As described. Small French bakery ordered baguettes, raisin croissant, and chocolate croissant. Each was crunchy, flaky, and so soft inside. Fully recommend! read more

Popped in and grabbed a raisin croissant, not too sweet, chock full of raisins, crispy edges and soft center. This was a really solid and standard option. Service is quick! read more

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By pure luck we stayed right next to it and walked down at 7am to get the freshest trio of all for €6.50; pain au chocolat + croissant + almond croissant. So flakey, buttery and crunchy! Spoke broken french to them but they were polite about it lol. read more

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Voted one of the top 10 croissants in 2023 so we had to try it out since we were already in the area! My bf tried the pain au chocolat and I had their croissant - it had flakey layers on the outside and was very light and airy, but personally it felt like something was missing. It's worth trying and I enjoyed the croissant, but I wouldn't make a special trip to come here. read more

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Arrived in Paris late in the afternoon and grabbed some sandwiches and a salad from this local Boulangerie based on a recommendation. Not a lot to pick from since it was the end of the day. We also didn't know to ask to heat up the sandwiches which probably would have made it much better but the sandwiches were still pretty good. read more

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- Gluttony Expedition - Croissant: mmm. It's good, but not too crazy about it. Cheese tart: light in texture and sweetness. Not bad! - Conqueror's Deduction - The best croissant? I had better ones in Italy.. Croissants in Paris tend to be airy, soft, not too flaky unlike ones in US and other countries. It was ok. read more

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Overall, I thought this place was a good spot for viennoiserie and breads. I was really looking forward to trying their famous croissants/pan au chocolat. I tried the following: -Pain au chocolat -Croissants aux amandes -Kouign Amann These were all good pastries - buttery, rich and decadent. My only issue was that the items I had all seemed to be a bit old and I could tell they were not fresh (maybe a couple of hours stale). Still very tasty, but just a bit underwhelming. I'd visit this spot again, but probably visit earlier (maybe 7am?) to really get the fresher items (I got mine on two occasions around 8:30am/9:00am). The service is pretty straight-forward. Like most patisseries, this place does not have seating, but there is a small park across the street with some benches. read more

I was in the area shopping and popped in for a takeaway croissant, tartelette au citron and a café express. The tartelette was fab, but the croissant was the star of the show! Crisp exterior and beautiful, beautiful folds. So delicious and I received excellent service, too! A gem of a bakery in a sea of many! read more

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I was on the hunt for the best tasting Croissant in Paris, and on my last day I found it. Their placements in croissant competitions thru the last years are proudly displayed in the window. This place has been in co to up's operation since 1857 and I can tell you from my tasting Tout Autour is la meilluere. The flaking, stretch of inside when pulling off a piece, moist inside and the butter, oh the butter flavor comes thru so good. Perfection. read more

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We stopped in based on a YouTube video by Devour Tours, and we're glad we went! We got an almond croissant and it was amazing! The almond version had this wonderful crispy crust and had the most natural almond flavor. My mom bought a raspberry tart and she adored it. The crust was perfect and the freshness of the raspberries were at its peak. Would return! read more

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Unfortunately I did not have the time to try all the bakeries I wanted to visit in Paris, but based on my experience, I still think this one is well worth going out of your way to try. I spoke to them in French and service was polite and friendly. Items ranked in order of preference: Croissant: Crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside. I found it to be richer and more buttery than Stohrer croissants and the average American croissant with what felt like a longer bake to achieve the shell and a slightly toastier flavor. Viennoiserie Aux Amandes: This is not what I want from an almond croissant because I like the strong flavor of almond paste or crème d'amande and here it was competing with chocolate. But I did prefer these to the regular pain au chocolate, especially reheated in the oven. Pain Au Chocolat: Compromised as it was a day 2 croissant by the time I ate it but the quality of the chocolate inside was nice and there was a good distribution. Though I still preferred the regular croissants (even on day 2). Spinach Empanada: The filling was too soft for me and not that flavorful but I preferred the texture of the pastry which was slightly flaky but held together well. Meat Empanada: The filling was slightly better than the spinach but nowhere near a great empanada and the pastry was way too crumbly when you actually started eating it. Sandwiches: Absolutely do not get the sandwiches. There is barely any filling and what is there is offputtingly sour. read more

The service was incredible and the croissants and pain au raisin were great! We were really impressed.

