This is a chocolate lovers dream and a very pretty, well designed small shop that is very…read moreInstagrammable and a great way to spend 30 min or an hour in Paris if you're passing through the 11th arr. I love all things chocolate, so naturally I loved this place: everything they sold, the pastries, the decor, and the chic, beautiful ambiance. We got a coffee here and their famous tiger pastry. This is something you can't find in most other pâtisseries (not like the more ubiquitous millefeuille or éclairs which you can find anymore anywhere) The tiger pâtisserie has a base made of almond flour and studded with chocolate chips and is a pretty dense cake, and then has a center of delicious chocolate ganache. I shared this with my husband along with some coffee and it was amazing - I've been trying to find this pastry all over France now. (I live in the South of France) They also sell chocolate candy bars, chocolate bars and other pastries but I'll have to go back to get more treats. Definitely stop by here if you're a chocoholic like me. The prices are a little steep but the quality of the ingredients and chocolates that are used in the pastries make it worth it.

We brought home some wonderful chocolate bars that are sadly all gone now and we enjoyed some…read moreexcellent pastries and cookies from this shop in the 11th arrondisement while we were in Paris. Worth waiting in the cold in line to get in. (And everyone wore masks.) service was fast and friendly.

I have shopped at La Maison's Madeleine, Haussmann and Louvre locations for years but this was the…read morefirst time at this location. Same wonderful chocolate and excellent service however the dating on the boxes was slightly questionable on some. This location does not seem to be as busy so turnover might be slower. The sales lady checked all of the dating and let us know all of the sell by dates. This was a nice touch and we walked out with a large bag of pretty brown and gold boxes full of delicious chocolate and €300 lighter.

I was craving a crepe so I looked online and ended up finding this shop in the Rue du Bac area…read more They seem to be a popular ice cream shop but I was set on getting a crepe. I placed my order and waited along the street for it. When the crepe came out, it was pipping hot, but quite delicious and fulfilled my cravings. If you're looking for ice cream or crepes, this spot will definitely hit the spot!

Really not a fan of this one. Expensive ($4 for a single and $6 for a double), very gritty texture…read moreto the sorbet. I got the strawberry mint which had great flavor and the double dark chocolate which I tossed as it was completely unappealing. Add unfriendly staff and it's a hard no. My son enjoyed the vanilla but told me the one he had yesterday was better.

Lovely patisserie. Came here on a recommendation and saw the beautiful works of art under the…read moreterms of glass. I've got a six pack of the super miniature pastries for under €10. I went to the park nearby and popped them one by one to enjoy them. They were very good. I don't know how much better this patisserie is than every other amazing patisserie around. But the quality was exceptional. I would return again should I be in the neighborhood in the future.

The best patisserie in Paris, in my opinion. The pastries are very expensive, but unbelievably…read moregorgeous and layered with different flavors and textures. Clearly, an art piece. To be shared for sure.

A super cute cake shop in the VIe!…read more All we had was good, even if a bit too expensive I think since it was not haute pâtisserie: ~€3.5 for a cupcake (the lemon cheesecake ones are incredible). The store itself is really amazing, and they have a few tables where you can enjoy your pastry and a coffee with a friend. I recommend it for a kawaï and yummy moment in Paris!