1. Dalloyau

8ème ARRONDISSEMENT.   The richness of French food is legendary, and while you're immersing yourself in Parisian pursuits, you can't neglect culinary temptations. Two of the most satisfying indulgences are pastries and chocolates, and no one does them better than Dalloyau. First instituted in 1802, this establishment regularly plies folks with cakes, cookies, croissants and decadent candies. If you're looking for more than a sweet respite, Dalloyau also offers lunch- and tea-time offerings. METRO: St-Philippe du Roule (line 9)   (© 10Best)

	"10Best Guest" more than a month ago
It was okay The look of the location was nice. I was hoping for more pastries, but the selection was not as large as some of the other location. The disappointment for me was they were a bit uptight side and we were not treated very nicely. To all the non-french speaking people, make sure you have your french dictionary.
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	"Melodye" more than a month ago
The most wonderful shop. Not as packed as most corner pastry shops, but the items are heavenly tasting & beautiful to look at. Great corner to sit and sip.
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