Biscuiterie de Montmartre

As a tourist this place was fantastic. Located in Montmartre, it was a small macaroons shop. The girl who helped us was lovely. Knowing barely any French she was patient and kind. I loved it and I bought some to bring home with me. After 10 days of traveling they still tasted fresh.

We tried several things and all were very average to bad. Nothing tasted fresh and its very expensive. Too many good places nearby to waste money here.

Oh my. These biscuits are so good that I would pay the arm and a leg it probably costs to ship an order to the US. I brought a mixed box of biscuits to take home and they are still fresh and wonderful in the cute sacre coeur tin a month later (I’m trying to make them last). I’m usually all about chocolate, but the almond cookies are my favorite. I’ll be stocking up when I’m back in Paris!

Good but not great macarons across from the Louvre. I’ve had better. I opted for the caramel, raspberry, pistachio, vanilla and chocolate. I wish I would’ve taken a local Parisians advice and headed to Laduree, I’m told the macarons there melt in your mouth and instantly take all your troubles away.
The service here is absolutely top notch. They also excel in presentation, as you have several options to choose from: Individual macarons at € 1.70 each, 6 or 12 macarons between € 12 – 24 each. I opted for 6 macarons. They were placed in a beautiful black keepsake. Wonderful Parisisn memorabilia.

Great macarons. Had a dark chocolate and a blood Orange flavoured ones. Lots of other flavours available as well :)

What’s not to love here?! I mean look at the pictures. So many flavors, so much to choose from. This store is located at the foot of the Sacre Ceour at the heart of the hip, heavily-​visited Montmartre district. The person at the counter flawlessly changed languages from English to French and to Spanish at the flick of a switch. I’ll add one star just for that linguistic display. I mean I could barely even speak French, just English with a French accent, that’s all.

The shop is in a great place, near Sacre Coeur and by other restaurants and a few gelato places… sugar high? Umm… yeah! But there are restaurants you can eat slowly, have some wine and let it all settle until you hit the next shop.
The staff were super friendly and helpful. One spoke great, and the other not-​so-​much. But I was trying my French out and we had a fun time understanding each other. (The one who spoke English very well was around if we needed her) They were patient as we tried to decide which of the beautiful macarons we would take home. It’s a good problem to have when they all look amazing. Tip: Ask the staff what their favorite is! We did and got two very different answers. The one girl didn’t like the other one’s favorite, but that’s just having different taste… so we got both and then a few we knew we wanted.
They were so tasty and being our first taste of French macarons in Paris, it was a great experience. From walking in the door to eating all the macarons in our apartment, it was all good. Highly recommended!

These ARE the BEST macarons I have ever tasted!
They are so flavorful, light and fresh! The rose water and raspberry are my favorite. Pierre Herme and La Maison du Chocolat have nothing on this place.

Amazing! I saved my macaroon experience for my first trip to France and they definitely did not disappoint! I chose the tin that you could choose 12 different macaroons and I chose an array of flavors each one just as great as the last. It is also located in a great area to walk around and enjoy shopping and other great places to eat. I definitely recommend this place and I’ll be returning when I head back to Paris one of these days.

If you’re near this little shop you must make a stop. Don’t miss it. I didn’t try these macarons until we had left and they were by far the best we had during out stay in Paris. I wish we had purchased more. I’m sad that I won’t have them again until our next trip. All of the flavors were perfect. Make the trip, you won’t be sorry.

I love macarons and have been trying them all over Paris. We came across this store and I had to try it out… I’m so glad I did. I only got one raspberry macaron (the flavor I always get) and I can honestly say they are one of the best I’ve ever had. They were soft and had loads of flavor in the filling. The staff was super sweet and now I have to go back before I leave Paris for more.

I am not one of those people who went around Paris trying every macaron, so I don’t consider myself an expert by any means. However, I wanted to recommend this shop if you’re in the Montmartre area. The person who rang us up was very courteous and all the flavors we tried were delicious. Of all the flavors we tried, the blueberry was surprisingly delicious.

I can’t describe how light and delicious these little macarons were. This place is definitely a must try while in Montmarte area and the cute packaging doesn’t hurt either. My favorite from this place was the blood orange macaron!

