Perfect neighborhood gem when visiting the Musee Marmottan. We stopped here for breakfast and…read morelunch. They are also open Sunday's. The staff are amazing and wonderful with kids. For lunch I ordered the Salads du Thon. Generous portions of tuna and veggies. My daughter ordered the saucisse francfort. We were worried she would hate it, but ended up loving it. The deserts are the best part. I had a citron tartelette. My daughter had the worlds largest macaron. My wife had a caneles, which was amazing. After dessert they gave my girls each some candy from their candy bin. You could tell this is really a local gem based on the clientele and they the waitstaff knew many of the patrons by name. If you are up for a traditional Parisienne Boulangerie/Cafe, this is the place. Highly recommend!

Stopped in on a Sunday as I strolled by, found the world's largest macaron, stuffed with cream and…read morefresh strawberries, so I sat on the sidewalk cafe, ordered exactly that and a cappuccino. There is a nice indoor dining area, and outdoor cafe- take your pick. There is also a very active counter business where folks are just swinging by and picking up their pastries and bread. A beautiful case full of delicious things awaits- a nice find!

Even though the line was long, it moved quickly and the staff kept everything organized. They were…read moreable to accommodate all 5 of us -- 4 adults and a 4-year-old -- with no problem. The portion sizes were excellent for the price. I was expecting smaller portions, so I was pleasantly surprised when my plate came out packed with food and definitely worth the value. I would definitely recommend checking this place out, especially the location near the Eiffel Tower. Great food, generous portions, and an overall good experience!

First time coming to Paris, so of course I wanted to try the infamous Carette! My friend and I…read moredecided to try and go on a Sunday around 10:30-11am. I was very worried about the lime being extremely long due to the time we came at. But when we arrived we were told it would be about a 30 minute wait. The service does a great job managing the line and trying to pull groups out of line to fit specific spots available if they can. The manager asked if there were any groups of three available and luckily we were able to get a table quicker than we thought! We were seated outside at a very small table. The tables are very close together and it is extremely hard to move around the chairs, etc. the interior is a little less tight, but nonetheless it is still a little chaotic to go about. Service was good and our food came out within about 10-15 minutes of ordering. I loved the classic Parisian atmosphere and really enjoyed being outside. We ended up ordering their famous hot chocolate and creme, the strawberries & creme, coffees, and a croissant. The prices here are a little steep considering what you are getting. But I definitely think it's an experience and the price reflects that. The hot chocolate was extremely rich and luscious--like nothing I've had before. It was almost reminiscent is drinking straight chocolate sauce. The fresh creme that accompanied it was delightful and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I tried one of my friends strawberries and thought they were extremely fresh, but not necessarily worth the price. Cappuccino was pretty standard, but I enjoyed it. The croissant probably isn't the best in the city, but it was flaky and buttery, with lots of layers (exactly how it should be). Overall, I was happy I got to experience dining at Carette! We only waited about 30 minutes for a table and I think it was worth it. While I don't think it is life changing, I do think it is definitely worth trying and a fun experience. I enjoyed the creme that it came with just as much as the drink itself, if not more. Service was good and they ran a tight ship. If I were to go to Paris again, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here again. But if it is your first time in the city or you haven't been, I would recommend!

Legendary pastry shop for the best meringues in Paris. They did not disappoint. Huge softball sized…read moremeringues. I had the Chocolate and my wife had the White Chocolate. Delicious. Service was great.

Absolutely delicious pastries, we only went in because the smell of freshly baked bread was coming…read moreout of the shop, the pastries we took were amazing, can recommend!

A real treat!!! Oh my word. Steps away from our hotel was a little patisserie with a line out the…read moredoor. As we had been traveling all day just to get to Paris for a quick trip, we were famished for something Parisian, ideally bread! In no way did this disappoint. The two women behind the counter, pleasant and accommodating, even smiling! Financier Chocolat - 2.50 EUROS Cute square shaped moist brown butter tea cake with rich milk chocolate creamy filling. Perfection. Pain au Chocolat Flaky with perfect crumb (holes from the gas between flaky laminated dough layers) and a smidge of chocolate inside. European buttery at its finest. You can't get this in the states. Baguette There is something about getting baguette in France! Warm and thin crispy outside with tender and fluffy crumb inside, and the flavor has the right amount of fermentation and texture is proofed perfectly. Excellente. They serve it in a partial piece of square liner so you can just bite the head off and enjoy while walking down the street.

Amazing bakery near our Airbnb in Paris! A friend who lives in the neighborhood recommended it, and…read moreit's definitely a local gem. * Orangere - 4.5 stars This was a lovely light croissant with a custard and fruit filling. * Pain au chocolate et almond - 5 stars I love sweet, dense desserts and this was the jackpot. The almond filling was intense, and the dark chocolate even more so. Loved this!

