to try more! We’ll definitely visit again if we return to Paris.

I have been to La Petite Alsacienne at least twice daily since I arrived in Paris. Every bite of everything I've ordered has been "the best bite." The staff is incredibly kind and accommodating, especially to those of us still learning how to order in French.

Very authentic French patisserie/artisan boulangerie. The problem is deciding what to choose - it all looks so good - and the fact is it all tasted as good if not better than it looked. I tried quiche, cakes, rolls and baguettes and it was all fantastic.

Everything is delicious, baguettes are crunchy and perfect, Mille-feuille is fantastic, staff is nice and welcoming. Besides that you know the place is good because of the lines of local people but they are quite fast. Their only issue is not having a store where I live in Brazil. Get a good butter to go with the breads and enjoy! Merci a toys!

Too expensive for what it is, I would find another bakery if you can. No complains on service, necessarily fast on Sunday morning to keep the line moving. But the store is badly laid out: in the queue, you can’t see the windows which forces you to pick what you want in an instant. This is unpleasant and rushy, while you’ve been waiting for a while. To top it all, the croissants and pains au chocolat are the tiniest ever and not noteworthy. The brioche feuillettée is something like 9€ (really); and it’s not worth it. Sorry but I can’t recommend your products and store to others.

If you want to know which bakery the locals frequent, this is it. I don’t think they want us to know about this spacious boulangerie w seating lol - the ratings are rather low but the queue has not stopped the entire time we were here. It’s the busiest boulangerie we’ve seen during our extended stay in Paris. The quiche is amazingly tasty and soft and they serve Nespresso coffee. Extensive selection. I do recommend when you’re near Butte-Chaumont,

This is one of my favorite boulangeries in Paris. The pastries are amazingly delicious and fresh, and the price is reasonable! It’s always packed with people in line purchasing, the reason is obvious! Highly recommended!

Four days of morning bliss. Pain au chocolat was to die for. And also the service was amazing by Asma. Look forward to coming back again..

Lovely patisserie/boulangerie conveniently located next to the Jourdain Metro station. Their almond croissants are to die for. Espresso is excellent, with thick crema. Baguettes and breads are fresh and tasty. And the staff are efficient and friendly. Highly recommended!

Great café in Paris! Asma was very friendly and the pastries were really tasty. A nice spot for coffee and a sweet treat.

They have the best coffee and breakfast I had in Paris. The attendant Louiza is very kind. I recommend this place, if you want a nice place to eat.

Fabulous baguette made by people who have passion for what they do. Highly recommend!

We stumbled across this gem while strolling Rue de Martyrs, without a doubt the best pain au chocolat we tried in Paris and only gutted that we couldn't fit in time to pop back before we left!

Very sweet little place got a really yummy baguette! Reasonably priced and I would recommend

I bought a baguette and it was overcooked and BURNED! I've never been to a single bakery in Paris that burned a baguette. They should be ashamed of themselves for even putting the 1ere baguette from 2007. Worst baguette in Paris

Excellent and cozy bakery!

What a beautiful place! Everything is perfect!

Lovely people, great breads! The greatest baguettes in France.

We went to the one at Rue Saint-Amand and the lady at the counter was very nice to us. We had the chocolate eclair, pistache flan, fig tart, almond croissant, chocolate croissant... All of which are delicious.

Lovely service and products, second best baguette in Paris 2018

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Friendly people make the best croissants!!

Fresh bread for an affordable price

Best bakery in the neighborhood.

One of the great bagguetin the quartier

Decided on a warm croissant salé and initially thought the price of 5.50 for it was a little steep,but it is well stuffed making it a good quick bite.

I don’t know how dare they call the drink they gave me coffee and the rest was a waist of time!!! And the prices are ridiculous….

One of the worst croissants I have ever tasted

(Translated by Google) What a disappointment! A dry cake to start with, a coffee with no flavor, flavored water, and boiling hot! No plant-based milk! In short, it will be the last time! (Original) Quelle déception ! Un cake sec avec l’entame, un café sans goût de l’eau aromatisée et bouillant ! Pas de lait végétale ! Bref ça sera la dernière fois !

(Translated by Google) Wednesday, November 5th, 7:00 AM: Purchased a lukewarm café au lait and a dismal pain aux raisins—dough, dry, and cold. The dough hadn't risen at all. Until now, the chocolate croissants and regular croissants I'd bought were generally of good quality, even the best in the shops at Gare Montparnasse. The "love of pastries" mentioned on the company's website seems to have considerably diminished… It's unacceptable to sell such substandard products. What a shame. (Original) Mercredi 5 novembre 7 heures : achat d un café au lait (tiède) et d’un pain aux raisins indigne - pâteux - sec - froid, aucune levée de la pâte, jusqu’alors les chocolatines et croissants achetés étaient plutôt de bonne qualité voire les meilleures des boutiques de la Gare Montparnasse. « L’amour de la viennoiserie » évoquée sur le site de l’entreprise semble s’être considérablement atténué… Il n’est pas possible de vendre des produits aussi dégradés. Dommage.

