En Fin de Compte: You will not go wrong, if you can find a locally owned patisserie take it, but Eric Kayser offers a higher level of experience and quality as a standard. I am reserving five stars for the locally owned boulangeries and patisseries but Erik Kayser, though a chain, espouses a high degree of quality in environment and viennoiserie. The staff here were particularly courteous though this may be the result of location and thus clientele expectations. However, what really matters is that the food is fondant. read more

Eric Kayser - Right around the corner from Place Vendôme. - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

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I stopped by Eric Kayser a few times on my trip. They have many locations. Sort of a Starbucks for pastries. The croissants and macrons are yummy. For my last day there I stopped by for an Americano and Croque Madame which was delicious. I would give it 5 stars if the sandwich was warmer. Overall. A very convenient place to grab a quick snack or bite. read more

Eric Kayser - Croque Madame - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

I sincerely hope that this restaurant comes to the United States Midwest one day, but if not, I would go back to Paris, just to eat here again! Every baked good at Eric Kayser is masterfully made to the highest standard. Even the bread products that I bought to be eaten the next day didn't lose their luster!! Something of note for the American crowd, you do have to pay extra to eat inside the restaurant. It's a small fee, but something to consider. Many of the food items, travel well, but if you have time to sit down and relax in the sea of baked goods, I say go for it! The aromas from all the food is worth it! read more

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It's day 4 in Paris and I've already been here twice. A great place for coffee drinks and breakfast pastries...and the sandwiches are great too. The are very friendly and welcoming; and didn't mind that my French is terrible. Pro tip: the Pain su Chocolate...It's even better than the croissants. And if you get a croissant (because you're In París.....so why not have 2 pastries for breakfast); get the one with chocolate and almond read more

Listed as one of our must-try boulanger in Paris, Eric Kayser Artisan Boulanger is none of the hype and all of the freshly-made delicious-tasting French-style breads, pastries, cakes and baked goods one can imagine. My Parisien friend always notes that if a boulangerie's plain butter croissant tastes incredible then you can bet the rest of the offerings will be delectable! Eric Kayser croissants are delicately flaky, buttery and oh so fluffy good inside that I could eat fistfuls in one go if I didn't have any self control which is easy to lose when inside this artisan boulanger. Do yourself a favour and treat yourself to an Eric Kayser croissant, brioche, macaron and a bag of mini financiers! read more

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Never planning to return to this location or any other Eric Kayser. The place looks inviting and tasty from the outside but beware it is not hygienic. I came by to grab a pain au chocolate et l'amande in the morning and 3/4 of the way through my croissant realized there was literal MOUSE OR RAT DROPPINGS/ POO on it. I am so disgusted. read more

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Wow, the BEST place we ate at on our trip to Paris. Our family had the mushroom pizza, the lentil salad, and the tuna salad sandwich for an entree. For dessert we had the chias seed with berries, passion fruit tart and the waffle. Everything was delicious!!! Seriously amazing!!! The service was great. The rep that helped us spoke English and was super friendly and helpful. We took the food to go but would have eaten here. We wished we didn't discover this place so late. This place is what Panera tried to be if their stuff didn't suck in the US. read more

For a chain cafe and bakery, excellent. Some Paris locations are open quite early on Sundays, too!

For the record, I'm a huge fan of Eric Kayser. I've enjoyed their tasty pastries for quite some time now. Until recently. The other day, I was refused service there because I had my puppy with me. Now, I understand how it might sound, and please don't get me wrong--I'm all for following the rules, and I myself prefer to operate by the book. However, it was 7 in the morning, the store had literally no other customers, and there were about five employees at the counter chatting. If I wasn't allowed to enter the premises with my puppy, at the very least, they could have assisted me at the door. Instead, I received a harsh and unpleasant rejection without even a hint of an apology. I mean, as absurd as it may seem to turn down a customer, in this day and age, it's just plain stupid. read more

Nothing better than taking a walk to the bakery at 7am for fresh croissants and bread.

Their croissants are absolutely amazing! My favorite croissant place! The chocolate croissants are delicious too

Our hotel is right around the corner from here, so we've found ourselves here a few times to grab a baguette, pastries, and sandwiches. They have a nice selection of fresh breads, salads, sandwiches, and pastries. Since it's a chain, there's locations all around Paris, and they're clearly doing something right. I love that you can just buy half a baguette, or add a dessert to your sandwich to make it a combo for under 10 euros. It pretty much makes the perfect lunch. Service is friendly and you can even dine-in. Just beware the additional service charge if you do. Takeaway is where it's at. read more

This chain of bakeries offers great products consistently in its multiple locations.. I'm not sure how it stacks against Paris's top bread artisans but it is a nice stop when one is not around, read more

Being a tourist is not easy. This was our go to place for breakfast because it was delicious, fast and they spoke English. Best croque madam we had in Paris. The sandwiches we packed saved us on days we spent exploring the city. I would recommend all items on the menu and grab a baguette. Just do it. read more

