Who doesn't like to take a little gourmet break during a trip to the City of Light? Paris is full of places where you can enjoy the best snacks and treat yourself. In this article, we give you our selection of the best places to enjoy a Parisian snack.
Paris is known worldwide for its pastry shops and renowned pastry chefs. From historic establishments to new trendy addresses, the French capital offers a wide range of choices to satisfy the most demanding taste buds. Whether you're a fan of lemon meringue tarts, smooth hot chocolates or more daring flavors, you're bound to find something to your liking.
Among the timeless, some establishments have built a solid reputation over the years, attracting both locals and tourists in search of sweet treats. These addresses have been able to distinguish themselves thanks to the quality of their products, the know-how of their craftsmen and the warm and friendly atmosphere they exude.
At the same time, the newcomers on the Parisian scene have nothing to envy to the institutions. These establishments offer original and innovative creations, revisiting the classics of French pastry or exploring new flavors. They attract a clientele eager to discover and to get off the beaten track.
The terraces and cosy addresses open all afternoon are particularly appreciated to enjoy a moment of relaxation in the heart of the city. On sunny days, these places offer an ideal setting to savor a delicious snack while enjoying the Parisian charm.
During your next gourmet break in Paris, don't hesitate to follow our guide to ensure you taste the best snacks in the capital. Be careful though, these addresses might make you succumb to temptation and cost you a few extra pounds! But after all, is there no price to pay for the pleasure of eating?
In conclusion, Paris is a city where greed is king, and there is no shortage of places to enjoy the best snacks. Between the essential establishments and the new ones, everyone will be able to find what they are looking for and offer themselves a memorable culinary experience.
OMA, the oriental-inspired brunch near the Canal Saint Martin
At OMA, brunch is a veritable institution. Here, every day has a taste of Sunday, with brunch available 7 days a week, from 9am to 7pm. On the menu, a fine selection of classics revisited with a Mediterranean twist! [Read more]
The café royal and Pierre Hermé's patisserie at the Hôtel Les Lumières de Versailles unveiled
In the immediate vicinity of the Château de Versailles, a new gourmet boutique has opened, along with a sublime café orchestrated by Pierre Hermé. The newly-opened Hôtel Les Lumières Versailles offers an exceptional setting for this patisserie and café-tea room, overlooking the Place d'Armes and the château's main courtyard. It's the perfect place to indulge in the sweet and savoury creations of the king of pastry. [Read more]
Inform Café, an unusual brunch coffee shop in front of a historic monument at Citéco, Paris 17th arrondissement
A brunch set against the backdrop of a historic monument, that's what Inform Café offers us at the Cité de l'Économie, Paris 17th. Initially attracted by the unusual location, we were seduced by the gourmet delights of this coffee shop, which combines delicious cakes and pastries with homemade drinks and lattes of all kinds. [Read more]
Perdue, the delicious brioche for savoury or sweet dishes
What if we told you that brioche perdue could be made with chicken or pastrami? The Perdue restaurant, located next to the Passage du Caire in the 2nd arrondissement, takes up the challenge and creates savory savory and sweet recipes. [Read more]
Maison Ambre, Moroccan canteen and tea room with home-made pastries, brunch and Ftour menu
Maison Ambre is the name of this canteen, tea room and pastry shop in the 15th arrondissement, just a stone's throw from Gare Montparnasse. Bowls to compose, tagine and pastries of the day await you. [Read more]
Le goûter de Clotilde, a regressive and gourmet tea time by Nina Métayer
In the 5th arrondissement, the Maison Colbert hotel is now serving a brand new tea time, imagined by Nina Métayer, voted best pastry chef in the world in 2023. A blend of childhood flavors and gourmet patisserie, Le goûter de Clotilde offers a gourmet experience to share with friends and family. [Read more]
Qasti Patisserie and Tearoom by Alan Geaam, the gourmet spot for Lebanese sweets
Looking for good, authentic, artisanal Lebanese pastries in Paris? Alan Geaam, the Michelin-starred chef we love so much, launches Qasti Pâtisserie libanaises, a takeaway and tearoom to indulge in distinctive oriental flavors. [Read more]
Les Deux Magots: legendary café in Paris's Saint-Germain des Près district
At Les Deux Magots, you'll discover a place steeped in history and an ideal setting for a gourmet break on the terrace. Since 1885, this legendary café has welcomed gourmets and art lovers alike. [Read more]
