Geffroy Coudrier — Specialty Store in Passy, Paris
Geffroy Coudrier is the place for pain au chocolat in Passy, with pastries and desserts that set the tone before anything else. On Avenue Kléber, it also works as a stop for bread, sandwiches and a terrace lunch.
Quick take
Geffroy Coudrier in Passy is first for the pain au chocolat, with pastries and desserts leading here, and baguettes, sandwiches and terrace seating in the mix. The shop opens from 7 am every day except Saturday, and card payments have a €4 minimum.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
What to expect
Geffroy Coudrier on Avenue Kléber in Passy is a place to aim for if you want something sweet.
Start with the pain au chocolat, which is the clearest pick here. The baguette is another strong order if you want bread with a crisp crust and a soft interior, while the pastry case also covers lemon meringue tart, chocolate éclair and other desserts.
There is a sandwich counter too, and sandwiches, quiches, salads and ready-to-heat meals are all part of the offer. Terrace seating makes lunch easier if you want to pause rather than just take something away, and the shop’s old-fashioned style gives it a more traditional feel inside.
The mix of pastries, sandwiches and drinks can add up, especially when you are choosing more than one thing. A four-euro card minimum is part of the practical side.
This is best when you want a specific pastry or bread. The pastry selection and bread are the draw.
What to look for
Pain au chocolat
This is the single pick.
Baguette
The baguette comes with a crisp crust and soft interior.
Pastries and desserts
Lemon meringue tart, chocolate éclair, cakes and tarts are on offer.
The pick list
What to bring home
Pastries and desserts
Cakes, tarts and éclairs get steady praise for flavour, with the lemon meringue tart and chocolate éclair singled out.
Pain au chocolat
Fresh and one to get first, this pastry is the highlight here.
Baguette
The crisp crust and soft interior make this the baguette to choose.
Sandwiches
The fillings are generous and the bread is fresh.
Who is this for
If pain au chocolat is the item they came for, they can start there. It also fits lunch seekers who want sandwiches, quiches or salads and may want to sit on the terrace.
Monoprix on Rue de Passy is the better pick when you want a weekday supermarket stop for broader grocery buying rather than a pastry-led break.
The verdict
Swing By suits anyone who wants a terrace lunch in Passy.
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