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It’s the gourmet pastry that’s always good for you. You feel like it, don’t you? Come on, we’ve selected the best places to eat in Paris!
Neulo épicerie – Frangipane flan
Why choose when you can have the best of both the galette and the flan ? Come and discover a very limited edition of this crazy pastry: flangipane! A sweet mix to be enjoyed until January 28!
📍46 rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, 75 004 Paris
The French Bastard – Creamy as can be
If you’ve already indulged your taste buds during Epiphany with their excellent galettes des rois or bûches de Noël, count on them to tantalize your taste buds even more with the house flan. A melt-in-the-mouth flan with a generous vanilla flav our, which can be adapted and revisited in other flavours such as chocolate, pistachio etc…
📍60 Rue de Sèvres 75007 Paris
Bopain – The artisanal flan par excellence
This pretty bakery and patisserie in the 12th arrondissement offers fresh bread every day, as well as delicious viennoiseries and pastries. Among all these beautiful people? Flan, of course! Just the right amount of vanilla, creamy and thick… In short, a pure delight.
📍127 Rue de Reuilly 75012 Paris
Mori Yoshida – Made in Japan
Grand winner of “Meilleur pâtissier: les professionnels” in 2018, Mori Yoshida delights us with his sweet creations. There’s a delicious matcha tart, a paris-brest revisited with black sesame, and a deliciously creamy flan that melts like a cloud. You have to taste it to believe it!
📍65 Avenue de Breteuil 75007 Paris
Butterfly pâtisserie – A chef’s flan
Chef Matthieu Carlin invites us into a farandole of sweetness at the Hôtel de Crillon. After Christmas tea time, sweet tooths can enjoy pastries to take away or eat in at Butterfly. We loved the deliciously tart lemon tart and the generous, soft flan, perfect for even the most demanding palates.
📍10 place Concorde 75008 Paris
Maison Stohrer – A home classic
Known as the oldest patisserie in Paris, Maison Stohrer has nothing left to prove when it comes to quality. Alongside the iconic baba au rhum, there’s the flan pâtissier prepared in the purest tradition. A lightly vanilla-scented delight that’s a real treat to discover!
📍51 Rue Montorgueil, 75002 Paris
Mille & Un – The 2023 winner
This Korean teahouse became the flan pro in 2023 when it won the competition for the best flan in Ile-de-France. And once you taste it, you’ll understand why! The flan is executed to perfection, neither too vanilla nor too creamy. A patisserie well worth the trip!
📍32 Rue Saint-Placide 75006 Paris