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During my last trip in Paris, I noticed BO&MIE in a few different areas of the city. The reviews were great and the food looked yummy so I decided to give it a try. It's a fairly small chain that opened with just one shop in 2017 and keeps expending, including internationally. After a few visits, I am hooked. Everything I tasted was delicious, the space is pleasant with plenty of seating, and the prices are reasonable. You don't get the charm of a typical French café there, but you do get convenience and consistency. I only wish I could get the best from each one. Since I haven't found that perfect spot yet, I've decided to go to both every time I am in Paris so I don't have to choose...
Bo&Mie is such a cute spot! I visited the location near the Louvre, and the inside is modern, stylish, and so inviting. It was pretty busy when we went. I ordered on the self-service screens but there was also a person at the counter taking orders, which is nice for flexibility. The service was also super friendly, which made the experience even better. All of the pastries in the display case looked absolutely fabulous. I went with the pain au chocolat, and it was hands down the best I've ever had--perfectly flaky, buttery layers with rich chocolate inside. They have multiple locations throughout Paris, so it's easy to fit a visit into your itinerary. I would definitely add Bo&Mie to your list of must-visit spots if you're in the city!
Petite boulangerie parfait pour un snack rapide, une gâterie, un café ou un sandwich. Vraiment beaucoup de choix de pâtisserie. J'ai essayer un chocolat chaud coco avec un biscuit chocolat noisette. Le biscuit était bien malgré que je m'attendais à quelque chose de moins sec. Le chocolat chaud était très très sucré, j'ai terminé avec un mal de coeur. Pas habitué! Ma conjointe a prit un autre biscuit avec un flanc et une boisson. Elle a bien aimé.
Cute place! Love all the food in the display. Hard to know what exactly was in some of the items but they did their best trying to explain it. They were really nice about answering questions. We got croissants with bacon and onions in the center and plain donuts. Matcha and cappuccino were good too.
There were some really good things here. I loved that they had savory options so we could stop her for a quick brunch/lunch-ish thing before heading to all the attractions. The quiche lorraine was amazing. It just doesn't taste like that in the US... rich, yet fluffy and smooth eggynness with the salty ham. We also had savory roll-up things that was kinda like a big pizza roll, filled with a variety of stuff. One had chorizo I believe, another with ham, and another with olives and feta. All of those were pretty good. We also got a croissant and a pan chocolat, and honestly, they were fine. We had better ones at other places in Paris. Though since this was our first one, we enjoyed it none-the-less. They had a lot of yummy looking options that maybe would had been better, but it was our first day so we wanted to get the staples. Anyhow, it was a great place to stop for a quick brunch. If I ever came back, it would be for the quiche lorraine, and maybe I'd try some of their other stuff. They did have English on the labels, which made it tourist friendly in that way. Staff was nice too.
Staying in the 4th in Paris and Bo&Mie was recommended. Friendly staff which was patient with our choices. We were there for savory breakfast, treats and returned another day for sandwiches. Bacon and cheese croissant, feta and olives croissant, morning cafe au lait and a double espresso - with a pecan cookie just because it's Paris. YUMMY is an understatement. What a way to start the day! We returned for a chicken sandwich the next day for lunch with a dessert croissant after visiting the Luxenburg gardens and was not disappointed. The hand made baguette was so light and just the right crunchy crust with tender, melt in your mouth chicken. Close for a visit after seeing Notre Dame or Sainte Chappelle. Don't miss it!
This is a delightful quick service set up with a few tables to enjoy your selections on sight. Their offering spans pasties, baguette styles sandwiches and drinks. Conveniently located adjacent to the Louvre-Rivoli metro station you can smell the croissants and baked good drawing you in. I opted for a chicken Caesar sandwich, my daughter ham and mozzarella, and a croissant. Every drop was delicious. The baguette on the Caesar sandwich was soft and flaky like a croissant but easily held its ground against the dressing chicken and Parmesan. We will definitely be back to explore the pastries while we are here.
Gorgeous outside with breakfast calling you. Yummy yummy yummy, artisan backed goods made fresh. Fantastic orange juice and pretty quick service, organized staff and really good start for a day. Everything I ordered came even better than it looked. Really good bakery for a day at the louvre.
I visited this bakery so many time during my trip because it was so good. There were a multitude of delicious looking pastries to choose from. I tried the cinnamon babka and raspberry croissant. Both were super flavorful. Their version of an iced coffee is stacked with delicious whipped cream. I loved everything about this bakery and will definitely go out of my way to come here every time I'm in Paris.
Came in here while walking by and see NY Rolls in the window. A NY roll is a croissant, usually filled with a custard or creme filling. They had 2 to choose from, so I ordered 1 of each. One was the exotique, filled with passion fruit filling. The other was a vanilla custard filled. Both had a chocolate frosting on the outside. The passion fruit filling was just bad, but I ate it. The vanilla was better, probably a 4/5. Service was good, helpful even though we don't speak French. Ambience is modern, clean and new for a Paris bakery. If you are looking for a NY roll in Paris, this might be your only choice, it's the only one we found.
