LE CAFÉ PIERRE HERMÉ PARIS

Really nice place and good location. We went for a coffee and dessert. I ordered a latte, it was ok. We ordered the Tarte Paradis and a Paris Brest, gorgeous and delicious pastries.

To find this place, you’ll have to go in between the buildings and walk straight back. The cafe is behind a big statue of 3 tied up bears(?). I had the ispahan macaron and the chocolate macaron. Ispahan is delicious, slightly sweet with a light taste of rose and lychee. I also had the raspberry latte, 2000 feuille, and faubourg saint honore. My spouse had the chocolate drink. The raspberry latte had a nice smooth taste and the chocolate drink was thick and rich. The faubourg saint honore was the show stealer with a light vanilla cream and a praline layer inside with cake. The 2000 feuille was disappointing, with its praline flavor and “caramilzed crust”. It actually had a bit of a dark and burnt flavor and I didn’t enjoy it. While the 2000 feuille may have taken away a half star, I think all the other treats brings this up to a 5.

A must-try macaron shop in Paris! The other desserts also looked like true masterpieces, but I went specifically for the macarons, and they had some very unique flavors. My favorites were the specialty rose and raspberry combination and the passion fruit macaron, while the caramel one was also incredibly delicious. The macarons were fresh, perfectly filled, and absolutely delightful. Lastly, I loved their packaging—especially the steel box with "Paris" written on it, which I'll keep as a souvenir.

Multiple Locations, good macarons (apparently ones that the french actually like). I enjoyed everything they suggested, the foie gras macron is an acquired taste although the hostess cautioned me against it.

The prices are high, but it's worth it for the attention to detail and the truly special flavors you get. Whether for you or as a gift, Pierre Hermé's macarons are indeed a quality product. Everything is well-crafted, from the aesthetics of the shop and packaging to the clean yet intense flavors of the macarons themselves. I particularly enjoyed the pistachio one, but the most astounding flavor was in the one with lychee. Floral notes and a sweet yet not cloying taste. Highly recommended.

Food is good but high prices are unjustified and staff has a lot of attitude. Very unpleasant waitress welcomed me at door and, after asking to be seated outside for a coffee, said with an attitude that they are not doing outside seating today. The weather was nice, the outside tables were perfectly laid out so there was genuinely no reason not to be seated there. After asking for a reason, she just repeats loudly that there is no outside seating. I understand if they decided not to seat people out, but that is no way to speak to a customer.

We had a wonderful experience at Le Café Pierre Hermé Paris. The staff was welcoming and attentive, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable visit. The service was exceptional, with great attention to detail. The café’s stylish and elegant ambiance perfectly complements its world-class selection of pastries and beverages. Each creation reflects Pierre Hermé’s renowned craftsmanship, offering a truly delightful culinary experience. Whether for a quick coffee or a leisurely indulgence, this café is a must-visit for pastry lovers in Paris.

If macarons are your favorite then this place is for you. Limited choices of sweets and pastries otherwise. The «pain perdu» was delicious! A bit expensive.