I have been to this bakery a number of times over the past seven years. It hasn't changed…read more Consistently good. Great pan au chocolat and other pastries. If you're there during lunch time, grab a sandwich to go. My "go to" is the ham and cheese baguette. If you don't speak French, it's pretty much a point to order place. The women that work there speak little to no English (not sure about other languages).

This bakery is in a little village close to the hotel I stay at every time I'm in Paris. I've never…read morebeen there in the morning which I bet they have more items to choose from. They close after lunch hours (at 2pm I think) and reopen again at 5pm. I always get the same thing because it's so good I can't find it anywhere else. This almond tart is heavenly delicious!!!!! Sometime it has chocolate filling. Sometime it's some kind of berries filling. I love them all. If you like baguette, they offer the traditional one as well. (I prefer the regular one) Once you pick your pastry, it will be wrapped individually and I think it's really cute how they wrap it. I try to watch how they do that but they did it so fast!! Anyway this place is a gem you all should try!

I visited this pâtisserie on Nov 9 2024 as my final breakfast before flying home to NYC. The…read morepastries were delicious - including tart aux pommes, a cheese pastry, and a raspberry eclair. All these were delicious - and they heated up the cheese pastry for me, which was a perfect more savory but very slightly sweet start to this decadent meal. I do my best to order and communicate in French, and I appreciated that the lady helping me spoke back to me in French as well, and was patient with my poor language skills. I was extremely surprised and very appreciative that she actually gifted me an extra slice of tart aux pommes!! I didn't expect that and I felt very welcomed by such a exchange. I ended bringing that slice all the way home to NYC with me where I shared it with my partner. He usually doesn't like sweets like this, but said this one was a really good balance of sweet and tart. Merci beaucoup, mes amis de La Vieille France ! Vos pâtisseries ont été dégustées outre-mer.

A delicious traditional bakery for fresh pastries. Check it out if you are in the area. Yum!read more

Yum, Yum and YUM! Daily pop in while visiting Paris and staying in the area. Something delicious…read morefor everyone!

Very good bakery located near where we were staying…read more The croissant was very good and their pear tart was fantastic. Loved the local service who tried their best to speak English.

I'm more than overjoyed to know that there is such a quality bakery that you would normally find in…read morethe well to do quarters of Paris. Sandwiches, croissants, breads were all fantastic. That explains the long lines they have around lunchtimes. Better to go at the slow times so you can order at leisure. There's so much to choose from

We had to make a second visit on our trip to Paris. It was amazing. We even took baked goods home…read morewith us to the US. I attempted some weak French, and everyone was very friendly and helpful! We ate in, and it was fun to sit in a little French bakery to enjoy our sandwiches and espresso.

American should probably stick to Starbucks. The staff put my croissants in the microwave for one…read moreminute and killed them and then acted disgusted and wanted me to take them although they were ruined. I asked for a light toasting in the toaster not the microwave. I think the store did this on purpose as they I ordered a latte and they heated the milk in the microwave as well. I spent $6 on a 2 destroyed croissants, microwave heated milk and coffee. Sorry for this review, but staff needs retraining and I'll stick to Starbucks until then.

Another good spot for baked goods and pastries here in France. It's a cute little bakery. They had…read morea nice variety to choose from. I did feel a tad rushed considering there weren't a lot of people there but maybe that's just how it is in Paris. Anyway I got a crookie (croissant cookie). It was a solid choice although I wish I had the chance to try some of the other fancy pastries.

Ok so my wife wanted a bakery in Paris. A real bakery. So I searched and found this place which one…read moreof the sandwiches won 2nd best sandwich in Paris. They unfortunately didn't have the sandwich that took second but we still got a bunch of other stuff like macaroons, a chicken cheese sandwich, baguette, Crossaint, chocolate Crossaint, and a raspberry tart and light cheese cake. Well if you couldn't tell nothing stiff a chance as we destroyed everything. I think the highlight for me was the macaroon and cheese cake.

A gem This was our…read morelast stop before we headed to the airport to cone back home. Recommend by a friend who use to live in Paris, in the same area as the bakery. She told me I needed to get the pain au chocolat as they tend to run out. I got myself the ham and tomato thing as well as a big log covered in chocolate. I ate what I got on my flight back to LA. My friend was right. They make good stuff. I have to commend the person working. She was literally the only person out there. It was quite busy and she had her hands full

While I passed many bakeries on the walk through Montmartre, I am glad I stopped in at Le Grenier á…read morePain. Upon entering the bakery, I was greeted by the aroma of butter and the sight of neat rows of fresh pastries. I really wanted to try one of everything, but I was determined to try the pain au chocolat, a personal favorite. Le Grenier a Pain's pain au chocolat was much larger and heartier than others I've tried yet retained its buttery-flakiness without feeling too heavy. I really enjoyed the pillowy texture of the pain au chocolat, which included a generous amount of chocolate folded inside. Paired with a cafe au lait, I was in heaven. The bakery is small yet inviting, and there was no seating indoors or outdoors. While I was hoping to enjoy my pastry on-the-go, it started pouring outside, so I was forced to huddle underneath the awning while I consumed my pain au chocolat. While I'd definitley come back for another pain au chocolat, I would also want to sample their savory pastries on my next visit.

This little Pâtisserie quickly became a favorite of ours during our stay in a hotel nearby. By…read moreexploring the neighborhood and walking around, we saw this little shop in a not so busy area. There are several restaurants and businesses nearby - all appearing to serve locals. In any case, they have a great selection of pastries and breads. Everything looks scrumptious. We tried several pastries over a few visits. They have several raspberry pastries that are fresh and fantastic. A few almond pastries that were also tasty. There's a good mix of cakes and tarts. Their coffees were also good. We sat outside a they have seating for around 15-20 people - and on a nice night, they do get busy. A lot of people walking in just to get their baguette for the next morning. If you're in the neighborhood, it's definitely worth your while to stop by. You will be pleasantly surprised.

I came here during my last morning in Paris. Of course I did my usual routine of buying a lot of…read morepastries: chocolate croissants and madeleines for my kids! Everything was nice and yummy. The madeleines were moist and fresh even days after. Highly recommend!