Le Pain Retrouvé

Le Pain Retrouvé is hands down the best bakery I’ve tried in Paris! The bread is perfection—crusty on the outside, soft and airy inside, with an incredible depth of flavor. Their croissants are buttery, flaky, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The passion for traditional baking shines through in every bite. The staff is also warm and welcoming, making the experience even better. If you're in Paris, don’t miss this gem!

This was the first boulangerie I visited when I was in France, and it was the best first impression of French baked goods ever. The ingredients to make these food were probably super light because I genuinely felt like I could devour so many more of quiches and bread. Customer service was great as well - shoutout to the employee who played along with my attempted French without being rude about it haha (probably because they’re in the younger generation and I love their humor on social media too). Only thing that needed improvement was probably how to better handle customers (there was a long line to get into) but I think I just went in during peak hours. Overall, je pense que cette boulangerie est à voir absolument!

Best almond croissant I’ve had! It’s so savory on the inside and has a strong crisp crust. There was someone making it (i believe it was the same pastry) at the counter. Also had the chèvre quiche (ask for it warmed). The pistachio (brioche?) was just ok. But, wow was the almond croissant good

What a lovely discovery! This bakery really has it all — from special kinds of bread to delicious babka, quiches, and buttery croissants. The display is so beautiful and inviting that it’s hard to resist. Everything looks so good, you’ll want to take one of each! I tried the chocolate babka and the almond croissant. The croissant was perfect — light, flaky, and full of flavor. The babka was rich, moist, and had just the right amount of sweetness and chocolate. I’m already thinking about my next visit. There are so many other things I want to try!

We went while doing our vacation in Paris and everything we tried was very good. Both the croissant and the pain au chocolate. You will can see a line outside but it will go by very fast. For me is a must visit if you are in the area.

Legendary bakery. I can’t say enough how good their baguette is and other pastries. The line can get very long but guess how long it takes to baker your own bread. Quick service and just be ready to order anything and everything. They need to be treat once.

I got some bread from this bakery to fix a lunch for myself. This one street has everything I ask for. Good bakery, fish shop, cheese shop. Very tasty. Fast service.

This is a family-friendly café, and it is also one of the few that operates early on Sundays. They offer a fair selection of breakfast items, and I enjoyed my avocado and chicken tartine. I believe they serve coffee from a machine, so it is regular coffee.