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I go here almost every day that I'm in Paris (= 3 weeks this time) & book my apartment in the Marais nearby on purpose Some of the items I purchased during this recent trip (ALL items were great): Pain aux raisin - Every day!!!!!! Croissant Hazlenut Financier - Damn, that was good! Pistachio Lover Brioche bostock Kouglof
We had a chance to try out a couple new f pastries as part of a food tour in La marais. We had two things and they were both really good ! 1) chocolate ganache - very rich and yummy , not too sweet . The chocolate was of really high quality . 5/5 2) pistachio cake - I love pistachio pastries and this was very good . Very delicious ate pistachio cream and the combination w the crunchy biscuit was fantastic Highly recommended !
It was here that I discovered chouqettes. Little airy pastry bites filled with a delicate cream. So addictive .... I cannot say enough for this little French baked goodness. The little bits of pearl sugar and crisp outside. Perfectly, balanced with the delicate cream filling.
I knew the patisseries in France would be life-changing, and after Yann Couvreur, pastries are never going to be the same again :') Yann Couvreur has the honors of our first pastry shop in France. My friend called it her favorite bakery in the whole world o.O I was so intrigued and made it our very first destination after dropping off luggage. Tucked away in a picturesque alleyway, everything about this patisserie is so elegant yet simple. The decor is primary wood and stone, which gives off down-to-earth vibes (no pun intended!) Upon entering, you are greeted by a museum-worthy display of pastries, cakes, and tarts in glass cases. I suggest browsing online before going, because literally everything looks good and you'd probably end up with an entire pastry feast if you don't think plan ahead. I would highly recommend the pistachio chocolate roulé. Yann Couvreur's version was my favorite even after trying this pastry at multiple places. *The viennoiserie layers were so perfect, with just the right balance of buttery, flakey, and fluffy *Interestingly, the thick chocolate paste embedded in the concentric pastry layers was nutty and reminiscent of a praline *The generous coating of chopped pistachios was the chef's kiss (it was so sad to see some of these falling while eating the pastry!) We also tried the plié NYC, which is essentially a pastrami croissant bar. It was a delicious savory option, with very smokey pastrami surrounded by a very airy puff-pastry-like croissant. They have a selection of coffee drinks and juice as well. We got the apricot juice, which was yummy and refreshing. Yann Couvreur is my favorite bakery in Paris. I love this place because the pastries and cakes are so thoughtfully and precisely crafted. The ambiance feels classy, but it's unpretentious the prices are surprisingly very reasonable. (Plus, no insanely long lines! I would choose this over luxury fruits at Le Meurice any day)
Yann Couvreur is located right around the apartment we were staying in Le Marais. I must've walked by the patisserie 10 times until finally giving in to trying the place. I've been to many patisseries up to this point of my trip, so I was looking for unique pastries I haven't tried yet. I ordered the sablé chocolat and tarte vanille, and they did not disappoint! The chocolate sablé cookie had a surprising hazelnut flavor to it like nutella. The vanilla tart was the star of the show. I ate it all up in one sitting. The crust was wonderfully crunchy. I loved the caramel inside and the lightness of the vanilla outer layer. Can't wait to try the other pastries!
Stopped here on a food tour and we tried three of the different shoes. I thought the vanilla custard filled was a little on the sweet side for me. However the regular one - amazing! Nice and flaky, sweet but not too sweet, a little hint of citrus. So great. Can't wait to return to try the croissants!
Really cute bakery in the most touristy part of the Marais. Definitely 'stumbled' into this place - like most people. I was definitely feeling peckish, and thisrty - and up came this place during my local shopping stroll. The place attracted me mostly because of all the tourists coming out taking instafood pics of their pastries (I do the same) - so I had to check it out. Was pleased that it was clean, chic, and honestly I don't really know what if ever they're famous for anything - all i know is whatever, sweet bread loaf that I got (see pic) was tasty AF.
This patisserie is pretty average. Loved the interior and the look of the desserts... but the actual dessert itself wasn't that great. We got the hazelnut chocolate one and the raspberry mint cake. The hazelnut one was way too sweet. If you don't order a coffee or some kind of drink, you probably won't be able to finish the dessert. It does have pretty good textures though. The outer shell is crunchy and it has crunchy bits of hazelnut inside, along with mousse. But overall, this dessert is extremely sweet. The raspberry mint cake was pretty average. The mint was very overpowering, it almost tasted like i was eating toothpaste or drinking cough syrup.... the flavor was not great and the cake itself was kind of soggy from being soaked in the jam all day. I did not enjoy this dessert either. Didn't have a chance to try their pastries or other desserts, but my experience with their desserts was not great.