We ate A LOT of breakfast while we were in Paris, usually after 11 am everyday. We stumbled onto an Eric Kayser walking around the block and I remembered reading about it in one of the fashion magazines. So we went in and I was pleasantly surprised to find chouquettes and an espresso drink I wanted to order. I can't remember what it is called but it was delicious! My kids also found what they wanted to order and we paid/retrieved our food and sat down. It started to get crowded with the lunch bunch but there were plenty of space for people to sit if they wanted to dine in. Most of the people in line looked like they were doing take-away. I'm a big fan of this place and rate it way higher than Paul, which I find rather mediocre. read more

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Favorite place to get pastries while in Paris. You can't go wrong with your selection. You know everything's fresh because the pastries are super soft and light. If you decide to sit in and eat from their breakfast menu you have to try their bread and butter that comes with coffee and juice (their butter taste different than the USA and it's super good on warm bread) and also try the ham and cheese omelet if you like your eggs a little in the wet side. I definitely do so it was two thumbs up from me. read more

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Mr. Eric Kayser has to stand up and be bold with all the predominantly expensive jewelry stores and designer duds that dot Rue St. Honore. So, he offers a lucky customer a free DIAMOND if you find "le ticket" in your baguette. I bought not one, but 2 baguettes. DOZEN. Kidding. I did buy a delicious loaf of olive bread and a pre-packaged pear and gorgonzola salad which we enjoyed at Jardin du Luxembourg, a short metro ride away. The olive bread had a nice crusty exterior and moist, chewy insides dotted with big chunks of olives! The butter is very imminent in the loaf because my paper bag was "sweating" at the end of that metro ride. While enjoying our simple meal at the park, the bf was curious to see if I was lucky enough to find the ticket in my olive bread and sarcastically I replied, "nope, guess I'll just have to wait for the one from you!" ;-) read more

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We stopped at Eric Kayser for our first French éclair. Such a gorgeous, modern-looking place. And our eclair came in its own individual little box. read more

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Another talented pastry chef! Went there yesterday for early breakfast. Had the ham and cheese omelette, strawberry tart and a cup of breakfast tea. Service is casual but friendly. Delicious delicious food! It's half a block away from my hotel and I love this place! read more

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All these great reviews I went in and was disappointed. Terrible selection and the pastries look terrible compared to every other bakery I've been in in Paris. This is like Pret or Panera Bread at best... more like gas station pastries. read more

I stayed just a week in Paris right on Rue Saint Honoré, and walking to this bakery/restaurant was a breeze. We initially came here early one morning to grab a coffee before starting our day, but after looking over their menu, we knew we had to stay a while longer to eat. We both ordered the quiche Lorraine, which was so so so delicious. The ham were like actual chunks they pulled off of a ham hock, rather than just dicing up sliced ham or using cubed ham. The side salad that it came with was also great, but the star of the show here is the bread that they bake, apparently fresh every morning in the early hours before the break of dawn. You really can't go wrong here. There's a variety of pastries, delicious baked bread, and, of course, a great assortment of quiches. After our first time, we came here 2 more times before we left. Next time, we're definitely going to visit again. read more

Great little bakery and probably the only place in Paris that opens at 7am. Being jet lag, we were up at 6am and went for a walk. Stumbled upon this place and turned out great. Had 2 eggs each, cafe latte and baguette with butter and jam. Although simple, everything was wonderful!! We even purchased their larger jam to-go for our parents! Five stars and would definitely recommend :) read more

We enjoyed our croissant and orange juice in the morning one day on our trip through Paris. Just a short walk from where we were staying, many Parisians pop in and out quickly before heading to work. There's also some tables to sit down and eat. We chose to sit at the window and it was great for people watching as I sipped on my latte. Our concierge at the hotel had recommended anther place for breakfast the previous day but after coming to Eric Kayser, I think I enjoyed this more. It is clean and comfortable inside, rather large store. There is also a refrigerated wall with things to grab for those on the go. read more

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We came here before going to the Palais Garnier opera house and loved it! We ordered a selection of pastries, a warm tomato cheese pesto baguette sandwich, a hot chocolate, a So Fresh juice, and a cappuccino. The service was very friendly. We will definitely be coming back here on our next visit to Paris! read more

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The pastries are amazing but the staff are the rudest people (to be fair not all of them). They don't even try to be friendly if you don't speak French. The heavier set woman messed up our order and when told she looked disgusted and threw the order away and made the proper order and slammed the coffee drinks down. No thank you at all. read more

Eric Kayser was a life saver! There are many locations in Paris and internationally but quality is high. The pain au chocolat is delicious and the coffee does the job. Dine in or take away... the grab n go assortment makes this a practical and convenient choice. I ended up eating through a bag of their madelines in just a couple days. Before our next destination, i took two simple ham and cheese baguette sandwiches in my bag. They stayed fresh throughout my travels. Hope plans for a location for the west coast in the states is in the works.. read more

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Paris can be expensive, especially if you are staying at one of the branded hotels with incredibly outrageous breakfast costs. Eric Kayser is the place to go for a quick sit down breakfast or a takeaway. My wife and I got by with a sandwich, croissant, danish, yogurt parfait, strawberry yogurt, and bottled drink for 16 euros. It's tasty and a good euro spent. read more

