I think we grabbed items here twice and yes they are very good…read more Is it different than the other 100,000 bakeries in paris.....ehhhh kinda not.. But they execute well and the breads and pastries are good. If you are in the neighborhood or staying close by...it is worth your time to stop by. I wouldn't travel from Montmarte or that distance to taste though

Service was unfriendly and felt very rushed even though I came well after the lunch rush (14:30)…read more And to top it all off, the goat cheese in the sandwich was completely moldy. I didn't notice until after I took a bite, and realized something was off. I hope I don't get sick. Do.not.go.there

This was super delicious ! It this bakery wasnt in your to try list, def worth it to add! Perfect…read moresweet treat for your day.

Yummy macarons, probably the best I've tasted. When in…read moreParis we stopped here and it did not disappoint. It was a bit pricey for a box but we chipped in and picked a few flavors we each wanted to try. The store was super clean and staff were fast getting through customers in line and were friendly. If I'm ever back here/ I'd get more macarons.

If you're down to wait in line, I promise it's worth it. This place is hyped on social media about…read moretheir esthetic et their viral thick hot chocolate. But I personally think they have much more to praise for. This place is full of tourist and there is no specific language that you need to know to order, their staff was nice and helpful for those who did not speak either French or English. Pro-tip: order the hot food while seating and the pastry at the boutique for later (it's cheaper at the boutique compared to on the menu) Their food was great and the setting is great. Could feel busy at all the time but it's worth it and it's not that cramped. Hot chocolate 10/10 really thick and sweet (to me) Egg Benedict 9/10 it's good (could have been better but it's good for the place) French toast 6/10 Meh I mean it's French toast it's not something very extraordinary to expect Scrambled egg 9/10 it was creamy.

When asked to name a "must visit" place in Paris, without hesitation, I say 《Angelina Salon de…read moreThé!》 We've been coming here for three decades for their iconic hot chocolate -- Chocolat Chaud d'Angelina (5/5 10,50 €), as we did this year again in April. There was a line at the door, but it moved fairly quickly. Once inside, you're in a beautiful Beaux-Arts salon. Service generally is very good. The Chocolat Chaud is superb. There are other savories and sweets on the menu here. This time we tried a Mont-Blanc (3/5). I know this is Angelina's signature pastry, but to me it couldn't compete with the Chocolat Chaud.

Visited Carette for brunch during my Paris trip and had a wonderful experience! The ambiance was…read morebeautiful and gave me that authentic Paris café feel. I ordered the toasted sandwich with a latte and also tried the strawberries with cream--everything was delicious! My friend ordered the crêpes and loved them as well. It's clearly a popular spot because we waited about 35 minutes to be seated, but honestly, it was worth the wait. Everything was perfect for me, and I'd definitely visit again!

Food is good Service well NOT SO GOOD if you forget a…read morepersons food then your just way to busy and under staff Ambiance unfortunately very loud Our waitress not caring enough to notice one person in our party had not received her food.

THE FOOD ------------------…read more+ Notre Dame Granny Smith Apple Confit - Was refreshing! I couldn't tell if this was a real apple or some fancy French creation made to look like one - that's how real it looked! The mousse and apple bits were cold & delicious and the chocolate shell was good, but not sure if it was worth the price at €7.5. + Pain Au Chocolat Cookie - Verrrry good chocolate chip cookie, chocolate croissant mashup. Only thing that we were missing was some good ol' milk! + Almond Croissant - Once again, delicious! Solid croissant and definitely a good grab and go candidate. = Citronnade - Was just OK. Lemonade that was on the watered down side, but was somewhat refreshing because I was dying of thirst. THE SERVICE ----------------------- - Employee who helped us with our order was friendly, but the cashier was a bit blah and not exactly the friendliest person, especially when we asked for extra utensils and napkins. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------------ - Smallish, tight interior that you can dine in at, but don't be surprised if the next table is sitting on top of you. + There are also 5 outdoor tables on the narrow street. - Entrance is tight too. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS ------------------------------------------- + Even though this bakery is ranked highly on Tripadvisor, there was no crowd on the Monday morning that we swung by. Line moved superfast.