(Translated by Google) I just bought a slice of flan. I thought it was industrial, but the reality is worse. It's a poor-quality frozen product. You can feel the water when you taste it. Zero flavor, zero pleasure, zero taste, and all that for 4 euros per slice (small slice), isn't that a bit excessive, Gontran Cherrier. Frozen maybe, but tasteless, no, honestly. (Original) Je viens d’acheter une part de flan. Je pensais bien qu’il était industriel mais la réalité est pire. C’est un produit surgelé de mauvaise qualité. On ressent l’eau à la dégustation. Zéro saveur, zéro plaisir, zéro goûts et tout ça pour 4 euros la part (petite part) c’est pas un peu abusé Gontran Cherrier. Surgelé peut être mais sans goût non franchement.

(Translated by Google) Stopped by for breakfast before catching my train, the counter was as friendly as a prison door (yes it's early but still...), average hot chocolate €5.20 and not very good (more watery than chocolatey)...and a rather average ham croissant + a bottle of water bill €14.20. I wanted to try it, next time I'll pass. Service / quality and price prohibitive (Original) Passée y prendre un petit déjeuner avant de prendre mon train, au comptoir aussi aimable qu'une porte de prison ( oui il est tôt mais quand même...), chocolat chaud moyen 5 ,2€ et pas tres bon( plutot tendance aqueuse que chocolaté)...et un croissant jambon plutôt moyen + une bouteilled'eau addition 14,2€. J'ai voulu tester la prochaine fois je passerai mon chemin. Service / qualité et Prix rédhibitoire

Delicious sandwiches with salmon and chicken, absolutely tasty macarons.

Very good food and drinks and a very welcoming and friendly staff

A wonderful small Patisserie. The chausse de pomm was divine - tasty, light and fluffy, baked to perfection. The Tartlett de Framboise was very good as well. The pastry was well balanced, not too sweet but exactly right. Perfect. The espresso was better than in most Cafes. I cannot recall when was the last time I enjoyed pastries so much (and I had just been to Vienna and Budapest the previous week...)

Good bakery and cake shop in the district

Tried several breads, tasted alright. Didn’t like the almond croissant at all, too sugary, felt like they just packed an entire pâte d’amandes into the dough and baked it like that..... (didn’t even have almond pieces) a disappointment——almond croissant

Tried some of the bakeries which were ok nothing special.

Really nice bread and pastries in Paris (and quite affordable too). Alsatien bakery. I would recommend the "flammekuche" style bread and the Emperor desert. Really crowed at lunch.

Hi, Everything here is simply delicious - every baked good made with heart and utmost care. The decor of the bakery is beautiful and unique, full of charm and atmosphere that makes you want to come back. The staff are smug, passionate and welcoming. If you're in the area, it's worth trying everything, as each product is a little culinary masterpiece. Definitely one of the best places I've had the chance to visit!

Du Pain et des Idées is a must-visit bakery located in Paris’s 10th arrondissement, one of the city’s most authentic and surprisingly safe neighborhoods, where you can still find some of the most affordable living compared to central Paris. The bakery itself dates back to 1875, and you can feel its timeless charm the moment you step in. But the real joy comes when you sit outside: right in front, there are wooden tables where you can enjoy their unforgettable croissants and the famous escargot pastry. A little tip – grab a coffee from the lovely café just next door, then settle down at the bakery’s outdoor tables for the perfect Parisian breakfast moment. This combination of history, flavor, and atmosphere makes it not just a bakery stop, but a true Paris experience.

Croissants were very good, coffee was good but probably a bit overpriced. We were lucky that there was a short queue only when we went but the line was long moments later. Seating limited - only some bench tables outside. We had the pain au chocolates and the pistachio escargot - would recommend both.

best pastries I’ve had in Paris! We got pastries from so many places during our stay in Paris, but this was hands down the best one we tried! I got the Pain Suisse and it was still warm and so flaky - butter and chocolate perfection! Going back for more as soon as possible, truly the best pastries in Paris!

Extremely overrated, another overhyped photogenic spot… After hearing all the good things about it on social media, we were so looking forward to trying their pistachio snail but only to be left with disappointment. Completely agree with the other comments that it’s soggy and flavourless. You could barely taste the pistachio. To be honest, you don’t have to make a trip just for a croissant in Pairs. In my experience, with boulangeries around every corner of Paris, just head to the closest one to your location. Those frequented by locals would always do better pastries than the popular touristy places

This pastry shop lives up to the hype. There was a short line around 10 a.m., but it moved quickly. Two communal tables are available outside for seating. Several varieties of pastries lined the counter, with a special shout-out to the pistachio escargot and flan. My friend got the fig pastry and couldn’t stop raving about it the entire trip. If it were closer to our hotel, we would have visited daily.

This is a true bakery. They don’t have dairy they don’t have any kind of meat, just coffee and products of flour. There are also lots of bees inside, which makes me think that this place is extremely clean. The staff was also extremely friendly. I wish them the best.

