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Le Jardin Sucré
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Église Suédoise
9 Rue Médéric, 75017 Paris, France
Salle Pleyel
252 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France
Parc Monceau
75008 Paris, France
Promenade Pereire
Bd Pereire, 75017 Paris, France
Musée Jean-Jacques Henner
43 Av. de Villiers, 75017 Paris, France
Playground
158 Bd Pereire, 75017 Paris, France
Square Sainte-Odile
9 Bd de la Somme, 75017 Paris, France
Ancien Château des Ternes
17 Rue Pierre Demours, 75017 Paris, France
Citéco | Cité de l'Économie
1 Pl. du Général Catroux, 75017 Paris, France
Jardin André-Ulmann
28 Av. Brunetière, 75017 Paris, France
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Mezzencore
88 Rue Pierre Demours, 75017 Paris, France
Bacino.
121 Rue de Courcelles, 75017 Paris, France
Il était une oie dans le Sud Ouest
8 Rue Gustave Flaubert, 75017 Paris, France
Zino
97 Av. de Villiers, 75017 Paris, France
Le Potager de Charlotte
21 Rue Rennequin, 75017 Paris, France
Le Talon Caché
4 Rue Gounod, 75017 Paris, France
La Compagnie
123 Av. de Wagram, 75017 Paris, France
Mandarin Courcelles
111 Bis Rue de Courcelles, 75017 Paris, France
Encore
86 Rue Pierre Demours, 75017 Paris, France
Le Petit Banville
22 Rue Théodore de Banville, 75017 Paris, France
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34 Rue Rennequin, 75017 Paris, France
Monceau Wagram Hotel - Paris
7 Rue Rennequin, 75017 Paris, France
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Hôtel Mercedes
128 Av. de Wagram, 75017 Paris, France
Hôtel Noir
18 Rue Léon Jost, 75017 Paris, France
Hôtel Des Deux Avenues
38 Rue Poncelet, 75017 Paris, France
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36 Rue Pierre Demours, 75017 Paris, France
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Le Jardin Sucré

156 Rue de Courcelles, 75017 Paris, France
4.7(603)
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attractions: Église Suédoise, Salle Pleyel, Parc Monceau, Promenade Pereire, Musée Jean-Jacques Henner, Playground, Square Sainte-Odile, Ancien Château des Ternes, Citéco | Cité de l'Économie, Jardin André-Ulmann, restaurants: Mezzencore, Bacino., Il était une oie dans le Sud Ouest, Zino, Le Potager de Charlotte, Le Talon Caché, La Compagnie, Mandarin Courcelles, Encore, Le Petit Banville
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+33 9 87 36 23 95
Website
lejardinsucre.fr

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Nearby attractions of Le Jardin Sucré

Église Suédoise

Salle Pleyel

Parc Monceau

Promenade Pereire

Musée Jean-Jacques Henner

Playground

Square Sainte-Odile

Ancien Château des Ternes

Citéco | Cité de l'Économie

Jardin André-Ulmann

Église Suédoise

Église Suédoise

4.7

(98)

Open 24 hours
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Salle Pleyel

Salle Pleyel

4.5

(2.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Parc Monceau

Parc Monceau

4.6

(8.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Promenade Pereire

Promenade Pereire

4.4

(364)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Speakeasy secrets: discover Paris’s hidden bars
Speakeasy secrets: discover Paris’s hidden bars
Tue, Dec 23 • 6:00 PM
75011, Paris, France
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Cheese and wine tasting with Chef Alex
Cheese and wine tasting with Chef Alex
Wed, Dec 24 • 4:00 PM
75005, Paris, France
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No Diet Club - Unique local food - Canal St Martin
No Diet Club - Unique local food - Canal St Martin
Tue, Dec 23 • 12:00 PM
75010, Paris, France
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Nearby restaurants of Le Jardin Sucré

Mezzencore

Bacino.

