Excellent . Definetly recommend. Went back twice and would go back again if we had more time…read more Cannot go wrong . Service was good

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 love this candy store! Great quality sweets that taste like a dream. The cashiers are amazing,…read morehelpful, and the place is relatively quiet and pleasant. Family friendly, and great for candy and chocolate connoisseurs.

love this Montmartre location in Paris. My second visit and I was assisted by Ricardo and…read moreChristoph. Both were so helpful and super friendly. They provided delicious samples before I even started shopping. I ended up purchasing some decadent assorted cookies. They were amazing! I can't wait to visit again. If you do ever visit Paris, do visit this location. Mercí beaucoup!

I stumbled upon this place when I was walking down the street. The young man had called my family…read morein to try samples. I grabbed a raspberry filled cookie - IT WAS HEAVEN. They offered a variety of cookies. You picked your tin box and filled it with whatever you liked. They also had pre made boxes. Very delicious and I love places that provide samples. I dislike buying things that I'm not sure that I'll like. Having a sample will just confirm my willingness to buy more. I recommend stopping by if you're ever in the area.

Having visited this store in two other countries we simply had to pay a visit in Paris…read more It's a short walk from the Louvre, and you'll pass a few small souvenir shops on the way if you want some magnets or other trinkets. The store is fairly spacious, and they have a large display right at the front of their signature cookies. They have numerous varieties, so grab a plastic glove and put your selections into a bag. If you get 900 grams of cookies you will get a tin included. They have a large variety of cookies from basic chocolate to fig or apple-filled. These are different from American cookies and have a crumbly consistency like shortbread and a mild, less-sweet flavor. They are delicate and delicious! The filled cookies have a light fruity filling which is just perfect. They have a large variety of other items too including madelines and candies and gift items. The staff spoke great English and were very friendly and happy to help. They offered to ring us up as three separate transactions so we would qualify for three of the promotional discount madeline tins they were offering. Much appreciated! Definitely visit for these unique French cookies, and you too many be hunting for these boutiques wherever you travel!

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.

Angelina, Paris, France -- April 12…read more Our family of four with kids ages 9 and 10 stopped here for lunch after visiting the Louvre, drawn in by its reputation for having the best hot chocolate in the world. We were looking for a place to relax and refuel, and the experience felt a bit mixed overall. Arrival and First Impressions The space is elegant with classic Parisian charm. The line moved quickly, and we were seated with a great view of the dining room. It felt refined but still comfortable. The Highlights The famous hot chocolate lived up to expectations, thick, rich, and almost more like a dessert than a drink. We also had French onion soup and an éclair, both of which were very good. The pastries were clearly well made and thoughtfully prepared. The kids had chicken tenders, which they enjoyed, even though the tomato sauce was a bit different from what they expected. The Challenges The biggest drawback was the price. The meal felt expensive for what we ordered, coming in at €154 for a fairly simple lunch. Service felt slightly rushed as they moved tables along quickly. Final Thoughts We would likely return if we were nearby and specifically craving the hot chocolate again. It is a classic Paris stop and worth trying once, but the value may not justify going out of your way unless that signature experience is high on your list.

Petit endroit pour déjeuner qui a été recommander vivement…read more Le droit est très petit, ce qui permet un ambiance plus relaxe et détendu. Situés dans un des passage de Paris, cela réduit encore plus le bruit. Il y a une petite terrasse à l'extérieur. Le service est très courtois et gentil. Le menu est tout de même petit. Plusieurs pâtisseries sont disponible dans le comptoir que l'ont peu amener ou manger sur place. J'ai prit le menu qui inclus des oeufs brouillé. Le tout viens avec un pain au chocolat ou croissant, chocolat chaud ou café, les oeufs et un pain. J'ai prit un extra pour le bacon. J'ai trouvé le pain sec et sans goût, une chance qu'il y avait beurre (congelé) et de la confiture qui était bonne. Le pain au chocolat était OK. Le chocolat chaud était un chocolat de machine lavazza donc rien d'exceptionnel. Les oeufs quant à oeufs sont un hit and miss. Ce ne sont pas des oeufs pour tous le monde. Je crois qu'ils mettent trop de lait ou de crème et cela les rends très liquides. C'était passable. Je dois dire que le plus surprenant fut le prix final. Disons que pour ce prix là, je m'attendais à beaucoup mieux. Pas un mauvais endroit certain, d'ailleurs les multiples pâtisseries semble vraiment bonne et j'en prendrais sûrement en passant devant. Mais je ne reprendrai pas le menu déjeuner, beaucoup trop cher pour ce que c'est.

One of the best patisseries in Paris. My French teacher from Paris highly recommended this and so I…read morecame here with my family on a Sunday afternoon. We sat on the second floor but there is seating in the passage way as well. They do have wine in addition to coffee, hot chocolate, and tea. We tried the pistachio tart, the acrulier (like a fancier Ferrero rocher) and Kalingo (a chocolate cake). I had the gunpowder green tea while my sister had the hot chocolate. I honestly liked their hot chocolate more than the one at Angelina. It was rich but not chalky and the perfect amount of sweetness. The pistachio tart was the best one we've ever had and revived our spirits after a long day of walking. You pay downstairs and credit cards are accepted.

