This is my favorite boulangerie in Paris!…read more I stayed in Gentilly and this spot was a mere 15 minute walk away from me. Over the course of a week, I was able to try their espresso, cappuccino, pain au chocolat, croissant au beurre, both the ham and emmental and ham and butter sandwiches, and a handful of their pastries. All were very delicious. Out of all the boulangeries I've tried, this one had the best croissant au beurre. The only thing lacking was the fact that they have no seating, but that's pretty typical. The service was good but nothing too impressive. They get very busy at peak times (8am, 12pm, 5pm) so expect ordering to be a very quick, no-nonsense process. Definitely try this spot if you can!

Amazing baguettes and incredible croissants for ridiculously cheap prices. This is the perfect…read moreneighborhood bakery. Less than 1 euro for a baguette and just about 1 for a croissant.

This bakery had high-end fresh pastries, baguettes, sandwiches and juices made fresh daily. The…read morequantity of food, the variety of food, and the price of the food were immaculate. The service was great - everyone only spoke French though, so be prepared to write down what you want on your phone if you only speak English. There's plenty of signs with both French and English translations. The ambiance inside was beautiful and clean. There was also plenty of seating and great places to take pictures. I'd recommend coming here daily for breakfast or for a sweet treat if you're staying in the area since there's so many options to try from.

Great pastry and sandwiches. Not busy and friendly staff. Good choice to pick up food in the go.read more

Nice neighborhood bakery with a good selection of sandwiches and very friendly service. Pastry's…read moreare really good but not great.

This bakery is incredible. My partner and I made a special trip here, so he could get a taste of…read morethe goods I've been talking about for years. They have an excellent selection from bread to pastries and cakes to macaroons. By far the best macaroons I've ever had, though a little pricey, they are well worth it. My favourite out of the macaroons is the fig variety. There is a lot more to choose from compared to your average local bakery, they have many display windows with typical pastries, and even more displays with unique deserts and savoury pastries. They also have a small indoor seating area, cozy and lovely. If you're visiting Paris and the metro is accessible to you it is well worth a visit. The tramway line 3a is directly across the street, and on the weekends there is a local flea market, Puces de Vanves to be enjoyed less than a block away. They seem to go through waves of customers, so there is an ebb and flow to how many people will be there at any given moment, but the wait is never too long as the bakery is well staffed. Polite, efficient service and great care to detail in packaging.

A good bakery is hard to come by believe it or not. Lots have pretty cakes but do they taste as…read moregood as they look more then half the time that's a no. This little bakery is right on the corner it's hard to miss by the colors lol. I always find good spots before leaving and that's what happened with this bakery. Few days ago this place was closed but when we drove by a second time POOF open. We came in and you could tell right away the desserts looked better then the normal ones you see at every store. We grabbed coissant, baguette, desserts and left happy. I loved everthing I tried it was out of this world how creamy and fabulous each pastry was. Well done ladies :)

Great spot, close to the catacombs. We were staying in the area and looking for a quick bit good…read morelunch when we saw the rating and reviews for Le Comptoir. There are a plentiful amount of tables, but only one or maybe two waiters, but don't worry, they get to you quickly to take your order and O was impressed at how quickly the food arrived after ordering. The four in our group all loved our food, which ranged from the herring in oil, kids burgers, chicken with cream sauce, salad or a side of green beans. They were all great. We were excited to recognize locals eating here. It was a great lunch and I topped it off with an espresso to help me adjust from the time difference for my trip and couldn't recommend this place any more.

Fricassée de volaille, riz was amazing!!!! Huge portions. Had butternut squash soup and it was so…read morecreamy, will definitely be back.

Excellente boulangerie. Mention spéciale pour leur traditions qui est et à été selon mes standards…read morela meilleure du monde. J'ai vécu sur 3 continents au cours des 10 dernières année et suis revenu sur Paris à plusieurs occasions, mais c'est bien leur baguette et leur croissants qui m'ont le plus manqué. Pareil l'accueil est vraiment incomparable, le service et rapide et courtois, ... que de bonnes choses qui nous manquent le lundi et mardi :)

Pastries and croissants! After reading about the Laudreé connection, Mr & I knew we had to come…read morecheck out L'Alliance Croissants were flaky and buttery Pistachio macaron was crispy on the outside, tender on the inside and intensely nutty - amazing! Chocolate eclair was a dark chocolate filled bit of perfection Paris Brest - tender pastry and subtle chestnut / coffee cream Brioche Sucre - tender soft brioche and just the right amount of sweetness

Came here a few times during our trip to Paris in part because it was convenient to our hotel and…read morethe train station. We grabbed a few pastries and a coffee (the only beverage, I believe) and savored crisp sweet deliciousness. Pain au raisin was one we both enjoyed. The almond croissant was also very good. Service was friendly. I don't mind if they reply in English; one time they did and one time they didn't. It was simple enough for me to follow. Did I mention the bread aromas from a block away? It was a great simple bakery and I'll miss going.

I got up early and found a Bakery off the main street near where we were staying called Artocarpus…read more It is a one man show. One room is baked goods for sale and the other is his work room and oven I got a croissant. It was still warm from being in the oven. The owner does not speak English so I just pointed at the croissant and he wrapped it up and off I went. It was fabulous. If you are in the area you should stop by. Came back another day and I tried another pastry which had apple inside which was also outstanding. Everyone else ordering food was a local. I was only tourist. I am jealous of the locals that live in the area and can frequent the place on a regular basis