Il était une oie dans le Sud Ouest

Zino

Le Potager de Charlotte

Le Talon Caché

La Compagnie

Mandarin Courcelles

Encore

Le Petit Banville

Mezzencore

Mezzencore

4.6

(1.3K)

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Bacino.

Bacino.

4.2

(344)

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Il était une oie dans le Sud Ouest

Il était une oie dans le Sud Ouest

4.7

(824)

$$

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Zino

Zino

3.7

(961)

$$

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Reviews of Le Jardin Sucré

4.7
(603)
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5.0
1y

Like many travelers, we couldn't wait to indulge in the world of French pastries, exploring everything from the historic grandeur of Stohrer (we found the pastries a bit on the bland side despite the beauty of the shop inside—breathtaking!), to the Insta-famous creations at Cedric Grolet Opera (we skipped the long-lines and prices there), and even the ubiquitous Ladurée (fun fact: their macarons are frozen and not fresh, so we passed). While our search for great pastries and croissants in Paris kept erring on the bland side (we know there are amazing spots we haven’t tried yet except the macarons at Epicure and breads at Le Cinq and Maison Lameloise which were amazing) and making us nostalgic for One65 in San Francisco—our favorite compared to the ones we tried, we stumbled upon a gem that simply blew us away—Le Jardin Sucré.

Located at 156 Rue de Courcelles in Paris's 17th arrondissement, Le Jardin Sucré may not be in the heart of the tourist hustle, but it's worth the trek. We had the incredible fortune of meeting a renowned Parisian food writer after our trip who shares our love for this spot—her personal thumbs up made us even more confident in what we found as we could have been biased based on our longing to find a spot before leaving France.

Inside this cozy shop, owned by Mélanie and Arnaud Mathez, we discovered a lineup of artful, focused creations: macarons, cookies, pastries, and hot chocolates, etc. Though small (it can only fit 4-5 customers at a time with just a few green tables outside on the street), this place had a steady stream of locals—a potential good sign we’d landed somewhere special but a bit reserved as we felt this way at Mamiche but left underwhelmed by their croissants as it tasted on the bland side despite the perfect structure and craftsmanship of the croissants. We walked out with 6 macarons, 3 pastries, and 2 hot chocolate mixes to go, eager to dive in.

The moment we bit into that first macaron; I swore a few times. Each macaron was perfectly crisp, and chewy on the outside, and the inside dissolved like liquid, bursting with the intense flavor of perfectly ripe lemon, or fresh pistachio. We ate all 6 macarons within minutes while walking saying goodbye to each macaron like a precious piece of jewelry. We were smiling from ear to ear. We did it! We found a place! #%$^#*^!

That night, back at our hotel, we unwrapped our pastries—a delicate pistachio-orange blossom tart, a tropical "Victoria" with coconut, pineapple, and passionfruit, and a third seasonal delight I couldn’t quite recall. The secret to Le Jardin Sucré’s creations lies in their simplicity and freshness. Each ingredient shines, providing pure, vibrant flavors without the heaviness that often accompanies rich pastries. While milk, eggs, gluten, and gelatin are used for structure and cohesion, it’s never in the foreground in the taste. What you taste are the ripeness and tartness of the fruits, the toastiness of the nuts, and the lightness in the amalgamation of all of these flavors. It’s like getting hit in the face with flavors but never feeling heavy.

Even the hot chocolates (incredibly rich and deep in flavor without the overly sugariness of most hot chocolates), now being enjoyed at home, outshone other famous shops like Angelina (yes, we tried it to see what the big deal was and it was okay) by a mile. We’re crossing our fingers they open a shop in San Francisco so that these unforgettable flavors will be closer for annual visits.

So, if you find yourself near L'Arc de Triomphe or the 17th arrondissement, take a detour to Le Jardin Sucré. We’ve found our new macaron and pastry benchmark and can’t...