This restaurant was recommended by a French gentleman in Paris, but honestly, the food was quite disappointing 😅. We ordered steak, duck, cheese, and onion soups. All of them were rather bland and not tasty at all, except for the French fries served with the steak. I wouldn’t visit this place again in Paris since there are so many better restaurants around. It’s mainly famous for its sandwiches and there’s always a long queue. I’d recommend getting a sandwich to go instead of dining in. Cheese was amazing tho!

The sandwich was very good, but I don't know that it's worth a long queue to take away. A better option, if you can swing it, is to get a seat at the bar. I went by myself and had no trouble finding a single seat. By the time I left, there seemed to be a short wait. Once at the bar, you're treated to a show: Philippe (I think that's his name) seems to run everything behind the counter, and he kindly and quickly delivered my sandwich and wine. When I asked for a glass of water, he was quick to oblige with a smile. The other benefit of being at the bar is you can talk with anyone who seems social nearby. The lovely gentleman to my right lifted his fresh beer to my wine with an, "à votre santé!" as we both admired the chocolate filled choux pastries placed right near us, waiting to be delivered to a nearby table. I've heard you can only order the sandwiches at the bar. Be prepared to bring cash as they don't take CB for anything under €13. After watching the people working so hard in front of you while you eat, you might just want to round up your cash payment by a few extra euros as a tip. Being relatively shy, I was intimidated by the hustle and bustle of the interior as I passed by at first, but then I turned around and forced myself to go in to see what the hype was all about, and I'm so glad I did. It made for an unforgettable afternoon.

We visited due to their reputation of being one of the best sandwich/ baguette places. There was a ling queue at 1pm but it moved fairly quickly. We got a jambon de Bourgogne and for €9 it wasn’t cheap but we enjoyed it. The baguette itself was tasted good and fresh, and generous with its fillings. We recommend a visit and don’t be discouraged by the long line. We went back a few days later to get a basic jambon buerre but at 4pm and it was sold out of baguette .

was a lovely place! i came at 16:00 and there was no line so i sat down at the bar (was really fun to watch all the chaos, great vibes) and got served immediately! i had a small beer at the counter and took my sandwich to go and it cost me 10€ (if you eat or drunk at the table or the terasse you need to pay an additional 2€) the sandwich itself is nothing crazy, just a good sandwich

Apparently, this is the best sandwich in the world. Rated by whom? No clue. Some mysterious council of baguette enthusiasts, perhaps. But the internet said it, so naturally, we believed it — because that’s what we do. Thirty minutes later, there we stood, hungry, jet-lagged, and questioning every life decision that led us to this Parisian sandwich pilgrimage. Locals breezed past us, rolling their eyes while we clutched our Google Maps like lost toddlers. But hey, commitment is commitment. And then — the ham and cheese arrived. Hot, melty, buttery perfection on a crusty baguette that could double as a weapon and a work of art. One bite in, and suddenly the line didn’t feel so dumb anymore. We became those people. The ones who post photos and say “worth the wait” while pretending we didn’t just spend half an hour for a sandwich. Would I do it again? Absolutely. Because apparently, I’m both self-aware and incapable of learning from my mistakes. Five stars for the sandwich. Zero stars for my patience.

We pulled one of my least favorite moves visiting a restaurant, showing up 10 minutes before the kitchen was closing. We had no idea however, and the staff was beyond accommodating. We ordered on the fly and they were kind enough to make us 2 jambon-beurre for takeaway on our way out. Steak frites was our favorite we had on our trip, and way better that a few of the flagship restaurants around the city. Great staff, great atmosphere, amazing sandwiches 🤤

We came here for lunch after seeing it recommended. We wanted to try their famous sandwiches, but they’re only served after 4 PM or for takeout. So we decided to stay for lunch and ordered a burger, duck, and onion soup. The soup was okay, the duck was very greasy but edible, and the burger was terrible — completely raw inside, no salt or seasoning at all. Even my son, who loves burgers, couldn’t finish it. We took their sandwiches to go later, but they were just average (only the baguette was nice). Loud music, crowded, and very little space. Overall, not worth the visit.

What I’m rating with this 5 star is the bakery. Not the tea salon. The owner of the bakery is a MOF, which means he won a very harsh competition to get his title. He has been 2nd to the best baguette of Paris in 2014. Now what you should take is any viennoiseries : croissant, pain au chocolat, chausson aux pommes, pain suisse. Or any small pastries : the best being the Tarte Tatin. The Paris Brest and the Mille feuille are terribly good. The quiche looked very good, juicy, generous last time I went. Some French cakes are baked to hard, you are not supposed to eat them like but with a tea or a coffee. You come to a bakery, please choose a vegetarian option that is not a cooked dish ( potatoes, lettuces etc ) . i.e take bread items : almost everything is vegetarian then. I’m annoyed sometimes to see the bakery trying to make vegetarian dishes to please everyone, this goes against the essence bakery : which is to bake. I have read the comments saying that they overcharge when you sit, and it is true ( thanks to Mc Donald ) because the taxes to sit or takeaway are different ( 5,5% vs 20%, btw McDonald only pays 5,5 %) Also, about the friendliness of the staff, things are made from scratch, which means you may have someone who has been here since 4 am for the bakers, 6 am for the staff. They may be tired as they don’t just come at 8am to empty a fridge or worst : a freezer. Again, that tarte Tatin you are not going to find everywhere, and it is so well made. My family is from Normandy, and the apples he chose are perfectly acid enough to balance the sugar. A marvel. The whipped heavy cream on the top is cuddling.