Arrived around 9AM and there were limited bread options. Ordered a quiche and croissant plus espresso. Quiche were really cold. I wonder if I was supposed to ask to warm it up? Everything was fine. If you're close to it stop by but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. read more

4.1 the stars is ridiculous! This place is it five stars all the way, how do I know? I just finished "The Great Croissant Hunt"! The French Bastards Cédric Grolet Opera La Maison d'Isabelle Le Boulanger de la Tour Stohrer Angelina's LAURENT DUCHÊNE Sain Boulangerie Boris Lumé Boulangerie & Mamiche. I can say without a doubt Tout Autour du Pain IS THE BEST CROISSANT IN ALL OF PARIS! Also, try the almond croissant! read more

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Super yummy fresh croissants (of all kinds) and some tasty cookies too. inexpensive tasty breakfast

THE BEST CROISSANT!!!! It has won numerous awards and rightfully so. The visible layers have the perfect crispness on the outside and once you bite into it you can feel the buttery fluffy airiness that occupies the interior. I'm in heaven. read more

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We made a trek from our hotel to try this bakery out. There were two people ahead of us and the staff moved quickly. We ordered a regular croissant and an almond croissant. Were they delicious? Yes. Were they worth the 40 minutes total of travel time? No. The regular croissant was buttery and flaky but we've had equally delicious ones. I would recommend trying this place if you're in the neighborhood but perhaps skip it if you have to travel a long way. read more

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I am a bread monster. I love bread so much. I can polish off a baguette (or even two) in one sitting, especially in the bread capital that is Paris. I stopped at this picturesque little boulangerie while exploring the Marais district. It was among the best decisions of my life! This is a very small bakery but they have a ton of tasty options. Absolutely zero English is spoken, so pull out those translation books or get ready to point. I got a traditional baguette (only buy those, they are the best you can get in France) and it changed my life. I'm a foodie and I've consumed all manner of foodstuffs all over the world. This baguette was in my Top 5 best things I have ever eaten. Go here. Get bread. Your tummy will forever thank you. read more

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One of my favorite boulangeries in Paris. Located in Le Marais, it's a couple of blocks away from Rue des Francs-Bourgeois. The shop is small and the pastries are of amazing quality. The texture of the croissant is exactly how I liked it. Will definitely go back! read more

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We walked 25 mins from our hotel to this bakery to try their infamous croissant. As we walked in, the smell of butter and pastries just rose from the kitchen. We ordered one croissant to try and that was it. Their croissant is so worth the try. It's not flaky like most croissants; they're soft, moist, and buttery. It dissolves in your mouth after each bite. For about 1 euro, these are the best morning pastries in Paris. read more

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Not the best croissant I had in Paris (and this is the 6th top places I tried in Paris). Smaller in size high, but not crunchy like others. Still high quality. Worth a try but not worth it if you are far from it. read more

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As an uninformed tourist who didn't do his homework, I was unaware that this little shop is responsible for some of the best croissant in Paris and has won numerous accolades for its amazing baked goodies. While we were shepparded here by our tour guide, the overall service was spectacular. They took all of our orders on the side and prepped the entire shipment of buttery flaky croissants to be enjoyed outdoors. Having seen my wife make croissants, I can appreciate the amount of hard labor and love that went into each buttery moon-shaped bites of pure guilty happiness. Would return again! Food/ambiance/price: 5 stars read more

One of the best buttery flaky croissants and chocolate du pains that I've ever had. Service was excellent.

Won best croissants 2015 Perfection! You can hear the loud crunch as you each bite into this buttery, slightly sweet, soft and chewy beauty. This is worth every calorie and a metro ride.. it's even worth a trip to Paris! read more

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It was okay. Maybe it was sitting there for a while. I can see how this croissant can be very good when recently made. It was buttery and flaky which I loved. Just not as great as I thought it would be. 3.5 stars read more

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Don't really recommend this place. Maybe because I didn't come early enough - the croissant was alright. I've definitely tried better ones in Paris. Not only that the owner was not so friendly, like other yelpers mentioned. I recommend going somewhere else. Don't come out of your way for this place. read more

What moron rated this less than five stars? Croissants, pain au chocolat, all amazing!