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1.0
1y

SERVICE CLIENT À FUIR ! RESPONSABLE DE LA BOUTIQUE DE PARIS IMBUVABLE. AUCUNE RÉPONSE PAR E-MAIL APRES COMMANDE !

Récapitulatif : commande faite pour une bûche de Noël initialement en Pistache. Demande de changement de celle-ci suite à une erreur pour une Pomme vanille caramel, demande faites via formulaire de contact 10 jours avant. Aucune réponse, renvoi de 2 emails dans la foulé, toujours aucune réponse. Très professionnel .. Coup de téléphone pour savoir si cela était possible sur la boutique de Paris, on me répond que oui pas de soucis on répond à mon e-mail dans la journée. Finalement au bout de 2 jours aucune confirmation. Rappelle pour dire que toujours pas de confirmation par e-mail mais réponse que la demande a bien été pris en compte. Donc pas de problème je peux venir chercher la bûche. Résultat des courses : je suis arrivé et la bûche n’était évidement pas changé, enceinte de 9 mois, après 25 min de route. Frustré au plus au point car 1 an que vous attendez de manger cette bûche.. même pas un dédommagement commercial ou on vous propose une autre solution comme des parts à l’unité .. Aucune solution apporté à par un remboursement que j’ai dut exigé avoir immédiatement et aucune remise en question du responsable de la boutique Paris. Limite « vous mentez » car soit disant aucune confirmation au téléphone. Comme si je n’avais que ça à faire me déplacer et inventer tout cela, sachant que monsieur retrouve mes e-mail restés sans réponse et trouve cela presque normal. A me dire qu’ils ont été débordés, comme si cela regardais le client, manque de staff très bien mais cela est votre problème ! Il faut presque les plaindre de faire du chiffre, surtout vue le prix des pâtisseries .. L’année dernière le service client a l’approche des fêtes restait déjà à désiré mais là c’est une CATASTROPHE. Aucune empathie pour le client surtout en cette période de Noël.. VRAIMENT DÉÇUE ET OUTRÉ ! Il est clair que je ne remettait plus jamais les pieds dans cette pâtisserie dans lequel je commandais chaque année et ne la recommanderai plus à mon entourage. Mais apparement depuis que ces derniers sont passés sur TF1, ils ont vraiment pris la grosse tete. Petite mention spécial au gérant de la boutique de Paris qui prend vraiment les gens de haut et ne trouve aucune solution, sans cœur et sans remise en question pour les fêtes de fin d’année et aucune empathie.. vraiment odieux. Bizarrement l’année dernière il était plus gentil quand j’ai pris des photo de sa tarte vanille avec des morceaux de plastique à l’intérieur et a rapidement trouvé une solution ! J’aurais déjà dut commenté cela au vu de leurs attitude aujourd’hui. BREF PASSER VOTRE CHEMIN POUR LA RELATION CLIENT ET L’EMPATHIE ! CE QUI COMPTE C’EST D’ENCAISSER...

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5.0
1y

I recently visited Le Jardin Sucré, and I am absolutely thrilled with my experience. The desserts are nothing short of exceptional! The “Tarte Vanille” (vanilla tart) is a true masterpiece, with a delicate balance of flavors and the richness of Madagascar vanilla shining through. The crust was perfectly baked, and the creamy filling was an absolute delight.

The “Tarte Pistache & Fleur d’Oranger” (pistachio & orange blossom tart) was equally impressive. The combination of the crunchy pistachios with the soft, creamy filling was simply divine. Both tarts had a lightness to them that was refreshing, making them perfect for any occasion.

The attention to detail in every aspect of the desserts is evident, from the fresh, high-quality ingredients to the beautiful...

