Ladurée

Love going to Lauduree - it’s such an experience! While expensive their food is amazing and you’re certainly paying for the ambience itself. It’s absolutely stunning inside if you get the chance to seat upstairs. Very romantic and charming. Yes is always delicious and a must while in Paris. This is definitely the best location in all of Paris even if you’re not a champs elysees fan. Unfortunately not many gluten free or dairy free options but hopefully they can adapt in the future!

This patisserie is one of the best in Paris. They offer not only desserts but pieces of arts. It might be very expensive for many people, but what you get for the price is surely worth every penny

One of the best pastry shops in Paris! We were there 2 times and each time was a special evening! First, we tried Macarons and the pistachio macaron was just amazing! I really loved that. And second time we ordered what one of waiters recommended (actually o forgot the name of it, the triangle tart in my photos) and it had soft taste, not too sweet and salty! Everything in the tart was just enough and you can eat it until the last piece with joy! It was the most delicious one! For chocolate lover, I recommend the tart with a tiny piece of gold in my photos! I liked their tea! It has a difficult name, but the second one in the menu :))! They bring it in a pot and it includes 2.5 cups. The vibe of restaurant is calm and full of artificial flowers! I recommend to seat by the window to see Champs Elyse street! Staffs are friendly and dressed well! Highly recommended to sweet lover and unfortunately, you need to wait in line!

Did get to visit on my last trip, so I made it a point to visit on this trip. So happy I did. The entire vibe of the restaurant was wonderful. We had a leisure breakfast before we went shopping and it was so relaxing. Everything was delicious and I enjoyed my macaroons purchased here throughout my entire trip. The service was great and not once did we feel rushed. Everything was clean and our server was attentive and kind. Will definitely be back!

It was a pleasant experience for us celebrating my friend's birthday on that very day. We don't waited long for the queue, although as early as 9am, the queue is slowing piling up. However, my friend got her take away and unfortunately she left it. We make an effort to come back the day after, but the manager did not attended to our request, instead, telling us wait for their email for they need to check the CCTV. For me, as a good customer service especially for my friend visiting Paris from the the Philippines is quite unpleasant. Just a gesture of replacing will not take much euros from their sale. Without that experience of not recovering the "forgotten" take away, it's all perfect! Commending also the guy at the door, didn't get his name, but he's the Algerian-French. He is so wonderful!

Beautifully decorated restaurant at one of the most expensive streets in the world to be. They offer everything from coffee, pastry, dinning and of course colorful macaroons. The burst of colors would just make you try everything, but the cost would make budget-conscious travelers think twice. I am not a macaroon aficionado so I couldn't tell the difference from other macaroons I tried. Not twice as good for twice the price. There are flavors only available at this store and I enjoyed them. If pictures is all you want you could go around the restaurant and café without purchase. Although when in Paris? 👌🏽

This is my go to French pastry to bring home to family and friends. I think people appreciate the delicious macarons & pretty packaging. The macarons are a must but the other pastries are delicious as well. They make the most delicious flan you can dream of!

So this is how I think of this place: It’s a museum filled with fun colorful things. And you paying for the museum fee by paying for an extremely high price for the menu. The prices for food and drinks are extremely expensive, but what you get in exchange is to appreciate the ridiculously cute decor, and a chance to taste the original Paris macrons. In other words, it is a tourist trap. However, if you can afford it, it is still fun. There are some exceptionally delicious tea and the macrons are indeed out of this world. There’s also a shop area where you can purchase additional gifts and takeaway menu. It is worth trying once as a tourist, but I wouldn’t go back again.

Love going to Lauduree - it’s such an experience! While expensive their food is amazing and you’re certainly paying for the ambience itself. It’s absolutely stunning inside if you get the chance to seat upstairs. Very romantic and charming. Yes is always delicious and a must while in Paris. This is definitely the best location in all of Paris even if you’re not a champs elysees fan. Unfortunately not many gluten free or dairy free options but hopefully they can adapt in the future!

