Food place in Paris
Stohrer
Rue Montorgueil, a short walk west of the Marais, Paris
The oldest pâtisserie in Paris, opened in 1730 by a pastry chef who came to France with the Polish queen Marie Leszczyńska. The painted 1860s interior is a listed monument and the counter still sells what it always did.
Area
Rue Montorgueil, a short walk west of the Marais
Food type
Veg
Price range
€3–12
Opening hours
Shop hours through the day, daily
About
What is Stohrer famous for?
Buy one pastry and eat it on Rue Montorgueil rather than queueing for a box — the street outside is a pedestrian market street and the better half of the visit. It is roughly fifteen minutes' walk from the Marais market, not next door.
What to eat here
Best dishes to try at Stohrer
Veg · €3–12
Good to know
Is Stohrer good for families?
Yes — Stohrer is family friendly and serves vegetarian food. It keeps shop hours through the day, daily.
Make a morning of it
Photo spots near Stohrer
Shoot nearby, then eat at Stohrer.
Marché des Enfants Rouges
Best photo · Late morning on a weekday, when the produce stalls are full and the lunch queues have not yet taken over the aisles
Best combo: Photos here, then paris-brest at Stohrer.
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Canal Saint-Martin
Best photo · Dusk on a summer evening, when the quays fill and the footbridge lamps come on over the water — a lock filling in low light is the shot
Best combo: Photos here, then paris-brest at Stohrer.
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Jardin du Luxembourg
Best photo · Early morning, just after the gates open, when the low sun is across the basin and the chairs are still in the rows the gardeners left them in
Best combo: Photos here, then paris-brest at Stohrer.
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Stohrer, in one look
The oldest pâtisserie in Paris, opened in 1730 by a pastry chef who came to France with the Polish queen Marie Leszczyńska. The painted 1860s interior is a listed monument and the counter still sells what it always did. It is a pure-veg house. This is a mid-range table - figure €3–12.
🍲 The food
The counter does bakes and coffee, and the morning tier is the reason to come rather than the afterthought.
⏰ When to go
Timing in plain words - Shop hours through the day, daily.
📍 Where it is
Find it in Rue Montorgueil, a short walk west of the Marais, Paris (Île-de-France).
✅ The short version
It works for groups with children in tow.
Questions
Stohrer — FAQ
What is Stohrer famous for?
The oldest pâtisserie in Paris, opened in 1730 by a pastry chef who came to France with the Polish queen Marie Leszczyńska. The painted 1860s interior is a listed monument and the counter still sells what it always did.
What are the must-try dishes at Stohrer?
Don't miss Paris-Brest.
Is Stohrer good for families?
Yes — Stohrer is family friendly and serves vegetarian food.
What are Stohrer's opening hours?
Stohrer keeps shop hours through the day, daily.
Where is Stohrer located?
Stohrer is in Rue Montorgueil, a short walk west of the Marais, Paris.