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Elegant pâtisserie offering embellished sweet & savory desserts & baked goods since 1730.
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Reviews — 8
Lovely shop, not busy, wide variety, decent price for value. Very kind staff members.
Not allowed to eat inside, bare that in mind.
Recommend 100/10
Not allowed to eat inside, bare that in mind.
Recommend 100/10
My friend recommended this bakery to me as somewhere in Paris to experience the best pastries and I was not disappointed. It’s the oldest bakery in Paris and still has this very classic charm outside and inside.
I was not sure what to expect for dining in or dining out, takeaway was the only option, I left with a pain au chocolat and some chocolate florentines to take home as a gift.
I was not sure what to expect for dining in or dining out, takeaway was the only option, I left with a pain au chocolat and some chocolate florentines to take home as a gift.
French people don't really do breakfast but they do pastries. Omg Stroher has one of the best croissants you will have!! I promise you! I grabbed coffee from Matamata and walked to Stroher's one of the oldest patisseries in Paris and absolutely delicious things to choose from! I made sure to take some to go to bring back home ! It's also very beautiful inside, and they give you a piece of chocolate at checkout 😋
I wanted to hunt out the best rum-baba, and this is the place to go. There was a queue, but you would expect that for the oldest patisserie in Paris. Its hard to make a choice once inside, and I wanted to buy them all! We had a florentine, Paris Breast, rum baba, éclair, Mont Blanc & croissants.
The rum baba is very strong and we didn't have any cream with ours but I had to ask for one and they went out the back to get it.
Definitely recommend you make a trip here, I will return to try more of the cakes!
The rum baba is very strong and we didn't have any cream with ours but I had to ask for one and they went out the back to get it.
Definitely recommend you make a trip here, I will return to try more of the cakes!
One of the oldest bakeries in Paris. I tried two types eclairs and both were amazing. I regret not buying more for my family who couldn't join me this time
There was a very long queue to get in but it moved very quickly. We got a quiche Lorraine and some sweets to take away. The quiche was excellent, the eclair was delicious and the flan silky smooth. Loved everything we bought from the pattiserie.
The classic boulangerie I've been aiming to visit since this one is included on Anthony Bourdain's food guide. I bought 2 kind of eclair, the signature chocolate (IT WAS REALLY GOOD) and coffee (a little bit too sweet for me). Hopefully I got another chance to come to try the ✨️rhum baba✨️
The staff is friendly, and the ambience is ❤️❤️❤️
The staff is friendly, and the ambience is ❤️❤️❤️
