J'adore this delivery service! Organic fruits, veggies, cheeses, breads, meats, truffles and even…read morebooks right to your door! For 38Euro I received an enormous box of the seasons most beautiful vegetables and herbs. I had more than I knew what to do with so I had to have a dinner party! I cooked for 6 people and had more veggies left over for the week. The lettuce tasted like candy and the herbs were perfect. Oh! the best part was that I thought they forgot me as I and as I was about to email them to complain they called and asked when would be convenient to come and re-deliver as it must have been a mistake in their system - How is THAT for customer service!

Great pastries and tarts even though they forgot to give us our almond croissant we ordered. After…read moregoing back to the store a few minutes later, they did give it to us after I explained in my basic French that they forgot it. We buy another 4 euro pastry when we went back, and they saw we had just bought about 15 euros worth of pastries, that might have tipped the scales in our favor.

My wife discover this place at CDG after long flight from Washington DC. She bought several…read morepastries me to try and after I almost ate it all , I told her Paul will be it, the new pastry shop for us. But then today at Paul Le Quatre Temps we were about to buy an assortment of pastries, a non Caucasian lady with a bad attitude rudely told me I can't take pictures. I comply and left my que. Paul, you have good pastries but your staff don't have the sense of good attitude. We been all over the world and this the first time I was told not to take picture of food I was going to buy. Your staff need to learn what "Friendly " is. Feels like she don't want to be there. With so many other pastry shops around Paris I think I'll give my business to others. You left a bitter taste in my mouth. This my opinion about your bad attitude customer service not your product. The picture I was to take is to post on Instagram, FB, twitter...and to tell the world, hey I found the best pastry shop in Paris! But that person ruined all the persona your company plan to provide. Please, learn from the Japanese. You just lost a customer.

My favorite was the baguette ! The quality of meat was just so much better than the US…read more The service was very short and to the point. They had a long line and were working through it as quick as they could.

Terrible service. I…read moregot a 15 euro voucher to use so I bought 3 pastries from here amounting to 7.20 euros. The woman used my WHOLE voucher without telling me. When I asked if she did, she couldn't explain what she did. So I asked her can I get more pastries or a coffee to make up for my voucher. She said absolutely not then her and her co-worker started ignoring us. Other customers were trying to help explain the issue, but the women working the counter completely ignored the fact that they spent all our voucher money. I haven't tried the food yet, but service was so terrible.

Me and my roommate are probably the first people to step in to French Bastards at least 3 times a…read moreweek. Although the pain au chocolat is about 30 cents more expensive than most other bakeries in the area, it is literally our will to live and without it, we would probably pass out and die. All of the staff is incredibly polite, I've never been asked so many times if I would also like a coffee. Okay but best things on the menu: if you want a an absolute banging comfort pastry, get the apple triangle thing - that sugar crust is so insane.... i'm eating it right now it's so buttery and good and also crunchy and it tastes like apple pie. Sorry the picture is shitty we lowkey demolished that and decided to start a review like midway through

Stopped in on a Friday night with my sister. Cute & small…read moremacaron shop. Order half dozen to go. My sister & I ate it on our way to dinner. Haha! So many flavors to choose from. My favorite was the citron.

This appears to be a new-ish Laduree location just steps from Marche d'Enfants Rouge…read more The storefront is small, but stocks their famous macarons along with delicate, exquisite patisseries. There isn't any seating or tearoom space that I saw, so takeaway only. It's pricey, but the quality is high. Stop at Chez Alain in the market for a galette and get your sweet fix afterwards here!

We arrived late in Paris and needed some sweets and some items for breakfast. This bakery here was…read morestill open, but closing up soon. So of course selection was limited. But we got some good pastries with cream/custard filling, some bread and some croissants. All nicely baked, crispy and still tasty at the end of the day. The fillings were a bit too much on the sweet side for us though. But that's a matter of personal taste, nothing wrong with that. Staff was friendly, prices fair. A good place to grab some bread, pastry or dessert.

This was near our apartment when on vacation and it is clearly the local neighborhood bakery for…read morebread and other pastries. Each morning and evening we could grab a hot, fresh baguette and we'd be in line with locals getting their items. Small spot, little to some English, quick service.

Okay, their cheesecake is so freaking good. I regret getting it on my last day on the way to the…read moreairport. The croissants was flaky and buttery. Gosh, I can't wait to come back. The line can get long but it goes by pretty quick.

This is an amazing chain, unlike anything I've ever seen in the States. They sell frozen items and…read morenothing else. From meats to seafood to veggies. Entrees to main dishes. Single servings to family sized plates. Cakes and tarts and ice creams in an array of colors and designs and ornamentations that I had never imagined. I found myself starring and oohing and ahhing at one dessert and then moving six inches to stare and ohh and ahh over the next. This store is a testament to human creativity and the best part is you can eat it all.