For those that know me, I am obsessed with macaroons. Especially Parisian ones. There is something satisfying and magical about this small, delicate, colorful biscuits. When I visited Paris, I knew I wanted to go to Laduree but we had a visit to artsy Montmartre. I was pleased to discover the Biscuiterie de Montmartre. It’s a small shop with lots of sweets, treats, and macarons. They speak English, though it’s polite to ask if they do. They were so nice too! I ordered 12 macarons (Coconut to Raspberry) and bought a small box to hold them in. Macarons are not inexpensive, however, I didn’t pay an exorbitant amount like I would at Laduree. I still dream of the soft, perfect texture of these tiny treats. If Paris weren’t so far…
This is my new Macaron spot when I visit the City of Lights. If you find yourself in Montmartre, make sure you visit this little gem.

i never liked any macaroons from the States, but fell in love with the ones from Montmartre. The store is just a wonderfully pastel colorful space that you wouldn’t mind wasting a lazy afternoon in. My only complaint is that the store clerk wasn’t as chirpy, which just didn’t match the beautiful sweets.

Strolling through Montmatre, I’m just one man on a mission: Eat ALL the cookies… er…biscuits. I always thought macarons had chocolate filling, but this biscuiterie has shown me how much of a newbie I am to French sweets.
After a few euros, I’d left with a half dozen confections in two flavors; earl grey and rose. Rose had the scent of a bouquet, and an even sweeter flavor. My tea-​flavored biscuits captured the essence of bergamot, but didn’t have the slightest hint of bitterness that makes the blend my favorite tea. I appreciate the variety here, but after snacking my way through this city, it wasn’t something to write home about.

This place is awesome. I am not a fan of cookie and other such tasty treats. However, I walked by this shop and the smell of freshly baked goodies pulled me in. I 2 tins of assorted cookies. I got 1 of each type of cookie they had. You will not be disappointed.

Very cute little shop with a dazzling variety of macaroons (maybe 20 flavors?) and other small cookies. The macaroons are ordered by the number and the other cookies by weight, if I am correct. The staff was quite friendly and excused me for giving up the ordering in French (I knew I was just butchering it– all of the flavors I’d never seen nor heard pronounced).
18Euros for a box of 12 macaroons
Overall, I thought they were tasty little treats, but I would recommend going with a smaller order. They are 24 hour goodies (as most macaroons are, sure) and lose their appeal after a day. I’d say this is a ‘must-​stop’ on your walk to Sacre-​Coeur, just to grab a few and snack on your walk around the area, or for an after dinner sweet (they’re open until 10 or 11pm).
Also– a shout out to the menu that comes with your macaroons, with pictures of each cookie alongside the flavor (and, inherent in that, a shout out to making each flavor look distinct so you can tell them apart later when you’ve forgotten what you chose).

Macarons here are amazing, slightly crisp on the outside with airy texture in the middle Tried the pistachio, caramel, raspberry, and blueberry flavors and all were fantastic. It’s located near Basilique du Sacré-​Cœur church (Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Paris) in the hills with all the cool shops and artists selling their original work. The area looks really nice and cozy. This area really lets you know you are in France.

An Amazing Biscuiterie amongst many in Paris! The Macaroons are Delicious with their airy, crispy, yet sensual texture! The biscuits are butter perfection as well! I ate Macaroons there, in the hotel room, and I brought some home. That’s how good they are. What truly does separate this biscuiterie from the rest, is It’s location. A scenic walk through Charming, narrow cobblestone streets lined with creperies and gift shops, lead you up to their quaint store. A perfect stop along your way to see the Sacre Coeur. I highly recommend this biscuiterie!

Si vous cherchez des macarons et que vous êtes sur Montmartre, passez dans cette boutique… OK ce né sont pas des Ladurée ou des Pierre Hermé, mais ici au moins vous né ferez pas 30 minutes de queue.
Nombreux parfums, il faut compter une trentaine d’EUR pour 18 macarons.
Sans être expert de ces produits, je les trouve un peu moins fin que ceux de Ladurée (je né connais pas ceux de p. Hermé), mais ils sont tout de même de bonne qualité.