I discovered this place through a great friend of mine who is Italian and knows well about high…read morequality ice cream, so it took me there and I first tried their yogurt ice cream and I was impressed on how tasty it was, the best I ever had and including their gelato head down the best I had in Paris. Everything there is great, they have many great imported produces from Italy and their coffee is exactly like the pure coffee you find in Italy. Also the owners are so welcoming and nice. Luc

It's softer and creamier than anywhere else in Paris... it just is THE BEST FROYO in the city (and…read moreI actually spent a whole summer benchmarking the hell out of froyo places) and can be topped with fruit, sweets and chocolate or caramel syrup. The owner/ice cream master is Italian and also always has 2 to 3 ice cream flavors he prepares in small amounts for those who don't want froyo. They also have Italian gianduja, sweets, biscuits, panettone, jam... Basically anything Italian and sweet. If you love coffee and dolce, you will love Baci Bisou! Plus, you can have your froyo in the sun on the Canal Saint-Martin if the weather's nice.

It was a relief to have ice cream during this crazy heat wave. A very long line of all the people…read moredying of heat. But the employees came and took orders of everyone in line to maximize efficiency. I got apricot and lemon, which was so refreshing. My husband got the special, milk cream covered with pistachios. It was kind of silly that they charged like 6€ to add the pistachios. The ice cream was good. Not the best I've ever had. But nice on a sweltering day.

My family and I stopped at Bachir for ice cream during our last visit to Montmartre, and it was…read moredefinitely worth it. The line was long, but it moved quickly, so the wait wasn't bad at all. The service was efficient and friendly, and the ice cream itself was delicious--rich, flavorful, and refreshing. This is absolutely a must-stop when you're in the area.

Amazing crepe options and milkshakes with very cute atmosphere! We had one sweet crepe and one…read moresavory version with chicken and mushroom- which was more filling than I had imagined. Great service and great location. Highly recommended.

The crepe was soooo good! I got a nutella banana strawberry crepe and it was parfait, as the French…read morewould say. The vibe here is super cute, I love all the windows and you can see Notre Dame while you're eating. Docked a star because the host was NOT friendly, however, the server was soo sweet and we really liked her. I also wouldn't recommend the chai latte, it wasn't my fav (although it did have really cute latte art on it). All in all I would definitely return for another crepe and maybe try another drink.

Today is our first day in Paris. I'll be coming here every day so that I can try a different…read moreflavor. Today was lemon and it was lip puckering yummy! My favorite... FAVORITE thing is the portion size. Because they offer a tiny 2 oz choice, I'll come daily. If they only offered big scoops, it would be a one and done. The service was great. I can't wait to try tomorrow's strawberry yogurt gelato.

A really cute gelateria by Montmarte. I got the fraise…read moresorbet which was really delicious! I wish that this location was more affordable (other gelaterias in the area offered better pricing), but I liked this place for the proximity to Montmarte! As an American tourist, I felt like they were kind which I really cherish, hence the four stars!

This is probably the most popular gelato spot in Paris, as I saw so many locations on the map all…read morewithin close distance of each other. They're known for the flower shapes that they create with the gelato, which is so fun to watch them make! I got a small with 4 flavors - pistachio, coffee, speculoos, and mint. The mint was really not the best - it stuck out and was a bit artificial tasting in my opinion. The coffee was by far the best as it was so rich in flavor, not too sweet, and perfectly creamy. I liked the speculoos and pistachio too, but they weren't anything that outstanding. I've had better pistachios before, and speculoos wasn't as flavorful as I hoped for. They have a lot more items on the menu too like crepes, but I just wanted the gelato this time. There's also areas inside for you to stand at and eat, but no seating.

This place had a line and who wouldn't want ice cream on such a hot day. First you pay and order…read moreyour ice cream, then you move along the counter to pick the flavor ice cream you want. We ordered the signature with the macaron on top and you can pick two flavors for your cone. The ice cream was shaped like a beautiful flower and very instagram worthy. As we were admiring the beautiful cone, it did not take long before it started to melt, so we quickly devoured this gorgeous cone. Lots of flavors to choose from and I would definitely return to try other flavors.