Jessica Préalpato unveils her natural, healthy snack at Hôtel San Régis
The San Régis Hotel in Paris celebrates its 100th anniversary and welcomes Jessica Préalpato to redefine the art of tasting. From September 20, 2023, this renowned pastry chef, voted Best Pastry Chef in the World in 2019, unveils a culinary experience that combines nature and gourmet delights. [Read more]
Le Bloom Café, a family restaurant in Saint-Ouen's Docks district
Just a stone's throw from Saint-Ouen's largest park, Les Docks, Bloom Café is the perfect address for any occasion of the day: breakfast, lunch, brunch, afternoon tea... Family-friendly, affordable and generous, it's a neighborhood restaurant just the way we like them: with an extra soul, good food and a welcome just like home. [Read more]
Exquisite Tea Time at Burgundy Paris by Léandre Vivier, the new divine snack
Looking for a delicious new tea time? Let's head to Burgundy Paris to feast on the creations of Léandre Vivier, the Baudelaire's new pastry chef, who takes our taste buds on a voyage of discovery around the world. A superb discovery that we recommend to you! [Read more]
The secret and brilliant Tea Time from the Halle aux Grains to the Bourse de Commerce in Paris
La Halle aux Grains, Michel and Sébastien Bras' famous restaurant hidden away on the 3rd floor of the Paris Bourse de Commerce - Fondation Pinault, offers an excellent tea time combining culinary innovation and a superb view of Les Halles. We tell you more... [Read more]
LOLILOL, the coffee shop with the unavoidable chimney cake, the gourmet spit cakes
In the Marais district, a stone's throw from the Saint-Paul metro station, LOLILOL is one of the latest stores to have opened in the area: on the menu, you will find Chimney Cake, these delicious spit cakes originating from Eastern Europe [Read more]
Violetta and Alfredo, the tea room inspired by the Opera, our photos
Opera and pastry lovers meet at Violetta et Alfredo, a tea room inspired by Giuseppe Verdi's famous work, La Traviata. The opportunity to enjoy the most musical Tea Time in Paris! [Read more]
Koya Paris, the delicious mix between mochi and waffle to taste at the Madeleine
For a gourmet snack with amazing flavors, head to Koya, the café in the Madeleine district that mixes mochis and waffles. A sweet and delicate snack, bubble teas and comforting lattes: this is the perfect address for all sweet tooths! [Read more]
Le Jardin de Mademoiselle, the gourmet tea room that changes with the seasons
Fancy a snack in Wonderland? We'd like to take you to Jardin de Mademoiselle, a tea room as pretty as a heart, whose decor and menu change with the seasons. Here, you can indulge in gourmet drinks and cakes in a bright, bucolic atmosphere. [Read more]
The Bar-Café Restaurant of the Hilton Opera and its historical setting
Do you know the Grand Salon of the Hilton Opera next to the Gare Saint-Lazare? Under this sublime historical glass roof where gilding, frescoes and crystal chandeliers await you, you can sit down all day long to enjoy breakfast, exotic dishes or even custom-made cocktails. [Read more]
Azur Café, the Mediterranean coffee shop
Azur Café is the name of this new café-restaurant on rue de Ponthieu, a stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées. It's a great place to sit down at any time of day to enjoy a Mediterranean menu created by Michelin-starred chef Romain le Cordroch. [Read more]
Le Salon de thé Fou de Pâtisserie, brunch and tea time every day
Lovers of good pastries and culinary know-how, hello! Fou de Pâtisserie has opened its first tea room in Paris in the 6th arrondissement. You can go there to taste the beautiful pastries of our pastry chefs but also to have a tea time every day and at any time. [Read more]
Maison Plume Pâtisserie - Coffee shop without sugar and gluten
Let's go and discover Maison Plume, this pastry shop - coffee shop - tea room, which offers sugar-free and gluten-free cakes and sweets. Something to delight gluten intolerant people, diabetics and all those who watch their glycemic index. [Read more]
Discover Paris's tea times and gourmet snacks
How about an exceptional tea time or snack? Spend an afternoon unwinding with a cup of tea and some delicious pastries, and pamper yourself in the magnificent setting of a palace, a grand Parisian hotel or an atypical venue. It's time to relax and enjoy a gourmet break as a couple, with mom or with friends. Here's our selection of gourmet delights for you to try and enjoy. [Read more]
Looking for an affordable tea time that's both good and cheap? Here's a round-up of the capital's best places to treat your sweet tooth. From mixed snacks to real tea time with a savoury side, there's plenty to do to treat yourself and enjoy an excellent afternoon tea. [Read more]
Come on, let's have a little snack, friends!
Discover Paris's tea times and gourmet snacks
The top affordable tea times and snacks in Paris
