Ordered: Croissant (~€2) Pain au Chocolat (~€3) Chausson aux Pommes (~€3) Madeleine Glacée (~€2) Baguette (~€2) Aya's take: Blé Sucré is another bakery that is highly recommended and I had to make it my last stop before leaving Paris! I got a few pastries and it was still early enough that they were still warm! The Croissant was probably the best I had on this trip. It helped that the Croissant was fresh and warm, but it was also crispy on the outside and buttery & flaky on the inside. The Pain au Chocolat was also great but it could have used more chocolate for my liking. The Chausson aux Pommes was sweet, slightly acidic from the apples, and definitely heavier of the pastries. I've also never had fresh madeleines before and knew this would be the place to try them. The Madeleine Glacée were buttery and lightly sweet; these actually go so well with a cup of coffee or just a bite if you need a quick snack. All in all, great try! read more

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Favored by many as one of Paris's top Patisseries a visit to Blé Sucré finds former Michelin 3* Pastry Chef Fabrice Le Bourdat operating in more humble environs, a space with Candies and Packaged Goods quite the departure from Le Bristol. Visited early on a Wednesday, one of two small tables outside available to sit away from rain, choices trend traditional from Madelines to Viennoiserie including a fairly good Pain au Raisin and Almond Croissant free of Frangipane. Celebrated for his Kouign Amann, less tightly formed than others but certainly not lacking for Butter or Sugar, Canele lack the expected crisp exterior while Blé Sucré's "Brest" lacks the signature shape and would better be called a Hazelnut Religeuse instead. read more

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amazing bakery in Paris. Was close to our hotel so we stopped by to grab breakfast and wow the freshly baked goods were outstanding. Their moch was fabulous and the quiche - fantastic. You can taste the freshness and the lady at the counter was very sweet and patient as we were deciding our order. Grabbed our goods and enjoyed breakfast outside in their patio. Highly recommend them. read more

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this pain au chocolat was good. i liked it but idk if it's like technically that good. the outside was crispy and the inside was soft but a lot more of the inside was soft than i was expecting. like i was expecting a lot more crisp in the 3rd-5th layers. also the pastry def overpowered the chocolate. again. this is something that i like. but also. i am not french read more

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One last patisserie! We didn't get to this area of Paris until the last day, so we finally got to give this spot a try before heading to the airport. I decided to try the tartelette fraise (strawberry tart) since strawberry is my favorite fruit. It made for quite a tasty treat and I enjoyed eating it outside the shop. The staff were friendly and also took the rest of my change before charging my credit card, which was a nice gesture! read more

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Visited this local gem tucked on a side street by a park. You can either sit outside the bakery or walk across the park & enjoy your treasures. This bakery was highly recommended by a food critic & locals. The place has quality products from baguettes to their scrumptious pistachio/chocolate pastry(can't remember the name!). I took a day trip the following day & made sure I had their pastries on board! A definite stop if you visit Paris; you will need the metro to get here though. read more

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I pride myself on knowing a good croissant as I've eaten many croissants in my lifetime and I say this firmly that this is the best croissant I have ever had. I will gladly be coming back here every time I'm in Paris and order multiple croissants, chocolate, croissants, and even their quiche. read more

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Fantastic bakery! Best kouign amann we've had outside of Douarnenez, where it was invented.

We went on a food tour with a local guide who also wrote an article on the best croissant in Paris! And it is the best, it was slightly sweet and so buttery, I am going to be dreaming about this croissant!!! You must visit and give it a try!!! Apparent they also have award winning Madeline's but they didn't have any while we were there. read more

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This is on the list of one of the best croissants in Paris. It was near our hotel so we went a couple of times. The croissants were good and very crispy and flaky and buttery soft inside. One of the better croissants that we had. read more

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Best croissant in Paris by a mile!! Flaky, buttery, freshly made every time. This place is unreal.

Cute little bakery with very well baked goods. Super flaky croissants that are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The apple pastry was sublime and had real chunks of apple rather than just sauce. Highly recommend for delicious pastries. read more

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Hands-down best bakery with the best croissant in all of Paris. Crispy outside and very soft inside. They just melt in your mouth. They have a few tables outside, so you can enjoy your croissant and coffee while looking at the park across the street. It's worth repeating. They are the best. Sans conteste la meilleure boulangerie avec les meilleurs croissants de tout Paris. Croustillants à l'extérieur et très moelleux à l'intérieur. Ils fondent dans la bouche. Ils ont quelques tables à l'extérieur, vous pouvez donc déguster votre croissant et votre café tout en admirant le parc de l'autre côté de la rue. Cela vaut la peine de le répéter. Ce sont les meilleurs. read more

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The best croissant, pain au chocolat and almond croissant. Better than the high end croissants at Gallerie Lafayette.

