A giant croissant, an XXL coffee, a baguette over 1 meter long… You’d think they’d come out of a fairy tale, but they actually exist! Here are all the places in Paris where you can enjoy giant food.
Philippe Conticini‘s giant pain au chocolat
Well-known for his XXL croissant, chef Philippe Conticini has just released a new creation. A huge, well-stuffed pain au chocolat for pain au chocolat fans (or chocolatine fans, we’ll let you choose your team). To be reserved at least 48 hours in advance by telephone before picking it up in store.
📍27 Place Dauphine 75001 Paris
The XXL croissant from Merci Charles
Perhaps you knew this address for its cereal-style mini croissants? Well, croissant lovers are in for a treat! Here, you can enjoy a giant croissant, accompanied by a bowl of hot chocolate. A treat to share (or not).
📍35 boulevard Berthier, 75017 Paris
Papelli’s giant pizza
If you love pizza, then we dare you to finish Papelli’s. This 60 cm family pizza comes in two different flavors for added pleasure. You’ll need to be as hungry as a wolf to get through it! But I promise, it’s delicious!
📍74 rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010 Paris
The crazy burger at Memphis Coffee
Imagine: a fluffy brioche bun, 6 chopped steaks, smoked brisket, runny cheddar… That’s crazy Memphis! A crazy burger, also available in a veggie version, to eat in or take away.
📍1 Rue de Fontenelle, 77144 Montévrain
O’Tacos gigataco
A 2kg taco with 5 meats that’s the size of a platter? Every Thursday night, O’Tacos challenges you to finish this gigataco without a cover, and offers it to you if you succeed. A taco of this magnitude will require a lot of courage, but we know in advance that this won’t hold back the bravest.
📍In all Paris O’Tacos
The 70 cm sandwich from La Grande Épicerie
Fancy a sandwich? La Grande Épicerie offers a range of sandwiches from 10 cm to 70 cm. Feta and avocado, ham with parsley butter or raw chicken… There’s something for everyone. XXL sandwiches from 18 euros.
📍38 Rue de Sèvres, 75007 Paris
Giant banh mi at Pâtisserie Saison
If you like a generous banh-mi, you’re in heaven at Pâtisserie Saison. This small address, bordering on a boui-boui, offers a giant banh-mi for just two euros.
📍65 Avenue d’Ivry, 75013 Paris