We arrived in Paris today. This was our first stop after checking into our apartment just around the corner. We purchased several items for take away. This bread was striking in its appearance so we purchased it too. It was surprisingly dense and moist. Old world style. It had a wonderful flavor & texture. The staff was extra friendly and attentive even though the shop was a bit busy. Highly recommended by me.

100% worth visiting. the pastries are of the best quality and the place itself is a piece of art. grab sth and go to the nearest park to enjoy the food. i tried a baguette , Cappuccino and pain au chocolate and loved every bite. Also they speak perfect English

During my first day exploring Paris this winter, I had the pleasure of starting my morning at this charming bakery. The experience was cozy and inviting, a perfect introduction to the city’s culinary delights. The coffee was rich and aromatic, a delightful companion to the flaky, buttery croissants, and the éclair was absolutely divine, striking the right balance of sweetness and texture. While the bakery itself offers a lovely experience for those nearby, I’d say it’s more of a local gem than a destination spot. If you find yourself in the neighborhood, it’s definitely worth stopping by. However, I wouldn’t recommend making a special trip from afar, as the essence of this bakery is best enjoyed as part of a broader exploration of the area’s offerings.

So Parisian! Beautiful surroundings and tasty treats! The pastries were buttery and flaky. The windows are full of pastries, quiches and breads from a Meilleur Ouvrier de France (MOF) winner. Excellent location for people watching too.

Fantastic baguettes, pastries, sandwiches and salads. We were here every single day during our visit to Paris.

Their products are absolutely fantastic, but the service is the problem here. The staff is not friendly at all (especially with tourists), they have no interest in helping you at all and they completely refuse to speak english to non-french customers. It is so rude and I came here many times trying to get past their disrespectful attitude, but I just refused to go anymore. I had to find another place in the area. A shame, I think they lost a lot of customers due to that. So, yes, the products are delicious, but it is not worth it.

A Glimmer of Parisian Grandeur on the Champs-Élysées Amidst the bustle of the Champs-Élysées, Ladurée’s flagship salon offers a serene retreat, a pastel jewel box that feels indulgently Parisian. While the avenue brims with global commerce, stepping inside transports you to a world of elegance and charm. The recent renovations have enhanced its timeless appeal, blending Belle Époque sophistication with modern comfort. The ornate interiors now feel warmer and more inviting, perfect for afternoon tea or a leisurely lunch. Of course, the stars are the macarons. Each delicate bite — whether the floral rose or the indulgent salted caramel — balances crispness with tender sweetness, a hallmark of Ladurée’s craft. The pastries are no less impressive, miniature works of art that delight both the eyes and the palate. Though often labeled a tourist pilgrimage, the attentive service and consistently superb quality elevate the experience well beyond cliché. Ladurée remains a place to savor not just French patisserie, but a touch of Parisian perfection, right on the world’s most famous avenue.

Wow! I had high expectations for the macarons but was stunned by the beauty of the shop. They have curated this location so beautifully; you are in a dream being there! The Macarons were the perfect mix of slight crunch on the outside and soft, yummy inside. None of the flavors tasted artificial, and my favorite was the passionfruit. This is a must stop location in Paris.

Ladurée is a truly enchanting Parisian café. We tried their macarons and coffee here, but the experience goes far beyond that, the atmosphere itself is captivating. The setting is elegant and charming, and the macarons are absolutely delicious. To be honest, I’ve had macarons of similar quality in Türkiye as well, but the ambiance here makes everything feel more special and refined. Places like this are not just about taste- the whole experience comes together as one. It’s definitely a spot that deserves a place on your Paris list.

Very nice place, very cute french vibes. They have a restaurant, we didnt eat there. Its expensive. On the side door you can stand in line for the macrons. They use jam and not frosting, they were the best you will ever try most likely. Worth it to try. They have probably about a dozen or so flavors. You get a nice box with your purchase. They serve hot drinks and other sweets we didnt try them.

I honestly expected this place to be a big tourist trap, but the truth is I really loved it. Yes, we had to wait in line to be seated, but it was absolutely worth it. The food was delicious – we ordered avocado toast, a burrata salad, a cocktail, and hot chocolates. Everything was beautifully prepared, and the hot chocolates were simply incredible! The service was excellent as well – attentive, professional, and very welcoming, which made the experience even better. To top it all off, we picked up some macarons at the end to take home as gifts, and they were delightful. Overall, it turned out to be a wonderful experience, much better than I had anticipated. Definitely a spot worth visiting!

Lauderee Paris is a MUST if you are visiting "The City of Lights" I highly reccomend the tea expérience, and their hot chocolate ! I was stunned at how delicous the Chocolat Chaud was! It was even better than "Angelina's" steaming beverage! Make certain to make réservations first, they do get quite busy. The staff is all very friendly and the atmosphère and ambiance are phénoménal. A small slice of Heaven on Earth!

