I was walking around the area and saw Boulangerie Coubertin, which is a take-out bakery with…read moresandwiches, pastries, and cakes. It was very cheap and convenient, and the food was also decent. My dad and I had just arrived from the airport and we were looking to grab a quick bite. I tried finding Boulangerie Coubertin on Yelp but it didn't show up, but when I looked up "boulangerie," this place and another place showed up where Boulangerie Coubertin should've been. When I Google Mapped Gallet Leclerc, it automatically went to Boulangerie Coubertin. Long story short, Gallet Leclerc does does not exist. This place is Boulangerie Coubertin!

Winner of the 2013 Grand Prix for best baguette in Paris. We hiked down from our hotel to discover…read morewhat the winner tasted like. WOW I don't think I'll ever buy another baguette from our Local Publix Supermarket. The crust was marvelously crispy and the middle remarkably chewy. We planned to share a bite with friends back at the hotel but we ate the whole thing within 4 blocks!

Delicious baguettes, sandwiches and baked goods - this restaurant has won multiple awards and you…read moreshould definitely check it out if you are in the area. I enjoyed the croissants as well and the staff was pleasant (for us non french speaking folk)

We were starving after a transcon plane ride, and Fournil was near our hotel, so we checked in and…read morethen ran over to check them out. They were very happy to speak English to us after a quick "Bonjour; Parlez-Vouz Anglais". We asked for a Jambon Beurre avec fromage, a smoked salmon panini and a pain au chocolat. We took seats at a small table on the sidewalk and were delighted to receive our food after about 3 mins. Holy smokes, was it good. The Jambon Beurre (served at room temp) was perfect; crunchy baguette, sweet/salty butter, and delicious Jambon Blanc and Comte cheese. The smoked salmon panini was excellent as well, and, of course, who ever went wrong with Pain au Chocolat in Paris! Highly recommended for bread, sandwiches and pastries in Montparnasse.

I ate croissants everyday in my 3 weeks in Europe. It was a mission to eat at least 1 croissant (ok…read morefine, sometimes 3 ) everyday and from different boulangerie. This place is in my top 3 in Paris for croissants. Everything about this place... food, location, vibes, people, etc... fulfilled that Parisian cafe fantasy I had. What a great experience!

Good service. Place is a bit small but it's clean and was greeted right away. Took about 10 minutes…read morefor the crepe to be ready but I can see they were working on it. The price is average and they have several drink options. Once you get out of the catacombs and you're thirsty from the stairs, you're going to want to come here and get a drink. They sell several sandwiches too.

Great place. Staff was so friendly and food was very good as well as the curb side serving.read more