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Like many travelers, we couldn't wait to indulge in the world of French pastries, exploring everything from the historic grandeur of Stohrer (we found the pastries a bit on the bland side despite the beauty of the shop inside—breathtaking!), to the Insta-famous creations at Cedric Grolet Opera (we skipped the long-lines and prices there), and even the ubiquitous Ladurée (fun fact: their macarons are frozen and not fresh, so we passed). While our search for great pastries and croissants in Paris kept erring on the bland side (we know there are amazing spots we haven’t tried yet except the macarons at Epicure and breads at Le Cinq and Maison Lameloise which were amazing) and making us nostalgic for One65 in San Francisco—our favorite compared to the ones we tried, we stumbled upon a gem that simply blew us away—Le Jardin Sucré. Located at 156 Rue de Courcelles in Paris's 17th arrondissement, Le Jardin Sucré may not be in the heart of the tourist hustle, but it's worth the trek. We had the incredible fortune of meeting a renowned Parisian food writer after our trip who shares our love for this spot—her personal thumbs up made us even more confident in what we found as we could have been biased based on our longing to find a spot before leaving France. Inside this cozy shop, owned by Mélanie and Arnaud Mathez, we discovered a lineup of artful, focused creations: macarons, cookies, pastries, and hot chocolates, etc. Though small (it can only fit 4-5 customers at a time with just a few green tables outside on the street), this place had a steady stream of locals—a potential good sign we’d landed somewhere special but a bit reserved as we felt this way at Mamiche but left underwhelmed by their croissants as it tasted on the bland side despite the perfect structure and craftsmanship of the croissants. We walked out with 6 macarons, 3 pastries, and 2 hot chocolate mixes to go, eager to dive in. The moment we bit into that first macaron; I swore a few times. Each macaron was perfectly crisp, and chewy on the outside, and the inside dissolved like liquid, bursting with the intense flavor of perfectly ripe lemon, or fresh pistachio. We ate all 6 macarons within minutes while walking saying goodbye to each macaron like a precious piece of jewelry. We were smiling from ear to ear. We did it! We found a place! #%$^#*^! That night, back at our hotel, we unwrapped our pastries—a delicate pistachio-orange blossom tart, a tropical "Victoria" with coconut, pineapple, and passionfruit, and a third seasonal delight I couldn’t quite recall. The secret to Le Jardin Sucré’s creations lies in their simplicity and freshness. Each ingredient shines, providing pure, vibrant flavors without the heaviness that often accompanies rich pastries. While milk, eggs, gluten, and gelatin are used for structure and cohesion, it’s never in the foreground in the taste. What you taste are the ripeness and tartness of the fruits, the toastiness of the nuts, and the lightness in the amalgamation of all of these flavors. It’s like getting hit in the face with flavors but never feeling heavy. Even the hot chocolates (incredibly rich and deep in flavor without the overly sugariness of most hot chocolates), now being enjoyed at home, outshone other famous shops like Angelina (yes, we tried it to see what the big deal was and it was okay) by a mile. We’re crossing our fingers they open a shop in San Francisco so that these unforgettable flavors will be closer for annual visits. So, if you find yourself near L'Arc de Triomphe or the 17th arrondissement, take a detour to Le Jardin Sucré. We’ve found our new macaron and pastry benchmark and can’t wait to go back!
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I recently visited Le Jardin Sucré, and I am absolutely thrilled with my experience. The desserts are nothing short of exceptional! The “Tarte Vanille” (vanilla tart) is a true masterpiece, with a delicate balance of flavors and the richness of Madagascar vanilla shining through. The crust was perfectly baked, and the creamy filling was an absolute delight. The “Tarte Pistache & Fleur d’Oranger” (pistachio & orange blossom tart) was equally impressive. The combination of the crunchy pistachios with the soft, creamy filling was simply divine. Both tarts had a lightness to them that was refreshing, making them perfect for any occasion. The attention to detail in every aspect of the desserts is evident, from the fresh, high-quality ingredients to the beautiful presentation.
