Ladurée. 21 Rue Bonaparte, 75006

1. LADURÉE

We’re pretty sure Julia Child would have enjoyed the odd macaroon in Ladurée’s 19th-century interior. 21 Rue Bonaparte, 75006

2. BARTHELEMY

Fromages galore! Monsieur and Madame Barthelemy know their stuff. 51 Rue de Grenelle, 75007

3. LA GRANDE EPICERIE

Food gets the fashion treatment. 38 Rue de Sevres, 75007

4. BERTRAND

This quaint tearoom is a perfect place to stop off, recharge the batteries and perhaps stock up on cakes. 7 Rue Bourdaloue, 75009

5. LE MOULIN DE LA VIERGE

Paris’s best croissant au beurre? 105 Rue Vercingétorix, 75014

6. A LA MÈRE DE FAMILLE

Another institution that was thriving in Julia’s day (and a long time before). Sweet treats from heaven. 35 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, 75009

7. STOHRER

This fabulous pâtissier/traiteur was founded in 1730. 51 Rue Montorgueil, 75002

8. L’ECUME SAINT-HONORÉ

Famous for its oysters, this may be Paris’s best fish shop. 6 Rue du Marché Saint-Honoré, 75001

9. PIERRE HERMÉ

The big man gives Ladurée a run for its money. Sweet things to die for. 72 Rue Bonaparte, 75006

10. FOOD MARKETS

Not strictly food stores, but any one of Paris’s 75 markets can supply the freshest produce. Visit www.paris.fr for a full list.

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