A dedicated gluten free kitchen always makes me happy. This adorable little restaurant and bakery…read morehas outdoor and indoor seating and a variety of tarts and pastries as well as bowls if you need a real meal. We had the citron and Caramel noix tarts and sat outside. The citron tart was very good and the caramel noix got eaten quickly. The tarts crust isn't the best we've had but very good and not too chalky like the ones in the states.

A really cute spot with a thoughtfully made selection of pastries, all gluten free! We stopped in…read morefor lunch and enjoyed their 'formule du jour' which included the most delicious quinoa, avocado & cucumber salad, a roquette salad, and a potato tortilla. And, of course the pastries! The madeleines & cookies are divine, the tarte d'amande was light, complex, and not too sweet. They are the nicest people with the owner/ baker/cook all present and super welcoming. We look forward to our return. Would definitely reccommend visiting on any trip to Paris!

To be honest the sandwiches are pretty amazing and I don't even like sandwiches! Friend and I…read morestumbled upon this place while waiting for my snail restaurant reservations after getting out of the Louvre...we were simply starving and this was a block away. Anyway, its a no frills place...you get in line, tell them what you want. I suggest going inside to look at what you want first because they'll sometimes call you before you'd had a chance to look at your selection. Anyway, first time we went the lady who helped us was very snappy and eye rolly~but that toasted salmon, cheese and whatever wich was so fire we couldn't help ourselves and went back. Second time was fine. You get a ticket after you order and go straight to the counter to pay. Second round we got another salmon wich with sesame toasted baguette...the secret was eating it right away while its warm and fuzzy.

My boyfriend and I had the 9am tickets to the Louvre, and we were running early so we explored the…read morenearby area for a patisserie. We found Aux Castelblangeois and dropped in. This was a few blocks away from the Louvre and half the price you would pay inside. Service was no frills and straight forward. This is a place where you grab stuff to go. No seating. My boyfriend had un croissant and I had un pain du chocolat and it was only 3,90€. What a deal! It was a sweet way to start the morning to get us fueled for our explorations in the Louvre.

Sadaharu Aoki incorporates distinctly Japanese flavors such as green tea, yuzu, and azuki beans…read moreinto traditional French pâtisseries and chocolates. The fusion of Japanese and French is a meeting of two countries who share a deep love affair, and the brand has been so successful that it has been exported back to Aoki's home country. Regrettably, there was no sit-down service in the shop that day; everything was to-go only. It would have been nice to have stopped and enjoyed the pastries with some tea, but they were lovely all the same.

Incredible Japanese chocolates and desserts, very cute little place. The Asian lady was so cute,…read moredidn't speak English but kept taking out tea bags for us to smell the different flavors :). We bought a lot to take back to the US - the sesame one is out of this world and very unique. We also ate there - got an americano coffee and an iced coffee (7 euros, quite steep but very delicious) and the most incredible matcha croissant (must get!). Will be back for more next time we visit Paris! They have chains around Paris so quite convenient to find them.

You should be aware that they really would prefer that you buy a plate of charcuterie or cheese to…read morego along with your wine or beer order, but it's not a hard and fast rule. It can be a quiet place or a bit rowdy, depending on the guests inside. It's got great atmosphere and is off the well-trodden path of the Canal.

This is one of the new Franprix, with a test kitchen and fun seating arrangements and mochi you can…read morebuy right out of the freezer. Very clean, with an excellent selection, and just steps from Rue Montorgeuil.

They have flavorful Colombian beans that are roasted there. It has an industrial vibe. They sell…read morecoffee equipment and beans in store and online. The iced latte used milk from the South of France and tasted wonderful. The coffee flight that day included very uniquely fruity flavored coffees with hints of watermelon. They also have an interesting cherry coffee brew. The server was very nice and perfectly bilingual. WiFi was reliable and they have a bathroom.

Went to a second coffee shop (30 mins after the first one) on my last day in Paris because there…read moreare so many coffee shops that I wanted to try! Back in Black is owned by KB Coffee Roasters and has an industrial aesthetic and the skylight roof was very nice. The menu is very extensive and I would have liked to sit down and try their filter coffee. However, since we were on a time crunch, I decided to order an iced latte to-go. The latte was tasty and I enjoyed it! I also got a bag of coffee beans as a souvenir, which is always something I buy every time I travel internationally.

Found this wonderful boulangerie close to the museum nissim de camando. The server was so helpful…read morewith my broken french. And the café crème and croissant were just what the doctor ordered. They have a great selection of patisserie, breads, quiche and sandwiches. They were busy when I arrived and throughout my stay yet very attentive and helpful. I highly recommend.

Je ne conseille pas du tout cette boulangerie Vendeuses mal…read morepolies qui parlent mal aux clients Les wrap (vraiment pas bons au passage) sont totalement en libre service et on se fait parler comme de la m.... Si on a le malheur de se servir Il l y a des façons de dire les choses Et le comble est la vendeuse qui dit : vous faites ça à chaque fois Alors que je venais pour la première fois ! Incompétence totale

Stopped by here once during a recent visit to Gif. The lady was super nice and, although we…read morestruggled to communicate in English, she patiently answered my questions as I selected a few baked goods including a baguette and a large palmier cookie. Everything was delicious. The palmier was light and crispy, and perfectly sweetened. Importantly, they accept credit card!

Favorite Boulangerie in the area. The parc in Gif is a lovely spot to sit and eat.read more