I heard they have the best croissant in Paris -- so we went to this unassuming place across from a charming little park. Yes! The best croissant rumor is true! We savored their buttery pastries slowly with pure delight( they also have a great chocolate brioche) read more

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Had a few items here and loved them all! We came here the first day we were in Paris and decided to try different bakeries. Our last day, guess where we ended up? Back here. Easily our favorite bakery/location for croissants. -Croissant: Perfectly flakey and every bite was great. -Chocolate croissant: The chocolate mixed so well and wasn't overpowering. It was a delightful bite. It's dark chocolate, which my husband usually isn't a fan of, but he DEVOURED this thing. -Madelines: Great! Didn't really know what I expected and they're a bit on the pricey side (4 Euros for 4) but they were delicious -Baguette: Bought one for a trip to Versailles and it was delicious, might have been one of the best bites of bread I've ever had. Overall, this was our favorite bakery in Paris and one of the more moderately priced ones as well. It was an easy walk from our hotel (10 minutes or so) so it was a no brainer. The smell of freshly baked goods is divine in the morning. Come early! We also noticed lots of locals that came. Also, the lady working there spoke English, which was greatly appreciated. read more

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Best croissant I've ever had. Baguette was top notch. We also had the Brest and the pan au chocolate. Service is good. Ambience is fun and friendly. This bakery is located in a neighborhood by playgrounds and schools. It was fun to enjoy our pastries as we watched families and children gather and pass by. Prices are very reasonable and the quality is excellent. I wish I had this bakery in my neighborhood back home. I miss this place already! read more

Best croissants I had in Paris....buttery and flaky, I was pulling strands of dough one by one to make it last (a local was doing likewise at a table next to me).... read more

This was the best croissant I've had in Paris...and really my entire life. It was stunning. Bite into it, and you'll unravel the thin layers of soft buttery dough on the inside and notice just how flaky it is on the outside. After leaving Blé Sucré, there's no way I'll be looking at croissants in the same way ever again read more

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Second time we are trying this place and so wow what a difference it makes what time you get here. There is always a line, but it's even more early in the morning when they are baking fresh pastries. We were lucky enough to get our goodies fresh out of the oven. We even waited outside for a bit and they gave us a small sampler of chocolate chaud (which my husband loved and I was ok with... Check my Angelina review). The croissants and pan Au Chocolat were flaky and crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy in the middle. It was so buttery that the bag we asked for was soaked with oil by the time we got back to the hotel (tip: eat it there! We only took home extras). We got 2 other pastries.. A sugary one that was ok and the "financier" which is packaged and sealed so we can take it with us on the plane ride home. Overall, we were happy with this place. The ladies were nice and the food was delicious. Get there early is my tip. The best experience will be when it's fresh. read more

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Short version: just read other reviews about the quality. I've found a lot of delicious croissants in Paris and am not sure that these ones deserve the intense fan love as the best on earth, but I can't say that I've had better either. They're buttery, light, and flaky, with just the right texture - beautiful when pulled apart, without exploding everywhere (like overbaked or stale croissants). The croissants are large! I'm confused about the people who went back for more. Part of the point of the ritual is to get them fresh daily, as they contain no preservatives and why not get them at their most amazing? Are these people eating them all at once, or storing them somehow? Also, I tried the Madeleines, which were available in a package of 4. They're lightly glazed, and thus taste more like fluffy almond-lemon cake donuts than other Madelines. I'm not a big donut fan but I LOVED these! read more

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Pretty good croissants, tried the pan au chocolat and almond (almond was delicious). The real star here is the canelé, would definitely return just for those. Small bakery with a few tables outside to enjoy your pastries and coffee. read more

Passing by and you get a whif of some amazing breads...well you must stop! Walked in and was greeted not only by the lady working there but by the smells as well! Ordered two chocolate croissants, and one fruit tart. Since I was on my way to work, I had to take them to go. The to go boxes she used are recyclable and same goes for the silverware she packed up for me. First bite of the chocolate croissant was drool worthy. The perfect ratio of everything! It wasn't too sweet, had the perfect amount of fluff to crunch ratio! It was simply perfect! The fruit tart was just as amazing. The fruit tasted very fresh and the moisture ratio was perfect. One thing I did learn is this is a perfect popular bakery. So if there are items you really want, go by at 7am since a lot of items sell out early. She also informed me the chocolate chip cookies they prepare are normally ready after 830am and sell out fast as well. All in all this was one of my favorite bakery's in this area!! read more

I'm blown away how delicious the 1st bite was. Mmmmm. Awesome pain croissant. It's 24mins. away from my AIRBNA doesn't matter I'll come back for it again & again. Distance has no boundaries when it comes to quality taste.. read more

Blé Sucré - Can't beat a cool morning w/a French Latte & a delicious pain croissant. - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

"Bonjour! Un croissant, s'il vous plait." ^is all you need to end up with a $1.32 (currency conversion at the time of this review haha) croissant in the morning. All the fresh pastries are lined up behind small glass windows with a huge tray of croissants behind the register. Quick service, line out the door, pick something to get you on your way. Cash and card accepted. read more

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I was recommended by many friends and bakers who took classes or were educated in Paris/France to come to this place for the best croissant and it did not disappoint! The only reason for the 4 stars is mostly because I came almost towards end of day (for them, it was only noon but they close at 1 I found out....) and the croissants had obviously been sitting around for a while. I can imagine at 6am they would be amazingly slightly warm, flaky and delicious. The flavor is excellent, and they sell a lot of other small pastries as well as breads. If I stuck around longer in Paris I would definitely get some bread to go as it looked great. They have a small outdoor area that you can relax and eat with coffee or tea. read more

