Stohrer

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As the oldest patisserie in Paris (founded in 1730), Stohrer is a mandatory pilgrimage for food history buffs. Their croissant is a classic 'pâtissier' style—slightly more refined and elegant than a rough 'boulanger' version. While famous for their cakes, their butter croissant remains one of the most reliable and historically significant bites in the city center.

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Getting thereTake Metro Line 4 to Etienne Marcel and walk north into the pedestrianized Rue Montorgueil.
Hours09:00 for the freshest viennoiserie; the street is pedestrian-only and delightful in the morning.

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