Just came from Italy. This is as authentic as if we were in La Spezia. Friendly service. Place is…read morenice and clean and the way they make the gelato like a little rose is cool

Another pleasant visit for Gelato. Except this is of course, in Paris!…read more Super nice and patient staff... Can't complain so it's a solid 4 stars for service, portion size and quality with good tasty flavors. Value... Well it's irrelevant to us what it cost... And ambiance is pretty good (we have had better). Because there is room for improvement, it's a fair minded solid 4 stars today.

Cool and comfortable…read more This was a nice little ice cream place. Our granddaughter is always looking for ice cream or gelato places and we often give in to her while on our vacation to Paris. This was a cheerful place with lots of options with some I didn't recognize. I had their Caramelised Millefeuille, which had a texture and flavor like it had small pieces of pastry mixed in. I tried looking it up and came up with Napoleon or French Napoleon. Whatever it was I really liked it. une Glace a Paris had comfortable seating outside. I relaxed after having done a lot of walking and enjoyed my treat.

We were introduced to the ice cream place from our food tour guide. She told us about the…read moredistinction that some places like this have for being the best in Paris for a particular year. This was, evidently, named best in Paris for ice cream during one year. Ice cream flavors were different, and tasted good. Also a great looking place and good service, given that we didn't speak any French. I'd say it's worth it just to be able to say you went to "the best ice cream in Paris".

If theres anything that the internet has taught me, it's that when you go to pick out gelato, you…read morewant them coming from deep coolers. Not the ones where they fluff with food coloring and display them with big fruits/candies. I haven't gone to Italy just yet but even the windows advertise this place as authentic Italian gelato. The establishment is down a busy street nestled between all these stores. The staff are friendly and the gelato is amazing. I was lucky enough to go twice. I got the milk flavor with mango and one other time, milk with strawberry. Both of them are magnificent. I still think about this gelato every time I try a new gelato place. The gelato is true in color (no crazy food coloring here). Very natural, rich in flavor, and the texture is denser than other gelatos I've had, yet just as smooth and refreshing. Do yourself a favor and come here.

After being on some amazing Gelato spree in Italy, we came across Grom and Gelato being done right…read morethe Parisian way. We ordered the Cheery cheesecake ( all'amarena) and it came out perfect. Just the right amount of flavors that keep every bite going. They do make Affogato's as well though we didn't end up getting one. All kudos to Marcellin for making our experience so amazing and he did inform us that the raw material is sourced from Turin and it did taste very authentic. Would surely try to stop by again in the next few days that we happen to be here.

First things first, yes it's basically ice cream shaped as spaghetti, strawberry sauce as the…read moretoppings, and whipped cream as the base. It's easy to dismiss this as a gimmick at first, luring tourists into cutesy creations of representing food that it's not. Perhaps, it's just a cheeky reminder to never judge on appearances, either way, whatever reason, there's always a perfect occasion to eat ice cream. The flavors are all well developed and the toppings are the twist. All provocative and push the boundaries of "just being ice cream". I'm almost certain that the flavors are seasonal as the owner doesn't post the flavors on her website, although I'm sure the staples of chocolate and vanilla will be ever present. We visited Paris in May and I was ready for the rain and intermittent patches of sunshine. Nope. It was ALL sunshine and most days felt like summer. Which is not a bad thing! My husband surprised me with the lemon sorbet with shaved mint leaves on top. Every bite of this cooling treat was a reminder of how much I love the fresh offerings of summer. The sorbet was prominently tart, with a hint of sugar, but no apologies from the lemon for sure. The trimmings of mint was what elevated this simple cold concoction. It almost tasted like a frozen mojito, which truly i wouldn't be mad if it really was. Paris has a lot of gelato shops and cafe's, but this place goes beyond the expected, beyond the gimmick, and really dishes out the perfect refreshers for the summer or any occasion.