This patisserie is one of the best in Paris. They offer not only desserts but pieces of arts. It might be very expensive for many people, but what you get for the price is surely worth every penny

One of the best pastry shops in Paris! We were there 2 times and each time was a special evening! First, we tried Macarons and the pistachio macaron was just amazing! I really loved that. And second time we ordered what one of waiters recommended (actually o forgot the name of it, the triangle tart in my photos) and it had soft taste, not too sweet and salty! Everything in the tart was just enough and you can eat it until the last piece with joy! It was the most delicious one! For chocolate lover, I recommend the tart with a tiny piece of gold in my photos! I liked their tea! It has a difficult name, but the second one in the menu :))! They bring it in a pot and it includes 2.5 cups. The vibe of restaurant is calm and full of artificial flowers! I recommend to seat by the window to see Champs Elyse street! Staffs are friendly and dressed well! Highly recommended to sweet lover and unfortunately, you need to wait in line!

Did get to visit on my last trip, so I made it a point to visit on this trip. So happy I did. The entire vibe of the restaurant was wonderful. We had a leisure breakfast before we went shopping and it was so relaxing. Everything was delicious and I enjoyed my macaroons purchased here throughout my entire trip. The service was great and not once did we feel rushed. Everything was clean and our server was attentive and kind. Will definitely be back!

It was a pleasant experience for us celebrating my friend's birthday on that very day. We don't waited long for the queue, although as early as 9am, the queue is slowing piling up. However, my friend got her take away and unfortunately she left it. We make an effort to come back the day after, but the manager did not attended to our request, instead, telling us wait for their email for they need to check the CCTV. For me, as a good customer service especially for my friend visiting Paris from the the Philippines is quite unpleasant. Just a gesture of replacing will not take much euros from their sale. Without that experience of not recovering the "forgotten" take away, it's all perfect! Commending also the guy at the door, didn't get his name, but he's the Algerian-French. He is so wonderful!

Beautifully decorated restaurant at one of the most expensive streets in the world to be. They offer everything from coffee, pastry, dinning and of course colorful macaroons. The burst of colors would just make you try everything, but the cost would make budget-conscious travelers think twice. I am not a macaroon aficionado so I couldn't tell the difference from other macaroons I tried. Not twice as good for twice the price. There are flavors only available at this store and I enjoyed them. If pictures is all you want you could go around the restaurant and café without purchase. Although when in Paris? 👌🏽

This is my go to French pastry to bring home to family and friends. I think people appreciate the delicious macarons & pretty packaging. The macarons are a must but the other pastries are delicious as well. They make the most delicious flan you can dream of!

So this is how I think of this place: It’s a museum filled with fun colorful things. And you paying for the museum fee by paying for an extremely high price for the menu. The prices for food and drinks are extremely expensive, but what you get in exchange is to appreciate the ridiculously cute decor, and a chance to taste the original Paris macrons. In other words, it is a tourist trap. However, if you can afford it, it is still fun. There are some exceptionally delicious tea and the macrons are indeed out of this world. There’s also a shop area where you can purchase additional gifts and takeaway menu. It is worth trying once as a tourist, but I wouldn’t go back again.

Iconic. Something you must do in your Paris visit. However I did miss the old decor and footprint before they added the restaurant and cafe. It doesn't feel as special and grand as it used to. I do like the new added gift items tho0ugh an I'm mad at myself for not buying a few of them while I was there. They are all expensive obviously but I do wish I had gotten a reusable tote and water bottle (both around $30-$50 UDS) They have a "new" flavor - the signature flavor they are calling it. I say "new". because it was not a thing the last time I was in Paris (but that was 10 years previous this trip. I get it and it was really good but ti is bright Smurf blue so I could see it being off-putting. It was good, kind of floral, I would get it again but only one. I wish I remembered the name. I would book the resturant next time just to have the experience but I imagine it woud be a bit overpriced for the novelty. You are not allowed to walk upstairs to see it without a reservation. We walked in about an hour before close on a Tuesday evening and there was no line or wait for the classic counter, and there were plenty of tables available for the cafe (though we did not do that on this trip)

I took a box of macaroons to go so I can't vouch for the sit down service. They were just ok. I think there are much better macaroons in Paris. The shop is lovely though. Very cute little store front.

I came here after listening to a review in Rick Steve's tours. The restaurant is very beautiful with pistachio and pink decor, gorgeous chandeliers, art deco motifs and gentile waitstaff. My partner and I ordered the hot chocolate and four macarons. The hot chocolate was thick and very decadent and was served in hot tea kettle's with a bowl of fresh whipped cream. All the macarons were delicious, especially the pistachio, my favorite, Amazing experience!

