I'm not big on sweets but this place is awesome! Tons of gift ideas. A little pricey but the…read morequality is great! I got some stuff to fly home with and gift.

A lovely little chocolate shop in a cool part of Paris. The proprietor(s) is multilingual and…read morefriendly, and the chocolates are delicious. We try to stop here at least once when we come to the city, and usually bring some boxes back for family, friends, and coworkers. It's great after a visit to the nearby farmers market at Place d'Aligre. During our most recent trip, we compared our box side by side with boxes from some of the fine chocolate shops in Brussels, and in our opinion Les Chocolats d'Aligre was of a similar caliber.

The chocolates this store are fabulous! My Favorite is what I call the "little pieces of Heaven"…read morethat are the dark chocolate covered raisins the have been soaked in sauternes wine and peach liquor. unlike anything that you have ever tried. Remarkable and worth the price of € 39/ kg. Any time my wife goes to Paris, I make sure she stops here. The owner is a very nice helpful man. Make sure that you go to the Aligre marché on Sunday or Tuesday when you make this trip to this store.

I like to just wander while in Paris and I just happened to walk by this cute, little store…read more Lately I love the combo of passion fruit and chocolate. I asked if they had that and she grabbed me this square truffle type chocolate. Oh my goodness.. a little square of heaven! The woman who helped me spoke only a little English but we figured out how to communicate and she was very friendly. Make sure you stop by and get a little bit of chocolate while visiting!

Amazing!!! I'm not what's in the Orange triangle boxes that makes it so amazing...but whatever…read moremagic is in there the chocolate is out of this world. I should have bought more home. Welp...just another excuse to go to Paris again lol.

I discovered this chocolate brand through my French colleagues and they did not steer me wrong…read more This shop is owned by a Michelin-star chef, Alain Ducasse, who has restaurants all over the world. The store is has an elegant atmosphere and showcases their various types of chocolate. The shopkeeper was very knowledgeable on the different types of chocolate, where they were all sourced and how the taste various. He was kind and generous, allowing us to sample 3-4 different chocolates. Their chocolate is definitely a luxury and will cost you a pretty penny. A small discovery box of pralines cost 19 euros but seeing my husband's happy face after each bite was well worth it!

Chocolates here was extremely delicious. We got the praline box and loved everything in it. I'm so…read moreglad I got the large box instead of the medium. It held up so well even after eating it when I'm back in the states. Would 200% be getting this next time I'm back in paris.

Amazing chocolate, super fresh,and surprisingly affordable. The lime chocolate squares are amazing!read more

Excellent quality French chocolate at a price that doesn't devour all your euros before you've had…read morea chance to taste all the delights Paris has to offer. Lots of dark chocolate bars to chose from, plus lots of decadent chocolates that are as tempting as they're flavorful. Lots of French chocolate gifts in the just under 20 euro range and the taste is definitely Frenchie! When I was there last week, there was a special on dark chocolate bars. Buy 5 and you get a gift box plus a price of 17,50 euros. Pretty good for high end chocolate!

This is a chocolate lovers dream and a very pretty, well designed small shop that is very…read moreInstagrammable and a great way to spend 30 min or an hour in Paris if you're passing through the 11th arr. I love all things chocolate, so naturally I loved this place: everything they sold, the pastries, the decor, and the chic, beautiful ambiance. We got a coffee here and their famous tiger pastry. This is something you can't find in most other pâtisseries (not like the more ubiquitous millefeuille or éclairs which you can find anymore anywhere) The tiger pâtisserie has a base made of almond flour and studded with chocolate chips and is a pretty dense cake, and then has a center of delicious chocolate ganache. I shared this with my husband along with some coffee and it was amazing - I've been trying to find this pastry all over France now. (I live in the South of France) They also sell chocolate candy bars, chocolate bars and other pastries but I'll have to go back to get more treats. Definitely stop by here if you're a chocoholic like me. The prices are a little steep but the quality of the ingredients and chocolates that are used in the pastries make it worth it.

We brought home some wonderful chocolate bars that are sadly all gone now and we enjoyed some…read moreexcellent pastries and cookies from this shop in the 11th arrondisement while we were in Paris. Worth waiting in the cold in line to get in. (And everyone wore masks.) service was fast and friendly.

A great spot to grab a quick pasty and coffee They have a…read moreterrace to smoke and relax a bit Service is great, staff are fast and respectful

If you want quality service desserts and coffee served in white gloves with price of Starbucks,…read morethis is the place. A classic French cafe worth a sit and indulge in their savory pastries and strong cafe fare. Can't be in Paris without this treat.

Fabulous chocolate and nougat store! We enjoyed the friendly and smiling host who shared…read moreinteresting info about the products including organic and really enjoyed our visit. Very good prices too compared to the Uber fancy stores.

The chocolate is to die for, but the real star of the show is Clemence, the chocolatier who is such…read morea joy. Where does he get all his energy from, I do not know!! But he is enthusiastic and knowledgeable and helped us make some great choices, while making us laugh the entire time. If you are in Paris looking to pick up gifts for friends, THIS is the place to go. It's surprisingly inexpensive (the chocolate is VERY high quality) and, even if it weren't, you still have to go just to meet Clemence. Picture Willy Wonka, but French.