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Le Boulanger De La Tour is a neighborhood bakery in the Latin Quarter, and its croissants are puffed up like the Michelin man, minus the hot air. The crust tastes of buttered toast with a faint bitter edge, and the apple chausson is long enough to need its own seat, filled with compote caramelized to roughly the color of the Eiffel Tower. It's a pastry-and-pavement breakfast, cheap and quick, with the Seine nearby.
The awards strongest first
- The Infatuation The 16 Best Croissants In Paris
One number, weighted & current 62
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Apple chausson
“The uncommonly long apple chausson balances bitter, butter, and sugar just as wonderfully.”
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Croissant
“The massive croissants at this bakery might look like the Michelin man, but they’re far from windbags.”
The Infatuation
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