Wow. Delicious macaroons. This is a chain of sweets this shop was located in La Village. But for 2…read moreeuros each, I find that pricey. Also if you plan on purchasing chocolates make sure you open the box and see what kind of chocolate is in there. I accidentally purchased dark chocolate and I hate dark chocolate. It's a pricey shop.

A few of these Laduree macaron shops at the Orly airport in Paris. So many macarons laid out in…read morethe glass display case with beautiful colors. I inquired to the clerk about the Marie Antoinette blue macaron which looked interesting. She advised that the flavor although blue, was Chinese Black Tea. I purchased two of them at 2.90€ and it was well worth the price. The first bite produced a slight crunch then a light creamy center. They offer different classy looking gift boxes for multiple macarons to take with you on your flight. These macarons are a craze here in Paris and seem larger in size than the ones in the USA.

Pretty spot at orly to get your souvenir. Must get outside security before going in…read more Looks lavish, 3 different station. One across from it, then next to it to lounge in and one for quick Togo. 19 small lil macaroon to 35£. Love it but ima allergic since there are nuts. These are great gift tho! I recommend

I cant quit these macarons and the beautiful special edition boxes. I wish they had an Ispahan…read moreflavored cookie and the latte of the same flavor, but the airport locations dont seem to have either.

This place seems to receive a lot of hype but I think it's just overhyped…read more Macaroons were not super great or anything. Try to seven flavors and only really liked 2-3 of them. They also overcharge quite a lot and it cost us €26 for 8! Had better ones at Pierre Hermé. Vanilla - Simple and delicious! Would have loved to save this one for the end to end on the best note. Rose - really really good! Flavor was nice and perfect amount of sweetness. Probably my favorite among them all. Pistachio - I usually always love a pistachio macaron but this one was just normal. No wow factor or anything. Raspberry - I had High hopes for this one but the filling was like a raspberry jam and didn't go too well with the macaron shell. A bit too overpowering. Orange Blossom - subtle but delicious. Not too strong of an orange flavor, but it was really nice overall. Lemon - horrible! It was actually bitter like lemon zest. I needed water to wash down my mouth after this. Passion fruit - too tangy. It was possible but I would not buy this.

You want high-end chocolate as your last minute gift because you forgot to buy something? La Maison…read moredu Chocolat got me out of the doghouse today with a great selection of chocolates. Particularly the dark chocolate dipped orange slices. I'm saved! One box of that for my wife and one box of the chocolate hazelnuts for me. The young man working the counter wrapped them nicely and spoke perfect English. Easy, pleasy! [Review 12205 overall, 1989 of 2019.]

This is just a small stand/kiosk in Terminal 2F that sells chocolates and macaroons…read more I tried their pistachio ganache macaroon, and I was blown away! I had tried macaroons in France and in the US, but I had never been impressed. The macaroon from la Maison du Chocolat was so light and just melted in my mouth, "lighter than the air" as they say. I'm going back to get more! Highly recommended! ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become Yelp friends! Thank you and happy Yelping! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them!

Best bakery I've ever been to. The Pain Suisse is now my all time favorite bakery item. The people…read morewere amazing and kind and the service was great as well!

Another great boulangerie. This place is slightly larger than the one down the street with a…read moreslightly wider selection. It gets a cheaper rating but I thought the prices were very comparable to the other boulangeries in the neighborhood.Again they had great croissants (I tried them at every boulangerie we visited) and their large macaron "sandwiches" were also delicious (although not my MOST favorite of the ones we tried in Paris). This place was also just a few steps from our apartment so we visited it a lot as well. None of the women that served us during the week spoke English but again, you don't need much in a boulangerie. The service was always friendly and efficient. Often this place was busy but service was quick. No outdoor seating, and they were open until 8pm which was awesome. Later in the day you'll find that pastries and bread are not as fresh but even though we got macaron "sandwiches" at 7pm and they seemed a little damp from the fresh fruit in them, the taste was delicious. The outer shells of the macarons were slightly tough but the overall texture wasn't bad. the berries (we tried frambriose and fraise, or raspberry and strawberry) were incredibly fresh and tasty. I'm sure if we had purchased them earlier in the day they would have been even better. We also had the coffee eclairs and they were amazing!!! I don't care that much for eclairs as I do no like the type of bread used for them, but these were good enough that I'd get them again. The filling was rich and the coffee taste was outstanding.

