Traditional French desserts never disappoint, especially when you are in Paris! The sugar rush you encounter after indulging in decadent macarons, crêpes, brûlée, tarts and many more is top-notch. We have curated a list of the best dessert spots in Paris you should check out.
Visit These 8 Best Dessert Spots In Paris
1. Ladurée
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Ladurée is renowned for its artisanal macaroons all over the world! This cafe’s impeccable interiors and decor invite you for a flavourful bite of Ispahan, macaroons, hot chocolate, coffee and more. If you want to experience a cute French-style tea room, then this place is excellent for booking one for you and your friends. ‘Emily In Paris’ moment much?
Where: Centre Commercial Saint Lazare & more
Timings: Different outlets follow different slots
2. Le Soufflé
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Welcome to the soufflé heaven in Paris! This dessert spot specialises in sweet to savoury flavours of soufflés. It is best to try both flavours here. If you are looking for something fruity, check out their seasonal soufflés and you will not be disappointed. A crowd favourite is the Grand Marnier Soufflé prepared with orange liqueur. The French love to play around with alcohol in their desserts!
Where: 36 Rue du Mont Thabor
Timings: 12 PM – 4 PM, 7 PM – 10 PM (Fri-Sat)
3. La Chocolaterie Cyril Lignac
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Calling out to all the chocolate lovers, this dessert spot in Paris is like heaven on earth! Chef Cyril Lignac’s La Chocolaterie Cyril Lignac should be the first stop for you. The moment you step inside this shop, the aroma of cocoa envelopes you! And you may want to try everything on display. Relish hot chocolate, cookies, marshmallow bears and brownies. Don’t forget to click some snaps for your fellow chocolate addicts.
Where: 25 Rue Chanzy
Timings: 9 AM – 7 PM, closed on Mondays
4. La Crêperie Mon Ami
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Eating a delicious Nutella-strawberry-filing crêpe on the cobbled stones is a staple when you are in Paris. Every nook and corner of Paris is filled with shops and street vendors selling delicious crêpes. We would recommend heading over to La Crêperie Mon Ami to enjoy this ultra-thin pancake. If you want to dig into some traditional French flavours, then go for lemon and sugar. On the other hand, you will fall in love with the flavours and add-ons.
Where: 7 Rue Joseph de Maistre
Timings: 11 AM – 11 PM
5. Angelina
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This opulent dessert spot in Paris is excellent for a luxurious culinary experience when exploring the food scenes of this country! The decadent and exquisite flavours served here surely tantalise your taste buds. For over 120 years, Angelina has been continuing the tradition of enjoying tea rooms in Paris. After that, you may head order for their lunch or dinner menu. Do not miss their delicious scrambled eggs or salads.
Where: Rue de Rivoli & more
Timings: Different outlets follow different slots
6. Le Petit Cler
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In the busy lanes of Rue Cler is Le Petit Cler. This dessert spot in Paris is known for its classic crème brûlées! Leaving Paris without indulging in soft and fluffy crème brûlées is a crime. Its creamy vanilla custard with a thin layer of beautifully caramelised sugar on top is a flawless dessert after dinner. It is surely a satisfying experience.
Where: 29 Rue Cler
Timings: 8 AM – 11:30 PM
7. Cedric Grolet OPÉRA
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Pastry chef Cedric Grolet is renowned for posting videos of drool-worthy pastry desserts made from scratch. And they look oh-so-delicious! If you are lucky, you can watch him bake from the window of his shop before devouring some of the best croissants, especially Pain au Chocolat. It is so therapeutic to watch him craft desserts with love and care. So, savouring desserts here is truly a dream come true!
Where: 35 Av. de l’Opéra
Timings: 9 AM – 6 PM (Wed-Sun)
8. Grande Brasserie
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We couldn’t miss this list without mentioning an eatery famous for serving tasty profiteroles. Grande Brasserie specialises in cutting the top of choux pastries and filling it with a generous amount of ice cream. Then, close it with the cut-out top portion. The excellence doesn’t stop there. Next, generously drizzle warm and thick chocolate sauce on the profiteroles! Voila! It is time to dig in. The richness of the locally sourced ingredients is the star behind this French delicacy. It sounds heavenly!
Where: 6 Rue de la Bastille
Timings: 12 PM – 2:30 PM, 7 PM – 11 PM
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If you are visiting Paris during the Olympics 2024, then these dessert places are a bonus suggestion! Hope you don’t miss out.
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