Bakeries & Pastry in Paris

Viennoiseries and baguettes run through the reviews of these 94 bakeries, but the list also includes specialist pâtisseries. Julien Filoche Pâtisserie on Rue Saint-Jacques is associated with babka, kouign-amann and Paris-Brest and closes on Wednesdays and Thursdays; Nanan on Rue Keller in the 11th draws comments on chiffon cake, tarts and king cake; SU Pâtisserie Paris on Rue Volta sells strawberry cake, bento cakes and matcha; and at Pâtisserie Pinaud Pascal on Rue Monge the reviews centre on macarons. Some streets have more than one bakery: Rue Saint-Dominique in the 7th, near the Eiffel Tower, has three, including Le Moulin de la Vierge, where the croissant is the recurring topic, and Rue de Charenton in the 12th has Maison Letissier and Les Commères, the latter open only from Friday to Sunday. Hours vary widely: 27 bakeries close on Sundays and 23 on Mondays, while six in the 19th and 20th, Baker and Pastries on Avenue de Flandre among them, list closing times of 9 PM.