This boulangerie caught my eye because of the artisan feel and the fact that the croissants are still hot when I get them in the morning. When my hands are cold and I walk home to make a latté, there is nothing better than pulling apart a warm croissant and sipping on my coffee while pouring over the morning news. Yes, life in Paris is certainly wonderful when I take the time to treat myself in this way.
Their treats are baked freshly every morning and are completely homemade, which is quite rare. No frozen croissants here, folks. They even have sourdough bread (“au levain” in French). Yes you heard me.
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
boulangerie marché couvert batignolles
For fresh brioche, croissants, maracon, pain au chocolats and all sorts of cakes head to:
Marché Couvert des Batignolles
96 bis Rue Lermercier
75017 Paris
métro Brochant.
The boulangerie is just by the entrance of rue Batignolles.
What beautiful shots. Those all look magical, and those little petit things with frosting look just to die for! Pastries are dangerously delicious.
What lovely photos! I’ve walked past this place a few times, and on the next occasion I’m definitely going in, after seeing this! Hug from the 11e arrondissement!
Ohhh so lovely! Thanks for your comment
be sure to tell them you saw the post, they will be very pleased. So nice to hear from you xo hugs from the 17th! Feel free to like our Facebook page 
I’ve been meaning to check out that market as I live in the 17th too. This post just made me officially put it in my calendar to visit tomorrow!
Awww thank you so much for getting in touch! Please do pay them a visit it’s a lovely family business and I am sure you’d love it. Let me know if you go and what you get
Oh, I didn’t even realize it’s a family business! I just got back and got some hummus, fish and fruits/veggies. Love that I have a new place to go now on Sundays besides rue de Lévis. Now if only the Batignolles Organic Market was open on Sundays too…