Pastry

Ritz Comir

Pastry · French · Fine Dining · Paris · Francia

ElegantUpscaleMichelin Starred
4.0Google (3,180)
1creator review

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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AI summary of what 4 dish mentions say about the food

At Ritz Comir, the plumcake is the undisputed star, earning raves for its moist, delicate crumb. The overall vibe is one of understated elegance, where simple dishes are executed with quiet, masterful precision.

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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