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LE MOULIN DE ROSA

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4.3/5
26 review
Open - Close at 19h00 Opening hours

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32, rue de Turenne, 75003Paris, France Show on map
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In a small springtime decoration here you make bread and by any one. It is done in the most natural and traditional way possible, without adding any products to make them more beautiful or better. Only flours from reasoned agriculture are used. The provenance of the wheats is fully controlled and mainly comes from the Island of France. All the bread is worked with natural leaven. Pastries are made from butter in appellation of origin AOC. For pastries, the same approach is required. Among the specialties: Pondicherry with almonds of almonds and pistachio, tartlets with strawberries, abundance and Paris-Brest.

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Visited in may 2025
Assoiffée on est juste venue pour une badois à la base, le monsieur étais adorable, l’endroit magnifique !!! Tout avais l’air délicieux ! Merci pour les excellents croissants le titre n’est pas usurpé ! Dès qu’on reviens dans le quartier on passeras chez vous !
Visited in may 2025
Absolutely delicious pastries. Huge fan of the pain perdu it was incredible. Very helpful staff. Good selection of pastries and bread.
Visited in may 2025
Long time pâtissier, Laurent Watrin recently passed over his corner Moulin de Rosa to M Jacques. It is still the only boulangerie along the southern tail of Rue de Turenne. Just two blocks from Place des Vosges, it stays busy not only from local lunchtime crowds but tourists spilling out from Rue des Francs Bourgeois and you will be lucky if anything is left by 4pm. But quality is what brings you back. They use 2 ribbons of rich Valrhona in their flavorful pain au chocolate, made especially flaky by the high end Lescure butter for consistently crunchy bites when oven fresh. Their viennoiserie sets the bar for others in the neighborhood.
Other carefully crafted pastries showcased in the window change daily but the lemon layer cake is superb. The multi fruit and seed bread is my favorite although often disappears by late afternoon. It is so dense with goodies that they recommend slicing it for you with their electric cutter as home knives will likely crumble the bread. In case they’ve run out try their dense norvégien multi grain which is filled with various seeds and whole grains and to me has character and complexity rather than bread without anything inside, although their crisp baguettes are as good as any.
Visited in may 2025
Très décevant et tres inégal. Globalement, le rapport qualité-prix n'est pas à la hauteur des attentes. Brioche au pralin sans intérêt, sèche, extrêmement chère pour la quantité servie. Idem pour le marbré. Croissant simple et tarte au citron très bien, mais le prix n'est pas justifié là encore. Il est proposé un tarif "sur place" alors qu'aucune table n'est présente. Service passable. Passez votre chemin, vous trouverez bien mieux dans le quartier.
Visited in may 2025
Cute bakery- delicious food!

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