Boulangerie Eric Kayser

Reviewed by bon3184 on 05/16/2009.
Member since September 2007, Total Reviews: 17 (Female, Chicago, IL)

I like the one in St. Germain also. I think the Baguettes are very good with a good balance of crisp to chewy and flavorful. The pastries look wonderful, but I didn't try them.

Reviewed by grosmerou on 11/29/2008.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 13 (Male, 30s, Cassis, France)

Good bread and pastries these bakeries are between the best in Paris no doubt, but there is so many great independent small bakery in Paris !!! A great choice of bread, some can be surprising but worst to try. The sad part quality is change a lot depending where you go, for the best go to the original place in St germain avoid the sisters places. The sandwiches are in line with what you find in europe in the street: bread 90% !

Reviewed by HeatherW5839 on 11/24/2008.
Member since November 2008, Total Reviews: 6 (Greenwich, CT)

An unbelievable sampling of breads (even for France) - a little pricier than some bouangeries (but cheaper than the overpriced Le N�tre), but worth it.

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Reviewed by tenmd1 on 03/31/2008.
Member since October 2002, Total Reviews: 45 (40s, Manalapan, NJ)

The boulangerie in our neighborhood was more of a bakery with tables to sit and snack, but the food was great. I went here each morning to pick up fresh pastries for my family. If there is one near you, get up early and go for breakfast.

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Reviewed by KirkL1334637 on 10/08/2007.
Member since January 2001, Total Reviews: 9 (Bronx, NY)

Everyone has their preference, I'll take Kayser over Poulaine any day.