Beautiful restaurant, great location, and amazing service!!! We came here for brunch! The omelet was made to perfection but what I wanted to talk about is the hot chocolate! It is hot dark chocolate, great texture and thick! You can't find this every where even in Paris! The creamy is lightly sweeten. Had every ounce of it!

You cannot go to Paris without popping into this beautiful shop for an amazing dessert. We were in town in the spring and had an opportunity to utilize their outdoor seating, which provided an amazing view of the Champs-Elysees. The service was friendly and everything we tried was excellent and also beautiful. We also grabbed a box of macarons to go!

Ladurée stores are located in various places over the city. They are specifically known for their macaroons. I visited a few of their stores and they are all really nice and clean. The staff at all of them were also very friendly. I felt this store had a larger selection of macaroons. It also had a full restaurant that you can dine at. I grabbed some macaroons and one of their most popular jams. All very delicious!! I'd recommend stopping at a Ladurée store and grabbing some macaroons!

We were strolling on Champs-Élysées and decided to stop by Laduree for some coffee and a light snack. When we arrived, they were still setting up the outside dining so we stood in line to dine in. The line moved slow but when we finally got to go upstairs to the dining area, we were in awe with the decor. After a few quick photos, we looked at the menu. Mink ordered a Croissant with a Cappuccino while I just had a Double Espresso and we shared 6 Macaroons. We were able to choose the 6 flavors we wanted to try so our server walked me over to their display case to choose since we didn't know which ones to choose. It was a quiet atmosphere and everyone was dining leisurely so we enjoyed our visit accordingly. 6 Macaroons was a lot and we only finished 3. They brought us a small take out box when we asked for the check. This is definitely a great spot for photos and macaroons.

While on a trip to Paris with my mother, I wanted to make sure that we had the opportunity to stop by and try Ladurée. After doing some shopping nearby, we stopped in to pick up some macarons. The place was absolutely packed, with everyone wanting to partake in their Bridgerton-themed tea service. The line for the shop moved quickly, and we purchased a box of six different macarons to try. I believe the flavors we bought were vanilla, pistachio, coffee, salted caramel, smoked vanilla, and chocolate. The macarons were alright, but you can tell that they are now mass produced and overly commercialized. If I am going to splurge on a macaron, I would much rather purchase it from a small local business and truly be able to taste the authenticity. These macarons tasted artificial in their flavoring, but they make for a pretty picture.

I always come here when I come to Paris for work. Each experience is amazing. I've never had dinner here just came for the desserts, especially the macaroons. I'll update when I actually set down to eat. There are times (because I've been several times) that the wait is a little long to get in or the line is long but it sooooo worth it. I've had many desserts here and every single one of them was delicious and so good. The bakery is amazing! I'm not a big fan of macaroons in general but I'll eat these up because they are the best ones! Every dessert you eat, you can definitely taste all the flavors, and the fruit. I hate chocolate, so I never ate anything chocolate but brought chocolate for my husband and friends and they said it was really good and moist. The staff was all so amazing and nice and helped with any question you have or helped with decisions, because there's so much to chose from. They also move really fast! The place is so cute, everything about is cute inside and instagram picture worthy. I always have a great time here and it's a must stop for me when I'm here in Paris.

Of course, I'm not saying no to Ladurée. But alas, knowing Pierre Hermé exists, I can't help but compare the quality. Still very good but if you can get your hands on some macarons from Pierre Hermé, then don't pass it up!

It was my first time to have breakfast at this place. Came in with no reservation but didn't have to wait that long to be seated. (Luckily April wasn't crazy time in Paris). This place looks really cute and fancy, also very colorfu. I hate that I can't remember the name of the breakfast food that we ordered, but it's Salmon (I believe it was smoked) with soft cheese and lime on the side. The other one was a sandwich with avocado inside. We also ordered chocolate croissant and macarons together with Laduree signature lattes. It wasn't a cheap breakfast but a great one for sure. Everything was amazing, from the service to the food and ambiance. I highly recommend this place :)

I waited online for about 20 Minutes, it was worthed, the macaron at this gem melt in my mouth. They have different flavor for all of your taste. I had 8 macarons they packed it nicely. I got served like an imperial customer. Shopping at la durée it's an experience. They also have different type of dessert I got the palmier, flacky, caramelise and melting in your mouth.