- Located right across the river from Notre Dame, making it a convenient stop while exploring the…read morearea - Charming little pastry shop with a cozy feel; a few small tables out front and some additional seating inside - Service was a bit hit-or-miss--ordering was smooth, but a follow-up request for extra napkins after purchase was unfortunately ignored - Croissants were a highlight--rich, chocolatey, and topped with whole, crunchy almonds; the "Notre Dame apple" pastry was creative, but the cream lacked depth and flavor, and didn't quite complement the tart apple chunks despite the cake being nicely moist; the citronnade tasted overly diluted

Tucked away in the gorgeous Latin Quarter neighborhood, Odette is a small shop known for their…read morechoux or cream puffs. After visiting the Notre-Dame Cathedral, we walked over here for some sweets. They have a variety of flavors to choose from, stuffed inside the cream puff and also with icing on top. I picked the citron (lemon) flavor and highly enjoyed it! The cream puff was filled with lemon flavor and was a light, yet satisfying dessert. You'll need to make sure to try cream puffs in Paris and Odette has some great ones. I regret only getting one cream puff! Bonus points for being convenient located, just steps away from the Notre-Dame Cathedral.

This place has a choice of many different bite sized flavored cream puffs, coffees, tea and wine…read more They have a few outdoor seats for people watching and an indoor cafe with a cute window where you can view notre dame. This place is located on a quieter side street across the river from Notre dame. Nice place to stop for afternoon expresso and sweet treat. We had latte, espresso, pistachio, praline and lemon puffs. All were delicious.

Ordered: Croissant (~€2)…read morePain 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!

Favored by many as one of Paris's top Patisseries a visit to Blé Sucré finds former Michelin 3*…read morePastry 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.

Our server was very friendly and the food was amazing. I had the goat cheese quiche - the portion…read morewas bigger than I expected but I wasn't mad at it! The hot chocolate was rich and I loved the surplus of whipped cream. Honestly, even though the menu says the portion is for one person, the amount they give is enough for two people. The salad that came with our entrees had the perfect amount of dressing distributed through the salad. Overall, this was a great dining experience.

When in Paris!!!!!!…read more What an incredible experience!!! The sweets!!! The chocolate!! The walk in the park across the street! The sweets!!! The service was fast, they know what you are there for (haha, and don't make you feel bad about the mini photo opt), delicious, strawberries, incredible house made whipped cream, rich milk chocolate, and the building ahh the building, it had so much character. It takes you back in time, rich colors of mahogany, gold trim, wooden chairs, just beautiful. They also had outside seating, but it was too cold for us, so we sat inside. It was delicious and magical

We had just finished lunch, but since we were already exploring Montmartre, we decided to stop by…read moreCarette because it's one of those places almost everyone recommends, especially for its famous hot chocolate. Since it was a warm summer afternoon, I went for the Chocolat Glacé, their iced chocolate, which was a refreshing choice after walking around the neighborhood. We were too full to try any of the pastries, but the display was beautiful and made it very tempting to come back. In addition to their signature hot chocolate, they also offer a wonderful selection of French pastries, macarons, croissants, crêpes, and other sweet treats. One thing that's helpful to know before visiting is that the Montmartre branch is a takeaway pastry boutique rather than a full-service café or restaurant. Before arriving, I had imagined it would be more of a traditional Parisian tea salon with table service, but this location is designed for grabbing a drink or pastry to enjoy while exploring Place du Tertre. Knowing that beforehand helps set the right expectations. The staff member who assisted us at the counter was friendly and welcoming, making for a pleasant stop. The location itself is part of the experience. Right in the heart of Place du Tertre, surrounded by artists and the charm of Montmartre, it's an easy place to pop into for a sweet break while sightseeing. If you're visiting during the warmer months, I'd definitely recommend the iced chocolate. And if you have a bigger appetite than we did, the pastry selection looked impressive enough to make me want to return just for dessert.

Stopped by Carette's Montmartre location after touring the neighborhood and it was the perfect…read morebreak. The pain au chocolat and croissant were both exceptional--buttery, flaky, and incredibly fresh. Unlike some of Paris' more famous cafés, we didn't encounter any lines, which made the experience even more enjoyable. That said, this is a relatively small location, and I can easily see it getting busy with long queues during peak hours--perhaps we just got lucky with our timing. Service was quick and pleasant, and the relaxed atmosphere was a welcome respite after exploring Montmartre. A great spot for classic French pastries.

The flour vanille and noissette are fantastic. The portions are heavy so be aware. But so…read moredelicious. There will likely be a line so be prepared

Preordered from Cedric Grolet a few weeks in advance after reading horror stories of the long wait…read moretime. the line when we showed up was an actual maze, so skipping that was clutch. Tried the mango, raspberry, and yuzu and all three were great. it's pretty sweet, so splitting them with friends is the way to go instead of trying to finish one solo. Worth it for the experience alone.