A Glimmer of Parisian Grandeur on the Champs-Élysées Amidst the bustling grandeur of the Champs-Élysées, Ladurée's flagship salon continues to offer a delightful respite, a vibrant pastel jewel box that transcends mere retail. While the avenue itself can be a whirlwind of global commerce, stepping into Ladurée is to be transported to a softer, more indulgent Paris. The recent renovations have only enhanced its timeless appeal, with the refreshed interiors offering a charming blend of classic elegance and modern comfort. The delicate hues and ornate details still evoke the Belle Époque, yet the flow feels more inviting, more attuned to the leisurely pursuits of an afternoon tea or a relaxed lunch. And then, of course, there are the macarons. These diminutive confections, a hallmark of the house, remain as exquisite as ever. Each bite is a whisper of flavor — from the subtle floral notes of rose to the rich depth of salted caramel – encased in that inimitable crisp shell and yielding, tender interior. Beyond the famed macarons, the pastries are miniature works of art, almost too beautiful to consume, yet utterly irresistible. While some might consider Ladurée a pilgrimage for tourists, its enduring quality and the impeccable, attentive service suggest otherwise. It is a place where one can truly savor the art of French patisserie, a small pocket of perfection that, even on the world's most famous avenue, feels uniquely, wonderfully Parisian.

This is the kind of bakery you dream about. Sourdough and apple tarts that are just incredible!!! The smell is heavenly! And the rich history of the bakery is fascinating - Salvador Dali's bread lantern is epic!

My friend recommended Poilâne to me and omg their apple turnover is so damn good!!! Light, well layered, fluffy and delicious crust, flavorful mushed apple fillings, I even bought another one to the airport right after finishing one

We got there in the afternoon and the croissants were sold out:( we ended up got the apple tartlet/galette and it was absolutely delicious.

Comfy, warm and fresh. Eventhough it can get a little crowded in the small bakery, the ambiance is super warm and friendly and the service is very helpful and caring. The food is hearty and comforting and subtle, but overall delicious. I only wish that they also had coffee and you have to be aware that they sell out quickly and don’t always have everything.

Definitely recommend a visit to this well known famous Parisienne bakery. Such history and an amazing story behind it. Great products with their main loaf have the signature ‘P’ logo cut into it. Also know for their shortbread cookies that have 5-6 varieties made from different flours. Good coffee in the eatery area to the left of the shop and had a pastry with it.

Loved the chausson aux pommes, less thrilled by the brioche. The sourdough and pan de miel looked incredible

The tartlette des pommes (apple tart) was the best apple dessert I've had in a long time - I literally cried tears of joy. You have to try it!

Extraordinary bakery!!! I have spent 3 of my 4 mornings in my Paris trip here. And would have spent 4 if I discovered it the first day. We’ve tried croissant, almond croissant, tarte framboise, chocolate eclair, raclette baguette, quiche lorraine, quiche epinard. Every single one extraordinary! Can’t praise it enough.

I rarely write reviews, but those were the best eclairs and strawberry & custard tartlets I’ve ever eaten, my son liked them too and he nearly never eats sweet pastry at all. The service was exceptional, young man in glasses received our order, packed it very well and offered forks and napkins and everything we needed for our takeaway treat, he was really friendly and helpful as well as his other colleague at the cashier. Just a friendly gesture, some human attitude - that was amazing.

I got a raspberry cake on 1 Aug 2025, and when I opened it in less than an hour, I found that all the raspberries on top were moldy. Really disappointing for a slice that costs around €5. If you’re getting takeout, make sure to check it first. That said, the staff were friendly.

The food is good, tasty enough, portions are on the smaller side and I guess the price is decent for the location. 6,30 for a small sandwich. Welcoming staff and well organised place overall.

The staff were really kind to us, especially since we couldn’t speak French. The baguette sandwiches and they were amazing! The pastries were also delightful, I loved the chaussons aux pommes as well. As tourists, we came here two days in a row and ate the pastries at the Tuileries garden. Very lovely experience.

Bought two baguettes and an oatmeal cookie. Very well prepared and we ate well. Multiple staff attending, efficient service in a busy environment. Pleased to have visited. Top tip 1: take a minute to see the entire counter and what you want before joining the queue at the door. Alot of choice there and you don't want to hold up others with indecision, which is for everyone annoying. Top tip 2: Take 30 minutes and walk to the Eiffel tower and picnic on the grass.

2025: Took away a croissant au beurre for comparison with other places. It was crispy on the outside with a very beautiful honeycomb structure and non-greasy feel. 2024: Beautiful display of bread and viennoiseries. Although very attractive the fresh pear pastry (which looked like a chausson au pommes cousin) was less flavorful than expected. The almond viennoiserie could have also had more almond flavor but the pastry dough was tasty. (The chocolate inside the pastry was a surprise). Baguette purchased 1 hour from opening was very crispy on the outside and airy inside.

