A few of these Laduree macaron shops at the Orly airport in Paris. So many macarons laid out in…read morethe glass display case with beautiful colors. I inquired to the clerk about the Marie Antoinette blue macaron which looked interesting. She advised that the flavor although blue, was Chinese Black Tea. I purchased two of them at 2.90€ and it was well worth the price. The first bite produced a slight crunch then a light creamy center. They offer different classy looking gift boxes for multiple macarons to take with you on your flight. These macarons are a craze here in Paris and seem larger in size than the ones in the USA.

Pretty spot at orly to get your souvenir. Must get outside security before going in…read more Looks lavish, 3 different station. One across from it, then next to it to lounge in and one for quick Togo. 19 small lil macaroon to 35£. Love it but ima allergic since there are nuts. These are great gift tho! I recommend

BIIIIIIIITCH if you're looking for quick airport food, this is as quality as it gets. carrot juice…read moreand blueberry muffins and shit hellllll yes. really nice cashier and super delish pasta and a nice quality juice!

What can I say? Not good and way too expensive (like, 12 € for a small, dry, tasteless sandwich, a…read moredrink and a dessert). If you need a quick snack, you should rather buy it from the tiny Petit Casino shop before the security check of the B gates (in front of the pharmacy). It will taste slightly better and cost half the price. The drawback being, of course, that you won't be able to carry your drink through the security check because of stupid regulations on liquids. But still.

I ordered an espresso and a caprese salad for breakfast before our flight. Espresso was fantastic…read more Caprese was ok. My wife ordered a pain au chocolate. It was good but served room temp. No heat? Great coffee. Check it out.

For a weary international traveler, on their first steps into Paris, any croissant looks good. Paul…read moreis, of course, a chain. This particular outpost was quite busy, full of families rebuilding their energy with various sugary beverages and tasty treats. Despite the chaos, it did not disappoint. The croissants are flakey and have great flavor. Sure it is a chain, but honestly it is pretty satisfying.

The food is bad & overpriced. Service was also bad. I should have checked yelp first. Would not…read morereturn.

Excellent food!! I had the goat cheese salad and my boyfriend had the fish & chips - both were…read moredelicious. It's a little pricey, but you don't feel so bad after your meal comes out! Awesome service as well. If I ever come back to Orly again, this is a must!

How are airport croissants SO good. This totally made up for the fact that I didn't get a chance to…read morestop in a boulangerie on my short trip. I usually stop at Paul in airport or metro waits but I'm sooooo happy Orly is about that Eric Kayser life because they are just SO good. The pain au chocolat is buttery, soft, warm, fresh, delicious and everything you need and more. Not too sweet and perfect avec un petit café. Writing this just makes me want more! Our cashier on that particular morning was cranky and did not look happy to be there. Her colleague was in better spirits and more welcoming. It was also 540 AM and she was serving croissants instead of eating them, so I'd be salty too.

This chain has some decent pastries if you're on the go. I honestly can't believe how good their…read moreproducts are. It was nice to have them at Orly whilst waiting to board a flight to Venice. The coffee and croissants were fresh and delish!

Nice little cafe in the Orly Paris airport. This Exki company strives on providing healthy foods…read moreand a variety of organic coffee. Chose to buy an Americano coffee for 4.20€. It was stifling hot, so had to wait about ten minutes to start sipping but it was tasty and woke me up.

After 3 flights and tired was looking for something to drink while waiting for my next flight. I…read moresaw opposite this play Relay kiosk and decided to buy something there instead. I took my bottle and say at my gate when a staff member from exki came to my table and asked me very rudely where I did I get my drink. I said I bought it from Relay, he tells me no- and proceeds to take my drink. I follow him. He goes to Relay and asks the cashier who agrees that I purchased it there. This is not enough for him, he asks her to print out the receipt! He has MY receipt in his hand and tells me that I have to have my receipt, I tell him he is a very rude man and that if I dont want my receipt I do not have to keep one. He then crumples it up and throws it in my face! Literally throws it in my face! Because of this I will unfortunately never purchase anything from here. I do hope that management sees this review, I have a video of the employee in question. This, without doubt has been an awful experience!

I was so happy to see a familiar Starbucks in the Orly airport. Unfortunately, to my great shock…read moreand surprise, the staff was so surly and pouty and unfriendly, I couldn't believe it. Usually the standards at Starbucks are high. Staff is friendly and helpful, the coffee is good, etc. I was even more surprised to read the other reviews which mirrored my own very bad experience. And Starbucks does nothing about this! WTF?

Funny to read the two other reviews rate this Starbucks poorly...and 6-7 years later this location…read moreis still run horribly! I was very hungry and tired after landing in ORLY in the late afternoon. I wrote a horrible review about ORLY in general, and unfortunately, my 1-star rating extends to the establishments in ORLY... I thought I could stomach a nice, sugar-fied Starbucks flavored latte after bracing immigration, but I lost my appetite once I got in line. While in line, I spotted something that seemed redeeming about this French Starbucks---a collection of vegetarian and vegan cold sandwiches. I picked up a "Pesto Toastie" and naively thought things were looking up... Once I got to the register, I took a glance at the pastry selection and the Millionaire Shortbread (caramel shortbread) slice stood out, and I thought that would pair well with my sandwich for a decent airport meal. There was a young man (I assume who was new since the cashier was telling him what to do step-by-step) who didn't understand when I asked for Millionaire Shortbread despite my pointing, and when he finally understood, messily packaged it so the chocolate topping was completely smeared. In the land of so-called optimal culinary presentation, his action was a shame... I asked for a replacement bar and he obliged, but with a bit of attitude. Ah, Paris. You can never catch a break...even at Starbucks. As for the food - the toastie should have been warmed (thanks for not asking guys!), but at least the Millionaire Shortbread tasted good (they should offer this in US Starbucks!)