Aux 2 Anges — Specialty Store in Bastille, Paris
Aux 2 Anges on Rue Daval in Bastille is a pastry shop with chandeliers and a ceiling fresco.
Aux 2 Anges, Bastille
Aux 2 Anges is a pastry shop on Rue Daval in Bastille, and the pistachio flan is the thing to order first: a generous slice, sold at the counter alongside croissants and a bread range that includes Viking, spelt and honey-walnut baguettes. Inside, chandeliers hang over a ceiling fresco. Most items sit between €1 and €10.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
What to buy at Aux 2 Anges
Aux 2 Anges is an independent bakery and pastry shop on Rue Daval in Bastille. What you notice walking in is the room itself: chandeliers, moldings and a ceiling fresco.
The pistachio flan is the one to get first. The Paris-Brest is a pastry worth carrying out. Bread runs from a traditional baguette to a Viking loaf, and multigrain and honey-walnut baguettes.
For a quick lunch there are sandwiches on baguette and savoury puffs with olive or goat cheese. Cakes and a cheesecake sit alongside coffee for a sit-down break.
Prices stay modest: a Norman tart is €4.90, and most single items fall between €1 and €10. Sunday opening from 7 am to 8 pm makes it a useful early stop, and Saturday runs until 10 pm.
A vegan club sandwich is on the menu, so if that is your order, it is worth asking about it. Otherwise this is a shop for pastry, bread and a fast lunch in Bastille rather than a full sit-down meal.
What to look for
Pistachio flan
A large slice with a generous portion and clear pistachio flavour, and the single item to order if you buy only one thing.
Croissants
The morning pastry case is built around them, flaky and not overly sweet.
Viking bread
The Viking loaf sits alongside the small spelt and the sailor loaf.
The pick list
What to bring home
Pistachio flan
the best-seller on the counter, and the slice is huge for the price; this is the one to get first.
Croissants
The croissants are the reason to come in the morning, and they are the best of the pastries.
Viking bread
Long-standing regulars name the Viking loaf among their favourite specialties, alongside the other breads.
Olive bread and savoury puff pastries
The small puffs with olives or goat cheese and the olive bread are what to pick up for an aperitif or a snack.
Baguettes, including multigrain and honey-walnut
the multigrain and honey-walnut are the two to ask for by name; the honey-walnut is the one regulars come back for.
Who is this for
Anyone staying in or near Bastille who wants pastries and bread in the morning will find the croissants and the pistachio flan. Travellers looking for a quick lunch rather than a long meal can take a sandwich or a savoury puff away. And if you like a room with chandeliers and a ceiling fresco while you eat, this one gives you that with a coffee and a cake.
If you want fresh produce, seafood and prepared foods to assemble a meal rather than pastry and bread, the open-air market on Boulevard Richard-Lenoir is a short walk away. Marché alimentaire Bastille.
The verdict
It is a neighbourhood bakery with an ornate room, and the seating is cramped.
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