Americans beware. Operators of this place are not welcoming to anybody who doesn't speak French or looks like a foreigner. I speak passing French to order, etc. but it was obvious to them that we were Americans. Ordered several pastries, two coffees and two bottled waters, so I asked for a bag to take back to our hotel. Cashier gave me the stank eye and mumbled under her breath as we walked out. read more

Superb bakery and only a quick jaunt from where our hotel was. Mornings can be crowded with a line out the door, but goods are baked fresh and taste amazing. From what I can tell English is limited so dust up on your French should that be an issue for you. If not, service is quick, concise and you'll leave happy with your goods. We stopped by a few times for breakfast, as well as at the lunch hour. Their lunch offerings were my preference over their mornings as I personally am not one for sweets in the AM. read more

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I've been checking out the pain au chocolate in this area and so far this is my least favorite. The pastry itself is fine but there is very little chocolate in these. There was a better selection overall at other boulangeries. read more

AKA Le Fils du Boulanger. We stopped here for lunch before making our way to the Eiffel Tower. It's super close to Champ de Mars, only a couple minutes away. Small bakery with a few selections of pastries, baguettes, and other bread items. We grabbed some hamburgers, sandwiches, and drinks. Prices are a little on the high side since it is a touristy area. Unfortunately, we weren't too impress with the quality of the food here. It didn't feel fresh, and the taste was subpar. There's a couple of chairs and tables inside and out, good for people watching and relaxing as folks stroll by. The line to order can get long, almost out the door. Communicating in English was good. But I would take my euros elsewhere. read more

Frédéric Sicard - Hamburgers & Sandwiches ⋅ Grenelle - 15éme - Paris, France - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

Cute little pastry shop a couple of short blocks from the Eiffel Tower. This place caught my eye because when we were taking a taxi somewhere the day before I noticed a line out the door. We decided to take a walk here from our hotel and grab some goodies to bring home with us on our last day. They have a huge case filled with delicious looking french pastries and cookies. There's also a smaller case with paninis. We weren't really expecting anyone in there to speak English so we were prepared to point our way to what we wanted. We were pleasantly surprised to find they also spoke English very well. For 14 mini macarons and a baguette we paid 16 euros. Everything was fresh and delicious! If you're staying there to eat they have some outdoor tables. Proximity to the Eiffel Tower makes this a great stop if you're sightseeing. read more

Frédéric Sicard - Mini macarons for the kiddies - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

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We stopped here for breakfast. There were very few options, the tables didn't appear as if they had ever been cleaned. The lady at the counter was not nice or patient with English speaking guests. Pastries that we did get were just ok. read more

We came across this pastry shop in our morning prior to visiting the Eiffel Tower. We really wanted a great croissant and while window eating we saw a glass full of different types of croissant and my mind went spinning. My girlfriend and I tried several different flavors while we were there dining in and took some on the go since we knew we were going to be a few hours inside the tower or waiting in line for the tour. We picked up a ham and cheese, cheese, almond and your traditional croissant. I'm not sure if it was a lack of communication or a language barrier but I want the croissants heated but they were given to us at room temperature. Don't get me wrong, they were quite tasty even at room temperature but it's never the same as a warm fluffy buttery croissant. The almond croissant even at room temperature was quite delicious. I wish I could go back and try the croissant's warmed up to see how good they really could have been. read more

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Fantastic bakery, the best cakes, pastries and bread in Paris. Nice and friendly staff. I got my first baguette from here. read more

Frédéric Sicard - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

We had a hard time finding this bakery when it was raining. Look for a bakery with a red awning called Boulangerie Sicard. The small bakery had assorted cute pastries. The workers were very tourist-friendly. We ordered hot dog, pates au saumon and coca cola for our brunch. Hot dog (5,60 €): pretty tasty skinny long dog inside a baguette, covered in melted cheese. The bread was kinda hard to chew. Pates au saumon (5,90 €): we got the wrong order. We pointed at the dish that looked like pasta with pates au saumon label and ended up with salmon panini instead. The worker later on explained that they didn't have anymore salmon pasta. The panini had melted cheese, tomato and salmon pieces inside the bread. Coca cola: European cute long skinny canned cola. The soda has less carbonation, compared to American cola. We came back for espresso and cafe au lait within the same week. 3 stars!! Frédéric Sicard is almost yummylicious!! read more

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We came here because it locates near our hotel. Everything was just okay. The bread of the ham & cheese sandwich was a bit cold and hard. The croissant was good but nothing extraordinary. The person behind the counter was friendly and spoke English. read more