Stopped by on a Tuesday at around 8:30 to pick up a quick brekkie. It was quite busy at that time. There was this raspberry escargot-looking pastry that caught our eye so we went with that one. The raspberry filling was way too sweet but that's also our fault for picking this as a breakfast item. Their non-sweet items do look pretty good though, so maybe those are better? We didn't get the chance to check it out again since it was a little out of the way from our hotel. read more
Full admission, on our recent European adventure, Paris was a destination I was least connected to. Not much exposure to it while growing up plus, my palate prefers savory over sweet. I wasn't really driven by the endless boutiques of sweets and pastries, until stepping into Bo&Mie. My amateur eye thought their croissants would be dry and brittle, but that was hardly the case. One skeptical bite turned me into a hungry hungry hippo as I inhaled their simple, classic, yet buttery, airy and glorious delight. I regret not grabbing more, but I did manage to point out a few croissants, pain au chocolat, something with pistachios, and remembered to add a cappuccino by the time I got to the register. The line went out the door and they very much prefer having the door closed even if it means intermittently blocking the line. It was tricky because our party didn't speak French and we could only see the items as we moved down the display case (think fast Chinese food style, only we didn't get to gander at the options before selecting because it was so busy). Don't fret about getting too much, if anything, don't leave with regret! Their cappuccino was so comforting and the perfect accompaniment to their boulangerie creations. Definitely a great way to experience a classic Parisian croissant in my humble opinion. read more
My family and I were walking by when my wife saw a white chocolate cranberry brioche bread in the window. We decided to buy some snacks for the next day and it was a good choice. The Madeleine Citrons are extremely delicious! I was very happy with the taste of these little treats. We also ordered Pan Sucre but they didn't put them in our bag so that is why I am giving them -1 star. We ordered sandwiches which were okay. The veggie was alright with the eggplant. The curry chicken had a nice taste but needed more of a kick. All in all, a decent spot but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to visit. read more
First of all, I want to say THANK GOD that this bakery was so close to our hotel in Paris. The shop is modern and the food is delicious. It made thinking about what to get for breakfast each day of our trip a breeze because we knew where to go for a great price. Shout out to a friendly server who noticed we came by so often. He would offer us a free dessert on top of order each day because he wanted us to experience the full menu. Really appreciated that nice gesture. Highly recommended and would definitely go back again if I could. read more
2 years ago
AHH seriously one of the best bakeries I tried in Paris! The chocolate croissant was perfectly flakey and the chocolate in the middle was decadent. My favorite thing I tried though was the blueberry spiral croissant. The cinnamon roll was also pretty unique here and had a great fluffy texture. The service was not bad. They spoke a bit of English but be mindful though that there are two separate lines for deli and bakery. Inside had a decent amount of seating and we found a spot pretty quickly. The area was very clean and overall I came back three times definitely recommend! read more
Excellent boulangerie with plenty of seats inside. A great selection of breads, viennoiseries, and cakes. That's almost given in France. But what distinguishes this place is that A) it is roomy and has many comfortable seats and B) they have more hot drink options than the basic coffee (I.e., espresso) They even have tea (more than one kind) AND non-dairy milk! Well done. read more
9 months ago
Wow! Another fabulous Parisian patisserie. In the week that we have in Paris, we are hitting at least one or two bakeries every day... Bo&mie does not disappoint. Another dining experience that transcends the surreal in an orgasmic nibble on a croissant... Who can think such a thing possible?... So why five stars? My taste buds are dictating terms now, it has nothing to do with anything else... read more
3 years ago
Bought a few pastries to try here and they're all good. We also bought freshly squeezed OJ and cafe frappe (skip it unless you want to drink milk). Staff are super friendly and overall helpful. I also love the location as it's close proximity to a lot of stores and restaurants. read more
bo&mie is a chain that has a wide variety of savory and sweet pastries. it also had a lot of indoor seating and tables which i appreciate since many boulangeries in paris are takeout only. // raspberry croissant // this pastry stood out due to its color and unique flavor. i saw a lot of reviews hyping this up, and thought it tasted good, the raspberry flavor is extremely subtle. the flavor comes from some of the jam inside but there was very little filling. the outside pink parts of the croissant didn't have any berry flavor. regardless, the croissant was light and flakey though // lemon madeline // this madeline had a lemon flavor concentrated in the middle with a tart paste. i liked how it wasn't too sweet. the outside had a glaze which was pretty sweet but was balanced with the tartness. read more
2 years ago
This was our first stop after landing in Paris at 6am. The raspberry croissant caught our eye- while it was quite flaky, the raspberry flavor was very subtle and there was only a tiny bit of filling inside so I wish we just order a plain croissant instead. We also got a ham and cheese pastry. It would have been better if they could warm it up but it wasn't bad. Service was fast; similar to any busy bakery, you do feel a little pressure to know what you want and not hold up the line. With so many boulangeries in Paris, we will probably not return during our trip. read more
3 years ago
The best pastries I had in Paris hands down were from here! They were so delicious and I wish I could have gotten more. I got the apple roll, raspberry filled croissant, chorizo and mozzarella filled pastry, and an almond and chocolate filled type pastry. I can't recommend all of them enough. Definitely would go back again next time in Paris! read more
