Boulangerie Pâtisserie — Specialty Store in Clignancourt, Paris
Boulangerie Pâtisserie on Boulevard Ney in Clignancourt is the kind of bakery where the baguette is the reason you come back daily. The crust holds up for a day or two.
A neighbourhood bakery on Boulevard Ney
Boulangerie Pâtisserie is a specialty shop on Boulevard Ney in Clignancourt, open seven days from 7 am to 9 pm except Saturday. The baguette is the everyday buy, crusty and keeping well for a day or two, with croissants and other pastries alongside. Expect to spend €5–20 for a few items.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
Bread, pastries and a warm counter in Clignancourt
Boulangerie Pâtisserie is an independent bakery on Boulevard Ney in Clignancourt, a short walk from Simplon station. What you notice first is the bread: baguettes stacked and ready, pastries lined up beside them, and a counter where the welcome comes with a smile.
The baguette is the everyday loaf, crusty and keeping well for a day or two, which is why it is the thing to buy first. Croissants and similar viennoiserie are just as good alongside it. For something sweeter, the tiramisu and the pistachio éclair are the desserts that come up, and a mango dessert is on hand if you ask about gluten free items.
The shop runs a Too Good To Go basket, and it is a generous, varied one, mixing bread and pastries. Service is warm and friendly, and the owner is often at the counter herself, which gives the place its character.
Spend is modest: €5–20 covers a few items, and a baguette plus a pastry is the easy everyday combination. The basket is the money-saving route if you are flexible on what you get.
Go for the bread and viennoiserie, which are the reliable buys. It suits anyone staying nearby who wants a daily loaf, and anyone curious about a neighbourhood bakery that is part of local routine.
What to look for
Baguette
The everyday loaf, crusty and keeping well for a day or two, and the reason to come back daily.
Pastries
Croissants and similar viennoiserie sit alongside the bread and are worth adding to the bag.
Too Good To Go basket
A generous, varied surprise bag mixing bread and pastries, the money-saving way to try the range.
The pick list
What to bring home
Baguette
The everyday loaf regulars come back for: crusty, and it keeps well for a day or two.
Pastries
Croissants and the rest of the viennoiserie hold their own alongside the bread.
Tiramisu
The dessert is one to single out.
Pistachio éclair
The filled éclair appears as a liked pastry.
Mango dessert
A fruit dessert that came up when a visitor asked about gluten free options.
Who is this for
This bakery suits anyone staying in Clignancourt who wants a daily baguette without a trek, especially if you are near Simplon station and can drop in on the way home. It also works for a curious browser who wants to see a neighbourhood bakery at work and pick up a pastry alongside the bread. And if you are watching the budget, the Too Good To Go basket gives you a generous, varied mix of bread and pastries for little.
If you want an entirely plant-based bakery instead, Boulangerie Pâtisserie La Mauvaise Herbe on Avenue de Saint-Ouen turns out viennoiserie, breads and tarts without any animal products.
The verdict
The bread and pastries are solid and the counter is warm, so it is a swing-by for the baguette.
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