Great place for a breakfast/brunch. Had a craving for eggs and this place did the trick. Fried eggs and omelettes come with a small side salad and bread roll. read more

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Good selection of sandwiches, quiches etc for a takeaway lunch. Good offers & you can get things heated too. The desserts are lovely. Probably my favourite part of lunch from here. The chocolate cake is ah-mah-zing! It's Always busy so if you want to sit in you have to share tables & it's quite squished. You end up very friendly with your neighbour! Staff are really helpful & friendly & most speak English. Added bonus when you forget your French! read more

Eric Kayser - Le milanese et un chocolat chaud :) - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

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Had to pick up a quick sandwich and pellegrino before going back to my hotel and stopped here. My sandwich was awesome! And for only 6.20 euro, I had a decent lunch that will hold me over until dinner. read more

Eric Kayser - Jambon (ham), fromage (cheese) and beurre (butter) on a baguette. Yes. Please. - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

I'm usually not a fan of baguettes. oh boy was this good. I can see why this is a must try place. The bread texture was crusty and crispy while the inside was airy and fluffy. You can defiantly see all the holes inside which probably gives it that nice fluffy texture. It was so good that I bought another one for the night at Galleries Lafayette (located downstairs in the grocery section of the building). It lost was star because the employee helping me was a little impatient while I was exploring all there items. Overall, I'd come back when i'm in paris. read more

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Great friendly service. We got le parisien and le brunch. Wait was quite long even though the place was far from full. Drinks were just ok...nothing spectacular. But bread with jam and butter, the mini pastries and omelet were fantastic. Oj was really good and fresh too! Def will come back! read more

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Came here on a rainy day to grab breakfast. Their chocolate croissant and cafe au lait definitely hit the spot. I chose to sit inside facing the window and it was such awesome. Note that they do have a surcharge for eating inside which is quite common in Europe just so you won't get surprised by the price difference. Overall would recommend this place to grab breakfast. read more

Every morning instead of a traditional sit down breakfast, I always opt for a boulangerie instead.  I much prefer to grab a quick cappuccino and enjoy fresh baked goods or a simple fruit salad on the go.  Eric Kayser Artisan Boulanger would be considered a more high-end (read: expensive) version of your neighborhood corner bakery.  I love that they make fresh pizzas by the slice, boxed salads for working professionals, tons of pastries for your sweet tooth, all under a beautifully modern marble-clad interior that just screams luxury!  But like I said, Eric Kayser's not cheap y'all.  We ordered a small slice of ham arugula pizza, a kiwi coconut fruit salad, a cappuccino and a small espresso shot for over 20euros. read more

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Why are the Parisian chains so much more appealing to me?! Is it because all the labels look exotic?! We stopped in here for a casual breakfast one morning. We got a few too many pastries, but we wanted to try more than one! The nutella stuffed doughnut hole was INSANE. The lady behind the counter gave it to us as a gift because she asked us the singer of the American song that was playing on the radio and was so happy that we knew who it was. She called this little doughnut a 'treasure' and boy was she right! We also got a white chocolate pastry with a slightly crunchy top. She offered to slice it and this was the best breakfast bread ever. This is the perfect place to go if you want to grab a yummy but cheap breakfast or grab a picnic for the park. They have tons of little take away salads and sandwiches. 3 pastries, 1 tea and an espresso was 12 euros - this was definitely the most affordable meal of our trip! read more

Looking for a nice bakery for breakfast, my trusty and indispensable Yelp app guided me to Eric Kayser. Ordered a Pain Au Chocolat and a Café Crème. The pain au chocolat was fresh and still slightly warm. It was mildly flakey and had just the right about of bite. But the best part was, of course, the chocolate, which was fantastic. It was rich, slightly melted, and absolutely delicious! Paired with a very good cup of coffee, I couldn't have asked for better way to start my day in Paris. read more

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Rude service Old pastries from yesterday Have had better croissants anywhere in France but here Also very bad, burnt coffees A franchise gone very very bad read more

Good selection of pastries and some nice salads for a quick lunch. Their "menu" is great a sandwich or salad with a drink and a dessert at less than 10 euros. The ingredients are quite fresh and the quantity was more than enough. Great value for this part of Paris. The service is not so great and depends really on who you deal with. read more

Go to spot for almond croissants and coffee. Butter, creamy, and flakey I was eating these on the daily for 6 days. The tumeric bread is also to die for. Buy some fois and take it out for a picnic. Staff is super friendly and very helpful. You might not believe but there aren't many to go coffee shops in paris but Eric has your back on that too. You won't be disappointed. read more

I like the selection of prepared foods and pasties available at Eric Kayser even in the afternoon when many bakeries are low in baked goods. I got a delicious slice of pistachio pound cake that had pistachio nuts on top. It was very fresh and tasty and although I planned to save some for later, I could not resist eating it all right there at one of their counter seats! read more