Loved our croissant, almond croissant, chocolate eclair and baguette. A little but of a walk but…read moregreat to burn off some calories before you stuff you face again!

This location is off the beaten path for sights so we made a special trip after reading about it…read more The croissant and baguette were our choices to keep it pure, simple and traditional. We wanted to see how they hold up with the basics. Our family of four devoured six plain croissants and a traditional baguette with zealous abandon. Super good. Not easy to say The Best in Paris since we've had many other good ones, but if you're near it or want to walk to the catacombs for about 15 minutes after hitting this bakery, I'd recommend it as one of the best in the area.

Came by late in the day after having done research prior to the trip and a chocolatier friend of…read moremine recommending Eugene. I enjoyed it a lot. Got the prichoc.

Excellent . Definetly recommend. Went back twice and would go back again if we had more time…read more Cannot go wrong . Service was good

Near the Sacré-Coeur & Place du Tertre sits Biscuiterie de Montmartre. The adorable shop sells, as…read morethe name indicates, biscuits, macarons, madeleines, meringue, & confections of that nature. We were greeted warmly by pleasant staff & the gentleman helping us gave samples of small coconut cookies (I believe they were macaroons.) The prominently-displayed madeleines caught my eye, mainly the raspberry filled (2,70 €) with a bit of jam peeking through, as well as the pistachio flavor (2,20 €) with its unmistakeable green hue. The shell-shaped cakes were sweet & spongy, as to be expected, but not markedly special. A passable pick-me-up while we strolled hilly Montmartre, but after one try, I'm not in a rush to return.