Friendly staff and fresh baked goods. I'm glad I stopped by to grab some croissants and other baked…read moregoods to try.

It's one of those places where I pass by on my walk to Notre Dame. I wake up from my nap, I stop by…read morehere and I order me a simple baguette sandwich. I eat about half of it there on the stand up tables (if they're available.) Ok,,, it's one of those no frills joint that I like so much. You walk in, you bark your order to the cashier. She sets you up with your sandwich and tells you how much it is. You reach in your pocket, you pay her, she give you change and you're out the door. On to the next one. The sandwiches they serve here is pretty good. Salmon, ham, cheese, greens, tomatoes, onions, etc. Those are all pretty much created equal,,, what really makes the difference here is the bread. They make their own bread here,,, yes,,, own bread,,, from scratch. Flour, water, yeast, etc... all that good stuff. All that and a lot of love to create the perfect light and crispy on the outside and mouthwateringly chewy and tasty baguette you've ever put in your basic mouth. Anyways, the simple things are what I love,,, and Le Fournil Du Maine is what I call my regular joint. Thank you so much for making amazing sandwiches,, I'll see you again next time I'm in town. (",)

We were on vacation in Paris and every bakery (and more than half the restaurants) on Yelp was…read moreclosed for vacation in early August except this one! Owner was extremely gracious and it just feels good to support small business owners. After having French croissants and chocolate croissants fresh out of the oven, my family will never Pillsbury again.

Let's get a sandwich and walk around town and enjoy the sights. Very helpful staff and the sandwich…read morewas dang tasty.

Delicious pain aux raisins! Nice attentive staff. Quick stop for a quick bite but was pleasantly…read moresurprised

Unreal! Reasonable always fresh and simply fantastic. The bread is warm and crunchy and their…read moresandwiches are great. We went here 5 times in the week we were in Paris. It's for sure a can't miss!

Great stop for a boulangerie experience. Enter through one door and get in line for the pastries…read moreand bread. DON'T enter through the wrong door. The girl at the cash register will give you the "eye". The reason for a rating of 4 not 5. Why do I have to stand in a line of 20 when everyone is trying to pick our their pastries when I just want a baguette behind the cashier....oh, well. Guess it is worth it. I actually got back in the long line to buy a croissant(that was also behind the cashier). Would definitely return. And the bread products are top notch.

I bought a baguette sandwich today. I don't know what's going on with the bread but it is the best…read moretasting thing ever. It is magnificent.

I went to school a few blocks away and this was far and away my favorite spot for a quick lunch -…read morealso extremely close to the Jardin du Luxembourg, which makes for an excellent picnic location (weather permitting). I recommend the fougasse, forage blanc, tarte aux framboises and tarte au citron, as well as the ficelle (miniature baguettes). Excellent value and a delightful menu.

The Best Little Sandwich Shop in Paris…read more Most sandwiches in Paris are premade to European tastes. The American-style tradition of custom-made to your preferences ("sur-mesure") is hard to find. Aristotte is a wonderful exception, where you can get fresh delicious breads (rolls, bagels, etc.) and whatever sandwich you desire. Simple, beautiful and easy. Pro Tip: Get a sandwich to go, and walk the two blocks to the Luxembourg Gardens; eat your lunch in the park. Très bonne!

This is a cute little shop selling bagels and hot dogs (a few desserts as well, but just the basics…read more- only 2 types of cookies when we went). We had a salmon-avocado bagel (€7, which I recommend pairing with the spinach - parmigiano bagel bread - delicious!) and a pastrami one (€6.50 - good, but not enough pastrami compared to the other ingredients, hence a bagel tasting more of onion purée than of pastrami...). The place is cute, and there are ~15 seats in case you want to eat in the shop - much more convenient than at Bagels & Brownies, even if the food is slightly better at B&B. I was surprised to hear that they were open since January 2016 - no reviews yet and we are in November! Very weird. Go and try it, Yelp people!

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!

Deliciuos Italian-style sandwiches! I had the Tartufo, which has brie cheese, truffle glaze and…read morespinach and I loved it. They are not regular sandwiches, they're gourmet ones and their taste is incredibly delicious. I would try then again!!

I started a panini obsession after returning from italy and obviously this place is not even close…read moreto how good a real panini can be but its okayyy. Would I come back to this place on purpose? no. But if I was in the area I wouldn't mind stopping by for a bite. The bread was not too exciting, it would've been much better with focaccia. The salad in it was also not the freshest. not a whole lot to comment about this place.

Service was super friendly, and the crepes were to die for. We got the Biscoff crepe and ohhh my…read moregosssh it was so good we went back for another one! I wish I could've tried the ham crepes too, but we were definitely in the mood for something sweet. If you're craving a sweet treat, you've gotta give this spot a try. 1000/10!

I knew i would need another sandwich on a baguette before i quit today , just looking for the right…read moretake away. Ham n cheese n lettuce n tomato. Not warmed. Right out of the case. Delicious

This is a great little food stand that is built into the exterior of the Cafe de la Place. While…read morethe Cafe de la Place is fairly boring and expensive (typical tourist trap brasserie) this small vendor is a treasure. The owner/chef is very proud of his operation and prepares crepes and sandwiches before your eyes as you wait with a selection of very fresh ingredients. If you want avocado and fig in your sandwich, well, he will cut them up for you from a whole fruit! Maybe don't try to change your order too much because the chef has a very clear idea about what ingredients go well together :) The crepes are quite traditional in terms of the selection of toppings of ham, cured ham, cheese, mushrooms, and egg... But they do not fail to please the taste-buds. The sandwiches are more exotic with choices like fresh mozzarella di buffala and roquette/arugula and on a fresh baguette they are delicious and filling. Crepes are from 3.5-6.5 euros and sandwiches are 5-7 euros so its a great deal if you feel like avoiding the cantine or a McDonald's...or like avoiding to pay 6 euros for a Coca Cola in the Cafe de la Place next door (how much would a sandwich cost???). However, the cafe (if they are not too busy) will probably let you eat a crepe/sandwich at one of their outdoor tables if you buy a drink from them (but be warned, the crepe might be the cheaper portion of your meal...) Bring cash and enjoy one of the best crepe stands in Paris!

Food is very simple. Better to go somewhere else if you are looking for a better French cuisine…read moreexperience.