Came here and bought some souvenirs back home. I got a tin box of chocolate biscuits. The tin box…read morewas very well designed and was very high quality made. It was cheaper to just buy the chocolate biscuits back home. But I wanted something memorable. The chocolate biscuits were delicious. There were other flavors as well. B got some chocolate cookies to bring back. It had lots of chocolate chips in the cookies. Except it crumbled easily. Other than that they were good. Good French quality. It is located in the touristy area. Highly recommend coming here. They also provide samples before purchase.

Such a beautiful little store. It reminded me of a quintessential European candy shop. They don't…read morejust sell candies but cookies too. Looking at all the colors and shapes is just a feast for your eyes. They offered delicious samples of their biscuits. I was really impressed that they even offered vegan biscuits, which we bought. Our kid loved the biscuits and asked for more. I wish we had a local biscuit/candy shop near our house. If that was the case, I think I would be severely overweight. lol

A bakery full of novel and untraditional creations! We had a hard time picking one thing but ended…read moreup going with the Sesame Eclair and it's unfortunately not the best...The choux pastry was dry and soft while the filling was creamy it could have been more sesame-y. I'd opt for something else like the Sesame Swirl next time.

Utopie lived up to the hype for us. We really enjoyed the baguette, apple turnover, and almond…read morecroissant. The croissant was just good compared to the rest. The baguette was very crunchy and soft on the inside with a fragrant sourdough smell that not all places have. It definitely makes it more flavorful. The apple turnover was very crunchy as well with fresh apples inside. Almond croissant had a very nice texture with the paste. They really know how to make things crunchy here. Would definitely recommend if in Paris and the earlier you go in the morning the better. The prices are also very reasonable!

This place is fantastic, direct cost from the gardens Luxembourg. Great atmosphere, great food…read more(both standard and some unusual dishes), fantastic service, great staff, fast turnaround, and an extremely charismatic proprietor who makes everyone feel loved. Don't miss this treat when you were in Paris 6!

Really poor food, service and management. Blown away by what they let come out of their kitchen…read more Obviously aren't tasting anything before they serve it. Cluttered decor and dirty blankets covering booths/chairs. AVOID

Finding good BBQ in Paris is one of my quests. The Beast is a a good BBQ place to eat with great…read moredrinks, including craft beers and very rare bourbons. Prices range from 9-24 Euros ($11-27 US) for the meats, 4-5 Euros ($5-6 US) for the sides, and a lunch menu of 15 Euros ($17) for a meat, side and drink, it's a good deal for the best BBQ I've had in Paris. The first time I went, I had the pork ribs with a side of greens, and a beer. the pork ribs were tender in the center, but dry on the end, needing the delicious tomato based BBQ sauce to moisten the meat. The beef brisket was excellent, with a wonderful peppercorn crust, nice smoke, and juicy meat, good enough to eat without any sauce at all. The greens weren't bad, with plenty of pork goodness, but they needed salt and heat to make them better, unfortunately Parisian taste is not known for having any tolerance for spice, so sneak in some hot sauce if you want to perk up this side, or take it home and doctor it up. The pickles and pickled onions were excellent, with a crisp texture and vinegary bite. The baked beans were the best side I tasted, with a smokey tomato base, just slightly sweet. The decor reminds you that the owner spent some time in Texas, but fortunately there were no chainsaws in sight :)

Wow! I'm glad I came here. I've never been to Texas but I've always wanted Texas BBQ, never…read moreimagined I'd be eating it in Paris lol. First off Tom our server was awesome at explaining the history of the restaurant and the variety of the menus and drinks.The brisket is so tender and different from the brisket in California and so was the pulled pork and chicken. The sides of pickles and onions we're so flavorful that they changed the course of the dry meats into something magical. Our server then gave us a free plate of sausages and baby ribbs to sample and I must admit that the ribs we're the best I ever ate! I wish I would have ordered them first. I highly recommend someone from the states to come eat at The Beast to get their BBQ fix

Oh, boy, this one's a hit…read more We bookmarked this confectioner on a dated recommendation from Paris-based food writer David Lebovitz, who took it upon himself to mention in a 2009 book that their marshmallows are exceptional, and that they are the best place to get sweets in Le Marais. We did not bring a particularly big appetite with us, and in fact, we may have been in the shop for only about five minutes before we grabbed a few items and went on our way. In retrospect, I wish we had doubled our takeaway order. The marshmallows were indeed a delight. We got a box with nine - perhaps seven different flavors? - all wonderful, and we were careful to savor each one. There are light flavors that melt in your mouth (rosewater?), but also other flavors that bring a different texture (hazelnut, chocolate and coconut). I'm happy to say that my companion was a little more aggressive, and she also bought several macarons and candied jellies, and I'm grateful that she did. I have never been that into macarons, nor do I generally get a lot of joy from a run-of-the-mill candied jelly. But without a doubt, I haven't ever had a version of either one of these treats that exceeds the quality of what we got here. I imagine that the difference is both a consequence of the quality coming out of this bakery as well as the freshness. There are many more desserts to be had here. I hope to return.

I stopped here to pick up some desserts. Ended up buying four of them, chocolate, one raspberry,…read moreone a cake thing and one fruit. These are the typical size French tarts, so you can cut them into pieces and have bite of each. I shared them with six people, and everyone was very happy. Most people got a bite of one or two different choices and enjoyed them, I don't know if pricing was reasonable or not, I do know that the amount of enjoyment gotten for the price I paid was consistent.