From the owner: chocolats hauts de gamme , présentations étonnantes.read more

The hubby and I found this shop via a YouTube video…read more The shop is tiny but the flavors are huge. We brought back a couple of tiny restaurant sized jars of black cherry, blueberry, blackberry , and honey and then a full sized jar of strawberry. I regret not bringing back full sized jars of black cherry and blackberry which were absolutely superb. All the jams and jellies we brought home were perfectly flavored and not overly sweet.

The jam here are amazing! So fruity, perfectly sweet, and…read morevariety of delicious flavors! I would recommend you come by to try out the flavors but be aware these weigh your luggage down. I got back in the US and learned that they ship globally, granted it may not have the same freshness? but an awesome to know that you don't have to fly to Paris to get these yummy jam for your toasts or charcuterie boards~ Update: Shipping cost to the US is pretty steep. Jam in your luggage on your visit in Paris instead ha.

So many pastries and food options! My only gripe is there is nowhere to sit and eat for most of the…read morespots in here so you have to take it to go. The interior is nice. I ended up getting the Philippe Conticini XXL croissant from here. It was enormous and was basically breakfast for the week haha! It was 35 euros. Yes, it was tasty and as expected for a croissant. No, unfortunately we were not able to finish it.

Galeries Lafayette Gourmet is the gourmet wing of the famous Galeries Lafayette, a multi-structure…read moredepartment store complex on Boulevard Haussmann. I've been three times in the last three years, despite not living in the country. It's a little hectic and hard to navigate for me to love unreservedly, but there's no doubt that it offers a plethora of good food. I can't think of anything quite like it in the U.S., but if you've been to the Harrods food halls or department stores in Asia, you might recognize the dense arrangement of mini restaurants and food purveyors, spread out across several floors. My first visit was for an hour-long hangout with friends, and we had a hell of a time finding a place to sit down while we got a coffee or snack. We went up and down the escalator scouting things out, but almost every spot with seating was overrun on a Saturday afternoon. We ended up at an okay pan-Asian spot called Rice Street between lunch and dinner service, getting boba and sheltering from the chaos. I went two days in a row on my more recent trip to Paris, first for a Glace BACHIR pop-up, and then to get an easy on-the-go lunch before getting sucked into the broader maw of the main Galeries Lafayette. It was crowded both days, the ground floor crawling with people. Both the ice cream and my sandwich, from Chez Meunier, were delicious. I haven't quite figured out Galeries Lafayette Gourmet, but it's a worthwhile destination if you want to run around trying pastries and chocolates and other French delectables. It's kind of overwhelming, but you will likely eat well.

vendeuse pas poli j'ai pris un panni au poulet…read more j'ai retrouver un os à l'intérieur Plus les pâtisseries sont congelés

The French definitely know how to bake. They have the best pastries! I stayed at an Airbnb down the…read morestreet and have tried a handful of pastries here and loved them all! Croissants: light, flakey, buttery... Purely delicious! Chocolate croissant: two, that's right, TWO strips of chocolate layered between thin flakey amazingness in my mouth. A must get! Coconut flan: not the typical mexican flan. I'd say 100% better! It tastes like a soft cake/ firm custard with a hint of coconut and only slightly sweet. A light hint of vanilla kisses the tongue but that natural milk flavor seduces thereafter. Pear tart: thin and not too sweet. Delicious! Fresh pear layers the tart. White "home-made" yogurt: tart and perfectly milky. They give you sugar packets to tame the tartness. Similar to American style Greek yogurt but a lot tastier.

It's an attractive, high quality, and pricy chocolate shop right along the main commercial strip of…read moreRouen. We picked up a small gift box for a Parisian acquaintance we were to see. Their signature product appeared to be their chocolate dusted almonds for which they were offering samples - yum.

Auzou is a pretty little shop in Central Rouen. I stopped to pick up some treats and presents to…read morebring home, and found the staff friendly and helpful. The chocolates I bought were very good - recommend those! The macarons on the other hand really had no flavor at all.

Okay I am a pate, foir, and encrout slut...I will walk all over Paris for the best…read more Gilles Verot provides some of the finest Charcutier period! Three generations of providing this to the Parisians. Really unique Encrout concoctions ...some with Salmon etc. Grab some bread, a bottle of wine, and some items from here

Cher mais délicieux. La nouvelle organisation autour de la…read morecaisse n'est pas très pratique est ralonge la queue et l'attente La galette cochonade pendant la galette des rois est une tuerie, surtout réchauffée, et peut s'acheter à la part Les mini boudins blancs sont bons, mais ce aux morilles sont encore meilleurs Le pâté en croûte de Houdan est un peu décevant, car trop collant à l'intérieur. En général, les pâtés de la maison sont magnifiques. Le pâté en croûte de canard. Figues et foie gras est un pur délice bien que très cher. Le pain des amis qui s'achète au poids est aussi très bon. Une très belle maison que je recommande malgré le coût

I always stop in here to pick up cans of Foie Gras to take back to my mother, this time she wanted…read more12 cans, so I went ahead and got her 15.... and they even threw in and extra one just for me. The staff is always nice and friendly and speak perfect English, which is fortunate . A good location close to Bon Marche and Hermes if you like nice things, which we know most of the people on Yelp don't!