Parisian Macarons
€18Six delicate shells with ganache hearts in rose, pistachio, and salted caramel.
A Parisian sweetshop where butter, sugar and patience turn into small edible poems. Drop by for a macaron, stay for the conversation.
Six signature creations, each prepared by hand from raw ingredients — no shortcuts, no preservatives, just the real thing.
Six delicate shells with ganache hearts in rose, pistachio, and salted caramel.
Zesty lemon curd over a sablé breton, finished with Italian meringue torched to gold.
Single-origin 72% dark chocolate bonbons filled with praliné and raspberry.
Pillowy brioche dipped in vanilla glaze and showered with rainbow sprinkles.
Vanilla sponge layered with whipped cream and fresh strawberry compote.
Fudgy squares with a molten caramel core and flakes of sea salt.
Maison Lumière opened its doors in 2013 on a quiet corner of Rue de Rivoli. Léa, our founder, learned the craft from her grandmother in Lyon and brought her recipes north with one promise — never use anything she couldn't pronounce.
Today a team of seven pâtissiers works the night shift so every croissant you bite into at 8am was pulled from the oven twenty minutes earlier.
The pistachio macaron alone is worth the métro ride. Maison Lumière is the kind of place you tell two friends about — and only two, because you want it to stay yours.