Boulangerie-Pâtisserie Terroirs d'Avenir

My dude, Paris is hit or miss for food. Some of the pastries are amazing, some of the places are great. Flip of a coin if the people are nice. However, this is a place to go check out. They are kind French people, with amazing pastries. I mean the chocolate croissants, bear claws, and selection is top notch. This place is def out of the way, in a small alleyway, but worth going to for sure. We went on August 4th, 2024 and it was the best stop before going to explore the city of Paris. Huge fan everyone.

We stayed nearby and, after reading the glowing reviews, I had to check it out — and I’m so glad I did! Locals really do know best. The queue moved quickly, and every pastry, baked good, and dessert was absolutely incredible 🥹🥖🍓 The staff were lovely, and the coffee was great too. A perfect Parisian bakery experience!

So many people were working efficiently here, which made ordering quick and easy. Everything was delicious — thank you for everything! We had an amazing experience and truly felt like we were in a French movie. I would definitely come back!

I’m sure there are numerous wonderful boulangerie-patisserie spots in Paris…but this was my clear #1. This is the best croissant that I have tasted in the city. I have visited Paris/France 8-times over the last 20 years and will certainly come back to this place on every future trip.

I had to edit my review. What I originally wrote was “fire croissant,” but that falls below my standards for writing reviews nowadays. I came to Paris a year ago with my now ex girlfriend. We stayed at an Airbnb local to this bakery, and every morning I would come and buy pastries and bring them back to eat breakfast together. There was never a doubt of what we would eat for breakfast, I would wake up and get a croissant and a pain au chocolat to bring to her while she awoke. After the breakup, it was difficult to go places we had been before or do things we had done before. I fought through those emotions just to come back to this bakery and eat their croissant and pain au raisin. So I’m not saying it’s so good it’ll cure your trauma, but I’d definitely check it out if you’re in the area.

The best boulangerie ever!!! Best croissant in Paris. We enjoyed every single bite. In a very quiet, small and cute street, with some local and traditional food markets around. Probably you’ll find a short line, and maybe have to wait 10-15 min. But I promise it deserves every second you’ll wait. I highly recommend this place. If you like French original boulangerie, this is a must.

Très charmant! Our favorite espresso & kouign amann. Their baguette was quintessential “French Boulangerie,” and the croissant left smiles on our faces the rest of the day… *Go early for the best selections.

ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT ❤️ I just had the best croissant, chocolate croissant, baguette of my life. I when to 2 other places and the baguettes where cold but here you could tell they were fresh If you are ever in the area I highly recommend you come and have the pastries of your life.

Really cute bakery that's tucked away in a nice alleyway. The croissant I had was nice and flakey and the brioche was incredibly delicious and perfect. I really like brioche breads and this lived up to my expectations. The clerks were very friendly - they were patient while I was being very indecisive with the food options and even gave me an extra croissant. I would recommend this bakery and would be happy to return.

Unfortunately my fav "Boulangerie La Parisienne" was closed on Saturday and this one was the closest. The neighborhood is cute. The boulangerie looks cute. However, the items look and are very greasy. Make sure to also grab one or better a couple napkins to clean the fingers. True for croissants, pains au chocolat, pains aus raisains. ... and one more comment: I spoke French (with a Swiss accent for sure) but I find it highly disrespectful to be answered in English. Just a sign of total arrogance and not a good business model. If available, I would recommend to go to above-mentioned alternative).

Wow, the pain du chocolate. Such a cute little bakery tucked away in a charming alleyway. The clerks were friendly and super patient with my terrible French.