Paris
Cycling bakeries in Paris
7 curated bakeries for cyclists.
Post-ride pastries and early-morning fuelling in Paris — 7 bakeries worth building into a ride.
These stops suit cyclists who want real bread and viennoiserie, not a generic supermarket run: early opening where it exists, outdoor seating, and addresses riders on coffee loops and longer routes use.
À Paris, les boulangeries utiles aux cyclistes sont celles où l'on peut s'arrêter tôt, manger dehors quand c'est possible, et repartir sans improviser — pas une simple "boulangerie près de la piste".
Also in Paris
Places
The list
Every spot below is on the Ravito map — open a fiche for hours, rider perks, and route context.
🥐 BakeryAu Petit Versailles du Marais
Au Petit Versailles du Marais in Paris — neighbourhood bakery.
🥐 BakeryCarton Paris
Carton Paris — neighbourhood bakery.
🥐 BakeryGeffroy Coudrier
Geffroy Coudrier in Paris — neighbourhood bakery.
🥐 BakeryGosselin
Gosselin in Paris — neighbourhood bakery.
🥐 BakeryGosselin Caumartin
Gosselin Caumartin in Paris — neighbourhood bakery.
🥐 BakeryLe Moulin de la Croix Nivert
Le Moulin de la Croix Nivert in Paris — mill bakery.
🥐 BakeryMaison Thevenin - Boulangerie Pâtisserie Paris 75014
Maison Thevenin - Boulangerie Pâtisserie Paris 75014 — bakery-pâtisserie.
FAQ
Common questions
Quick answers for cyclists searching stops in Paris.
Where do cyclists stop for pastries in Paris?
Ravito curates bakeries in Paris that riders actually plan around — early hours, outdoor seating, or a known stop on local coffee rides.
Are these bakeries on cycling routes near Paris?
Many sit on or near popular loops and coffee rides. Open the map to see each address in context, or browse individual venue pages for ride notes where we have them.