Boulangerie Jus — Specialty Store in Pigalle, Paris
Boulangerie Jus on Rue de Douai in Pigalle makes its croissants in house, and that buttery, crisp pastry is the reason to walk over.
A Pigalle bakery worth a detour
Boulangerie Jus sits on Rue de Douai in Pigalle, a specialty shop where the pastries and breads are made on site. The croissant is the thing to order first: crisp, buttery and the item that brings you back. Pair it with a fresh juice or a ginger shot, and expect to spend roughly €5–20 for a few items.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
What to expect at Boulangerie Jus
Boulangerie Jus is an independent bakery on Rue de Douai in Pigalle, and the first thing that hits you is the smell of fresh baking drifting out onto the street. Everything is made on site, and the pastries in particular are the reason to come.
Start with the croissant: crisp on the outside, properly buttery, and the one item that earns the trip. The baguette and whole-wheat loaves are solid staples, and the cakes and madeleines are made in house and not too sweet. If you want something cold, the fresh juices and ginger shots are refreshing and full of flavor, and the vegetarian and vegan sandwiches give plant-based eaters a real option at lunch.
The shop is small, with a counter for ordering and little room to sit, so the pastries and coffee are taken away.
Prices are not low for the area.
It suits a quick breakfast or a juice stop if you are staying in Pigalle, not a long sit-down meal.
What to look for
Croissant
Crisp and buttery, made on site, and the item to order first.
Fresh juices and ginger shots
Refreshing and full of flavor, a good cold start to the morning.
Vegetarian and vegan sandwiches
Plant-based options that give vegan visitors a real lunch choice.
The pick list
What to bring home
Croissant
The croissant is crisp and buttery, and it is the thing regulars come back for; at €1.40 it is the cheapest way into the counter.
Coffee
Coffee is part of the breakfast order alongside the pastries, and the espresso lungo comes in at €2.00.
Fresh juices and ginger shots
The house juices and ginger shots are the refreshing way to start the day.
Vegetarian and vegan sandwiches
The plant-based sandwiches are the lunch pick for vegan visitors and lunch regulars alike.
Bread and baguette
The baguette and whole-wheat loaves are the reliable staples here.
Who is this for
This suits anyone staying in Pigalle who wants a proper croissant and a fresh juice before a day of walking. Vegan travelers will find a sandwich here when other bakeries leave them with nothing. If you want a quick takeaway breakfast rather than a sit-down meal, the small counter works in your favor.
If you want a sit-down bakery morning built around an almond croissant or a pain aux raisins instead of a quick takeaway, Aux Delices Du Moulin on the same street is the one to try.
The verdict
The croissant and juices are worth the stop, but with sandwiches that are small for the price, it is a swing-by for a pastry rather than a destination breakfast.
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