Pastry

Ritz Comir

Pastry · French · Fine Dining · Paris · Francia

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The story

Located on Rue Cambon, Ritz Comir by François Perret is a high-end destination for pastry lovers in the heart of Paris. The shop offers a refined atmosphere, though the experience can be inconsistent depending on what you choose to order.

Creator Francesco Zini noted that while the shop carries a premium reputation, the pain au chocolat was ultimately disappointing and overpriced. However, the experience was redeemed by the plumcake, which Zini praised for being well-balanced. For those navigating the city’s competitive pastry scene, Ritz Comir remains a notable stop, though it is worth choosing your order carefully to ensure you get a quality taste of their offerings.

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Reviewers praise Ritz Comir’s plumcake as a standout, calling it the star of a warm, comforting menu that feels like home.

This plumcake has an absolute prevalence of hazelnut flavour, a bit caramelised, and the base is very soft. There's a good balance between sweetness and savouriness. Very simple in taste, very uniform, it's a greedy, hazelnutty dessert. The texture is perfect.
Francesco Zini😐

What creators say

1 creator has covered Ritz Comir. Most active: Francesco Zini

  • Francesco Zini
    Francesco Zini

    FoodTour XXL delle MIGLIORI PASTICCERIE di PARIGI · @ 0:42

    Mixed

    The Ritz Comir by François Perret offers iconic pastries, but the pan cioccolà didn't impress me as much as others I've had.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Plumcake

      This plumcake has an absolute prevalence of hazelnut flavour, a bit caramelised, and the base is very soft. There's a good balance between sweetness and savouriness. Very simple in taste, very uniform, it's a greedy, hazelnutty dessert. The texture is perfect.

    • Pan Cioccolà

      Technically, the puff pastry is inverted. It's like a compressed pan cioccolà stretched lengthwise. You can't say it lacks chocolate. Very concentrated in taste. Then the dark chocolate inside almost pastes your mouth. Maybe a bit too compact, but it's a pleasure. Considering it was made hours ago, it's a good product and iconic. Final bill for both: €21. That single portion was €16 and the pan cioccolà I think will fade from my memory. I've eaten much better ones. It will remain just for the shape. I put it in C.

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