Exceptional delicious macarons. Too many to choose from. Service is great!! The ambiance is very nice and fully packed for diners and take outs.

Came here as our first stop in Paris which I was beyond excited for as this was a bucket list item for me! We got sat in the upstairs dining at the prettiest center table underneath the new(ish) display which was stunning! So gorgeous! I was a little bummed however when we were later asked to move tables from a gorgeous middle floor table over to a window table..? And it wasn't right away it was like 15 minutes in to our experience. +All for the table that they moved us from to remain empty and unoccupied until we were almost done dining and ready to leave. So not sure why we had to move in the first place? Maybe we weren't "spending enough money" in their mind to have the center floor so they tossed us off to the side is how it felt. Would definitely recommend Pierre Herme over Laduree. Laduree is iconic and a bucket list for sure but macaroons and service were so much more incredible at any of the Pierre locations and the staff was so so kind, knowledgeable and helped us pick our flavors based on our palette and taste preferences. Do better Laduree!!!

Everyone is saying this is the best in Paris but actually is not true It was Ok but Paris surely has better macaroons on other places I tried it and didn't care that much I think Pierre Hermé is better .

Before the arrival of Pierre Hermé and all its fanfare, I considered Ladurée the best macaron in France. When visiting Ladurée at the Champs-Élysées for the umpteenth time recently, I also bought pastries in addition to macarons. Their pastry selection is a bit threadbare, but it's all very high quality. Their "Pistachio Religieuse" and the "Plaisir Sucré" were very good (see photos). So Ladurée is a venerable institution offering excellent macarons, pastries, and other delicacies in a charming atmosphere. Ultimately however, you can find better macarons and pastries elsewhere in Paris (i.e. Pierre Hermé).

Sometimes I love a little something over the top decadent and delicious and Lauduree delivered with ispahan flavored everything. The whip cream on the latte was the perfect final treat in the City of Lights on the Champs.

After spending the day on the Champs-Élysées we stopped in here to enjoy the epitome of a French roadside Café, for tea and treats. This is probably the most famous and better of the patisseries in the area. The staff was friendly, the views of the Champs-Élysées were interesting and great for people watching. The menu has all the typical French Café items, but they are an amazing bakery, so get something special!

Laduree is a must-stop if you are looking for over-the-top, fancy, Instagrammable macarons. We were so excited to visit and ended up waiting in a very long line for around 30 minutes before ordering. Once it is your turn to order, you have SO many options - it really is hard to choose! We got an assortment of macarons and thought they were all incredible. My personal favorite was the pistachio, but you really can't go wrong! I definitely recommend stopping in if you are visiting the area, but I know that there are many local places that have amazing macarons as well - with less of a line and hype.

Not only is this place beautiful, it was so tasty. The service was nice and really felt Parisian. We got there early, and there was no line. I wish my home was decorated like this!

Very cute. Service was slow with long lines, but the macarons themselves were really good.

Iconic, for good reason. The vibe is beyond measure. The macarons are, as expected, legendary. The lines can get long and tiring, but it's easy to understand why.

I'm writing this without having tried the macaroons because the Flan and raspberry tart were so so amazing. If you want to give a crazy yummy gift or have a crazy good Parisian desert come here. Maybe before dinner because it's easy to over indulge. Their main store is closed due to renovation. So they have a store front in the street. Besides macaroons , again, taste their Flan! They are so nice, with good English speaking service. One worker will follow you around boxing everything like gifts , but also easy enough for you to try.

Laduree in the spring of May! The outdoor line was a bit intimidating, nevertheless when on the Champs macarons is a must. Pay for the fame ~ when associated with the high end shopping, the beautiful packaging comes with high end pricing. The receipt over $100 to have the full assortment of flavors was shocking. Thought to keep the box as a souvenir only to throw it away days later lol.

Sooooooo pretty! This was my first visit, and everything was perfect. The line was short and moved quickly. They had a gentleman directing traffic and he did his best to answer questions. We got macaroons to go. The staff behind the counter are kind and efficient. We made some great choices, and love the quality and taste - not too sweet and perfect texture. Again, inside is beautiful!

