One of the oldest patisseries in Paris

Written May 08. 2007 in Lisette's old-fashioned shops
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Au Panetier -  of the oldest Paris patisseries, this basic shop with old-fashioned gas-style lamps has tiled walls and frosted glass depicting a rural scene with a church and windmill. Besides the standard croissants, pain au chocolats and excellent breads, the bakery produces outstanding fruit tarts, try their cherry and rhubarb.

10 place des Petits-Pères (Metro: Bourse)

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 Dillon

Written June 29. 2007
Love your suggestions. I'll be in Paris end of August with my 15 yr old son. Looks like Paris is having another sweltering summer. Any places that are shady and cool. And the best providores to stock up for a picnic.
Thanks
Dillon
Dillon

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