Excellent pastries, super okay coffee. Stopped here as part of a food tour and got some of the pan chocolate fresh out of the oven. Delicious. Definitely the best I've had in my life so far. That alone should get you here, ya girl likes chocolatey bread and has tried it in many places. We returned the next day before our drive out of the city and managed to arrive in a lull between what is normally a line halfway down the block. Got more pan chocolate, a croissant, a baguette, and 2 cappuccinos. The girl working the register spoke enough English, and me enough French (very little), to get by without a translator. The croissant was amazing, the baguette and coffee were okay. They do not have a public toilet. When returning to Paris, if we are in the neighborhood we will definitely stop again. read more

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this place!! Once you walk up, the aroma of chocolate fills the air. The croissants are made fresh and the espresso is the best I've tasted. Lines are out the door, but goes fast. They're a handful of tables outside so you can enjoy the freshly made pastries and espresso. A mile or 2 away from Norte Dame. A must visit when we visit Paris. read more

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This place may have ruined all other croissants for me. So much flavor and decently priced. We ate every last crumb!

I don't think I can eat another piece of pastry in my life without comparing to ble sucre. You will not be able to eat another piece of pastry in your life without comparing ble sucre. A piece of pastry - really, how bad can life be! Transformational. read more

This quaint little bakery is filled with so many different kinds of baked goods and confections. Not to mention, fresh bread. I wish I had more belly room to try more of their selection. We visited on a Sunday afternoon, and there was a little bit of a line. There are only a couple of outdoor seats, so we took our baked treats to the children's park across the street. We got a pain au chocolat and an eclair to share. This beautiful chocolate croissant had amazing layers and smooth, velvety chocolate inside. The layers were delicate and flakey, but didn't disintegrate into a pile of crumbs right away. So delicious, and a very good looking croissant at that. The eclair was deliciously filled with mousse-y chocolate with smooth chocolate icing on top. Excellent eclair, although not as impressive as the croissant. I must go back to Paris one day just to try more baked goods from here. read more

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Best croissant and chocolate crossiant we had in Paris. There is a park in front of the store that you can bring your pastries to enjoy there. Overall we would come back. The croissant has a butter and crunch layers outside read more

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The absolute best butter croissant I have ever had! After a train ride, a bus ride, and a long walk we finally arrived at, what I believe, is their only location. Upon entering you can imagine our disappointment when we were told they were all out of plain croissants. Our disappointment turned to joy when the girl behind the counter said it would be 45 mins til the next batch would be out of the oven. We ordered 2 chocolate and went across the street to a great kids park so our grandkids could play while we waited. At the 45 minute mark we went back and there they were, Heaven in bread form. We ordered several and went back across the street to devour the most wonderful, flaky, buttery, and absolutely delicious best croissants we have ever had. Worth every minute of our trek there and our wait. read more

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The BEST croissants in Paris and honestly the BEST I've ever had!!! Amazing and a MUST if you're in Paris!

I seriously dream of their croissant after many months after being blessed with a taste. It was so flaky, soft, and perfect. I didn't get to try all the croissants in Paris but this one left a lasting impression in my heart and I'd 100% come back. The croissant was so good that after eating one, I went back to buy more. I enjoyed my treat at the park across the street, people watching and stuffing my face. It was nice. read more

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Only one thing to say. The pain au chocolat is amazing. Let me repeat... amazing! Crispiest, fluffiest deliciousness.

BEST CROISSANT EVER, also tryout the turnover it is to die for. Accompany these with a café crème and that's all. read more

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Scrumptious madelines, impeccable pain au chocolat, flaky croissant, decent kouign aman, but the real life changer was the hot chocolate (skip!). We purchased two to try and both were very sour and unpalatable. Upon asking the sales lady, she stated its 70% cocoa so we are probably not used to the taste. We did not believe her and chalked it up to soured milk since the hot chocolate is seen churning in the window. However after a few chocolate tastings around the city, we did notice hints of sourness in chocolates with high cocoa percentages. Long story short, the hot chocolate is not for American palates accustomed to Swiss Miss. I would definitely return for the madelines and pain au chocolat though! read more

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I still enjoy the croissants and the pain au chocolat. The kouign aman I had was also good. However the bakery has lost the magic it had on my last visit in 2019. The madeleines were dry and dense after being ethereal back in 2019. Selections of goods was limited and it just wasn't the same. I'm sad because this bakery has stood on top of all the countless bakeries we have tried on our two recent trips to France but now it's just one in the middle of the pack. read more

We were staying nearby, so we had to come back for a cheap breakfast. This time around: - Cappuccino: nice and strong, topped with a bit of cocoa powder - Ficelle: still €0.65, but it was better warm last time - Financiers: quite substantial, good texture - Pain au chocolat: with vahlrona, but the croissant itself was a bit too dense / doughy for me. I prefer the regular croissant Prices are still very reasonable, and service is friendly. They have small tables outside facing a playground. Cards accepted. read more