Ladurée on the Champs-Élysées is a standout destination for brunch in Paris. Their truffle pasta is among my favorites worldwide, rich and indulgent. The hot chocolate is simply divine, a decadent treat that's hard to beat. Of course, the macarons are legendary, living up to their reputation with every bite. With its charming ambiance and exceptional offerings, Ladurée is truly a must-visit for an unforgettable Parisian experience. Service is absolutely essential and they nail it from the uniform down to the way they serve you!

Despite the language barrier, great service. Thought I ordered a cafe mocha, but got this delicious drink. Forgot what it was called.

Ladurée was a must visit spot for me when on vacation in Paris. I had always heard about and seen their desserts enjoyed by tons of people in Paris. It did not disappoint! I loved the wide variety of Macaroon options and their packaging is so cute. I love the bag I received to carry items away. Their decor inside was so beautiful. Made for awesome photo opportunities. We visited on a Wednesday and they were pretty busy with it not even being noon yet. Service was great. Overall, the line moved quickly and we were in and out in a reasonable amount of time. I'm not a huge macaroon fan, but when in Paris, haha! Honestly, the macaroons were great. We really enjoyed them!

I went here on Mother's Day this year with my daughter and it was such a lovely experience. A beautifully designed space with florals. The perfect girlie place for bougie ladies. The food and drinks were incredible, along with the service. Can't wait to go back. It's a must visit in Paris.

Fall in with Bakery If you are looking for the true taste of French bakery, stop wasting time and check out this place! The service is top-notch, and the ambiance is amazing. I visit this place at least 2-3 times every time I am in Paris and never get tired of it.

20 years ago on my 13th birthday my mother took me to lunch here. It's such a wonderful memory--a gorgeous, quiet, old French tea room. We had club sandwiches which were the classic towering stacked sandwich, and five dollar cokes (an insane price for 2001, but it was my birthday.) Yesterday we returned, with my father, my husband and my two daughters. We ordered club sandwiches and cokes for my parents and my daughters and when they came out, we were shocked. They were flat and limp and goopy, a pancake of a sandwich, a pale comparison to the sandwiches of our memory. I got a chicken burger for the same price (30€) which was AMAZING and huge, so it was very confusing why this other dish was so paltry and lame. For the price, the club sandwich is an absolute rip-off. Then the check came and the cokes were TEN DOLLARS. They didn't have the soft drinks on the menu, and we saw why in that moment. The price-gouging is mind-boggling. This is Laduree, so we expected higher than usual prices, but ten dollars is out of this world ridiculous. Also they gave me my glass of champagne in a wine glass, not a coupe or flute, which was weird--I'm paying 20€ a glass, so give me the full experience!!! Finally, while still a beautiful restaurant, it is now catered to instagrammers: fake flowers, backgrounds for photos...gone is the wood paneling, the elegance....now it is fancy and lovely in the way that Disneyland has some fancy restaurants. Laduree seems to have lost its soul. Now they were wonderful about having kids with us: very accommodating with a highchair and stroller check, awesome. And my daughter loved all the fake flowers, so we still had a good time.

Always wanted to visit the Laduree macaroons place in Paris, and in our visit to the Lavalle shopping Village, I came across a small quaint Laduree shop. Ordered three different macaroons and had specifically asked for very hot Café latte, Since it was cold and a bit chilly outside. While the macaroons were certainly out of the world, the Café latte was cold and hardly memorable. Have to take off one Star for the cold coffee, when I had specifically requested for a hot one.

Ladurée makes some of the best macaroons I've ever had in all of the world. If you're going to visit Paris, especially the de Champs-Élysées, then it's worth stopping by Ladurée. Plus they had a beautiful rose backdrop for an amazing family picture :)

We stopped in for a quick snack before visiting the Arc De Triomphe. The macarons are good. Honestly, if I eat the same flavors as Trader Joe's - I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. I have eaten macarons many times from many places and I have never tasted a "bad" one and they always taste the same. We also got a croissant and chocolate croissant here and they were too thick. There are a gazillion better croissant places in Paris! The store was immaculately clean and designed very "cutely" - and I fight people for fun in jiu jitsu so I don't throw around the word "cute". But I imagine my kids thinking this place magical and cool - for me it was good. The food I rate more of a 3.6 and the coolness a 4+. They did have AC where any store around them did not. The water and beverages they sold were ice cold. We were grateful for cold drinks in the heatwave. This Laduree was also near many shops and close to sites.

