Great Location for the Traveler wondering about. Great place to re-charge your battery as you go site seeing. The place is filled with deserts, juices, great sandwiches and much more to your taste and liking.

I feel they have the best bread in our neighborhood. The different types are great! They also have pastries, salads, a small area to eat. All good, but the bread is the star! No gluten free, yet.

We've already been here twice. This place has all of their bread in the back. Really, much better than the average bread stores. We've gotten the baguette and the Olive bread... Um, so yum!!! In the front, they have their sandwiches and pastries. Yes, I've already had about four items (don't judge me!) and they've all been great. We are going there one more time for our goodbye breakfast before we fly home. One last fix!

I had read about Eric Kayser on a blog before going to Paris but hadn't planned to search one out. Lucky for us, there was one less from a block away from the apartment we were renting! We stopped there every morning for a quick coffee and pastry. There are no tables, just a few high chairs against a small counter in one corner, but we didn't want to waste time in the mornings so it was perfect! And the four different pastries we tried were all the best we had during our two weeks in France - really wonderful!

My family and I visited this Boulanger on the way to the Luxembourg Gardens for a few snacks. We were delighted to purchase a macaroon, éclair, and a pistachio tart. All were terrific! Later we realized that my daughter had forgotten her purse at the counter. Expecting that this was lost forever, we returned to the location several hours later and were surprised that the awesome person working the counter had secured the purse until our return.