We went all out and tried almost every macaron, and I have to say they were all incredibly fresh…read moreand delicious! I also took home one of their teas, which I really enjoyed, and a box of the Eugénies, which quickly became my favorite. I would absolutely get this again in a heartbeat. The ambience is very elegant and fancy, making the experience feel extra special. The staff were super friendly, especially since we weren't sure which flavors to try. After seeing how many items we ordered, they even gave us three free macarons which was such a sweet gesture! They also have super cute merchandise, such as keychains, and a cooler bag. Ladurée is definitely a must-visit for anyone who loves macarons and a charming, upscale atmosphere.

There seems to be some inconsistencies with Ladurée. I had the Marie Antoinette after our walk…read morethrough Versailles and wasn't impressed. However, the one in the box I purchased at the airport in Paris was a lot more flavorful, very fruit loop forward making me wonder which flavor was their intention as it's supposed to be a tea flavor.

Near the Sacré-Coeur & Place du Tertre sits Biscuiterie de Montmartre. The adorable shop sells, as…read morethe name indicates, biscuits, macarons, madeleines, meringue, & confections of that nature. We were greeted warmly by pleasant staff & the gentleman helping us gave samples of small coconut cookies (I believe they were macaroons.) The prominently-displayed madeleines caught my eye, mainly the raspberry filled (2,70 €) with a bit of jam peeking through, as well as the pistachio flavor (2,20 €) with its unmistakeable green hue. The shell-shaped cakes were sweet & spongy, as to be expected, but not markedly special. A passable pick-me-up while we strolled hilly Montmartre, but after one try, I'm not in a rush to return.

I was immediately drawn to Biscuiterie de Montmartre when I noticed their Olympics-themed window…read moredisplay that featured miniature statues participating in various sporting events - using cookies as their sporting equipment (the Olympics were right around the corner). Upon stepping inside, the friendly associate behind the counter generously offered us samples of freshly-baked coconut cookies. I decided to purchase a couple of the coconut cookies as well as pistachio madeleines - one of my favorite flavors. Both tasted incredibly fresh. I couldn't resist getting a bag of the almond cookies for the road, and I later discovered that these tasted just like marzipan candy. While located in a touristy shopping area, Biscuiterie de Montmartre felt charming and stood out for their selection of high-quality cookies and sweets that are perfect for gifting.

Please, please don't tell me Gregory has sold his business. I looked it up today to recommend it…read moreand even did my Google walk down Rue Saint Dominiqe and what is in it's place is a small shop with a white facade. I believe it is called le le Chocolat. I always went there when I was in Paris. Pomme et Canelle was the best macaron and I couldn't find it any place else.

We stopped at Grégory Renard Cacao et Macarons to pick up picnic treats for the time we would spend…read morearound the Eiffel Tower. It was a cute shop with many delicious flavors. However, a couple of our macarons seemed to be overcooked, especially the lemon one. I also mistakenly assumed that the rose flavor was rosé (like the wine), but realized it was rose (like the flower) when it had a decidedly floral, perfumed flavor.

We popped into this charming little bakery near Westfield mall during our quick stop in Paris and…read moreoh my goodness, it did not disappoint! I grabbed a flaky pistachio pastry and a classic baguette for the road, and both were absolutely heavenly - buttery, fresh, and full of that perfect French flavor. My husband went for their ham and cheese croissant and couldn't stop raving about how crispy and gooey it was. The staff was super friendly even though our French is terrible, and everything felt warm and welcoming. We ended up taking a few extra treats back to the hotel because we just couldn't resist. If you're anywhere nearby, definitely make the detour - it's the real deal! We're already dreaming about going back.

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