My visit to this establishment began with rude staff and ended with stale pastries. If you don't speak French don't bother visiting this place because if they have to speak to you in English it offends them. Also the pastries tasted several days old so I wished I had walked out before buying anything like I had considered at the time. Based on the reviews of this place this seems to be a recurring problem. To this business I would say try fixing your staff/product and stop apologizing for them in these reviews. Response to Owner's Reply: As I stated in my original review, your staff can speak English so that is not the issue, and the picture I took of your business and posted in my review means I clearly have the right business. The main issue was the tall young lady that we have seemed to have bothered greatly by simply trying to order pastries. In regards to reading past reviews, I'll copy and paste some of them below for you to read: 1. I’m super upset with my recent visit. I still love their pastries, but the cashier today was rude and treated me like I’m a liar. I paid her a total of €15 for some pastries that costed a total of €8.50. She only returned me €1.50. I had to ask fellow customer to explain to her that she short changed me. My French isn’t good but I’m also a regular customer. She just said she has paid me everything. The customers felt bad for me and said sorry that they couldn’t help me more. The cashier simply didn’t bother to check the register or to understand her mistake. if she needs to take that charge, go ahead but she needs to know she is wrong! I hope the owners will look into this incident as it is definitely a matter of trust to your regular customer. I am only asking for fairness! 2. The staff was boxing up pastries for a customer while my son and I were next in line. She moved to the cash register area and began to wait on new walk-in clients ordering breads. There were four in that queue but two staff. We stood near the pastry case then walked out. Guess not speaking French or being Asian was a problem for her. Had to explain to my teenage son about discrimination by shop girls. 3. Went to the store at 7am today for some bakery goods and was shocked that after i told the staff member i could not speak French very well, both she and another customer just started laughing at me and mocking me in French. Glad there are many other options in Paris that provide friendly customer service to all. 4. I hated this place. I’ve yet to see a more disrespectful guy as the one who “assisted me here”. Worst attention ever. 5. An extremely unpleasant woman at the checkout Which blows because after asking for sandwich bread I would like cakes. She takes the next customers at random and when a young woman points out that she was there before, this young woman is explained that this is how it is and that she just has to be patient! If their breads, pastries and pastries were still delicious, well that’s really not the case! Fortunately, there are plenty of friendly traders who make delicious products in the neighborhood. Need I go on...?

Miserable excuse for a croissant. Undercooked and soggy. Folded over my hand. Ate two bites and threw out the bag. All four croissant were the same. I went to another boulangerie nearby, who’s croissant is pictured on the left. Soggy mess from Les gourmandises d’Eiffel on the right. Avoid at all costs! Shame on you for selling this to customers.

Some of the greatest pastries I’ve had. Took home 4 boxes of macarons and swung by all the time on our vacation. The workers are so nice and they play great music. They are so incredibly friendly and bared with me when I was asking questions and choosing all my goodies. Highly recommend!

Delicious breads and pastries. We got a croissant and a pain au chocolat as we passed by and both were so good that we later came back and got two ham and cheese sandwiches. That’s our dinner now. So simple but so good!

We accidentally stumbled on this place as we walked from our hotel to the Eiffel Tower. We got 5 different desserts and shared a bite of each. The staff was patient with our lack of French and desire to learn correct pronunciation. Highly recommend!

We got three macarons, and honestly, they were even better than the ones from Ladurée! The passion fruit flavor was my absolute favorite. I’ll definitely come back here next time I’m in Paris. The gentleman at the counter was also very friendly and welcoming! 💕

No place to sit but the almond croissant was probably the best I’ve ever had. It’s crunchy and flakey in the outside but soft and sweet on the inside. The burnt sugar at the bottom tastes like caramel adding both flavor and texture. But it was so sweet I ate it in three sittings lol

Omg. We ran into this place by pure accident after lunch. We were stuffed from lunch, we even had dessert, but we had a third stomach to wolf down the treats from this place. What a gem with great chocolate chip brioche and meringue fluffy bite sized dessert. We are still dreaming of this and will go back tomorrow for breakfast to eat on the street. I will post more pictures tomorrow. We devoured the food before taking pictures.

Visited this place twice during my stay in Paris. I tried the meringue chocolate and it was the perfect dessert, totally enjoyable. Second time tried the chocolate bread which they call "Cranique" I think or something close and this is a great pastry with moist tasty chocolates. They have also with raisins. It's very big though and can be easily shared between two persons. They have multiple branches across Paris, so check which is within your itinerary and go for it.

A truly great bakery experience! One of the highlights is being able to watch the team prepare the fresh brioches right in front of you — it adds a special touch to the visit. Whatever you do, don’t miss the large sugar brioche while it’s still warm — it’s an absolute WOW. Soft, slightly crisp on the outside, and perfectly sweet. Pure heaven. A must-visit spot for pastry lovers in Paris!

We were walking past and smelled the amazing brioche being baked. We had never tried a merveilleux before so we got their classic chocolate flavor. It was delicious! They are so pretty and taste wonderful. The staff was also nice and helpful to us. Definitely recommend!