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Like many travelers, we couldn't wait to indulge in the world of French pastries, exploring everything from the historic grandeur of Stohrer (we found the pastries a bit on the bland side despite the beauty of the shop inside—breathtaking!), to the Insta-famous creations at Cedric Grolet Opera (we skipped the long-lines and prices there), and even the ubiquitous Ladurée (fun fact: their macarons are frozen and not fresh, so we passed). While our search for great pastries and croissants in Paris kept erring on the bland side (we know there are amazing spots we haven’t tried yet except the macarons at Epicure and breads at Le Cinq and Maison Lameloise which were amazing) and making us nostalgic for One65 in San Francisco—our favorite compared to the ones we tried, we stumbled upon a gem that simply blew us away—Le Jardin Sucré. Located at 156 Rue de Courcelles in Paris's 17th arrondissement, Le Jardin Sucré may not be in the heart of the tourist hustle, but it's worth the trek. We had the incredible fortune of meeting a renowned Parisian food writer after our trip who shares our love for this spot—her personal thumbs up made us even more confident in what we found as we could have been biased based on our longing to find a spot before leaving France. Inside this cozy shop, owned by Mélanie and Arnaud Mathez, we discovered a lineup of artful, focused creations: macarons, cookies, pastries, and hot chocolates, etc. Though small (it can only fit 4-5 customers at a time with just a few green tables outside on the street), this place had a steady stream of locals—a potential good sign we’d landed somewhere special but a bit reserved as we felt this way at Mamiche but left underwhelmed by their croissants as it tasted on the bland side despite the perfect structure and craftsmanship of the croissants. We walked out with 6 macarons, 3 pastries, and 2 hot chocolate mixes to go, eager to dive in. The moment we bit into that first macaron; I swore a few times. Each macaron was perfectly crisp, and chewy on the outside, and the inside dissolved like liquid, bursting with the intense flavor of perfectly ripe lemon, or fresh pistachio. We ate all 6 macarons within minutes while walking saying goodbye to each macaron like a precious piece of jewelry. We were smiling from ear to ear. We did it! We found a place! #%$^#*^! That night, back at our hotel, we unwrapped our pastries—a delicate pistachio-orange blossom tart, a tropical "Victoria" with coconut, pineapple, and passionfruit, and a third seasonal delight I couldn’t quite recall. The secret to Le Jardin Sucré’s creations lies in their simplicity and freshness. Each ingredient shines, providing pure, vibrant flavors without the heaviness that often accompanies rich pastries. While milk, eggs, gluten, and gelatin are used for structure and cohesion, it’s never in the foreground in the taste. What you taste are the ripeness and tartness of the fruits, the toastiness of the nuts, and the lightness in the amalgamation of all of these flavors. It’s like getting hit in the face with flavors but never feeling heavy. Even the hot chocolates (incredibly rich and deep in flavor without the overly sugariness of most hot chocolates), now being enjoyed at home, outshone other famous shops like Angelina (yes, we tried it to see what the big deal was and it was okay) by a mile. We’re crossing our fingers they open a shop in San Francisco so that these unforgettable flavors will be closer for annual visits. So, if you find yourself near L'Arc de Triomphe or the 17th arrondissement, take a detour to Le Jardin Sucré. We’ve found our new macaron and pastry benchmark and can’t wait to go back!
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I recently visited Le Jardin Sucré, and I am absolutely thrilled with my experience. The desserts are nothing short of exceptional! The “Tarte Vanille” (vanilla tart) is a true masterpiece, with a delicate balance of flavors and the richness of Madagascar vanilla shining through. The crust was perfectly baked, and the creamy filling was an absolute delight. The “Tarte Pistache & Fleur d’Oranger” (pistachio & orange blossom tart) was equally impressive. The combination of the crunchy pistachios with the soft, creamy filling was simply divine. Both tarts had a lightness to them that was refreshing, making them perfect for any occasion. The attention to detail in every aspect of the desserts is evident, from the fresh, high-quality ingredients to the beautiful presentation.
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