While visiting Paris we were on the hunt for best macaroons. Ladurée seems to be a chain of high end macaroon shops in Paris. It has a super trendy vibe and the box presentation make great gifts because they're so elegant. We saw the shops everywhere but ended up buying from the Champs-Élysées location. Based on other photos it's under construction but there's a beautiful floral pop up booth during the renovation. We bought both the macaroons and eugenie (a shortbread with caramel and dipped in chocolate). The eugenie we brought back to the US as gifts because they had a better shelf life vs macaroons which was only 12 hours outside of the fridge. All were all absolutely delicious. There was a bit of a wait (15 min or so) but the experience was well worth it. We tried an abundance of other macaroon shops around town and while I'll say this was the most expensive, they did have the best flavor choices, friendly staff and overall presentation. Try the Marie Antoinette flavor - it tastes like fruity pebbles!

Best macaroons we ever tried! Expensive, but worth it! We visited Ladurée on 75 Av. des Champs-Élysées in August 2023, during our tour in Paris. Ladurée was listed in all Paris guides as #1 macaroons place and it turned out to be the one! Macaroons were super fresh, soft, and melting in the mouth. They were expensive but were certainly worth it! Ladurée is a must try!

First time in Paris and went to the outdoor pavilion, while the actual store is under construction. This place was aesthetically pleasing, and just made you feel how lucky Parisians are to have Ladurée . The Macarons were amazing and the service was just as superb. Even the packaging for the items were just beautiful. The best Macarons I've had. I look forward to going back and seeing the actual store opened the next time I visit.

We are on our way to Arc de Triomphe and saw a long line at this cutie place. One of us automatically gets in line and one of our friends immediately find out what is this line for. Lol!!! Macarons!!! End up, we got eight of them for our snack. We got coffee, lemon, raspberry, orange blossom, passion fruit, coconut lime, rose and strawberry poppy. Actually, we want to get these three flavors, but they were out grapefruit timut pepper, ispaban and chocolate 75% & cocoa nibs. Excellent customer service!!! Overall, the macarons are very sweet, like I said too much sugar it will cover their own flavor. You can only taste the sugary flavors. The coffee flavor is pretty good, the rosé and orange blossom tastes like a soap. :)

Review of the to-go food only. My boyfriend took one for the team and stood in line at Ladurée while I took a yoga class at a local study by Champs-Elysées. He told me that there were two lines. There was one for brunch, which he accidentally stood in for 45-minutes until someone told him to go into the second line. The second line for ordering straight from the patisserie only took a 3-minute wait, so just a heads up about that when you see a long line out the door! He picked up a butter croissant, which was the first one I had on my trip. It set the standard high for croissants and was probably the best croissant I've ever had to this point based on how flaky and buttery soft the crumb was. I also tried two petites gateaux including Ispahan and Plasir Sucré. Ladurée's Plasir Sucré was just OK. Their Ispahan, on the other hand, was excellent. Ispahan is THE iconic French macaron cake with the flavor combos of rose, lychee, and raspberry. The rose was the more upfront flavor, but it wasn't too overbearing. I loved the surprise lychee right in the middle.

Ladurée is iconic. Even if it's perpetually busy, loud, and the food is mediocre, the experience is worth it just once. The boyfriend and I went on a hot July afternoon, possibly the hottest day during the hottest week. There was no AC and even the water isn't ice cold. The least enjoyable part of the dinner was probably from the heatwave but the wait staff really tried their best. This is the Champs-Élysées restaurant so there were more tourists than ever. It felt like those theme restaurants at Disneyland over a romantic dinner for couples. Personally I wouldn't recommend Ladurée for large families with kids because your kids WILL get antsy. Plus I don't think kids really enjoy the full restaurant or afternoon tea experience, it's best to just grab an ice cream and go.

