BO&MIE

Bright, bustling bakery with sweet and savory pastries as well as coffee and tea drinks. We enjoyed their corrugette crumble and toasted veggie sandwich. Their cookies were great too. They have many tables inside and friendly helpful staff behind the counter. This is a reliable standby in this area is downtown.

Went twice within 3 hours! Had breakfast, very nice croissant and pain au praline. Followed by a raspberry croissant and a little cookie tart. Our son declared it as the breakfast stop for our next few days. Already marked all locations on the map! Nice seating as well so perfect to start your day in Paris.

The croissant and coffee were both delicious. I really liked the self-service ordering screens—they make it easy to see all the options and prices. The restroom was very clean. The prices are also quite reasonable. I was especially happy that they offer a large size for the Americano and that I could order it that way. Overall, this place is very clean and offers great value. I can recommend it with complete confidence.

Bo & MIE is a cafe for anyone who loves pastries. Their selection of croissants and pastries is both delicious and varied — from the classic buttery croissant to more creative options. Pair that with their well-brewed coffee, and you’ve got the perfect combination for breakfast, a midday pick-me-up, or even a cozy afternoon treat. What really makes the experience stand out, though, is the service. The staff are incredibly friendly, patient, and attentive, making every visit feel warm and welcoming. Highly recommended for anyone looking to indulge in good quality pastries, great coffee, and fabulous service.

I couldn’t resist the smell of pastry while I was passing in-front of the cafe 😆😋. They have fast and attentive service and the staff incredibly friendly. I felt truly welcome. I ordered chocolate cookies was so yummy and full nuts. I breakout my diet loool. Thank you and will come again to try new sweets.

A wonderful café with a great range of savory and sweet treats!! We tried one of the best Quiche Lorraine we have tasted there. Their coffee was also wonderful, and their sweets delicious! The prices were very reasonable. The staff was quick to help, but could not do proper service due to the large amount of people visiting. Also the toilets were missing paper sometimes. But overall, it is a great café that I would visit again and again especially for quick visits!

My favourite bakery of Paris! This place is just amazing. All their pastries are warm and delicious. So much choice of savoury and sweet! Can’t recommend enough 😍

Lovely bakery / patisserie - warm rolls of every kind. Great to stop by in the morning for a quick breakfast fix. I got the bacon and cheese one. Yum. Consume while hot for maximum pleasure

During my last trip in Paris, I noticed BO&MIE in a few different areas of the city. The reviews were great and the food looked yummy so I decided to give it a try. It's a fairly small chain that opened with just one shop in 2017 and keeps expending, including internationally. After a few visits, I am hooked. Everything I tasted was delicious, the space is pleasant with plenty of seating, and the prices are reasonable. You don't get the charm of a typical French café there, but you do get convenience and consistency. I only wish I could get the best from each one. Since I haven't found that perfect spot yet, I've decided to go to both every time I am in Paris so I don't have to choose...

Picked up a couple goodies from here in the morning for coffee. The Koui-Aman was crispy and delicious. Perfectly sweet. The Canele, on the other hand, was not our jam. Waxy on the outside and chewy on the inside. We're probably just not canele people though.

There is a pastry revolution going on!!! Old guard v Nuveau patisserie Bo and me is stunningly good....lighter than traditional with unique flavors and ideas Amazing praline croissants and framboise one too It was so good it made me very disappointed with my old standby ides patisserie

Solid, consistent, high quality at every location. It's easy to get overwhelmed with bakery choices in France but if/when you see a BO&MIE, jump in. You won't be disappointed

What a treat for a delicious breakfast. This bakery has some amazing things to savor. The front counter is of eye popping baked goods and it's truly difficult to decide. We had a croissant breakfast sandwich with egg, avacado and lemon. It was fabulous and fhe croissant simply amazing,,flakey and delectable. We also ordered a small croissant each and that in itself is top notch. Finally, we ordered too extra large lattes. A tray was nicely set up for us as we decided to eat in as they have plenty of seating. The lattes, in glass mugs, we're equally delicious, smooth with a rich coffee taste. If you pay with cash they have a dispenser type machine where you put in your bill and the change comes out. Service was very friendly, patient and helpful even though there was a line of people waiting to order. I will definitely consider returning for more.

Bo&Mie is such a cute spot! I visited the location near the Louvre, and the inside is modern, stylish, and so inviting. It was pretty busy when we went. I ordered on the self-service screens but there was also a person at the counter taking orders, which is nice for flexibility. The service was also super friendly, which made the experience even better. All of the pastries in the display case looked absolutely fabulous. I went with the pain au chocolat, and it was hands down the best I've ever had--perfectly flaky, buttery layers with rich chocolate inside. They have multiple locations throughout Paris, so it's easy to fit a visit into your itinerary. I would definitely add Bo&Mie to your list of must-visit spots if you're in the city!

