Eric Kayser is a pastry shop that has much more than the usual pastries and macarons - gorgeously…read moredecorate cakes are in their bakery case, as well. My friends and I found this shop with a long line and decided we must try some goods here. I got a chocolate ball of amazingness - some crunch and so rich - and also tried their big macaron. I loved their big ol' macaron that broke apart perfectly as it should when I took a bite. Just the right amount of chocolate to it and I found it quite enjoyable. For me, the chocolate ball stole the show though! I would go here again without hesitation.

In a city where Pain au Chocolat and other breakfast pastries are a dime a dozen, Eric Kayser…read morereally takes it to another level. In fact, it was the only bakery my foodie friend recommended for breakfast before my arrival. This one is conveniently located as a one minute walk from Jasmin (Metro Line 9). Not busy when I arrived around 8am on a Tuesday. I tried both the Pain au Chocolat and the Almond Croissant and they were both phenomenal. Both crusts were flaky and buttery and there was a perfect amount of filling, plenty of sliced almonds on top as well! The espresso is served from a Nespresso and just reminded me of my Pixie at home :) The Pain au Chocolat comes as a mini so you can definitely have both in one go. Highly recommended stop en route to your tourist attractions!

This place has potential to be amazing, but unfortunately I can't give it more than 3 stars. I…read morethink because Paris doesn't really have many doughnut shops, the competition is relatively low. That probably explains the high price. And because the shop space is limited, they might not be able to make doughnuts continuously, which is why they run out. But if you go early and don't expect American doughnut shop standard, you will likely enjoy! Pros: The flavor options are fun enough. The doughnuts taste good. The chocolate glaze on the Puffed Rice doughnut was super dark and added an interestingly sweet bitterness to the overall flavor. Cons: Each doughnut is really expensive. The flavors could be more impressive. They run out by day's end so your selection is limited as the day goes on. I assume they don't bake the doughnuts periodically throughout the day, so if you get yours towards the end of business hours, they'll have been sitting there for a while and may be kind of dry.

4.5/5 No line at…read more10:00AM Wednesday. Pros: -Amazing donuts! -Water closet/restroom -~6 different flavors -Nice staff Cons: -Slightly expensive for donuts Plain Glazed Donut (3.10 euro) Plain glazed yeast donut. The dough was fairly dense without being heavy, and the glaze was thick and not overly sweet. Though I typically prefer light and fluffy donuts, I really enjoyed this one, and would certainly come back again for it!

Picked up a Galette de Rois to celebrate with family. It survived the 2 hour trip to Angers and was…read moredelicious with a nice, firm crust and creamy just sweet enough frangipane filling. The hidden trinket is a plastic La Pâtisserie chip. I'll admit that this was my first, but it was visually more appealing than others I've seen at bakery chains and of course the cheaper versions at the supermarchés. The other elaborate desserts on display were beautiful but on the higher end nearing 8-9 euros each, so I opted just for a galette.

Patisserie perfection. A short walk from our hotel, La Patisserie Cyril Lignac is a quiet shop with…read moresome of the most beautiful pastries I've ever seen. My croissant had the lightest, flakiest exterior, a perfect honeycomb interior with layers that stretched delicately as I pulled it apart. Heaven in every bite. Husband got a baba au rhum (which I am told was delicious but VERY rum-soaked), and I also got a palmier, which was absolutely wonderful. We will go back before we leave to try their equinox entremet (we're told it's the best thing in their case).

Lovely staff, fantastic bread, and tasty pastries. You can't help but pop into this brightly…read morecolored store on your way down the street. I highly recommend the fruit tarts and the baguettes... but everything is delicious!! We stayed down the street and visited this shop almost daily!!

I tried the clafoutis cerise and it was heavenly! The shop is very cute and the woman working there…read morewas friendly.

This was my local bakery, where I often picked up a warm baguette. Simple desserts, but Made well.read more

Very good bread and pastries in a beautiful old building…read more Locals wait in line outside to buy their baguettes at this place. Service is friendly and they have a coffee machine too so you can also get an espresso and enjoy your pastry. There are a few tables outside but no seating inside. A good place to keep in mind when in the area.

Got a baguette and a latte, the baguette was very delectable and really brightened my morning, the…read morelatte on the other hand was just a shot of espresso with milk foam, there fore three stars

My husband and I were in Paris for 2 days and we passed this place coming out of the metro and we…read morewent out of our way to come back before we flew out of Paris. We tried a croissant, Nutella crepe, and raspberry mouse. If I were to recommend any bakery in Paris, it would be this one. The staff was super kind and helpful even though I don't speak French. It's right on the corner and close to the metro, and the Pantheon. Just a few streets uphill from Notre Dame. It didn't feel touristy at all. Everything was priced super fair and one of the less expensive places we went. They had seating outside but not much, only 2 tables. I want to go back and try everything they had on the menu!!

I expected to find bakeries at every corner in Paris. But that is not necessarily true…read more. As a matter of fact, they are more sparse than I thought, and most of them close around 8pm. But alas, if you find one that looks appealing, I would suggest going in and trying something. That's exactly what happened to us today. We just stumbled on this jewel. First of all.. they had plenty of staff, but they were all getting ready to close. So we made it just in time. The place is set amongst a gorgeous pedestrian street (for the most part). The restaurant itself does give a nice French bakery feel. And it smells of freshly baked bread. I wanted to grab one of everything! But we only have 2 hands each after all. So we grabbed some sandwiches, one of them - the delicious croque monsieur! The ultimate ham and cheese sandwich! We also took a few pastries and some croissants of course! Oh.. and who could forget a nice baguette!? Everything tastes as good as it looks! Next time you're close to the Military School metro station, make sure to stop by and grab something from Maison Juliene! Tre'Magnifique!

This place is a gem. Right in the middle of rue clear, they have delicious baguette sandwiches and…read morepastries. We got a ham and cheese baguette, chocolate croissant and almond croissant. All were delicious! The place is unassuming but some of the best croissants and baguettes I tried in Paris

The best baguette in Paris, magical iced lattes, warm ones are equally delicious, and homemade…read morelemonade that cools you down instantly. Sandwiches and salads hit the spot. Best way to start your day. Look no further and enjoy your cool beverage here on a hot day. You will keep coming back for more!

Very delicious. Friendly service especially to an American attempting to speak French and not…read moredoing it well. Relaxed atmosphere. Croique Monsieur, Royal, Pain du Chocolat all excellent.