Richard Bertrand

Cappuccino costs 5,60 €, but is nothing special. Fresh pressed orange juice is 5,80. Croissant OK, but everything WAY overpriced!

This place is very good. A variety of sandwiches and pastries to choose from. Their prices vary from takeout to sit in. I had what appeared to be a Black Forest Chocolate Cake that was probably the best I’ve ever had and a Raspberry filled Baguette (Not sure if that’s spelt correctly.

We stopped in for our baguette fix and were not disappointed as they were still warm and steaming from the oven!
Can’t even find a crumb… I think my husband even hoovered them up!
We didn’t try anything else, but they have a lot of HUGE colorful meringues and bags of them everywhere. A few pastries, and some chocolates. I think the bread might be the high spot here. :)

The rhubarb tarte was amazing! Great selection of desserts and huge meringues! Nice to sit outside & enjoy the world pass by

This bread and pastry shop (and mini café) was right near where we were staying in Paris, so we thought we’d give it a try. The pastries looked ok, but, as with most stuff in the Latin Quarter (most touristy) the quality seems to be going downhill since the tourists don’t know better. We ordered a pan raisin and pan chocolate/​banana with a hot chocolate to go, and the hot chocolate was made from a powder mix, and the pan raisin was flat and uninteresting. Not horrible, but not great– undercooked brioche dough and the custard had little flavor. Similarly, the pan chocolate/​banana was interesting, but just skimped on the chocolate. Not worth going back, but we did see a few locals in there along with a large group of Germans ordering 4 hot dog sandwiches (warmed in microwaves!) and a different group of tourists who left because didn’t want to endure the wait to get to the counter.

Salé comme sucré les propositions sont assez classiques dans cette boulangerie tout en longueur, parfois ce n’est pas plus mal quand c’est bien fait !
Pizzas et sandwichs qui né donnent pas très envie… en revanche les grosses parts de tartes salées oui mais elles sont aussi plus chères (4 – 5 €)…
Finalement c’est plus un bon plan pour combler une envie de sucré, car là tout ou presque fait envie, particulièrement les grosses part de tarte un peu comme à la maison, et les prix sont plus raisonnables (2 – 3 €)
Dans tous les cas attention aux suppléments parfois un peu excessifs si vous décidez de manger sur place…

Very nice bread, we had cereal bread, walnut bread, the traditional loaves, great crossaints and good pasteries. Cluny/​St. Michel Metro

Chouette boulangerie, avec un très beau choix de sandwichs et de pâtisseries. Je né mets que 3 étoiles car il n’y a pas beaucoup d’autres choses de proposées en salé.
En revanche tout était très bon, que ce soit mon sandwich mixte pain viennois ou ma religieuse au café!
J’ai beaucoup aimé le menu «sandwich + boisson + dessert» à 8 € (certes un chouille cher par rapport à d’autres boulang), parce qu’on avait le droit au sandwich et au dessert DE SON CHOIX! Et pouvoir prendre une religieuse, un opéra, une tarte au fraise, une tête de nègre, ou toute autre merveille aussi alléchante, plutôt que la vulgaire grille aux pommes comme c’est souvent le cas et bien ça fait plaisir!
Point bonus: tables pour se poser.

Fantastic Food for take away. Never order drinks to your table.
If you make the mistake, dont be surprised that Coke costs 5,60EUR a tin.

Superbe boutiques différentes meringues multicolore architecture ancienne