Petite boulangerie parfait pour un snack rapide, une gâterie, un café ou un sandwich. Vraiment beaucoup de choix de pâtisserie. J'ai essayer un chocolat chaud coco avec un biscuit chocolat noisette. Le biscuit était bien malgré que je m'attendais à quelque chose de moins sec. Le chocolat chaud était très très sucré, j'ai terminé avec un mal de coeur. Pas habitué! Ma conjointe a prit un autre biscuit avec un flanc et une boisson. Elle a bien aimé.

There were some really good things here. I loved that they had savory options so we could stop her for a quick brunch/lunch-ish thing before heading to all the attractions. The quiche lorraine was amazing. It just doesn't taste like that in the US... rich, yet fluffy and smooth eggynness with the salty ham. We also had savory roll-up things that was kinda like a big pizza roll, filled with a variety of stuff. One had chorizo I believe, another with ham, and another with olives and feta. All of those were pretty good. We also got a croissant and a pan chocolat, and honestly, they were fine. We had better ones at other places in Paris. Though since this was our first one, we enjoyed it none-the-less. They had a lot of yummy looking options that maybe would had been better, but it was our first day so we wanted to get the staples. Anyhow, it was a great place to stop for a quick brunch. If I ever came back, it would be for the quiche lorraine, and maybe I'd try some of their other stuff. They did have English on the labels, which made it tourist friendly in that way. Staff was nice too.

Note: review based on visits in December 2022, so yes, it's been two years, but I've finally got around to finishing and posting this! Discovered this fantastic bakery thanks to Yelp and Google. Our accommodations were not far from here and we found BO&MIE to be just a short walk! It was raining, but that certainly did not stop the line of people forming outside this boulangerie. Thankfully the wait was not long. The wonderful smells escaping from the ovens in the back was enough to make me want to order one of everything, but alas we had to save room in our stomach for lunch. Nearly every seat was filled with guests enjoying pastries and/or a beverage. The raspberry croissant appears to be the best-seller, but we wanted some of the more savory stuff. We also got lucky that one of the tables cleared up so that we could enjoy our goodies on the premise. The good: + Creative twist on some traditional favorites + The quiches and soup are delicious + Indoor and outdoor seating available + Locations: 5 bakeries in Paris, one in Aix-en-Provence and one in Barcelona (with plans to further expand in France and internationally, like Saudi Arabia) + Free Wi-Fi which is always nice + Bakery appears more like a trendy cafe with the modern aesthetics and chill/pop music The so-so: - Two prices, which is clearly indicated on each item's name card, but "sur place" means to dine on the spot and that would cost an additional 20 - 50 euros per item depending on what you're ordering to eat inside. - Some of the staff speaks English and are focused on efficiency, so advice is to know what you want. The food: *Soup of the day - sweet potato and onion puree with coconut milk. If you like butternut squash soup, then you must try this other comforting combination. Absolutely perfect for a cold and rainy day. *Quiches: Salmon Spinach and Curry Leek. Why don't we have these flavors in the US?! Positively divine. It was so unforgettably yummy that we ordered these again to take out on a separate day. Definitely a favorite that we would love to come back to again in the future. *Croissant - went with the regular one was not disappointed. This was very flaky and fresh. I'm not a croissant girl, but this was quite good. *Noisette - this is their small, but it's more tiny than I imagined when received. Turns out it was the perfect little cup of hazelnut coffee, especially since one should be drinking coffee in moderation. *Chocolate Praline Cookie - this was a very dense, heavy cookie and sadly looked/sounded better than it tasted. Much more dry than we would have liked. Had a hard time finishing it. Fun facts: ~ BO&MIE came out with a recipe book in the fall of 2022, but it's only available in French. ~ This bakery is actually their first location and perhaps that also explained why it was so busy and filled with tourists.

Staying in the 4th in Paris and Bo&Mie was recommended. Friendly staff which was patient with our choices. We were there for savory breakfast, treats and returned another day for sandwiches. Bacon and cheese croissant, feta and olives croissant, morning cafe au lait and a double espresso - with a pecan cookie just because it's Paris. YUMMY is an understatement. What a way to start the day! We returned for a chicken sandwich the next day for lunch with a dessert croissant after visiting the Luxenburg gardens and was not disappointed. The hand made baguette was so light and just the right crunchy crust with tender, melt in your mouth chicken. Close for a visit after seeing Notre Dame or Sainte Chappelle. Don't miss it!

