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CEDRIC GROLET

A stone’s throw from the Hotel, the shop dedicated to the creations of Cédric Grolet, the talented pastry chef of the Hotel Meurice and one of the best pastry chefs in the world.

Its inescapable sculpted fruits, magic of art and science, the spectacular Rubik’s cube cake, but also revisited classics, or the seasonal pie, often just out of the oven. Everything is as beautiful to watch as delicious to eat


CEDRIC GROLET

6 rue castiglione, 75001 Paris

01 44 58 10 10

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PIERRE HERME

In this shop, what we have is more gastronomic pastry than simple pastry. Pierre Hermé is an avant-garde pastry confectioner and a magician with flavors. He revolutionizes the most established traditions and eliminates the excessive or useless decors which clutter cake shops. He uses salt as sugar to bring out other shades of flavors and he constantly reassesses his own work by exploring new territories or by revisiting his own recipes.

 

 

PIERRE HERME

72 rue Bonaparte 75006 Paris

01.43.54.47.77

4 Rue Cambon  75001 Paris

01 43 54 47 77

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CHRISTOPHE MICHALAK

 

This is the home of Kosmiks, revisited traditional pastries presented in easy to carry small jars. Kosmiks contains less fat and sugar than regular pastries and are gelatin free, offering seasonal quintessential tastes and textures created by Christophe Michalak himself. There is a frozen spinoff, the Ice Kreams.

 


 

CHRISTOPHE MICHALAK

8 rue du Vieux Colombier 75006 Paris
01 45 49 44 90

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CLAUS

Claus is a dream place, exclusively serving breakfasts with 100% homemade sweet and savoury specials with a twist from Nordic countries, France and the United Kingdom.

SAINT-GERMAIN DES PRES

2, rue Clément 75006 Paris

PALAIS ROYAL

14, rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau 75001 Paris

Monday thru Friday 08.00 a.m – 05.00 p.m
Saturday and Sunday 09.30 a.m  – 05.00 p.m
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SEBASTIEN GAUDARD

 

There is something miraculous in finding a rhubarb pie with Italian meringue that tastes exactly like childhood. Sébastien Gaudard was trained by the great Pierre Hermé before becoming his successor at Fauchon. He however cultivates his own style, skillfully arranging tradition in his shop, Salon de Thé, which embraces the classic codes of pastry-making.

 

 

SEBASTIEN GAUDARD

1 Rue des Pyramides  75001 Paris

01 71 18 24 70

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LADUREE

In a 19th century decor, chocolates and boxes are elegantly arranged on an antique piece of furniture with antique panellings. In the window shop there are exceptional pastries exposed where even, including the most classical ones such as the lemon tart or the frosted cream puff have a reinterpreted taste, and of course the famous macaroons, a series of colours and tastes, which makes it a Mecca for the pastry-making creation.

LADUREE

21 rue Bonaparte 75006 Paris

01 44 07 64 87

14 Rue de Castiglione  75001 Paris

01 42 60 86 92

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LA PÂTISSERIE DES REVES

Are you looking for a little paradise tour ?  If you are, go to the gastronomic place of the rue du Bac. Yesteryear cakes reinvented : the Paris-Brest with a heart of fondant praline, the Tarte Tatin (apple upside-down tart) with its lime mascarpone whipped cream, the strong coffee éclair… all that in a dream décor of course !

LA PÂTISSERIE DES REVES

93 rue du Bac   75007 Paris

01.42.84.00.82

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POILÂNE

Settled Rue du Cherche-Midi for eighty years and three generation, the Poilâne bakery never moved. It now supplies the greatest restaurants in the world and the best houses. People are mad about the walnut round loafs, made with figs or whole wheat flour, which allow us to make incredible “tartines”… but also divine apple tarts or their famous sablés (shortbread biscuits cookies).

POILÂNE

8 rue du Cherche-Midi 75006 Paris

01.45.48.42.59

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DES GATEAUX ET DU PAIN

 

Working beside Pierre Hermé for three years, Claire Damon realised that her sensitivity could become the guiding principle to produce a cake and an emotion. She went on to work at Ladurée before joining the brigade de cuisine of Le Bristol and of the Plaza Athénée and met David Granger, known to be on an endless quest for the ideal bread. Together they launched this shop mixing the best of their worlds.

 

 

DES GATEAUX ET DU PAIN


89, rue du Bac 75007 Paris
01 45 48 30 74

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GATEAUX THOUMIEUX

 

 

Teaming up with pastry Chef Ludovic Chaussard, Jean François Piège offers us a sweet version of his culinary art, always showing his love for exceptional products and working with the finest producers and seasonal fruits.

 

 

GATEAUX THOUMIEUX

58 rue Saint-Dominique 75007 Paris
01 45 51 12 12

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LE CHOCOLAT ALAIN DUCASSE

Alain Ducasse and Nicolas Berger both share a passion for original tastes over extravagant ones and have selected chocolates for their purity and personality from twelve sources, meaning as many different identities and unique flavours. Each selected bean is carefully worked according to its own character and is unmixed to better reveal the identity of its producing country.

COMPTOIR DU CHOCOLAT ALAIN DUCASSE

26, rue Saint-Benoît  75006 Paris

01 45 48 87 89

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ANGELINA

Angelina, rue de Rivoli’s iconic pastry shop has finally crossed the Seine to open a new store rue du Bac, between the rue de Varennes and the rue de Babylone. Now we can enjoy the signature Mont Blanc and Saint Honoré although we would have travelled the world to get them anyway.

ANGELINA

226 rue de Rivoli 75001 Paris

108 rue du Bac  75007 Paris