This is a must go to for French baked goods. Conveniently located close to the train station.read more

Wonderful bakery & don't miss their breakfast sandwiches hiding on a small menu near the register…read more We enjoyed the bacon & egg on a circular croissant & then got a couple of sandwiches to go for lunch. Cappuccino was fantastic.

I heard this was the best bakery in Fontainebleau so we came by and bought practically one of every…read moreitem they had. It was way too much but we wanted to sample everything. Here are some favorites and things we would and would not get again. Good: pistachio eclair, raspberry cream puff (light and very good!!!), mini puffs, Le snickers (great for dark chocolate and nut lovers), beauharnais (dark chocolate on a vanilla wafer, told that this is one of the most popular items) Ok: cream brûlée, Belgian waffle, macaroons, brownie with hazelnuts, originae baguette Pass: napoleon (too sweet); meringue cake; They also sell macaroons. They are cheaper than most places (0.90 euros each) but it is not as good as Pierre Herme or Laudree because the shell/texture is more chewy. However, they are definitely not bad and you get two for the price of one. We tried all of the flavors and the strawberry was pretty good. I usually love pistachio but I didn't care for their pistachio macaroon. It is located in a small side street and the hours vary (closed Monday, afternoons, and Sunday evening). The shop runs out of stuff if you go later in the day. I heard they might have sandwiches during lunch time.

Cherise pistachio crumble, apricot creme pie, creamy framboise cheesecake, a large, crispy…read morebaguette, buttery, flaky croissant and cheesy tomato pizza. WE. LOVED. EVERYTHING!! This was one of the best bakeries we stopped by in ALL of France! And it was so inexpensive too! Like questionably so. There was indeed a line out the door even later in the afternoon, but it was well worth wait. If you're looking for your choice of baked goods however, come early! They were sold out or selling out of things when we were there. We had no issue finding something we all loved though! We couldn't wait to dig in so we just popped a squat a few feet down in an alley and ate our faces off! The shop is small and takeout only. The kind women behind the counter spoke no English at all, but a little pointing got us a long way. The shop is located on the cutest of stone streets! It's passengers only and lined with flower boxes and parked bikes with baskets. A stop here a perfect quintessential French experience....it's exactly what you imagine buying pastries in France would be like. We parked in an underground lot just down the block and paid by the hour. This went hand in hand with our visit to Chateau Fountainbleu located a few minutes away . If you're in the area, don't you dare miss this place!!

Worth the wait! Waited for only about 30 minutes for this lunch spot and it was well worth the…read morewait! We had no idea what the menu said or what to get and the worker was so sweet and helped explain all of the options and what the favorites were. Small little shop, only allows 1 group at a time which honestly makes you feel like rushed/judged. We went with 2 types, one cooked and one curated meat and the one with Brie cheese and one with truffle cheese. Absolutely phenomenal and would recommend if youre in pairs!

I know the jambon buerre is highly rated but I just did not believe it would be THAT good.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!

I think we grabbed items here twice and yes they are very good…read more Is it different than the other 100,000 bakeries in paris.....ehhhh kinda not.. But they execute well and the breads and pastries are good. If you are in the neighborhood or staying close by...it is worth your time to stop by. I wouldn't travel from Montmarte or that distance to taste though

My daughter and I stopped into this place between mealtimes and got a great crab salad sandwich and…read moresome quiche. We ate them at the cute tables outside. Once you take your first bite, you get it. This is one of those places where absolutely everything is yummy. I kept the plastic bag from the bakery with the addresses of all of their bakeries the whole time we were in Paris just to make sure we remember the name and stop in to try more deliciousness. Now, back home, we are missing this bakery a lot.

Class 'Croute is one of the places near Versailles that is open past 6pm. It was pretty hard to…read morefind a place to eat and wait out the rain. They are located near a metro stop and conveniently next door to a McDonald's (we weren't willing to eat at a McDonald's for dinner!). They are kind of a quick meal type of place that offers made to order baguette sandwiches and combos. They also have quick to go item like prepackaged sandwiches and bottles drinks. We opted to try two different baguette sandwich combinations, which includes a drink (bottled or hot) and a dessert. All of their food was tasty and I remember our desserts the most! We got macarons and a little caramelized banana bundt cake. They also have free wifi! I would recommend for a quick snack or meal if you were already headed to the palace of Versailles.

If after a long walk in the Versailles you need stop for a bite here is the place first they do…read morespeak English and then the food is delicious again is a quick bite great prices for such fresh food and even they give a cookie with the meal husband had the chicken masala some notes of lemon and I had the baguette ham aNd cheese cookie perfect with a lot of chocolate on it

Chez Alain Miam Miam is easily one of the best sandwich spots in Paris and absolutely worth the…read morehype, even with the long lines. We tried the jambon sandwich and chicken baguette, paired with a golden ale beer and coffee. Both sandwiches were outstanding--freshly made with incredible bread, generous fillings, and a perfect balance of textures. The strong cheese they offer on the side is a must; it pairs beautifully with the sandwiches, and the staff even lets you try it before deciding, which is a great touch. We did go around 2pm and unfortunately the pastrami was already sold out, which speaks to how popular it is. We also waited about 30-40 minutes in line, but it moved steadily and didn't feel too painful. We were lucky to find a spot to dine in, though most people grab their food to go. Service was friendly and quick despite the constant rush. The atmosphere is more grab-and-go than sit-down, with very limited indoor seating. Most people take their sandwiches to enjoy at a nearby park, which actually adds to the experience. Be prepared for a queue, but it moves faster than expected--and the payoff is absolutely worth it for what might be the best sandwich in the city.

OMSammy. Absolutely one of the best sandwiches I've ever had in my life. They're huge! I strongly…read moresuggest sharing one. These sandwiches are curated, edible pieces of art made with love by the one and only Alain. It's easy to see why they're so popular. People love the sandwiches so much that his stall inside Marche' Des Efants Rouges can see lines lasting upwards of an hour or more. And people stay in the line. We lucked out and only had to wait about twenty minutes. I tell you, I'd wait all day if need be. I often dream of the sandwiches we had and can't wait to have them again. A picture is worth a thousand words and therefore, my photos can tell you everything you need to know about how good the sandwiches were. It makes me smile when I look at the pic of us with Alain. What a wonderful human being producing wonderful food for the people.