Délices du Faubourg — Specialty Store in Canal Saint-Martin, Paris
Délices du Faubourg runs a sandwich counter on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin where the baguettes come with fillings from chicken to a Lebanese-style version.
What this shop is
Délices du Faubourg is a specialty shop on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin in Canal Saint-Martin, directly opposite Gare de l'Est. The sandwich counter is the reason to come: baguettes with a wide spread of fillings, including a Lebanese-style option and chicken, sold as set deals with a drink and a dessert.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
A station-side bakery with a serious sandwich counter
Délices du Faubourg is an independent bakery and specialty shop on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, in Canal Saint-Martin, sitting opposite Gare de l'Est.
The sandwich counter is where to start. Baguettes come with a long list of fillings, from chicken to a Lebanese-style version, and the set deals pair one with a drink and a dessert for a low price. Pastries and viennoiseries are the other draw: croissants, pain au chocolat, éclairs, cream puffs, chouquettes and fruit tarts, with the éclairs inexpensive for the station area. Raisin bread, dark baguettes and a Swiss-style loaf are worth carrying home. The croissants are butter croissants, and the almond croissant is a large one. The éclairs come in vanilla, chocolate and coffee, and there are lemon tarts and raspberry tarts alongside them. A Baltic sandwich is another option for a midday snack.
Inside there are a handful of seats for an espresso or café crème. Otherwise it is a counter shop: you order, it is packed, and you go.
Prices sit low for the address. A croissant is around €1.30, éclairs about €3.70 each, and a set menu of a filled baguette, a drink and a dessert is €8.50.
What to look for
Sandwich counter
Baguette fillings run from chicken to a Lebanese-style sandwich, with set meal deals that put a generously filled baguette, a drink and a dessert together at a low price.
Pastries and viennoiseries
Croissants, pain au chocolat, éclairs, cream puffs, chouquettes and fruit tarts, fresh and well made, with éclairs inexpensive for the station area.
Baguette
Traditional baguettes are fresh and cheap.
The pick list
What to bring home
Sandwiches
The counter runs from baguette fillings to a Lebanese-style option and chicken, and the set meal deals come with generous filling at a low price.
Pastries and viennoiseries
Croissants, pain au chocolat, éclairs, cream puffs, chouquettes and fruit tarts are fresh and well made, and the éclairs are inexpensive for the station area.
Baguette
Traditional baguettes are fresh and well priced.
Coffee
Espresso and café crème are aromatic and well priced, and there are a handful of seats to drink them on the spot.
Breads and specialty loaves
Raisin bread, dark baguettes and a Swiss-style bread are the house favourites worth carrying home.
Who is this for
This is for anyone catching a train from Gare de l'Est who wants a filled baguette and a pastry at a fair price instead of station-counter food. It also suits travelers carrying bread and cakes home. And if you speak little French, the multilingual team helps.
The verdict
It is a station-side bakery rather than a destination in its own right, but for a generously filled baguette and a fresh pastry at a low price before a train it does the job well.
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