Trocadéro bakeries and pastry shops: 12 spots within walking distance
Right on the Place du Trocadéro, there is just one sweet spot: the Carette tea room, open since 1927. The bakeries are five minutes away, on avenue Kléber and rue de Longchamp. Pierre Hermé is on avenue Paul Doumer, Cyril Lignac on rue de Chaillot. Here are 12 verified bakeries, pastry shops and chocolate shops, for an afternoon treat or a picnic facing the Eiffel Tower.
Trocadéro bakeries and pastry shops at a glance
- On the square: Carette, tea room and macarons since 1927.
- For a picnic: Coudrier-Geffroy and Maison Pradier, avenue Kléber, 5 minutes away.
- Neighborhood bakeries: Bonon, Séraphine (organic), Malineau, Desgranges, Massa (kosher).
- Celebrity pastry chefs: Pierre Hermé on avenue Paul Doumer, Cyril Lignac on rue de Chaillot.
- Chocolate to give: Roy Chocolatier and Amande Paris, rue de Longchamp.
Places are sorted by type, not by preference. We do not show prices or ratings: hours and products change, so check each shop's website.
On the square and avenue Kléber
The Carette tea room is right on the square. Two spots on avenue Kléber, five minutes away, round it out: a pastry kiosk and a traditional bakery.
Neighborhood bakeries
For a baguette, a croissant or a sandwich. Rue de Longchamp on the Kléber side, rue de la Tour, rue Vineuse and rue de Passy on the Passy side: all under 10 minutes away.
Celebrity pastry chefs: Pierre Hermé and Cyril Lignac
The two names people search for most. Pierre Hermé has a shop on avenue Paul Doumer, Cyril Lignac on rue de Chaillot, near place d'Iéna.
Chocolate shops
Two neighboring chocolate shops on rue de Longchamp. Handy for a gift to take home.
Addresses, specialties and links verified in September 2026 on the shops' official websites, the French business registry and the bakery trade press. We do not show prices or reviews. No link on this page is an affiliate link (see Transparency).
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Afternoon treat or picnic: how to plan it
For a picnic, stop on avenue Kléber before heading down to the Seine: sandwiches, quiches and salads at Coudrier-Geffroy, sandwiches and salads at the Maison Pradier kiosk. Then walk down the Trocadéro gardens, cross the pont d'Iéna and settle on the lawns of the Champ-de-Mars, facing the Eiffel Tower.
For a sit-down treat, Carette serves pastries and macarons in its tea room on the square. For a coffee on a terrace elsewhere around the square, see our Trocadéro cafés and terraces. On weekend mornings, also consider brunch at the Trocadéro.
To bring home a souvenir, macarons (Carette, Pierre Hermé, Roy) and chocolates (Roy, Amande Paris, Cyril Lignac) travel better than cream pastries.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find a bakery near the Trocadéro?
The closest to the square is the Coudrier-Geffroy bakery, 77 avenue Kléber, on the corner of rue de Longchamp. On rue de Longchamp, Boulangerie Bonon is at number 14. On the Passy side, Séraphine (organic bread) on rue de la Tour, Malineau on rue Vineuse and Maison Desgranges on rue de Passy are all under 10 minutes on foot.
Which pastry shop is on the Place du Trocadéro?
Carette, at 4 place du Trocadéro. The tea room has been there since 1927 and macarons are the house specialty. It is open 7 days a week.
Is there a Pierre Hermé shop near the Trocadéro?
Yes. Pierre Hermé's shop in the 16th arrondissement is at 58 avenue Paul Doumer, about a 10-minute walk from the square. It sells macarons, pastries, chocolates and ice cream.
Where is the Cyril Lignac pastry shop near the Trocadéro?
The closest La Pâtisserie Cyril Lignac is at 2 rue de Chaillot, near place d'Iéna, about a 15-minute walk. It sells breads, pastries, chocolates and marshmallow bears.
Is there an Angelina at the Trocadéro?
No, we did not find any Angelina location near the Trocadéro. The historic tea room is at 226 rue de Rivoli, in the 1st arrondissement. For a sit-down afternoon treat on the square, go to Carette.
Where can I buy a picnic before the Champ-de-Mars?
On avenue Kléber, the Coudrier-Geffroy bakery makes sandwiches, quiches and salads, and the Maison Pradier kiosk sells sandwiches and salads. Then walk down the Trocadéro gardens and cross the pont d'Iéna: the Champ-de-Mars is on the other side of the Eiffel Tower.
A picnic facing the Eiffel Tower?
Pick up your bread, sandwiches and pastries on avenue Kléber, then cross the gardens and the pont d'Iéna to the lawns of the Champ-de-Mars.