Biscuiterie de Montmartre — Specialty Store in Montmartre, Paris
Biscuiterie de Montmartre on Rue Norvins is for crisp-shell macarons, coconut biscuits and madeleines in Montmartre. The sample-led counter is right on the climb.
Quick take
Biscuiterie de Montmartre on Rue Norvins in Montmartre is the place for macarons with a crisp shell and soft centre, plus coconut biscuits and madeleines. It opens every day from 10 am to 7:30 pm, so you can fit it into a daytime stroll or a late afternoon pass.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
What to expect
Biscuiterie de Montmartre is a specialty shop on Rue Norvins in Montmartre, and the macarons are fresh, with a crisp shell and a soft, chewy centre. It is near Funiculaire Montmartre — Station supérieure.
The macarons come in mixed selections and single flavours such as pistachio, raspberry, lemon and blueberry, with a crisp shell and a soft centre. Coconut biscuits and rochers coco are the other pick, and the madeleines are a take-home choice. You can also leave with a bag of madeleines in different flavours, and the coconut biscuits are another souvenir to carry home.
You can get samples, look over gift tins and boxed selections, and leave with a boxed set if you want something ready to hand over as a present. The decor is warm and inviting. The shop also offers gift tins for sale, so you can choose something ready to pack away.
Prices land in a reasonable place, with a selection of four macarons at €9. Free samples make it easier to choose before you commit. Butter biscuits are served warm. That gives you a way to try a few options before you decide what to take home.
You can buy a box of macarons, coconut biscuits or madeleines to eat on the way or carry home.
What to look for
Macarons
Mixed boxes and single flavours such as pistachio, raspberry, lemon and blueberry come with a crisp shell and soft centre.
Rochers coco
The coconut biscuits and coconut macaroons are a strong second stop if you want something beside the macarons.
Madeleines
These are an easy take-home choice when you want something to carry home.
The pick list
What to bring home
Macarons
Sold in mixed selections and single flavours such as pistachio, raspberry, lemon and blueberry. The shell stays crisp and the centre soft.
Rochers coco (coconut biscuits)
These coconut cookies and coconut macaroons are the surprise pick here. They are the kind of biscuit that wins people over after the first try.
Madeleines
Often bought with macarons in mixed flavour bags, they work well as a souvenir to carry home.
Gift tins and boxed selections
Boxed assortments are sold for taking away as presents, including a nine-piece macaron box.
Butter and caramel biscuits
Served warm, with the caramel version standing out in one tasting.
Who is this for
This suits travellers moving through Montmartre, especially if macarons are the thing you want to pack into a box. It also suits people picking up a present, since the gift tins and boxed selections are set up for carrying away. If you like trying before you buy, the samples make the decision easy.
Au Marché de la Butte suits the different need of a practical daily-food stop, while Biscuiterie de Montmartre is for sweet take-away purchases.
The verdict
Macarons, coconut biscuits and boxed sets give you a straightforward take-away stop in Montmartre.
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