Boulangerie Saint-Louis — Specialty Store in Le Marais, Paris
Boulangerie Saint-Louis sits on Rue Saint-Louis en l'Île in Le Marais, and the quiche is what brings you back: creamy and generously filled.
What to order first
Boulangerie Saint-Louis is a small takeaway bakery on Rue Saint-Louis en l'Île in Le Marais, open every day from 7 am to 8 pm. Start with the quiche, creamy and generously filled, then a chocolate or coffee éclair, and most of it lands between €1 and €10.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
A takeaway counter on Île Saint-Louis
Boulangerie Saint-Louis is a small independent bakery on Rue Saint-Louis en l'Île, in Le Marais, with no seats and no frills: you order at the counter and carry it out. The welcome is warm.
The quiche is the reason to plan a lunch stop. It comes creamy and generously filled, with a cheese and broccoli version and a salmon and spinach one both worth your money. The éclairs, chocolate and coffee, are the pastry to get: richly filled and fresh, and the chocolate one carries more filling than seems possible. Butter croissants and pains au chocolat are crisp and still hold up at noon, and the almond croissants come under a generous layer of flaked almonds without tipping sweet.
For the bread, take a tradition baguette home, or the cereal baguette if you want something with more bite. Sandwiches are made to order, including a goat cheese and salad version for a vegetarian friend. A sandwich, drink and dessert set menu comes in under €10.
Prices are low for the island: pastries around €4, a baguette well priced, a whole lunch inside the €1–10 band.
Come for the quiche, the éclairs and the baguette.
What to look for
Quiche
Creamy and generously filled; the cheese and broccoli and the salmon and spinach versions are the ones to ask for.
Éclair
Chocolate and coffee éclairs, richly filled and fresh, are the pastry to get first.
Tradition baguette
A fresh, well-priced staple worth carrying home.
The pick list
What to bring home
Quiche
The cheese and broccoli and the salmon and spinach quiches are the ones to order.
Éclair
Go for the chocolate or the coffee éclair: the pastry is fresh and the filling is rich.
Croissant and pain au chocolat
The butter croissants and pains au chocolat come out fresh and crisp, and they still hold up later in the day, so an afternoon stop works.
Tradition baguette
A well-priced, fresh staple, and worth carrying home.
Almond croissant
Lots of flaked almonds on top and a sweetness that stays restrained.
Who is this for
This suits a traveler crossing Île Saint-Louis on foot who wants a cheap, quick lunch to eat outside: a quiche and an éclair need no table. It also works for anyone staying in Le Marais who wants a tradition baguette or a croissant to carry home in the morning.
If you want a sit-down pastry moment rather than a takeaway lunch, Aux Merveilleux de Fred on Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe makes its meringue pastries and warm cramique behind the window.
The verdict
For a quiche, éclair or baguette on Île Saint-Louis, it does the job.
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