One of my favorite places to get croissants in Paris. It is beautiful and located in the very busy Le Marais. They had other gorgeous desserts but I didn't get to try any of them. It could be the location, but it gets pretty busy. The service is pretty quick and very friendly.
I just HAD to drop by this patisserie twice! On the first round, I found myself in love with their pastries which are flaky on the outside while still being chewy inside. Their Kougin Amann was also delightful as it wasn't too sweet and overbearing on my taste buds! Though, I gotta say that their coffee is rather on the more sour side for anyone that might be thinking of ordering one! :)
Some of the best (and prettiest) pastries and desserts in the area! I loved the eclair and the croissants. Everything was delicious and I definitely recommend a visit here.
Location: In the Marais area. The place: It's teeny tiny and really not meant to be a sit down place. There are about 10 seats, all bar-type, so it's pretty cramped. Most people were picking up to go. They have a lovely display of pastries and baked goods. The goods: I had a chocolate éclair and it was GOOD. You can tell they use quality ingredients (not that I was worried) but what I most liked was that it wasn't overly rich. It has the perfect balance of chocolatey goodness to ensure that you ate the whole thing without feeling sick after! I also had a latté and it was decent. These guys also make fresh juices Service: Fine. Price point: I think for the latté and pastry, it was 9€.
This place made me love baked goods all over again. I'm so hyped up I want to buy their book on baking when it's translated to English Most delicious food I've ever had and their drinks are amazing too. Gotta LOVE the theme, even the placemats have art on them. Super friendly staff for English tourists! 10/10 read more
7 months ago
Awesome pastries, hot chocolate and SERVICE! Indoor window seating. Watch the world go by. read more
2 years ago
I go here almost every day that I'm in Paris (= 3 weeks this time) & book my apartment in the Marais nearby on purpose Some of the items I purchased during this recent trip (ALL items were great): Pain aux raisin - Every day!!!!!! Croissant Hazlenut Financier - Damn, that was good! Pistachio Lover Brioche bostock Kouglof read more
We had a chance to try out a couple new f pastries as part of a food tour in La marais. We had two things and they were both really good ! 1) chocolate ganache - very rich and yummy , not too sweet . The chocolate was of really high quality . 5/5 2) pistachio cake - I love pistachio pastries and this was very good . Very delicious ate pistachio cream and the combination w the crunchy biscuit was fantastic Highly recommended ! read more
4 years ago
It was here that I discovered chouqettes. Little airy pastry bites filled with a delicate cream. So addictive .... I cannot say enough for this little French baked goodness. The little bits of pearl sugar and crisp outside. Perfectly, balanced with the delicate cream filling. read more
2 years ago
好吃。 别看外表还挺朴素的，咬下去别有洞天。 每一只都层次分明，口感丰富，整体味道和谐有节奏 我们两个人吃完了3份～ 哈哈哈哈 是经过的话就会继续吃的地方 服务热心友善 店内环境干净明快，石头墙壁令人舒适，还有一些自然风格的装饰 read more
I knew the patisseries in France would be life-changing, and after Yann Couvreur, pastries are never going to be the same again :') Yann Couvreur has the honors of our first pastry shop in France. My friend called it her favorite bakery in the whole world o.O I was so intrigued and made it our very first destination after dropping off luggage. Tucked away in a picturesque alleyway, everything about this patisserie is so elegant yet simple. The decor is primary wood and stone, which gives off down-to-earth vibes (no pun intended!) Upon entering, you are greeted by a museum-worthy display of pastries, cakes, and tarts in glass cases. I suggest browsing online before going, because literally everything looks good and you'd probably end up with an entire pastry feast if you don't think plan ahead. I would highly recommend the pistachio chocolate roulé. Yann Couvreur's version was my favorite even after trying this pastry at multiple places. *The viennoiserie layers were so perfect, with just the right balance of buttery, flakey, and fluffy *Interestingly, the thick chocolate paste embedded in the concentric pastry layers was nutty and reminiscent of a praline *The generous coating of chopped pistachios was the chef's kiss (it was so sad to see some of these falling while eating the pastry!) We also tried the plié NYC, which is essentially a pastrami croissant bar. It was a delicious savory option, with very smokey pastrami surrounded by a very airy puff-pastry-like croissant. They have a selection of coffee drinks and juice as well. We got the apricot juice, which was yummy and refreshing. Yann Couvreur is my favorite bakery in Paris. I love this place because the pastries and cakes are so thoughtfully and precisely crafted. The ambiance feels classy, but it's unpretentious the prices are surprisingly very reasonable. (Plus, no insanely long lines! I would choose this over luxury fruits at Le Meurice any day) read more
4 years ago