Excellent pastries and baguets, open for a time on Sunday with most other places were closed.read more

With a cheerful staff along with top quality baked goods, this boulangerie has everything it needs…read moreto keep me coming back. They've also implemented even stricter sanity measures lately, in order to make sure that we only get the best of the best. Their baguette is unbeatable within 500 meters, and their delicacies are topnotch, so make sure to drop by and get yourself a croissant if you're around that part of the 16ème!

We stumbled upon Yamazaki on the way to the Marmottan Monet Museum. Oh my goodness, YOU MUST COME…read moreHERE! Look - These treats are gorgeous! Look at them! The craftsmen ship on these are outstanding. Taste - They are DELICOUS! The Coquelicot had a bottom layer of cake, a fruit center, more cake as the outer dome, and finally, the beautiful glaze on the outside. It's phenomenal. The Feuille d'Or is a chocolate goodness with a rich chocolate but light touches that I can barely describe between cake and filling and crunchy bits. Omg, it's so tasty! Cost - At 5 Euros, they are very reasonable. They didn't charge extra to sit down, unlike Paul Bakery two stores over which charged 2 Euros more to sit down. I bought additional pastries for breakfast and a matcha bar. All are excellent!

Delicious quiches & pastries! I tried the spinach and chevre quiche. It had lovely dough! I also…read morehad the tea which was absolutely lovely. The chocolate macaron was wonderful!! I'm visiting and have a little French but they staff was nice. It's near the Muelette metro stop.

Everything is good in this bakery. A wide selection of breads adorns the wall behind the counter…read morebut there is one that you absolutely have to try: the baguette aux figues (fig baguette). It was a revelation!! Perhaps you will also be tempted to take home one of the many tarts and cakes featured in the front window. I've tried the humble and simply delicious apple tart - thin pastry topped with heaps of delicately sliced apples. I'm torn about what to try next, but one thing is for sure... I'll be back :)

Great pastries and cappuccino. Fast service. The cake was layered and fresh. Great place to hang…read moreout in victor hugo circle.

Wow wow - they make excellent pastries / baguette / coffee. Good boulangeries in Paris taste…read moredifferent :) They are very busy on the weekend with people constantly going in and out. We ordered a bunch of stuffs to try including baguette, plie de chocolat, pistachio chocolat pain russe, eclair chocolat and a panini. All are delightful. Chocolat eclair has both chocolate cream and pastry cream it was epic... Our latte/americano were delicious. Their baguette wins a competition in 2012 and was very yummy too. They have some seating inside in the back.

Ambience, food and coffee…read more I'd like to start by giving a thank you to Richard our server. He shared information with my daughter and I about pastries, their origin and shelf life. You can tell that he takes his work seriously and enjoys what he does. My daughter and I shared a time time order. This is specific and consists of: a pastry, macaroons, a hot drink, sandwiches, and macaroons to go. It's a pampering experience. The only thing that kept me from giving this business five stars is the presentation. I love the pretty blue boxes and small plates. However, when you think of tea or teatime you think of a bit more elaborate displays.

After leaving Pandora while waiting on the Uber, I decided to venture in this shop because it…read morelooked so cute from the outside and when on vacay, calories don't count! EVER! It was a pretty young lady working there and I politely asked if she spoke a bit of English. She spoke enough to tell me what was in the most beautiful dessert that caught my eye from the start. It was called the St. Honore and made with lots of cream and some puffy dough with a little crunch on it and also had sprinkles of a hard candy on top. I think it was a smidgen overpriced but considering the ultra cute packaging, I can understand and am willing to pay. She put my dessert in a beautiful box which was then placed in a little, similarly decorated bag with handles. The shop is really cute, colorful and borderline majorly girly looking. Don't worry boys, you'll enjoy the decor as well. I just wish I could have tried more i.e. the macarons but I was in there less than 8 minutes and was not trying to overdo it though everything looked divine! I ate goodie this while resting my poor feet for s few minutes while walking around the Louvre. idk if you can eat in there but I felt gangster doing so lol. And let me tell you, the dessert was just as heavenly as the artwork! Worth the wait instead of gobbling down in a hurry waiting on our car. The area is busy but if you're already there taking in the shopping and want to get a sugar rush, do it!

Quick bite with a great view! The sandwich and the figue tart were average, but the partial view of…read morethe Eiffel Tower illuminated, even sparkling if you're fortunate to be there at the top of the hour was amazing! You will need a little luck to get the one table they have.

The food was great! But the service was even better! We went everyday during our 9 day stay in…read moreParis! Our favorite place to eat!