Boulangerie Paul - Confluence

Just went to the one at the Confluence Shopping Centre on the ground floor. Had a very fresh baguette for breakfast. No problems here.

Good fresh sandwiches, great salades, but very expensive and ......... they refuse to provide you with a bag no matter how many sandwiches or other food you buy.

there are many sorts of sandwich salads and bakery to choose for them. they taste good as they are with a reasonable price, good for fast lunch or take and go meal. Ver carta

they know what they want to order before they wrap the line in the train station. nice selection of very good sandwiches etc. for the train trip to paris. cheap and good.

we were here for my daughter's birthday. the waiters were awfully rude and made everything we hate. So the cake was good, but the service quality was too bad that we hate it!

paul is definitiw not the worst place for a lunch in a chain brasserie lunchroom. it was the first time that I met a mausfalle in the toilet of a restaurant. not very promising and my advice, if it is necessary to put better. it is less visible Ver carta

very, very slow service, the girl was not happy. mixed up the order etc . girl to take teh order, get the order and make teh coffee and do the money. tTe girls and her seemed to have conflict, and the girl...had to be called to help and then didn't.

This chain has many locations. The one I went to and Lyon was a street vendor type. The pastries are delicious and it's a pretty good variety. From the chocolate croissants to the French hotdog with delicious cheese in a baguette. This place does not...disappoint. Picked up four pastries, four deserts desserts and two hot dogs for about twenty Euros. Will repeat. We just got to Paris and there are a few of those that offer a sit-down

One can always count on good food at Paul; maybe that's why they're so popular. I first ate at a couple in England, then discovered on in Kuwait, and then finally made it to France where I've continued to enjoy their food. I usually go...for their pastries; a chocolate croissant, or something with almonds, or possibly a raisin snail. For dessert tonight, I had a chocolate cake and it was rich in chocolate cake but not sweet at all, which I appreciated. This particular Paul is nicely decorated; they've made it look like a bakery from a century ago. It also has a a nice seating area with view overlooking the trains. Ver carta