Excellent experience with this bakery while visiting Paris. Tasty croissants and very good serviceread more

I visited this bakery a handful of times during my visit in Paris and tried the baguettes, eclair,…read morecroissant, pain au chocolat, the lychee raspberry tart, and creme brulee. ("I'm on vacation so I'm going to eat whatever I want.") From a person who is 1. not French 2. loves bread, I found everything to be delicious. My friend has deemed this "her bakery", and I can see why.

The viennoiserie is just ok and we are pretty sure that they are one of the many boulangeries using…read morepre made dough. Not sure why this place has almost five stars. Maybe their bread is better, but I'm not interested in finding out!

Upon coming here again two more times in two days, I realized that when it comes to pâtisseries, it…read moreis a little overpriced. (On par with Pierre Hermé and Angelina, I think). I got the religieuse au caramel buerre salée, which was incredible. However, it's difficult to finish a whole pâtisserie by yourself. I think I'll have to go back to Aux Péchés Normandes, which also has really good pâtisseries and compare the taste, because it's definitely cheaper there. I don't know if it's just me, but the selection seems a little worse for wear this time around. The pastries don't look as delectable as they did before. =/ Today, I got a baguette aux sesames (1.70€), since it is also for bread. I've never had a baguette aux sesames before, but I couldn't resist because it smelled so good. :) It also tasted pretty great.

We loved this place! Locals and tourist are part of the everyday experience. The boulangerie is…read moresmall but typical for most places. They have a nice variety and everything looks so yummmy! My girlfriend got the pistachio roll and she lived it! Highly recommend. I got the traditional croissant and a pan du chocalat. Love that they have coffee to serve and seating area.