3 years ago
Food was amazing. Staff was quick and helpful...spoke English and spared me of my broken french! Going back for more Fromage et Jambon! Conveniently located with great people watching out front. read more
Came here rambling by and got in line to try out the croissant dough topped with Madagascar vanilla mascarpone whipped cream, flowing dark chocolate ganache and chopped almonds. It is one of the best things I've eaten, a perfect blend of buttery, crunchy, and soft with a wonderful cream inside. The cheesecake was superb with my wife saying it's the best she's ever had. Very soft and not too sweet with a lemon crust. So good and delicious! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Bakery w high demand and great fresh production. You can find a VARIETY of different pastries and croissants here. I tried one of almost each of them and there wasn't one here that I hated. It seemed fresh, crunchy, and buttery. O couple that stood out to me was the raspberry croissant ( it literally had raspberry filling inside) and the chocolate croissant. Highly recommend this bakery to check out read more
3 years ago
Delicious! Small patisserie near Republique with a wide variety of baked goods and sandwiches. Everything was over the top wonderful, from the sweet sugared pastry, the plain croissant and the ham and cheese bread. It's definitely a spot for takeaway since seating is very limited. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Consistent and lots of choices. We stopped by a few times during our stay. Lines can get long but move very quickly. There is seating upstairs but can also be very crowded. There are two prices for each item - one to go (cheaper) and one to dine in. We saw many guests get items to go, and eat upstairs. read more
2 years ago
These guys are doing it right. Excellent assortment of baked goods and coffee and sandwiches. Really enjoyable food. We were able to try a number of bakeries during our trip and this one topped the list. Outstanding. read more
3 years ago
If you're looking for croissants, this is the spot!!! We walked into BO&MIE around 11:30am on a Wednesday morning and it was busy. My girlfriend & I just ate breakfast at a place across the street before we came but I saw the croissants that they had here and I couldn't resist. As I was ordering I had trouble deciding what to get because they have so many different options between baguettes, croissants, eclairs, etc. I want to try some of their sandwiches in the future but just stuck with the croissants for something light. I was greeted by the staff and mostly everybody speaks English which was helpful for me. I went with the Raspberry croissant, the Chocolate croissant, and the Butter croissant. For my drink I went with the latte, and they put everything on a tray for us to bring to our table. We decided to stay and sit by the window to kill time for a bit and it was awesome. The croissants were flaky, and pulled apart like butter. The raspberry croissant was FIRE and was filled with some raspberry filling as well. The chocolate croissant was just the same with little pieces of chocolate inside. The latte was decent, I only wish it was stronger. I like my coffee with a kick. I really want to try the cheesecakes and the bagels as well though, everything in there looked AMAZING. All in all, this place is perfect for get togethers with friend, a coffee shop study/work environment, or for just killing time like we did. 5 stars for everything including food, service and overall dining experience. We'll be back...tomorrow lol read more
3 years ago
They offer this one-of-a-kind Raspberry Croissant which has raspberry jam lusciously layered within. However, it is a whole 2,10 euros and even a butter croissant/ croissant au beurre -- of OK quality (a bit dry) -- is 1,30 euros, a tad more than other establishments with a superior product. They have juice and coffee products. The orange juice was extra sweet and the coffee was 'meh' as workers simply produce by pushing a button on an automated machine. There is plenty of seating -- though uncomfortable -- but, as is the French standard, to dine "on the spot/ sur place", there is an added cost. The prices for "on the spot" dining are explicitly indicated on the price placards in the display windows next to each item, ~0,10 to 0,20 euros add on to EACH item. The raspberry croissant was a worthy enough product despite some of the cons. A more modern cafe utilizing some traditional techniques, a perfect mix of the two. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Fantastic pastries - I got the koighn amann and the flan. I wish I got to try it on the day of, because they were a bit crushed the next morning and hardended, but the taste was still great! I was happily satisfied after eating both for breakfast. read more
4 years ago
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3 years ago
Delicious pastries, very fast service for how many people they had to serve, and great place to sit in with a lot of natural lighting. read more
3 years ago
Probably the best boulangerie and croque monsieur I've had in my life. Extensive bakery items, baked to perfection. read more
3 years ago
Best breakfast I have ever had? Perhaps... in all seriousness however, it's the best breakfast I've ever had. Every pastry and sandwich was crafted to perfection and served to explode your olfactory & gustatory senses into Parisian bliss. The croissants, pain au chocolats, cappuccinos, and sandwiches were the best we have had. I could eat this every morning for breakfast. Service was very friendly and they worked to help get you what you wanted as best as possible. read more
4 years ago
2 years ago
After trying about 8 différent boulangeries & pâtisseries in Paris, i would say this location was not a place I would recommend. We tried several pastries, including the carrot cake which was very dry and crumbly and did not have good flavor. The raspberry filled croissant was okay but lacked much filling, we had much better from other shops. The best pastry was the circular croissant (pictured) which we did not see in many other pastry shops. read more
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18 rue de Turbigo
75002 Paris
France
Etienne Marcel/Montorgueil, Arts & Métiers/Rambuteau, 2ème
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09 80 53 79 53
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