Beautiful with lovely staff and phenomenal food. If your traveling to France this is the place to stop for a nice dinner

I am not usually one for sweets but WOW. If all sweets were like this, I would be in trouble. Now, tea time: Highlights: - The seasonal ispahan macaroon. This was hands down the BEST macaroon I've had in my life. The sweet, jam-like creme in between is phenomenal. My friend, who is seasoned with this place, ended up buying an entire box of just this flavor. - We ordered an ispahan, lychee, raspberry sorbet. Absolutely delicious. The fruit tasted so fresh, and the sorbet itself was to die for. It was perfection, alternating bites between fruit, whipped cream and meringue, and frozen goodness. - The tea I ordered, Bleu Royale, delicious. It was floral, fruity, but not overwhelmingly so to mask the star. The tea fragrance was oh so fabulous, I really felt like royalty. - The mango yuzu pepite OH YUMMM. Ignore that it's got gold flakes on it, this is the real deal (I'm also super partial to yuzu). This was the only one that was a tad too sweet due to the outer crunch flakes, but the creme inside and the shell were so flavorful and so, so tasty. The white chocolate L was also a nice flavor contrast to all the citrus, making it taste especially milky. - The blackcurrant violet Eugenie is a fragrant treat in the best possible way! And the jam inside, just amazing. - The ambiance -- not something I usually consider, but sitting in an artificial greenhouse filled with flowers and good tea and beautiful sweets, lol. What is to be expected? Everything else, the flan, other teas, and the other macaroons, were also good. But man, there was just too much to praise. I'm so glad there isn't a Ladurée near me, because my health would tank lol.

Laduree is such a beautful macaroon store with very aesthetic desserts. Their macroons are very good but I think a bit overrated. Beautiful store and beautiful dessert presentation! My favorites were the vanilla and Marie Antoinette tea macaroon flavors.

Pretty big macaron chain, been to locations in France and the US. The flavors are always consistent and not overly sweet, Ladurée's macarons usually hit the spot for me. Nothing much to say here except that their macarons are very solid, some of the best I've had and they're decently large. ~$3 for one but most macarons are around this price anyway, if not more expensive Definitely a must try!

Atmosphere: Ladurée has two areas inside: a sit-down dining area and a counter for selecting pastries to-go. In both areas, the interior is very sophisticated and exudes royalty status. Service: We ordered pastries at the counter, and we were served quickly despite there being a line. The person who helped us also gave us recommendations based on our taste preferences as well as what was popular among their customers. Food: We got a Marie Antoinette, lemon, and salted caramel macaron. They were all delicious! The Marie Antoinette macaron had a unique flavor from the black tea, and was smooth, flowery, and complex. The lemon macaron had the perfect balance of sweet and sour that brightened our paletes, and the salted caramel macaron had a warm, light taste that highlighted the rich caramel flavor. However, our lemon macaron didn't have the characteristic macaron "feet," making it flatter and a bit less chewy than our other macarons. Overall: While we did not get the full Ladurée experience and only had their macarons, we were satisfied with our bites. The prices of the macarons weren't bad, and taste-wise, they were the some of the best macarons we have had. We would say Ladurée is a must-try when visiting Paris.

Where do I begin with this little slice of Parisian cafe heaven?! Can I first just say EVERYTHING in Paris, France tastes better. Like everything. Visiting Paris with my husband and this restaurant was recommended by the concierge at the hotel we were staying at. After scrolling Yelp to find this place with over 1.5K reviews and a solid 4-star rating-- figured we had to try it., From service, to food quality, taste and presentation this restaurant knows what it's doing. In France apparent "hot chocolate" is actually melted deep, rich, velvety chocolate-- Omg what a treat! I ordered Le Brunch which came with a little bit of everything. 1 hot and 1 cold beverage I ordered orange juice which tasted like fresh oranges in a glass as well as a cappuccino. Meals comes with an Eggs Benedict with bacon (which is quite different from U.S. version), croissant and mini baguettes with butter and jam. This was such a refreshingly FRESH and unique experience for my first French breakfast in Paris. I really we hope we done here again before leaving--yum!

The decoration is elegant. And brunch is delicious, especially salads. Really fresh. The location is convenient

Definitely a great Parisian place to visit. It's a bit of a tourist attraction but I mean it is Paris. The location is right where all the main shops and things to do are. Definitely a long line but it moves fast if you're just looking to grab some macaroons. The look of the shop is very Parisian antique and a more of a formal atmosphere. Definitely a place for pictures and their outdoor setting looks like a garden in itself. I would say if you don't live in a place like NY or LA you won't taste these in your life and they're worth tasting. They have seasonal macaroons and those are worthwhile.

Great service. Super friendly and patient while I decide what flavors I want to try. I ended up giving one each. The decor is very cute and the place is very clean.