
Why our baguette sings (and how to hear it)
That crackle when it cools? It has a name — and a reason.
keep reading →— baked before the city wakes —
still warm, obviously
Small batches, no warmers, no day-olds. When it's gone, the shelf stays honest until tomorrow's 4:30.

84% AOP butter, laminated over three days. Shatters exactly the way it should.

36-hour cold ferment on our 1987 starter. Dark bake, singing crust.

Seven whisper-thin layers of coffee, almond and dark chocolate.

Wild berries under a hand-cut lattice, sablé breton base.

Burnt-butter dough, 70% Valrhona chunks, sea salt finish.

Craquelin choux, vanilla-bean chantilly, cocoa crumb.
The 1987 starter gets its feed. The kitchen smells like orchard.
oldest employee ✳Sixty loaves hand-shaped, croissants get their final fold.
no machines hereDeck ovens open. The street outside starts to slow down.
the good smellRegulars first. The espresso machine is already argued with.
bonjour, madame Roy

That crackle when it cools? It has a name — and a reason.
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Waffles, œufs, and the pastry board. Eight seats, no reservations.
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Meet the neighbours pulling shots on our counter this season.
keep reading →14 Rue des Fours. Look for the queue — it moves fast, we promise.
| Tuesday — Friday | 7:00 — 18:00 |
| Saturday — Sunday | 7:30 — 16:00 |
| Monday | le repos du four |