This is a delightful quick service set up with a few tables to enjoy your selections on sight. Their offering spans pasties, baguette styles sandwiches and drinks. Conveniently located adjacent to the Louvre-Rivoli metro station you can smell the croissants and baked good drawing you in. I opted for a chicken Caesar sandwich, my daughter ham and mozzarella, and a croissant. Every drop was delicious. The baguette on the Caesar sandwich was soft and flaky like a croissant but easily held its ground against the dressing chicken and Parmesan. We will definitely be back to explore the pastries while we are here.

I visited this bakery so many time during my trip because it was so good. There were a multitude of delicious looking pastries to choose from. I tried the cinnamon babka and raspberry croissant. Both were super flavorful. Their version of an iced coffee is stacked with delicious whipped cream. I loved everything about this bakery and will definitely go out of my way to come here every time I'm in Paris.

Gorgeous outside with breakfast calling you. Yummy yummy yummy, artisan backed goods made fresh. Fantastic orange juice and pretty quick service, organized staff and really good start for a day. Everything I ordered came even better than it looked. Really good bakery for a day at the louvre.

They had a wide variety of sweet and savory pastries and great coffee too! We enjoyed a small pistachio pastry/cookie. The croissants are the star of the show! The plain and chocolate were buttery, flaky and delicious! The latte was great, super creamy and smooth! The space is busy, lots of people come by. Be ready to order when it's your turn in line, they move quickly!

BO&MIE was a favorite of mine while visiting Paris. The cappuccino was amazing. The pastries (especially the croissants and the brioche) were amazing. The tuna wrap was refreshing. The service was excellent. I visited the cafe at least 4 times while in Paris.

Was a bit disappointed in our coffee and pastry after reading such great reviews. The pastry was dry and not flaky. Coffee mediocre. I will say it was quite popular and busy so perhaps we ordered the wrong thing?

Came in here while walking by and see NY Rolls in the window. A NY roll is a croissant, usually filled with a custard or creme filling. They had 2 to choose from, so I ordered 1 of each. One was the exotique, filled with passion fruit filling. The other was a vanilla custard filled. Both had a chocolate frosting on the outside. The passion fruit filling was just bad, but I ate it. The vanilla was better, probably a 4/5. Service was good, helpful even though we don't speak French. Ambience is modern, clean and new for a Paris bakery. If you are looking for a NY roll in Paris, this might be your only choice, it's the only one we found.

This is a great spot for a quick snack or breakfast. The pastries were excellent, and the pistachio latte was absolutely phenomenal. Expect a wait--there's usually a long line--but it moves fairly quickly. I'd skip the babka, though; it didn't live up to the rest. Definitely worth a visit if you're nearby!

Good croissants, but nothing that mind-blowing or spectacular. This was my first Paris croissant and while good, it did leave me a little disappointed since maybe I was expecting a lot more. They have a wide variety of pastries, and also a lot of seating inside which is nice since some spots are takeout only. We got a plain croissant and a pain au chocolat, both of which were pretty good. Flavor was nice and buttery, but I don't remember too much of it since it wasn't all that memorable. Nonetheless, it was still good and very affordable. They are a chain, so you'll find them around the city but there are better spots for croissants out there!

AHH seriously one of the best bakeries I tried in Paris! The chocolate croissant was perfectly flakey and the chocolate in the middle was decadent. My favorite thing I tried though was the blueberry spiral croissant. The cinnamon roll was also pretty unique here and had a great fluffy texture. The service was not bad. They spoke a bit of English but be mindful though that there are two separate lines for deli and bakery. Inside had a decent amount of seating and we found a spot pretty quickly. The area was very clean and overall I came back three times definitely recommend!

Riding on its tourism- tik tok and insta shout outs. The non dairy milk is high way robbery at 1 Euro more. Croissant raspberry and chocolate were fine We had ordered a bottle of water and thankfully, we realize they had not given it to us. We reminded them and they gave it to us. No problem. Lots of tourists. This is a review for the one in the marais near the hotel de ville . It's somehow it doesn't come up on options. Interior is open and many tables

Top rated, but very touristy. The line goes quickly and they have many options from sweet pastries to savory. The bacon and cheese croissant was good after they warm it in the oven. My friend ordered a passion fruit dessert that was phenomenal. The place can get crowded and the staff overwhelmed. There were many tourists inside when we went on a Tuesday morning in August.

