Pierre Hermé is a must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth visiting Paris. We purchased an…read moreassortment of macarons, and every flavor was exceptional--beautifully balanced, flavorful, and crafted with incredible attention to detail. What stood out most was how light and delicate the macarons felt. Compared to Ladurée, I found Pierre Hermé's macarons less sweet and lighter in texture, making them easy to enjoy without feeling overly rich. The quality was so impressive that we ended up purchasing several boxes to bring back home as gifts for friends. Service was friendly and efficient, making the experience smooth despite the popularity of the shop. If you're looking for premium macarons in Paris, Pierre Hermé absolutely lives up to its reputation. 5/5 - Delicious, elegant macarons that are lighter and more refined than many others I've tried. Perfect for both indulging yourself and bringing home as gifts.

Yummy macarons, probably the best I've tasted. When in…read moreParis we stopped here and it did not disappoint. It was a bit pricey for a box but we chipped in and picked a few flavors we each wanted to try. The store was super clean and staff were fast getting through customers in line and were friendly. If I'm ever back here/ I'd get more macarons.

Jacques Genin is my abaolute favorite place to get sweet souvenirs from Paris. I know they are…read moreknown for their chocolates but my favorite is thier caramel. They are so rich and melts in your mouth. If you prefer something lighter and fruity, they have strawberry, mango and passionfruit flavors too. Note: there is a Japanese speaker Yuki working sometimes at this location.

Nicey but pricey! We visited this shop and after much…read moredeliberation we bought the fruit jellies and caramels. We selected 1 of each flavour and our bill came to around €24! They were delicious - but I am just not sure that they were worth that much money..........

You want high-end chocolate as your last minute gift because you forgot to buy something? La Maison…read moredu Chocolat got me out of the doghouse today with a great selection of chocolates. Particularly the dark chocolate dipped orange slices. I'm saved! One box of that for my wife and one box of the chocolate hazelnuts for me. The young man working the counter wrapped them nicely and spoke perfect English. Easy, pleasy! [Review 12205 overall, 1989 of 2019.]

This is just a small stand/kiosk in Terminal 2F that sells chocolates and macaroons…read more I tried their pistachio ganache macaroon, and I was blown away! I had tried macaroons in France and in the US, but I had never been impressed. The macaroon from la Maison du Chocolat was so light and just melted in my mouth, "lighter than the air" as they say. I'm going back to get more! Highly recommended! ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become Yelp friends! Thank you and happy Yelping! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them!

I came across Chocolat Ilene boutique on a Montmartre Walking tour. The fact that the walking guide…read more(a longtime French chef) recommended her shop speaks highly of the chocolates. A Korean woman is the chocolatier and she is obviously skilled at chocolate artistic sculpture for festive events. But it is her fine chocolates that dominate the candy case - which catch my eyes. I find an Asian sensibility pleasing in the variety of filling/flavor choices. After having several samples of chocolates and a house made macaron, I bought an assorted chocolate box. Yum! The boutique itself is like a small candy box filled with treats - nice ambiance. With the lab in the back, the chocolates are as fresh as can be. Next time I'm in the Montmartre neighborhood, I'll be stopping by again!

On a walking food tour of the Montmarte area, we had the opportunity to stop in and try the…read moredelicious macarons and chocolates that are so thoughtfully crafted here. I loved getting to support a small local business and hearing the history of the sisters who opened the shop. The macarons that we tried here were hands-down the best that we ate during our trip to Paris and the chocolate was top-notch. I thoroughly enjoyed the unique combination of flavors, especially the black sesame macaron. Skip the larger chain shops and come try Chocolat Illèné.

I was in Paris and actually saw my favorite chef YouTuber Josh Weissman post about this place so I…read morehad to go. They have so many specialty chocolates to choose from. I purchased 3 bars: one for myself and two as gifts. I am eating the Ecuador 70%. I wish I could've sampled the chocolates in the store to know which ones I should buy. This one is a 7/10. I've had better chocolates. This one is a little waxy almost. Doesn't melt super well. Is sweeter than expected and I'm not picking up the notes very well. The staff were friendly and explained about the chocolates when I asked. We were offered a sample and I asked if they had hazelnuts so my friend with an allergy couldn't have it. The store was cool inside with chocolate sculptures. I enjoyed Chapon Chocolate a bit better!

This was the best praline I had in Paris! It is literally perfect, with optimal texture and…read moresaltiness. You don't need to try any others, just go here.

I had a three hour layover at the CDG airport and decided to buy some macarons to take back to…read moreRennes. I was looking at the kiosk when the worker offered me a free chocolate sample, which was very delicious. She told me that all of the macarons are filled with a chocolate ganache, which I thought was very interesting. I got the Venezuela ("Dark Chocolate with a Woody Note" and Pistachio Macaron. The Venezuela was a dark chocolate which I loved, although I didn't really get the "woody notes" The pistachio flavor wasn't super strong and balanced well with the dark ganache. for upward of 3 euros each, these are definitely more of a treat than an every day snack, but I will be back next time I'm in Paris!

I ended up getting the round box of hazelnuts praline and a box of macaroons there was a nice young…read moregentleman that helped me and give me a free sample of the chocolate mint and a little cup of water and up spending about €47 But I always love a trip to this place in Paris locations especially in the airport have the best chocolate

Just walked into this chocolate shop to look for a snack. The man working there rudely asked me if…read moreI had any business there. I said I was browsing, and he told me that was not allowed. Seriously. He said "no looking, leave." I asked how I was supposed to buy something if I couldn't browse, but he just kept repeating I couldn't look around. He was extraordinarily rude, so I walked out after signing to him that he was #1. I didn't get a chance to taste the chocolate, but I'm assuming it leaves a bitter aftertaste, just like the douche working there. I'm hoping my review will encourage others to avoid giving this place their business. Edit: I found La Chocolaterie in the square on the corner of Place Marceau and Place Du Cygne. The staff there was extremely friendly and the chocolates were delicious.