As I said ive never enjoyed macarons until I tried these!!! Love it! Plenty of flavors to chose from but whatever you fancy believe me it will be the best youve tasted!

If you find yourself on the Left Bank in the Saint Germain district, by all means stop and enjoy a sweet treat at Pierre Herme. We only stayed long enough to buy something to take out but it was a lovely little shop. I'm sorry I only made a photo from outside and not on the inside. The treats were... More

I loved the macarons from Pierre Herme. Before heading to Paris, I was told that I must try the caramel macarons. These delights were a wonderful treat as I sat at pond in the Tuileries. The creme caramel macaron was my favorite. After picking up these treats, the three I had purchased from Eric Kayser looked a little sad (they... More

We walked out of our way to get to this famous bakery (NOT a restaurant), and even though we arrived during the hours posted on the doors, the doors were locked. No note of explanation. So don't take it for granted. I heard the macaroons were the best, hopefully I'll be able to try them someday!

There are many branches all over Paris, the one we visited was close to our apartment in the 15th arrondisment. The shop was beautiful, and the clerks were very helpful and patient. They wrap everything up as little presents. The pastries were delicious.

I fail to understand why this is rated as a restaurant as its a patisserie. Macaron are good but very very sweet.

We stopped in for a pastry after a day of sight-seeing, and were unsurprisingly not disappointed. I opted for the delicate Ispahan macaron. Raspberry, litchi and rose. Oh mon dieu, it was unbelievably good. We took our delicacies to the nearby place outside St-Sulpice and took dozens of photos before eating. I almost felt bad, as they are so beautiful,... More

what can i say that hasn't been said? go in and pick some treats. cart the beautiful package with you to the nearest park and consume away. we polished one off on the way to the park. and saved some for the next day too.

This is a must-visit for anyone who loves macarons. Pierre Herme is to die for yumminess. Prices aren't so bad, given it's Paris. We got the box of 7 for 12,50 EUR. Flavors vary depending on season. Plus, the shop is very close to Sainte-Suplice, so make sure to stop there for a nice photo as this is an often... More