La Grande Epicerie de Paris

“Two huge buildings and one building is for food and the other is for clothes. High end shop but worth going just to look. The food building is my favorite and there’s 4 floors. Each floor is dedicated to either wine, groceries, kitchen supplies and then furniture. Beautiful place ”

“Famous French café. Expect to see older cool French people and hip tourists come here. It’s a place to be seen so the price tag comes with it. ”

“They have shops in a few other places in the city, but I like the one in the 6th best. This is the place to buy your macarons in Paris. ”

“Just next to Café de Flore, beautiful view of the Saint-Germain church. Best for a drink with a relaxed atmosphere ”

“A true staple, the mille-feuille is as simple in its tastiness as it is mind-boggling complex to eat without getting it all over yourself. If anyone out there has devised a method of consumption whereby the cream doesn’t shoot out from between the three layers of pastry at the first bite, please make this known to the wider, stickier public. You can’t really go wrong with this one but for something extra special try the mille-feuille devised by Philippe Conticini at La Pâtisserie des Rêves.”