Yann Couvreur is located right around the apartment we were staying in Le Marais. I must've walked by the patisserie 10 times until finally giving in to trying the place. I've been to many patisseries up to this point of my trip, so I was looking for unique pastries I haven't tried yet. I ordered the sablé chocolat and tarte vanille, and they did not disappoint! The chocolate sablé cookie had a surprising hazelnut flavor to it like nutella. The vanilla tart was the star of the show. I ate it all up in one sitting. The crust was wonderfully crunchy. I loved the caramel inside and the lightness of the vanilla outer layer. Can't wait to try the other pastries! read more
Stopped here on a food tour and we tried three of the different shoes. I thought the vanilla custard filled was a little on the sweet side for me. However the regular one - amazing! Nice and flaky, sweet but not too sweet, a little hint of citrus. So great. Can't wait to return to try the croissants! read more
Really cute bakery in the most touristy part of the Marais. Definitely 'stumbled' into this place - like most people. I was definitely feeling peckish, and thisrty - and up came this place during my local shopping stroll. The place attracted me mostly because of all the tourists coming out taking instafood pics of their pastries (I do the same) - so I had to check it out. Was pleased that it was clean, chic, and honestly I don't really know what if ever they're famous for anything - all i know is whatever, sweet bread loaf that I got (see pic) was tasty AF. read more
This patisserie is pretty average. Loved the interior and the look of the desserts... but the actual dessert itself wasn't that great. We got the hazelnut chocolate one and the raspberry mint cake. The hazelnut one was way too sweet. If you don't order a coffee or some kind of drink, you probably won't be able to finish the dessert. It does have pretty good textures though. The outer shell is crunchy and it has crunchy bits of hazelnut inside, along with mousse. But overall, this dessert is extremely sweet. The raspberry mint cake was pretty average. The mint was very overpowering, it almost tasted like i was eating toothpaste or drinking cough syrup.... the flavor was not great and the cake itself was kind of soggy from being soaked in the jam all day. I did not enjoy this dessert either. Didn't have a chance to try their pastries or other desserts, but my experience with their desserts was not great. read more
One of my favorite places to get croissants in Paris. It is beautiful and located in the very busy Le Marais. They had other gorgeous desserts but I didn't get to try any of them. It could be the location, but it gets pretty busy. The service is pretty quick and very friendly. read more
8 years ago
I just HAD to drop by this patisserie twice! On the first round, I found myself in love with their pastries which are flaky on the outside while still being chewy inside. Their Kougin Amann was also delightful as it wasn't too sweet and overbearing on my taste buds! Though, I gotta say that their coffee is rather on the more sour side for anyone that might be thinking of ordering one! :) read more
7 years ago
Some of the best (and prettiest) pastries and desserts in the area! I loved the eclair and the croissants. Everything was delicious and I definitely recommend a visit here. read more
Location: In the Marais area. The place: It's teeny tiny and really not meant to be a sit down place. There are about 10 seats, all bar-type, so it's pretty cramped. Most people were picking up to go. They have a lovely display of pastries and baked goods. The goods: I had a chocolate éclair and it was GOOD. You can tell they use quality ingredients (not that I was worried) but what I most liked was that it wasn't overly rich. It has the perfect balance of chocolatey goodness to ensure that you ate the whole thing without feeling sick after! I also had a latté and it was decent. These guys also make fresh juices Service: Fine. Price point: I think for the latté and pastry, it was 9€. read more
7 years ago
The pastries were delicious and the cashier service was lovely. Unfortunately, I had to take off a star because we had ordered (and were charged) for a large cake (with the pistachios) that we asked to get packed to go, but came home to find it was not in our bag of pastries we bought. Individual pastry reviews: KA- delicious! loved that I could taste the butter slightly- not too heavy. Slightly cheesy flavor so that it's not too sweet as well. Pistachio swirly bread(¿)- v yum, the pistachios are so fresh. Mini Hazelnut cake- best from our picks in my opinion! Very decadent chocolate hazelnut ganache and the crunchy hazelnut/skin sprinkled over the top are a perfect touch. Chocolate Eclair- as with the hazelnut cake, the chocolate is very rich. I thought the bottom was a bit spongy for my taste, but I loved how the tempered chocolate layer had a spice to it- made for a clean edge to the flavor. read more
8 years ago
When in France come HERE! I came here with a tour and got to try a regular croissant (which is a must if you want to get to know a boulangerie). Just get something that your eyes are attracted to. Always start with the basic croissant, then the chocolate and then whatever you want. So far I've been pleased with every bite! read more
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