Coffrets de truffes, A la Mère de Famille

A la Mère de Famille

Since 1761, this classic confectionery has been a delight for Parisians of all ages. Take out your cameras: its décor is some of the wackiest in old Paris!

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Description

Mint green woodwork, marble panels and large gold letters typical of the Belle Époque: the shop’s facade could be used as a backdrop to a movie!

Push the door open and tread on the tile floor that has been aged by generations of gourmands. Like them, you will be unable to resist the extremely enticing glass displays, which abound with the classics of French confectionery – far, far from contemporary mass production.

Roudoudoux and marshmallows from Grandma’s era, calissons and orangettes from Provence, marzipan in the shape of small animals (mice, turtles, etc.) so cute you might not even want to eat them… Not to mention a whole range of chocolates and pralines shaped according to the rules of the art, like the feuilletine truffles, almond snack bars, dried fruit mendiants and chocolate praliné bars.

Here, feasting is like child’s play! Note that the store now has a dozen branches throughout Paris.

Discover the musée Grévin just a few steps away from the Faubourg Montmartre shop!

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Access and contact

35 rue du Faubourg Montmartre
75009 Paris 9ème

Days and opening hours

All year round between 9.30 am and 8 pm. Sunday : 10 to 7.30.

Prices

Tour

Spoken languages

  • French
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35 rue du Faubourg Montmartre
75009 Paris 9ème

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