Pierre Hermé Paris - Paul Doumer

Iconic Pâtisserie Excellence

Pierre Hermé Paris at 58 Avenue Paul Doumer stands as a beacon of pâtisserie mastery in Paris's sophisticated 16th arrondissement. World-acclaimed pastry chef Pierre Hermé, often dubbed the 'Picasso of Pastry,' crafts creations that transcend traditional sweets, blending precise technique with bold flavor innovations. Signature macarons in flavors like Infiniment Framboise, Pistache, and the legendary Ispahan—rose, lychee, and raspberry—draw devotees from around the globe. Pastries such as the feather-light 2000 Feuilles mille-feuille and fruit-forward tarts showcase meticulous layers of texture and taste, using premium ingredients like Madagascar vanilla and pure-origin chocolate.

Gourmet Lounge Experience

Beyond takeout temptations, this location doubles as a gourmet lounge with terrace and indoor seating. Savor hot and cold beverages, breakfast pastries, lunch savory dishes like gravlax salmon tartare or seasonal French toast with Paris mushrooms, and afternoon indulgences. Evenings bring signature cocktails and sharing plates, all infused with Hermé's indulgent touch. The menu evolves with seasons, highlighting collaborations with chef Anaïs Dutilleul for savory reinterpretations of pastry classics like bouchées à la reine.

Upscale Passy Locale

Situated on chic Avenue Paul Doumer in Passy, the boutique benefits from its proximity to Bois de Boulogne and Trocadéro. The minimalist interior and open-air promenade create an inviting space for gourmands to linger. High-quality, environmentally conscious sourcing underscores every offering, from artisanal producers to sustainable practices in production.

Signature Collections

Explore ephemeral collections alongside timeless hits: entremets, cakes, chocolates, and ice creams. Nomades large-format pastries are available for sharing or delivery. Baristas elevate coffees and teas to match the precision of pâtisserie, ensuring a harmonious pairing with every bite.

Practical Indulgence

Open daily from 10am, with extended hours on weekends. Metro La Muette (Line 9) provides easy access. Expect queues for peak treats, but the experience rewards patience with unparalleled quality in Paris's pastry scene.