Des gâteaux et du pain

Pastry shop · Necker

Des gâteaux et du pain

Pastry shop · Necker

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63 Bd Pasteur, 75015 Paris, France

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Sleek patisserie offering a wide range of classic & creative French pastries, cakes & breads.  

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"If you want a croissant from Des Gâteaux et du Pain, get there when they open at 10am—the early wakeup is worth it to avoid crushing disappointment since they invariably sell out. There’s no greasiness here. Instead, the well-done exterior is satisfyingly crunchy, and the yeasty interior reminds us more of brioche than your typical croissant. Save the crispy end for last—caramelization makes it the best bite. The spacious bakery’s picture-ready pâtisseries, arranged like jewels in the pastry case will also grab your attention but zero in on the seasonal chausson with the slightly sweet Provençal almond filling paired with Picardy rhubarb or lemon curd." - emily monaco

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@infatuation

"If you want a croissant from Des Gâteaux et du Pain, get there when they open at 10am—the early wakeup is worth it to avoid crushing disappointment since they invariably sell out. There’s no greasiness here. Instead, the well-done exterior is satisfyingly crunchy, and the yeasty interior reminds us more of brioche than your typical croissant. Save the crispy end for last—caramelization makes it the best bite. The spacious bakery's picture-ready pâtisseries, arranged like jewels in the pastry case will also grab your attention but zero in on the seasonal chausson with the slightly sweet Provençal almond filling paired with Picardy rhubarb or lemon curd." - Emily Monaco

Des Gâteaux Et Du Pain Review - 6th Arr. - Paris - The Infatuation
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"an apple tart at Claire Damon’s Des Gâteaux et du Pain" - Monica Burton

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@cntraveler

"Des Gâteaux et du Pain is Claire Damon's flagship bakery and lab, and it's as much a favorite among neighborhood residents as it is among food-tourists who know to seek it out. You'll find breads of all varieties here, breakfast pastries—special mention for the chausson aux pommes , a variant of an apple turnover—and pâtisseries. The green absinthe tart is one of the shop's best sellers, as are the seasonal tartes." - Lindsey Tramuta

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MYR

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Really really good bakery run by pastry chef propriétaire Claire Damon and her business partner , producing a very tasty seeded sourdough organic bread (500g) wich I highly recommande . She is also making tasty rhubarb turn over (chausson à la rhubarb) . Also very interesting « Lemon gâteau basque » for the lovers of butter.

Izamary Waldo

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The chocolate bread is very good, price: 2.1€ when you bite it you feel soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside, and the chocolate flavor is fanstatic. you can feel the taste of butter on your lips. I simply love it, however I could not say it is the best in all of paris, I will keep trying, and the price is higher compared to other bakeries. The service is very good, the lady who attended me, spoke english. They accept credit cards and I think there is no minimum purchase. Disadvantage: they don't have tables to eat bread, and they don't have much stock of bread, they don't serve drinks either.

Nadine Asmar

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Totally AMAZING!! The moment you walk in, you're completely taken by the smell of fresh pastries and bread as well as a very classy decor. The staff is very friendly and the presentation of all products is very neat. As for the food, WOW! This is the best French forêt noire I've ever tried and the Schahzadeh was absolutely mouth-watering with a perfectly balanced ashta flilling. I'm definitely coming back asap!!

Tsenka Georgieva

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I recently had the pleasure of sampling some cakes at Des gâteaux et du pain and I must say, they were some of the best I've ever tasted. The cakes were delicate, yet complex in flavour, and truly memorable. Each bite was a decadent experience that left me wanting more. The textures were perfectly balanced, with the cakes being both soft and moist. The flavours were complex, with each ingredient complementing the other.

Jamie Berryhill

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I used to come here regularly for a baguette. It turns out that, as of two weeks ago, they are no longer making any baguette. A place shouldn’t call itself “Des Gâteaux et du Pain” if they don’t do the most basic of breads. Not to mention it’s all a bit pretentious.

Sinan Mehmed

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The food was good. We bought croissants which were fine. Teh service is perfect! The staff is kind. The thing I didn't like is that there are a lot of bees in the shop 😕

Chris Zhu

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One of the Best pain du Chocolate in town! Price is definitely not cheap comparing to the average bakery in town but it worth it (at least the pain du Chocolate) And this is the first thing they sold out everyday - after 10am, it is really based on luck. I got the freshly baked butter croissant couple of times, and it is even better!!! Have to admit I am not a big fan of their cookies - expensive and taste average (€20+ for less than 200g)

World Tastes

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Heavenly pastries. Yes it may be expensive but worth every penny for those who appreciate the art and the taste! Many of their pastries are “one of a kind” good. The one topped with mango , the pamplemousse, the Kashmir … been every day of every single visit to Paris and just can’t get enough. Cons: they can be/act a tiny bit snobby, I wish they weren’t of course, and maybe they realize one day that humility makes their art more precious. That said, it’s not as difficult to tolerate a bit of a snob if it’s coming from the best in the art!