11 Bakeries Open on Sunday in Paris Worth the Walk
Sunday morning in Paris should start with a warm croissant. Instead, you find the shutter down at the bakery below your rental, a closing-day sign you never noticed, or a half-empty counter by late morning because the neighborhood got there first.
These 11 bakeries open on Sunday in Paris are all hand-picked from the sources we trust, and each place page lists its opening hours. Hunting for one thing in particular? See our croissant and baguette guides, then sit down for lunch at one of our restaurants open on Sunday.
One of Paris's finest artisanal bakeries, crafting 100% homemade breads, viennoiseries, and pastries with organic flours and exceptional quality ingredients.
A Franco-British bakery and coffee shop championing artisan sourdough, specialty coffee, and eco-responsible practices across three Parisian locations.
Timeout
Fooding
A pioneering specialty coffee roastery and artisan bakery serving exceptional sourdough bread and carefully sourced coffee across three beloved Parisian locations since 2012.
Timeout
A beloved gluten-free bakery crafting exceptional organic breads and pastries with rice flour since 2014, proving that allergen-friendly can be utterly delicious.
Fooding
A modern Israeli bakery bringing the art of babka and Levantine pastries to Paris with artisanal craftsmanship and locally-sourced ingredients.
A 400 m² artisan bakery spanning three floors across from the Louvre, crafting 100% homemade breads, viennoiseries, and modern pastries in a zen, contemporary setting.
Twice-crowned champion of Paris's prestigious Grand Prix de la Baguette, this Montmartre bakery crafts exceptional traditional breads with 100% French flour.
A contemporary artisan bakery in the heart of the Marais, crafting exceptional breads and pastries with organic flours and natural levain while offering vegan options and hands-on pastry workshops.
A traditional Basque bakery bringing the flavors of southwestern France to Paris, renowned for its signature gâteau basque with caramelized crust.
A neighborhood artisan bakery in Paris 12 where traditional French baking meets creative weekend collaborations and homemade touches.
A beloved specialty coffee roastery and artisan bakery serving exceptional sourdough bread, house-made pastries, and expertly brewed coffee in the heart of the 6th arrondissement.
TimeoutFoodingHow to find a bakery open on Sunday in Paris
On Sunday, hours are often shorter and the best items go early. Every bakery here is cheap, so the only real cost is timing: go in the morning, and check the place page for Sunday hours before you set out.
The prize-winning baguette
Le Grenier à Pain, at Abbesses in Montmartre, won the Grand Prix de la Baguette in 2010 and 2015. Its days off are Tuesday and Wednesday, so the weekend is fair game. Expect a queue at peak times, and add an éclair or a mille-feuille while you're at the counter. For more great loaves, browse all our bakeries.
Big, central and easy
BO & MIE makes everything in-house with organic flours and opens at 8am on Sunday. Its Louvre-Rivoli address, a three-floor bakery facing the Louvre, has seating and is handy before the museum, while the Saint-Martin shop in the Marais does vegan pastries. Ten Belles, with addresses in the 6th, 10th and 11th, pairs naturally leavened sourdough with specialty coffee. Want to sit down properly? See our coffee shops and breakfast picks.
Worth a detour
Boulangerie Idoia, in the 20th, bakes a gâteau basque with a caramelized crust behind red shutters. Babkazana, in the 9th, does babka in pistachio-orange blossom or chocolate-hazelnut, plus rugelach and borekas. Les Commères, in the 12th, saves a limited-edition viennoiserie for Saturday and Sunday only. And Boulangerie Chambelland, in the 11th, is entirely gluten-free, known for its pain de sucre with candied orange peel and chocolate chips. More sweet stops in our pastry shops.
Where to look
The 11th arrondissement has two of them; the rest are spread across the city, from the 1st to the 20th, so switch to the map to find the closest one. Many open-air markets also run on Sunday morning, so pair your bread with a stop at one of our food markets and you have a picnic sorted.