Came here for a baguette. We also got a quiche Lorraine and 2 espressos. Sat to enjoy our coffee…read more We watched the place go from just us to line going out the door. It's like same pricing as the bay area in the us. But it has 4 dollar signs on Yelp. Guess it's considered a fancy place. The food is excellent. The staff is very friendly. They dont know what is nondairy milk btw. Should come try it out. We'll be back tmr and prob the day after too.

Delicious and very reasonably priced. The owner / worker while I was there spoke English and was…read morevery nice. Seems patronized by many people local to the area. The berries in my torte were so fresh! Wonderful balance of delicious yet still light.

The best sandwiches in this area! Very friendly staff. Some…read morealso speak English. Their lunch packages are very reasonably priced and they make a real effort in serving you promptly, even though their queueing system is not perfect. Even whenvery crowded, which happens quite alot, you don't have to wait ages to get your lunch.

Every single thing there was delicious. The macaroons, the pastries, the bread...all just perfect!read more

I was walking around the area and saw Boulangerie Coubertin, which is a take-out bakery with…read moresandwiches, pastries, and cakes. It was very cheap and convenient, and the food was also decent. My dad and I had just arrived from the airport and we were looking to grab a quick bite. I tried finding Boulangerie Coubertin on Yelp but it didn't show up, but when I looked up "boulangerie," this place and another place showed up where Boulangerie Coubertin should've been. When I Google Mapped Gallet Leclerc, it automatically went to Boulangerie Coubertin. Long story short, Gallet Leclerc does does not exist. This place is Boulangerie Coubertin!

Oh how I've missed the croissants here! Near our old apartment, and finally getting write this long…read moreawaited review. Love the croissants! Such a neighborhood gem. They are actually crispy and so fresh, just like how a real Parisian croissant should be! Can't wait to come back!

My favorite bakery in this neighborhood. Their baguettes are usually hot from the oven & meaty…read more Love their croissants also.

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!

Carette is a cool spot for a hot chocolate as you get a large amount of hot chocolate and a side of…read morefresh made whipped cream to go with it for about 13 euros. I had a mimosa also which was 20 euros (too much). There is a long wait for a table at Carette as it's become very popular thanks to Tik Tok and IG. We stood in light for about 30 minutes. The staff does a great job of keeping things moving as quickly as possible, but they can only do so much as people are relaxed while enjoying their hot chocolate and treats. We noticed several tables around us getting strawberries and cream which looked amanzing but the price of this was not listed anywhere in the menu so we opted to not be sticker shocked any further (a-hem 20 euros for one glass of mimosa). Ultimately, Carette offers delicious hot chocolate and it's great to say that you went there, but I can't imagine having hot chocolate in 90 degree farenheit weather outside, after standing in line for 30 minutes, but do you boo! When in Paris...

Famed for the award-winning Baguette Maison Julien at 13 Rue Pierre Demours opens daily from 07h00…read moreuntil 20h00, arrival at 07h30 finding shelves still largely empty while who women worked to keep up with a steady stream of traffic. Less friendly than other Parisian Boulangerie, one woman flatly refusing to acknowledge English despite correcting guests misconception of Pears as Apples, it was turning to the other clerk that five Pastries were procured for €13. Offering limited seating, a pair of locals playing cards over Coffee present throughout a half-hour stay, Viennoiserie are highlighted by flaky Chausson aux Pommes still-warm from the oven while the Chocolate Pistachio Escargot is flaccid yet quite rich. Executing Palmier appropriately, though the Pear Tart is fairly mundane, fans of Choux will find Maison Julien's Religeuse offering a clean break to fluffy insides filled with delicate Coffee Cream that is not overly sweet.

Pastries was excellent. service was quick. forgot to take picture of the pastries because we ate it…read moreall