Our Map of Paris Bakeries

5 Responses to Our Map of Paris Bakeries

1. castor de luxe says:

   January 17, 2012 at 9:38 am

   Why is Laurent Duchene not on your list?! Has my vote for best tarte au citron and best vanilla eclair!

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2. Ptipois says:

   January 18, 2012 at 4:04 pm

   Castor: this is a map of Paris boulangeries, not pâtisseries. So it’s all about bread.

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3. Storm_Paris says:

   January 18, 2012 at 7:56 pm

   You have left out Jocteur. The bread is nice, the choice is good, and staff always smiley. Perhaps not the most famous of places, but I really like it and much prefer it to e.g. Gosselin. Address is 14 Ave des Villars, 75007.

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4. Sigrid says:

   January 21, 2012 at 9:10 am

   Boulangerie Zerzour has been closed for renovations since way before Christmas, unfortunately. By the look of it they won’t be opening very soon. (And I’m sorry to say that we don’t miss them that much.)

   But I can really recommend to include Maison Dossemont http://www.boulangeriemaisondossemont.com/ on 110, rue Lecourbe, in the 15e. (maisondossemont@gmail.com, tel. 01 47 34 99 72, Fri–Tue, 6.30–20.00)

   Picky husband has chosen their baguette to be the best in our quartier, plus they have a huge choice of bread and pâtisseries, and the girls behind the counter couldn’t be sweeter.

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5. Lee Orloff says:

   January 22, 2012 at 1:07 pm

   Landemaine in the 11th at Place Voltaire is fantastic for breads, viennoisseries. A special mention to their Brioche Vendeene flavored with orange flower water.

   And Ganachaud in the 11th on rue Oberkampf is also excellent. I love the pain aux cereals grilles.

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