This small Boulangerie was only a 2 minute walk from our AirBnB and it was spectacular. Although it was raining, there was a long line so I knew it had to be good. It's a tight, small space with a few seats inside. It's hustling a bustling with both locals and tourists like me. There were multiple servers behind the counter so the line moved quickly and didn't give me much time to look at the multitude of options. Everything looks delicious so it's hard to choose, but I picked out a few different things including the traditional chocolate croissant. But I ordered what they called a New York roll which was cream filled and dipped in chocolate. Everything was excellent and I highly recommend Bo & Mie.

Great sandwiches and sweets! Place is busy at lunch time but worth the wait. Seating upstairs but many carry out.

The best croissants I had in all of Paris, and I tried many. Nothing in Los Angeles compares. I ate a (raspberry?) croissant with the red stripes that was excellent and saved a Gianduja chocolate filled circular croissant for another day. I was not expecting much because the ones made in rings in LA are always extremely dry so I ate it 3 days later. 3 DAYS LATER it was the best croissant I've had in my life. Crisp on the outside and buttery and flaky on the inside like it was fresh baked. And the abundance of filling was so creamy and flavorful. It was perfection. I wish I bought more.

Really delicious Pain au Chocolat and croissants. The only issue is seating is a challenge and the line can get long. This was one of the best boulangeries I ate at in Paris, I had to come back multiple times. Would highly recommend getting a variety to try multip;e different items.

A very solid bakery with a lot of different pastry options. I ordered a strawberry croissant and it was delicious. The pastry was incredibly flakely delicious - and the strawberry flavor felt really natural/not artificial. The prices are reasonable as well. The barista was very nice and offered tips and advice about what to get. It's got seating options available inside and feels very roomy (though I did not dine in). If you're in the area, I'd highly recommend!

I was incredibly happy to see that, unlike traditional boulangeries, this spot had ample seating on a rainy day. Also truly had high expectations given the raving reviews and recommendations. I have to say, with the exception of the raspberry cronut, I was actually not impressed. Especially the savory "pizza" pieces were incredibly doughy and chewy. The coffee and food selection process on the line was fast but a bit hectic if you paid directly to the person you ordered with and didn't take a receipt (you end up at the cashier waiting for coffee again.)

Excellent boulangerie with plenty of seats inside. A great selection of breads, viennoiseries, and cakes. That's almost given in France. But what distinguishes this place is that A) it is roomy and has many comfortable seats and B) they have more hot drink options than the basic coffee (I.e., espresso) They even have tea (more than one kind) AND non-dairy milk! Well done.

Excellent bakery with space to sit and have a coffee. They make fresh orange juice too. Staff are friendly and efficient.

The Fabulous Parisian Pastries experience is one of kind. Even a plain bread over there taste like heaven. we got coffee, fruit tart, chocolate bread and cheese cake. All very good, but if you want sit inside on a hot day... their Air Conditioning doesn't work properly. There is long line that goes fast.

For the price the quality it unbelievable. We bought our weight in pastries and hurried over to the River to enjoy them in peace. Each one was better than the last. But for the love of god, learn some basic french. At least hello and thank you. The amount of rudeness the bakery staff undertook was pretty insane. Please start with a hello; good morning. Or hello how are you? Bonjour & Comment ça va. Thank you Merci! We didnt head back because the line was very very long. And we didn't have much time left in the city. Be prepared for a line and plan your order in advance if you can. They have windows filled with the days selection, so it's easy to start your wishlist. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

I got the petit pain olives/feta and it was good. The bread was slight firm but not too much and when you warm it up, it's good. It have olives n feta throughout inside. Not too salty and just right for a flavorful snack with a bread base. I recommend. Forgot to take a photo of the product:(

Wow! Another fabulous Parisian patisserie. In the week that we have in Paris, we are hitting at least one or two bakeries every day... Bo&mie does not disappoint. Another dining experience that transcends the surreal in an orgasmic nibble on a croissant... Who can think such a thing possible?... So why five stars? My taste buds are dictating terms now, it has nothing to do with anything else...

Solid bakery for its pastries and coffee. I had the matcha latte and it was authentic smooth rich and delicious. It was near our Airbnb and had a line one morning and seemed to rarely be empty of people which is a good sign. Prices were also decent and highly recommend to stop by if you are walking to the Louvre for an early museum visit.

Got the. Raspberry croissant along with the regular croissant and both are delicious!!! Long like but it goes by super fast!! Will definitely come back and try other pastries!

Service and wait time not the greatest, but the pastries are pretty good. We ordered a coffee eclair, framboise croissant, and a cheesecake-type pastry. The barista/server got our order wrong and we had to get a refund for it in cash, which was awkward and held up the line. She was not pleased with us at all. It is so loud and busy, it is hard to order or really look at the choices. My partner loved the eclair, and talked about it well after our visit. The framboise was beautiful to look at. I expected more raspberry taste on the outside, but it was mostly just for show. The inside has a nice raspberry jam. The cheesecake bar was not great at all. We chalked that up to just ordering the wrong thing. We also had a latte that was very good as well. The upstairs seating area is nice. The bakery is decorated beautifully and looks very clean and modern. I recommend this as a stop if you're headed to the Louvre.

