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Gosselin by Meg Zimbeck

Gosselin

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Gosselin’s baguette was rated fifth best in the city in 2010.

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Boulangerie Bazin

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Bazin is known for his breads, as well as his classic Paris-Brest.

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Boulangerie Pichard

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Frédéric Pichard’s baguette placed in the top ten in the 2009 Grand Prix de la Baguette.

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Dominique Saibron

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Dominique Saibron won third place in the 2010 Grand Prix de la Baguette.

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Le Grenier de Félix by Meg Zimbeck

Le Grenier de Félix

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Baker Franck Tomberel won the 2009 Grand Prix de la Baguette.

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Le Valentin via le-valentin.fr

Le Valentin

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Tucked into one of the covered passages in the ninth, Le Valentin specializes in Alsatian sweets, and serves breakfast and lunch in their tea salon.

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Laurent Duchêne

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Baker Laurent Duchêne is a M.O.F. — Meilleur Ouvrier de France. Figaroscope thinks his financier is one of the best in town.

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Secco by Barbra Austin

Stéphane Secco

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A fantastic bakery in the location formerly owned by another master, Jean-Luc Poujauran

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Au Duc de la Chapelle by Meg Zimbeck

Au Duc de la Chapelle

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The 2008 winner of the annual Grand Prix de la Baguette de la Ville de Paris.

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Arnaud Delmontel

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A perpetual contender for the best baguette in Paris, Delmontel makes a wide variety of loaves, and gorgeous pastries, too.

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Boulangerie Julien Paris via boulangeriejulien.com

Julien

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Dorie Greenspan gives you permission to cut in line for a baguette at Julien.

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Coquelicot by Meg Zimbeck

Coquelicot

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This charming, award-winning bakery is where Montmartre goes for bread.

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Poilane by Meg Zimbeck

Poilâne

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One of the great bakeries of Paris, and not a baguette to be found.

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Boulangerie de Veronique Mauclerc by Meg Zimbeck

La Boulangerie par Véronique Mauclerc

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Organic, slow-risen loaves baked in one of only four wood-burning ovens in Paris.

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Régis Colin

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Always a strong contender for the city’s best baguette, Colin is also known for his galette des rois.

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Morgan Gantier

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This boulangerie finished third in the 2008 Grand Prix de la Baguette.

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Pottier

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Fabrice Pottier’s baguette was number two in the 2008 Grand Prix de la Baguette.

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