MJM was a great way to end our eating adventure in Paris. The staff were kind, and the pastries…read morewere fresh and beautifully displayed. The morning was cool, but our coffees kept us warm as we ate our delicious pastries. The pistachio had plenty of flavor, but was not over the top. The apricot was tart with plenty of bite. Watch the morning unfold from your table outside at this local chain worthy of popping into.

Excellent selection of baked goods. Busy at 9:00am in the morning with a lineup…read more The pretzels are excellent quality. The coffee is nice and mild.

Located in the Gare du Nord train station, so it's pretty crowded with people grabbing food before…read moretheir train. The line moves pretty quickly though. There was a credit card line and a cash line, which was nice. I got a pain au chocolat for 2.6 euros which is definitely expensive for Paris. Typically they're about 1.6 euro. It is a train station so it makes sense it was pricier. It was not a bad pain au chocolat, but wasn't as fresh or flaky to me. Good for a quick last minute bite before the train

I love Paul bakeries which is a French chain of franchised bakeries and café restaurants that was…read moreestablished in 1889. This shop is located at the entrance of Galleries Gourmandes. They serve Lavazza coffee (yummy Italian Dark Roast), they make delicious sandwiches and quiches, and they have very nice pastries to eat-in or take away. This location seems unkempt and messy which gives the appearance of being dirty. The assortment and depth wasn't as plentiful as other locations. This location has free wifi and is open on Sunday. www.paul.fr

I ate here quite a bit while in Paris for a Convention at the attached Convention center. Every…read morepastry or sandwich item was really quite delicious. I love how they had such great meal deals and options. All of the food was so good that I wish that this chain were available in Canada! Staff were polite and helpful. I was able to request precisely what I wanted in French (but they served my non-French speaking friends quite well also.

A great boulengerie which we happened upon, which took credit cards. The cashier spoke decent…read moreEnglish and seemed to understand our limited French. This was where I became aware of the raspberry croissant, and it was love at first bite. I'm sure I would have eventually grown weary of it, just as I did the jelly donut, but I found my way back here the next morning for a repeat performance.

It's a pink bakery in Paris. There was no way I wasn't going to stop in…read more We got an assortment of macarons here and they were very nice, but not the best I had in the city. The options of pastry creations were amazing and I'd definitely stop in here again if I found myself nearby.

We were starving after a transcon plane ride, and Fournil was near our hotel, so we checked in and…read morethen ran over to check them out. They were very happy to speak English to us after a quick "Bonjour; Parlez-Vouz Anglais". We asked for a Jambon Beurre avec fromage, a smoked salmon panini and a pain au chocolat. We took seats at a small table on the sidewalk and were delighted to receive our food after about 3 mins. Holy smokes, was it good. The Jambon Beurre (served at room temp) was perfect; crunchy baguette, sweet/salty butter, and delicious Jambon Blanc and Comte cheese. The smoked salmon panini was excellent as well, and, of course, who ever went wrong with Pain au Chocolat in Paris! Highly recommended for bread, sandwiches and pastries in Montparnasse.

I ate croissants everyday in my 3 weeks in Europe. It was a mission to eat at least 1 croissant (ok…read morefine, sometimes 3 ) everyday and from different boulangerie. This place is in my top 3 in Paris for croissants. Everything about this place... food, location, vibes, people, etc... fulfilled that Parisian cafe fantasy I had. What a great experience!

We loved going to this bakery! Our kids loved all of the different selections and it was our daily…read morebreakfast stop. The staff were nice and understanding to our non-existent French-speaking skills and always got us everything we needed.

This is my favorite place to go for lunch when I'm working in Clichy. It is really small and a…read morelocal kinda place, but the people who work there are very friendly and will help you as best they can even if you don't speak French. The bread they have there is amazing. My favorite is getting a tuna sandwich on one of their baguettes. Their olive bread is to die for. The pastries are different every day so you never really know what to expect except for deliciousness! They are always very good and look amazing. For all this quality, the price is only a fraction of what you would pay only a few minutes away in Paris. For example today I had a huge tuna sandwich on a fresh baguette, a little thing of apple sauce (sometimes is it yogurt), a bottle of water, and a pastry. All that for only €6! What a deal! If your in Clichy for any reason, this place is an absolute must!

In a rush. Gotta eat. Grab and go. It was alright. Ambiance was fitting of the time and place.read more

Not sure what all the hate is about. This location makes a more than decent cappuccino & the…read morebreads, pastries & sandwiches are made here onsite Mr & I had 2 cappuccinos & he enjoyed the Camembert baguette while we were waiting on our train track to be announced. Before we left, we snagged their Pizza Provencal w/ fresh tomatoes & green olives - it was delicious!! Lots of people coming through on their ways to the trains or metro & Paul handles them all in stride......just be on the lookout for beggars / pickpockets. They scour the station & while this is no fault of Paul, it's something to watch out for