Est. 1948 · Paris, 6ème
Handcrafted with old world patience, served with new world warmth.
Our Story
La Maison was born in a small atelier on the Left Bank, where Émile Fontaine first fired his wood oven before dawn every day. Three generations later, we still follow his single rule: never rush the dough.
Every loaf is long-fermented for 24–72 hours. Every espresso is pulled from beans roasted two days prior. We believe great coffee and great bread share the same secret • time.
Coffee should be black as hell, strong as death, and sweet as love.
• Turkish Proverb, embraced with pride
Inside the bakery
Featured Today
Caramelised Breton butter cake with slow-roasted apple compote and a whisper of calvados.
Bread of the day
Ancient grain, nutty and dense, milled in-house this morning.
Coffee special
Panama single estate, jasmine and peach, pour-over only.
Weekend only
Slow caramel, heritage apples, rough puff pastry • served warm.
Market fresh
Génoise, crème mousseline, strawberries from the Périgord.
Opening Hours
Find Us
14 rue des Écoles
75005 Paris, France