Boulangerie Ammy — Specialty Store in Montmartre, Paris
Boulangerie Ammy on Rue de Maubeuge sells bread that holds up until the next day, and a butter croissant for €1.30.
What Boulangerie Ammy is
A specialty shop on Rue de Maubeuge in Montmartre, open from 7 am to 8:30 pm Monday to Saturday and closed Sunday. The bread is the thing to buy, sturdy enough to keep overnight, and the butter croissant costs €1.30. Pastries, cakes, sandwiches and quiche are also on offer, with a few tables if you want to eat in.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
Bread first on Rue de Maubeuge
Boulangerie Ammy is an independent bakery on Rue de Maubeuge in Montmartre. What you notice first is the bread: baguettes and loaves, with one visitor noting a loaf that held up until the following day.
The butter croissant is the other thing worth your money, at €1.30, served quickly across the counter. Pastries and cakes round out a breakfast, and there are sandwiches and a quiche that comes out good, with a few tables inside if you would rather sit than carry it away.
The shop is a bakery. A Monday morning at 8 am can find the display case largely empty and no sandwiches out yet, so a mid-morning or afternoon stop is the safer bet if you have a particular item in mind. The shop was found closed at 8:45 am on a Saturday morning on at least one occasion.
The pricing is the quiet draw. A croissant at €1.30 sets the tone, and the bread and pastries stay in the affordable range for a Montmartre bakery, which makes it easy to buy more than you planned and still spend little.
The saleswomen are friendly and kind.
What to look for
Bread and baguettes
The strength of the shop: loaves that keep their quality until the next day.
Butter croissant
€1.30, quick across the counter, and the thing to order first.
Pastries and cakes
Cakes to take away.
The pick list
What to bring home
Bread and baguettes
The bread is the thing to get here, and a loaf holds up until the next day.
Pastries and cakes
Pastries and cakes are the highlight of a breakfast here, alongside a good cappuccino.
Butter croissant
At 1.30 euros it is affordable.
Sandwiches
Sandwiches are a favourite purchase.
Quiche
The quiche is good, and there are a few tables to sit at.
Who is this for
Suits a traveler staying in Montmartre who wants a proper baguette or a €1.30 butter croissant to start the day, and anyone who would rather sit at one of the few tables with a quiche than eat standing.
If you need a fuller pantry shop rather than bread and pastries, Paris Nepal Mini Market on Rue de Bellefond covers Nepalese and South Asian groceries nearby.
The verdict
The bread and the cheap croissant are worth the detour.
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