Ateliers en Paris

Ce fut une expérience amusante ! Ma fille et moi avons apprécié d'apprendre la bonne façon de fabriquer et de concevoir personnellement nos tablettes de chocolat et nos pops. Un must à faire à Paris ❤️

La fabrication du parfum a été instructive et amusante, mais je pensais que nous fabriquerions un parfum individuel plutôt que de reproduire un parfum existant.

Le musée est aménagé avec beaucoup de goût. Nous avons appris des faits intéressants. Le groupe était nombreux mais nous avons passé suffisamment de temps dans l'atelier. Personnel sympathique. Nous avons bénéficié d'une belle réduction sur un parfum de notre choix. Nous achèterons certainement à nouveau un parfum ou d'autres articles merveilleusement parfumés dans de si beaux emballages.

Went with my partner and we both loved it! The only thing was it got a liiittle crowded at the start (guess everyone had the same idea lol), but the guide managed it well. Super informative, lots of photo ops, and I liked the map they gave out. Could’ve been longer tbh. Still, totally recommend.

Went with my parents and they LOVED it. The guide was patient, funny, and made sure everyone was comfortable. Little details like the map and tote bag were a nice touch.

Super fun, but kinda crowded. Our group had 12 ppl and the kitchen felt tight at times, but I guess that’s what you get in Paris. The energy was great—everyone from the staff to the other guests seemed happy to be there. Croissants came out flaky and buttery and my boyfriend says I’m not allowed to buy them anymore (only homemade now, he says). A little pricey for what it is, but I’d still say worth trying once.

Still dreaming about the croissants we made! I booked this as a surprise for my girlfriend, and we both ended up loving it WAY more than expected. Chef Chloe kept things laid-back but also made sure no one burned their dough (she’s got eyes like a hawk). The kitchen space was cute but got a bit noisy when everyone started chatting. I’m not a baker at all but left feeling like I could at least fake it. Pro tip: you will end up with flour on your shirt, just own it. Def would do this again if I’m in Paris.