Must-have meringue desserts! They are light, airy and flavorful! It was a unique dessert that is perfectly and expertly executed. Beautiful shop with a helpful staff.

During our recent travels in Europe, we passed by countless bakeries—but none had an aroma quite like this one. The irresistible smell just pulled us in. We decided to share a raisin brioche, and after the first bite, there was no turning back! It would have been perfect with a cup of coffee, but I couldn’t wait—I started eating it the moment we stepped outside!

The Raisin and Sucre Cramiques was wonderful. When I ordered it, it was still warm. Nothing beats freshly baked goods.

This bakery is definitely worth the hype it gets! There is always a queue but the service is very fast so it’s worth the wait. The pain au chocolat and the chocolate filled donut were the highlights. The only con is the pastries weren’t warm so therefore it’s a 4/5. But it’s a great place to start your trip in Paris 😍 I didn’t get the chance to try the sandwiches but they looked amazing too. Amazing prices as well, we paid €11 for 4 pastries!

One of my favorite boulangeries in Paris! Their brioche is truly some of the best I’ve had ,and the choux à la vanille, which is exceptional. And the beignets au chocolat? Absolutely my favorite. A must-visit for pastry lovers!

Everything is… wow… so good in this bakery. Excellent service, the personnel is friendly and organized. The pastries are incredible, the sandwiches are delicious. This is not so pricey and they even sell the famous French baguette for one euro (try and find that anywhere in Paris). The only drawback is that they have become so famous that you have sometimes tip make a long line to get a treat.

This is one of the best boulangerie in Paris! The pastries are great! Tries many of those: the cream filled pastry, the ham and cheese sandwich, banka. Specifically- the vanilla cream filled pastry is by far one of the best (and in great price!). Must try!

Especially made a trip there for the famous croissant! Queued about 15 minutes to get in, not bad. However the shop was full of bees.... 🐝 Was so scared to get stung and they're also over the sweet pastries Not sure if will come back again

No seating, fast takeaway bakery. Fantastic bread. Queue builds up really quickly in the morning, so allocate some time for queuing but clears pretty fast.

Small place but the line moves very quickly. The bread was amazing!! Tried a salty sandwich and the cinnamon roll and the nutella beignet, and everything was amazing.

This bakery felt very authentic - we were the only people there that were not locals. The two women behind the counter did not speak fluent English with us, and my French is horrible, but we managed. My daughter in law enjoyed the most amazing croissant of our trip, and I an amazing cappuccino. She asked if I wanted sugar and made it just to perfection! 10/10 and great price too!

Finally, a croissant that is perfectly laminated and airy, and achieves the delicate balance of savory/sweet. I knew it would be legit because it’s an establishment that still prefers for you to pay cash! My only regret is that I discovered it on my last day in Paris. *sigh*

We went to Paris in August. Another bakery was on my list of places to try during our day in Montmartre, but it was closed, and we stumbled upon this bakery. I found which was by far my favorite croissant I had during our entire trip! I didn't even remember the name of the shop, but remembered the exact location and searched it up on Google maps so that I can go back and visit it over and over again on my next trip to Paris. The people were friendly and didn't mind when my mom took a bit of extra time attempting to order in French. We sat on the bench close to the little park, enjoying our croissants and baguettes while we people watched. The whole experience left a positive, memorable, lasting impression ❤️.

Small place, a lot of variety, fresh spread, worth the visit for some delicious treats. Not too expensive.

We wandered into this cozy boulangerie in Montmartre, drawn by the warm aroma of freshly baked bread, and it didn’t disappoint! The baguettes were everything we’d hoped for—deliciously crusty on the outside with a perfect, airy texture inside. We couldn’t resist trying the tartelette mirabelle, and it was a standout! Just the right amount of sweetness and a perfectly crumbly crust that melted in the mouth, making each bite pure bliss. The staff were incredibly welcoming and patient, happily guiding us through their wonderful selection of pastries and helping us decide. It felt like they genuinely cared that we chose something we’d love, which made the experience extra special. If you’re exploring Montmartre, stopping here is a must—it’s the kind of place that leaves you wanting to come back for more!

We tried this place after finding out that Pain Pain was closed. It turned out to be a blessing because the croissant here was exceptional. Super flaky, light and buttery. I still think of it sometimes. I would definitely return!

So impressive!!!!! We try almost all kind of bread, sooo good! Highly recommend the almond croissant The best choice!!!!

Delicious food provided by good staff. Would highly recommend the cookie, it was absolutely delightful. I would recommend getting takeaway if you can as it is about 20 percent more to eat in.

Came here to try their famous baguette. Ordered an oat baguette and a croissant. There was a bit of a wait in the morning, as the two cashiers were quite busy. The baguette with the added ingredients was very tasty — I just wish I had gotten it warm so the outside would be crispier, though the inside was very soft and enjoyable.

Found this pastry shop across from our hotel. Our favorite was the pistachio stuffed one and their croissants are amazing. They offer inside and outside seating but inside seating is very limited. They're fresh-squeezed orange juice was great as well.