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I got the raspberry shortbread(?), it was delicious. Seems like a place the locals go for bakery too! Note their sign outside is different. Not Federic. But look for the Sicard in blue. read more

We stopped in here on our honeymoon since it was so highly reviewed and we were not disappointed! It was the early afternoon (we had not yet gotten past our jet lag) and we ordered a few pastries and espresso. The pastries were still very fresh. Espresso was strong - loved the jolt to blast away the remainder of my jetlag sleepiness. Service was friendly and helpful - we speak just a bit of French, and that was no problem here. The wifi password was displayed for ease of connecting right on the counter - as a foreigner, I appreciated this very much...we were easily able to plot our exploring for the day quickly on their network instead our our slow international data service. read more

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Delicious Jambon et Fromage sanwich (€5.4). Close to the Eiffel Tower and just the perfect quintessential French sandwich. Everything was so fresh and absolutely delicious. Walked a few stores down for a drink and brought it back and sat outside. Perfect, quick meal! read more

Frédéric Sicard - Jambon et Fromage Baguette (ham & cheese--sooo good!) - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

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This bakery convinced me I knew nothing about bread before I stepped through it's doors. I wish I could crawl into the warm, pillowy softness of a morning fresh croissant and die there. That death--that sweet, sweet death would be the most glorious, the most heavenly last breath one could take. read more

Frédéric Sicard - croissants - Bakeries Near Me - Paris, 75

Stopped in for coffee and a treat. This bakery is filled with a vast variety of breads, croissants, sweets, and breakfast and drink options. We sampled a buttery croissant and it was crisp, light, buttery and delightful. The coffee was not the strongest in town but it helped start our day. read more

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During my first visit to Paris (a year ago), this was my husband and my go-to boulangerie. The croissants and baguettes are fresh with a crumbly crust and a soft inside. They also offer sandwiches, desserts, and other baked goods. The staff is super friendly especially to non-French speakers. read more

We ate here both mornings we were in Paris and loved every bite! So friendly and they spoke English

The croissants and coffee are disappointing. In my opinion, they are under-baked and lack crunch or flavor. The staff was friendly, but service was slow. We ate in early in the morning when it was not busy, and I saw about half a dozen people left without ordering, presumably because service was too slow. read more

Not the greatest boulangerie in Paris, but it is one of the few within the vicinity of the Eiffel Tower. Stopped by after the Eiffel Tower and before taking the RER to Chateau Versailles. Grabbed a croissant, chocolat au pain and a jambon et fromage baguette. As well as two cafes. The cafes were good, and they were not nespresso pods, and were actually made fresh. They didn't have any sandwiches pre-made when I was there, so they made the baguette immediately which was really fresh and delicious. They have some English. read more

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Everything we tried was delish, croissants, quiches. Line was out the door after we left for good reason.

Friendly neighborhood bakery. Delicious tarts and daily special baguette sandwich. Didn't get a chance to try everything.....need more time in Paris to eat all the delicious sweets they offered. read more

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Great bakery. Must go. Very good staff. Clean. After searching for a few days we found this magnificent place.

Friendly service, near where we stayed. Not the best pastries I had in Paris, but good if it's convenient for you.

We frequented this boulangerie daily on our first trip to Paris. Everything tasted as delicious as it looked. The girls behind the counter were warm and patient and very sweet , even during their very busy times. However, on our final morning before departing, as I sat in one of their outdoor tables waiting for my husband with our order- a brusque man with an apron whom I can only assume worked as a baker there, yelled at me and gestured quite rudely to leave ! He even came up to the table and shoved the metal chairs and again gestured again rudely for me to leave. He then walked a few feet away- lit up a cigarette and scowled at me from there. I did nothing to this man . From what I can deduce- there were tour buses parked there with certain groups that I myself found offensive (loud, rude, spitting in the streets, etc) and I believe that man assumed I was part of that group- and of course I wasn't! In closing- I felt very unwelcome there and will not be returning in my future visits. IGNORANCE HAS NO BOUNDARIES! read more

Went grab a quick café au lait & a pastry. Café au lait was perfect but was a bit disappointed with the pastries.

They make great sandwiches using their delicious bread, ideal for a picnic at the nearby park. Loved their pastries, especially the opera and chocolat, when I lived nearby in 2008 but I didn't try any this time around, and the selection seemed to be smaller. read more