3.5!! As a self…read moreproclaimed croissant connoisseur, I had to try this croissant-cookie creation. It was super filling and extra chocolatey with the addition of the cookie. Honestly, I'm not the biggest fan of chocolate, so the chocolate was my only complaint But if you love chocolate, this was pretty fire

I had to come here for the viral crookie of course! I came here around 11am on a Tuesday and the…read moreline was out the door. It moved super quickly though and within 10-15 minutes I had my crookie and left. They have so many amazing other desserts. This place is definitely on the higher priced side of pastries I've seen. The crookie was 5.9 euros for takeaway and it's a bit more expensive if you decide to eat it there. It was so warm and flaky. The chocolate was ooey gooey and it was absolutely delicious. It lived up to the hype and I will be back for sure!

We got so lucky having this bakery right by our Airbnb! There are some samples available, and they…read morehave a good range of traditional and more novel items. The counter staff was so helpful and answered all my questions even though I didn't speak French. We got the squid ink baguette, corn bread (actually bread, not cakey like American cornbread), chocolate croissant (dough was made of chocolate), and flan. Everything was extremely well done - highly recommend if you are in Paris and looking for some unusual but tasty pastries to fuel your travels.

This was my local bakery, where I often picked up a warm baguette. Simple desserts, but Made well.read more

One of my favorite spot in Paris!…read more I'll be honest, back when I lived in France I never spent too much time looking for nice spots to eat out, just because it seemed easier back then and France wasn't about reviewing and online sharing the good stuff (yes we can look greedy sometimes). But since that time I married someone from the great United States of America so you know my habits must have changed... Looking for a decent brunch place, we end up here. I already know Pigalle's neighbourhood and I planned on taking wifey to La Butte Montmartre to be tourists in my own country so might as well eat something nearby before. Here we are waiting for quite some time in front of Café Marlette on a sunny day of June. Finally getting a table outside, ordering two Le l'Ilôt for nearly 25€ each. In one word : worth it ;D I already know you don't need a description of the food, I took photos instead. Not the instagram filtered ones, real photos. The one I take so y'all can see what it looks like but that don't make you feel like it's an awesome place because of the photoshop work on it. The reason why you feel it's awesome, it's because I spent time writing about it. Food seemed real, something I missed while living overseas. Homemade, fresh juice and sweet hot chocolate. Carbs OD will happen for sure but I don't care. Service was friendly which I'm not used to when in France so shout out to the team for that. Gluten Free options are here for the weak bellies, and it's also a bakery so you can pick up pastries and eat them outside enjoying the streets of Paris (depending on where you go lol). It was such a nice spot, we spent a week in Paris and wifey asked to return to Café Marlette. So you guessed it, we went back there! Please go, try it, enjoy it and let me know how you felt about it. A bientôt!

Fun little place with outside as well as a few inside tables. Country French style. Friendly…read moreservice and quick with the food. Just a simple breakfast fast of tea, baguette with butter and jam and yogurt with honey. All of which was excellent!

I was expecting more based on the great reviews. I had a chocolate crepe. It was fine (are crepes…read morein France ever not fine?) but nothing special. My husband really disliked the sandwich he got. About the only good thing I can say is that the prices are very reasonable (both the sandwich and my crepe were only 3 euros each).

This was the very first meal we had in Paris. We only ordered two croissants to go so I can't tell…read moreyou too much about the food/service. The croissants were great and hit the spot for breakfast. The man we ordered from was very nice and didn't seem to mind my very mispronounced "bonjours" and "mercis". Not too many restaurants in the area open early. This was one of few. As we were ordering, a lady next to me noticed we were not French. She asked where we from and told me we chose a really good place to eat on our vacation. So that goes to show even the locals love this place! Wish we could've gone back a second time to try the crepes but we were only in Paris for a day and a half. Next time though!

*they speak English*…read more Cute chain bakery in the Mareis. Nice patio on a fairly busy street so great for people watching. The waitress/cashier was very nice and spoke English. The bakery goods themselves were not bad but didn't feel like anything special. I did not try the coffee or food so can't speak to that. I'd come back as a place to people watch but for a boulangerie I'd probably go somewhere else.

I can't really see any reason to come back but I don't want to give them a lower rating than…read morethis... The chocolate croissant was very sad. The egg and avocado toast had watery eggs, maybe that's how people like it in France? The only decent thing was the ham croissant, probably not good enough to want to order it again though.

It's one of those places where I pass by on my walk to Notre Dame. I wake up from my nap, I stop by…read morehere and I order me a simple baguette sandwich. I eat about half of it there on the stand up tables (if they're available.) Ok,,, it's one of those no frills joint that I like so much. You walk in, you bark your order to the cashier. She sets you up with your sandwich and tells you how much it is. You reach in your pocket, you pay her, she give you change and you're out the door. On to the next one. The sandwiches they serve here is pretty good. Salmon, ham, cheese, greens, tomatoes, onions, etc. Those are all pretty much created equal,,, what really makes the difference here is the bread. They make their own bread here,,, yes,,, own bread,,, from scratch. Flour, water, yeast, etc... all that good stuff. All that and a lot of love to create the perfect light and crispy on the outside and mouthwateringly chewy and tasty baguette you've ever put in your basic mouth. Anyways, the simple things are what I love,,, and Le Fournil Du Maine is what I call my regular joint. Thank you so much for making amazing sandwiches,, I'll see you again next time I'm in town. (",)

Friendly staff and fresh baked goods. I'm glad I stopped by to grab some croissants and other baked…read moregoods to try.

Great cappuccino and macchiato, both espresso forward and good ham croissant sandwich if you need a…read morequick breakfast bite. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating on a beautiful street where you can people watch :)

A nice place for lunch right in the middle of Les Halles…read more The food is healthy and mostly organic. The atmosphere is like the food, clean and fresh. We shared the lentil salad and a hummus tartine. Both were very good, but one plate was filled with carrots and zucchini with only a big scoop of lentils in the middle, and the hummus was spread very thin on the bread. That's my only complaint. I like the fact that they bring you a basket of their (good) bread with a piece of salted butter.

DELICIOUS bagel sandwiches that are really cheap. Perfect place to grab a bite before hanging out…read morein The Luxembourg Gardens. Les sandwiches sont très delicious et moins chèr pour Paris (vers 6 ou 7 euros par sandwich). C'est le meilleur lieu pour acheter un déjeuner rapide en promenant au Jardin du Luxembourg!

I was looking for a quick lunch option that I could easily bring to the Luxembourg Gardens and…read morestumbled upon Bagels and Brownies. The Dallas is SO DELICIOUS. I had to stop myself from getting another on my way home.... because that would be embarrassing.