Another brilliant French bakery that opens conveniently early so you can get your pastry on the go. We shared a croissant aux amandes, pain au chocolat, and a quiche. All of it was great. The pain au chocolat was perfectly flakey with a good amount of not-too-sweet chocolate. The quiche was perfectly baked up with just the right amount of ham in a crust that wasn't the least bit soggy. But the almond croissant...wow! It was somehow loaded in almond paste but not like candy like they usually are. It tasted grown up. Excellent bakery! read more

134 Rdt is named after the bakery's address 134 Rue de Turenne, and is located just a few minutes away from the République metro station. We actually had to try twice because the first day we went, one of the bakers informed us that it was "too early" for croissants even though we got there at 8am. The next day we went there around 1pm and there was a case full of them! On the outside, these croissants were way bigger and puffier than the others we'd seen, with very well-defined, visible layers. They looked absolutely enticing in the case, so we purchased two and then quickly hurried outside to eat them. Let me tell you, these croissants are LIFE-CHANGING. As soon as I took my first bite, I knew that I had found the best croissants in all of Paris. So how exactly are these so good? For starters, these flaky croissants have a much more defined crispiness to their outside, and every bite ended in a delicate crunch. The inside of the croissant is perfectly airy and puffy, with a very distinct buttery taste. Needless to say, we both devoured our croissants within seconds and had to restrain ourselves from going back for seconds! read more

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Dropping a star. We went back today to try more from this bakery. The items were good but service to me can be just as important. With that said the service today was horrible. The girl at the register seemed to have an attitude as we were ordering and wasn't helpful at all. read more

Best croissants in Paris, hands down. The baker here has won many awards for his style- super crispy outside and extremely fluffy inside. I highly recommend going out of your way to try anything from this place. You can't go wrong. read more

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This boulangerie was part of our Paris by Mouth food tour in the Marais district of Paris. We had stopped here to taste the croissants and a few other delectables such as vannetais (white chocolate bread) and chouquettes. The chouquettes were probably my favorites during our food tour. It was like eating a small puff pastry that was covered in small pearl-like sugars. We ended up stopping by again during our stay in Paris and tried their eclair and chocolate tart along with getting more chouquettes. The chocolate eclair was the best eclair I've ever had. It was filled with chocolate cream and had a puff pastry that wasn't too soft but actually had a slight crunch to it. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try it until we reached our Airbnb or else I would've bought more. read more

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I have had two day old croissants better than the ones I had yesterday. My wife and I got a croissant, pain au chocolat, and a pain au chocolat aux amandes. All three were very dry. Flaky but dry. We also had a ham and cheese sandwich, that too was try and tough, like the bread had been out for a full day. There was no mayo, no sauce. It was a very disappointing experience. I had much better expectations of this place after hearing so much about it. I really wanted to like it. read more

Best croissants ever. Just enough butter. Just soft and airy on the inside but the right amount of flake on the outside. Must get the basic croissant and a chocolate one. Can't go wrong! read more

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Probably one of the worst names for a bakery ever (it's literally just the address), but this place was definitely the best of all the bakeries I had tried in Paris. If you're on a quest to look for the best croissant in the city, look no further than this spot. Very defined layers, crispy/fluffy, and full of all of the butter you could ever want. I discovered this place by the recommendation of my Airbnb host - it's a small unassuming bakery in Le Marais. Food here is crazy cheap - like 1 to 2 Euros. I came back here maybe 3 or 4 times in the span of my three days in Paris - this place was THAT good. read more

Amazing bakery. You can't go wrong. Everything is good. Expect a line but it's never long

Saw the good reviews so had to walk up to this area and try it. There was a short line outside with 6-7 people in it as the inside fits maybe 2-3 in line. The lady working was pretty grumpy and was arguing with a lady in front about the menu and kept pointing and the customer asked what is the different between regular and traditional baguette as it was clearly marked and different prices on the menu but the cashier was getting all upset about it. She was pretty cold to me when it was my turn to order. It was near closing time so selection wasn't huge. The tarts were good but nothing amazing. I should have tried one of the other places listed on best bakery blogs. read more

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I guess a tour group taking up the entire small space should have been a bit of a red flag. Their butter croissant was €1.35, which is slightly more than some other places, but the texture was kind of dense / not flaky enough. They had a variety of other items, as well, but our focus was on croissants. read more

Fantastic! The baguette tradition were amazing, as was the pain au chocolate. We had a fig tart and a raspberry tart that were both fresh and delicious, and much larger than another bakery nearby, for the same price. We are planning on making this the regular stop during our visit read more

This bakery was far the best croissant I had during my trip to Paris (and by extension the best croissant that I've ever had in my life). The outer part was perfectly flaky, and the inner part was perfectly soft and buttery. TIPS: This place doesn't quite look exactly like a bakery from the outside since they also serve a bunch of other things. ANOTHER TIP: When the employee that greets you says "Bonjour", make sure to say "Bonjour" or "Hello" back, or start your order with a greeting, or else you will appear rude. The woman who was running the bakery the two times we were there didn't seem to have that much patience with non-English speakers, so be cautious and order in French if possible! read more