Came here rambling by and got in line to try out the croissant dough topped with Madagascar vanilla mascarpone whipped cream, flowing dark chocolate ganache and chopped almonds. It is one of the best things I've eaten, a perfect blend of buttery, crunchy, and soft with a wonderful cream inside. The cheesecake was superb with my wife saying it's the best she's ever had. Very soft and not too sweet with a lemon crust. So good and delicious!

Stopped by on a Tuesday at around 8:30 to pick up a quick brekkie. It was quite busy at that time. There was this raspberry escargot-looking pastry that caught our eye so we went with that one. The raspberry filling was way too sweet but that's also our fault for picking this as a breakfast item. Their non-sweet items do look pretty good though, so maybe those are better? We didn't get the chance to check it out again since it was a little out of the way from our hotel.

Crossant and espresso was yummy. Guy who took order was nice and thankfully spoke English as do 99% of Parisians in the service industry. Place stayed busy the short time I was there. Would go back!

Full admission, on our recent European adventure, Paris was a destination I was least connected to. Not much exposure to it while growing up plus, my palate prefers savory over sweet. I wasn't really driven by the endless boutiques of sweets and pastries, until stepping into Bo&Mie. My amateur eye thought their croissants would be dry and brittle, but that was hardly the case. One skeptical bite turned me into a hungry hungry hippo as I inhaled their simple, classic, yet buttery, airy and glorious delight. I regret not grabbing more, but I did manage to point out a few croissants, pain au chocolat, something with pistachios, and remembered to add a cappuccino by the time I got to the register. The line went out the door and they very much prefer having the door closed even if it means intermittently blocking the line. It was tricky because our party didn't speak French and we could only see the items as we moved down the display case (think fast Chinese food style, only we didn't get to gander at the options before selecting because it was so busy). Don't fret about getting too much, if anything, don't leave with regret! Their cappuccino was so comforting and the perfect accompaniment to their boulangerie creations. Definitely a great way to experience a classic Parisian croissant in my humble opinion.

My family and I were walking by when my wife saw a white chocolate cranberry brioche bread in the window. We decided to buy some snacks for the next day and it was a good choice. The Madeleine Citrons are extremely delicious! I was very happy with the taste of these little treats. We also ordered Pan Sucre but they didn't put them in our bag so that is why I am giving them -1 star. We ordered sandwiches which were okay. The veggie was alright with the eggplant. The curry chicken had a nice taste but needed more of a kick. All in all, a decent spot but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to visit.

First of all, I want to say THANK GOD that this bakery was so close to our hotel in Paris. The shop is modern and the food is delicious. It made thinking about what to get for breakfast each day of our trip a breeze because we knew where to go for a great price. Shout out to a friendly server who noticed we came by so often. He would offer us a free dessert on top of order each day because he wanted us to experience the full menu. Really appreciated that nice gesture. Highly recommended and would definitely go back again if I could.

Super cute establishment. Customer service was good. And the pastries were delicious. I had the lox bagel which was ok but everything else was very good. Recommend their bread filled with chorizo and cheese!

Loved this spot! Croissants were so flaky & perfectly balanced. Service was great! Busy spot but found a great seat to enjoy our breakfast. Would definitely recommend!

Tried the mini croissants, hazelnut croissant, and raspberry croissant. Favorite was the raspberry croissant. It has a little bit of jam inside and raspberry swirls in the bread on the outside. Very crispy and delicious with fast service.

Ate there 4 different times, trying new items each time and everything was delicious. From the baguette sandwiches to the various croissant variants, cookies to pastries all with great coffee. The line moves very quickly and everyone on staff worked efficiently while dealing with my group's duolingo 7 day streak worth of French. I was especially impressed by the gentleman who 100% spoke/understood English but upon noticing I was trying to practice French, switched to patiently helping me order in French. Everyone in my group loved this place for the great food, and despite being small and busy, we always found a place to sit and never felt rushed.

We enjoyed the crossaint and pastries to go! The regular one was better than the flavored one. The ambiance inside had plenty of seating! The service was quick!

Bought a few pastries to try here and they're all good. We also bought freshly squeezed OJ and cafe frappe (skip it unless you want to drink milk). Staff are super friendly and overall helpful. I also love the location as it's close proximity to a lot of stores and restaurants.