This cozy café quickly became one of our favorite spots—we found ourselves coming back multiple times during our stay. The food was consistently delicious, with fresh ingredients and great attention to flavor. Their coffee was some of the best we had, perfectly brewed every time. On top of that, the staff were always kind and welcoming, making the experience feel personal and relaxed. Whether it was a quick morning stop or a slower afternoon break, this place always hit the spot.

The cashier on duty on 1/8 around 15:30 showed a lack of customer service. She didn’t ask if I needed a receipt and was unwilling to print one when requested. I'm giving 2 stars only because of the other staff member who served me the bread—she clearly understands how to treat a customer. Keep up the good work!

Absolutely delicious sandwiches!! My friend and I split the chicken and salmon and wow so fresh!

Got a pain au chocolate which was average not too much chocolate inside, unfortunately. Also got a chocolate chip cookie similar situation, just average, not very soft. Don’t think I would revisit. Staff speaks a bit of English which is helpful if you’re a tourist.

Food was not really good and the shisha was trash. Shisha was so bad and they use old barbeque coals. After the shisha i felt so bad in my lungs. And i waited 1,5 hour for my food.

Went for the shisha , do a really good job. The setting is also very nice and their desserts are awesome. It too cheap but not too expensive. During my short time in Paris I went back there twice.

We had a great time at La Parisienne. We went to eat and then we had some shisha. The food was great and the shisha also. The waiters are so kind!!! We def comming back if we visit Paris again.

The best thing about this place was the staff. They are super nice amd welcoming. Very helpful and friendly. The staff deserve 5 stars to be honest but food was mediocre. Served a bit cold and taste average. Shisha was acceptable but not the best. Prices ok in my opinion.

Jetlag from an evening flight home from India led my appetite to not be whet. However, I was tempted by the delicious fried brussels sprouts, the empanada but most importantly, by the incredible SANGRIA.

Absolutely delicious food, welcoming staff, excellent service and really good vibes

Bouba was amazing! His english is so good and he was really helpful 🤍

Thank you for a platform to give you my honest review. We are in Paris for our first time. My husband and I were looking forward to a very lovely evening with you. Upon entering, we were seated in an area where we were the only patrons and sat next door window that had another lovely couple directly on the other side of the window. We felt we were intruding on their time and they clearly felt we were intruding on theirs. We asked to be relocated. We then watched the hostess attempt to see the next five groups, and each one also asked we relocated as they were being offered would be perceived as the worst tables. A waitress which was very welcoming quickly took our orders. Starters arrived, and this is when my disappointment set in again. I am attaching photos of the salad I was presented. In a restaurant of your caliber, I would think you would agree this is unacceptable. The waitress clearly saw the inedible lettuce and said nothing. Upon opening a bottle of wine, she did a very insincere checking of the bottle quickly to pour and never touch the bottle again. Having to attend our own bottle of wine and waters was a surprise. If fact the only time she came but was to clear. My husband enjoyed his lamb while I found my meat to be very dry. I am sure that this review does not bring joy this Monday morning, but with a caliber of your lovely restaurant and as a small business owner myself, I would want to know. I am wanting to attach a photo of sad salad. Will s Regards Sue.

We had been told about Chez Julian and booked for dinner. We were not disappointed. Everything was beautiful. The staff were friendly and helpful, the decor sublime and atmosphere perfect. The food was well presented, such a special dinner. We shared the starter of avocado, crab & prawns, stunning. Mains - duck & tuna tartare, both very tasteful. Desserts were wonderful - rice pudding & strawberries - a great combo and sorbets, beautifully presented and sharp flavours. If you chose Chez Julian you will eat well.

An unforgettable experience at Chez Julien. The food is exquisite and gastronomic, and the magret de canard was outstanding. The restaurant dates back to the 18th century when it was a bakery, now transformed into a charming and elegant place. The staff are warm, smiling, and speak several languages, which makes you feel at home, almost like sitting in a small Versailles salon.

Chez Julien is the definition of Parisian charm — elegant, intimate, and perfectly situated by the Seine. The ambiance is timeless, with a beautiful terrace and a view that captures the soul of Paris. The food is refined and flavorful, each dish prepared with care and presented beautifully. The service is warm, attentive, and effortlessly professional. Whether for a romantic dinner or a leisurely lunch, Chez Julien offers a true taste of Paris — sophisticated yet relaxed, and consistently memorable.

We had the most wonderful time! The food was to die for and Luna was the most wonderful waitress. She had entertained our silly questions as well helped us with our French. She was super welcoming and kind the entire time. Other workers were also super helpful and were dealing with unrest patrons with ease. The atmosphere was stunning and chic. As a foreigner, I cannot recommend this place enough. A hidden gem with kind people and amazing food.

Interesting resto! Casual bistro-style menu, and great dishes! There’s a calm garden area, semi-enclosed terrace and a very eclectic interior, which seems a little noisy and cramped, but there’s a place for any preference.

Perfectly French Bistro, it has all the french favorites prepared well with a friendly staff who can speak english. We enjoyed our dinner. We thought the dinner we had in 2023 was better, but this was still good.