Wow. It was sort of like a jewelry store for chocolate. I mean that in a good way. The chocolates…read moreand macarons are laid out like art. Many many different sources of chocolate (Peru, Honduras, etc.), each with different flavors. Grabbed a book on Chocolat Chaud, too and excited to try some new hot chocolate recipes. It's definitely pricey, but the chocolate we ate was excellent. The server gave us the right amount of attention and was helpful (I speak French rather fluently but have never really seen poor service in Paris due to use of English by anyone). If we stay in the 7eme Arondissement again, I will certainly return to Chocolaterie Hévin Hévin is the proprietor's name, but it did tate like Heaven.

Yes. Just YES. This is the place to get your Paris macarons. Forget Ladouree or the other place on…read morethis street, these were the best macarons I've ever had. I walked in on a Saturday when some of the other shops were closed. It seems a little Tre chic and I was worried it would be expensive but macarons are only €1.60 each and the flavors are fantastic! They also don't chill or refrigerate the macarons which means when you bite into it, the egg white/cookie just melts away. It's like biting into a cloud with a flavored filling. The salted caramel is A+ and I especially liked the blackberry. And as a BONUS- if you want to take them home they have great packaging that has a protective plastic cover over the macarons. That way they won't be crushed and they travel very well. Gave some as a gift 4 days after buying them and they still maintained all of their shape and flavor. I wandered into the boutique by accident and now it's a must visit the next time I'm in Paris.

One of the best pâtisserie in Paris. The quality of cakes and macarons is on the same level as…read morePierre Hermé or others. Absolutely delicious chocolate cake, the price of macarons is counted by weight, which is good I think, one piece was around 1,70e, I tried also the absinth one. :) I took the cakes and macarons take away, it is possible to pay by credit card.

Top shelf, highest quality, tastiest pastries around! Seriously, it is worth going out of your way…read moreto go here. The photo does not do justice to the raspberry-meringue dessert that will transport you with joy (it got jostled in transport). The mille-feuille pralinée was amazing, light yet rich, and fully suffused with flavor. The pistachio-strawberry sable was our least favorite of the three we tried, but shone with its own low-key/not-too-sweet light.

Next stop on our food tour by the time we got here we all needed a break from all the fancy…read morechocolates we had been trying. We came here no chocolates for us we all tried the ice cream. U start by picking your base then u can have that covered with a nice coating. I had the Mango sorbet didn't it get it with anything because it was to much by this point for me. The mango sorbet was delicious, taste exactly as if u were biting into a mango wow very good. My friends had the Matcha covered w dark chocolate very good , also good was the Chocolate bar covered with raspberry. One of my friends went with the coffee chocolate good as well. This place was delicious so glad it was part of our tour.

I found my way to Pierre Marcolini after hearing about their chocolate-covered marshmallows, which…read moreare fantastic. The atmosphere of the store is sublime without feeling pretentious like some other chocolatiers that I've been to. I appreciated the guidance of the staff in deciding on an additional selection for chocolates and thoroughly enjoyed the experience and the chocolates.

They have Amazing flavors and textured macaroons! Must try the pistachio! They are to die for!…read more Nice packaging also.

This is a sweet little sweet shop we visited on a chocolate tour of Paris that featured only local…read moreartisanal chocolatiers. They have macarons, chocolates, financiers, and other sweets. They are housed in a former butcher shop, which you would only know from the hooks outside. They also have nice window displays of sweets.

We came looking for gifts of chocolate from Paris. They were very welcoming and helped us find what…read morewe wanted and offered some samples too. Our friend said it was the best chocolate ever. We made our own box (yes it was delicious) and bought some premade boxes. It's a little pricey but likely not the priciest and great quality. To me the service made it stand out as an English speaking tourist.

Excellent chocolates divine flavors! Great service. A lot of choices but love the darks!read more

Amazing everything just perfect ! Local patisserie with lovely women running it . So friendly …read more Quaint small and Parisian decor . Very cozy on a winter chilly day.

This was a spur of the moment find! It's our last day in Paris and we wanted some goodies for the…read moreroad. We needed a place that was open to look for a specific style/type of pastry and found Pâtisserie Viennoise thanks to Google Maps by just walking around. It's a super cute hole in the wall, literally, because if you step two feet outside the door, you're on a one way street with plenty of cars passing through. The operators were very sweet and you know it's not very commercialized as they didn't speak English too well but were happy to help. We came in for a specific type of pasty, but the smells felt so good that we ended up leaving with a few different items. ALL of them, delicious!

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.

Gorgeous space and delicious chocolate! The sculpted chocolate was awesome to see in the shape of a…read morehuge tortoise. We only purchased a small box to share after dinner. It was about 10 euros for 4 pieces. The space is a bit mysterious from the outside, and we are glad we stopped in.

Stunning. This chocolate is art. They literally have chocolate artwork/sculptures in their various…read morestores. We walked by one yesterday that had a lifesize head of a gorilla completely in chocolate. This place is everything you hear it is - pricey chocolate that is unique and creative from the flavors to the sculptures. I got a piece of every chocolate they had in their case (When will I be back? So, why not). Dark chocolate is the way to go here they only have a handful of milk chocolate options and if you aren't a dark chocolate fan you will be after this place. I visited several different chocolatiers during my time abroad and while each one is unique and has a method or chocolate they are known for - Patrick Roger, by far, has the most creative and delicious. Also, the flavors in the chocolates are incredibly concentrated and flavorful you'll be wondering what kind of crap you've been eating for all these years. The pistachio marzipan was divine see the picture I posted - the ingredients are the real thing no "essence" of the flavor. The rum raisin was delish!!! They are known for their lime basil, chocolate orange peel, and "rocher". Man, is it pricey but worth it. This is a once a year splurge but a definite must when you come to Paris. Don't be intimidated by the store's setup, it feels like a fancy boutique but the salesperson was personable, friendly, and spoke English (a plus!). She even gave us a sample to try. Truly remarkable chocolate.