Rose Bakery
About
Desserts, Coffee & Tea, Bakeries
Price Range : Under $10 (€€€)
Location
Adress: 46 rue des Martyrs, Paris, 75009
Phone: +33 1 42 82 12 80
Work Hours
Business info
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- local_parkingParkingStreet
- directions_bikeBike ParkingYes
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- volume_upNoise LevelAverage
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiNo
- fastfoodCatersYes
- turned_in_notGood for WorkingYes
Reviews
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Sam M.
This place is a must. Nice rustic ambience compared to their modern location at Le Bon Marché. Everything we ordered was great. We came here around 1pm on a Wednesday August afternoon. Not very busy. In terms of price, everything was worth it. I've eaten at other places here in Paris. They don't compare.
You must order their quiche. It's one of the dishes Rose Bakery
is know for. -
Jon L.
A nice little breakfast place recommend by the owner of our AirB&B in Paris.
It's quite small but the bread is fresh & tasty and the coffee is better than average. -
Nathan B.
Tough to find as they don't have a storefront, but worth a search. Understated is an understatement for the interior decor: rotting paint and factory tables give a rustic feel, just teetering on the edge of "well, we rally just didn't care".
Though pricey at €19, the menu is quite nice. We had a perfectly-cooked chicken breast with a perfect glaze, nicely steamed green beans, and some chewy brown rice that went so well with the spill-over chicken glaze. Salads are fresh and nice, broad leaf and mostly lettuce. The omelet was cooked perfectly, if not a bit boring and lacking creativity.
Pastry looked stunning, as do most in Paris, but we didn't venture down this lane.
Oh, and the bread and butter they gave us for free throughout the meal is, in itself, so worth the visit. My gosh, this brown bread was perfectly spongy on the inside, nicely crunched on the outside, and very satisfying in its consistent free-ness.
Worth a revisit, certainly worth a stop, but not quite so special for a five-star rating. -
Mrs B.
Terrible service and overpriced food!! Such a frustrating experience. Waited half an hour to be seated by slow, inefficient waiters; considering how crowded it is, you would expect the waiters to clear the tables when customers leave - but no, they really take their time to let you stand and wait while there are obviously free places inside. Then once we finally sat down, the waiters continued to ignore us and even took the orders of other customers who arrived after. Then they got our orders wrong. Seriously? How hard is it to prepare a soup and a quiche?! After waiting forever for the food to come, my quiche was cold at the centre. Enough is enough! Will never return again.
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Ro C.
They were really nice considering my french is really atrocious and I speak it like a three year old.
I tried their coconut macaron- a combination of an american macaroon and a macaron. It was just the right amount of sweet and salty and it was a wonderful breakfast treat. Their coffee was alright- at least it wasn't the nasty drip coffee we have in the office.
They're open early so you can get your baguettes and whatnot before all the brunch goers get there.