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La Mie Dorée Artisan bakery · est. 1962
Baking now · Tue – Sun

Slow dough.
Golden mornings.

From a tiny oven on Rue des Martyrs, we shape sourdough by hand, laminate butter into 81 flaky layers, and pull warm croissants from the deck at seven sharp.

63
Years on Rue des Martyrs
11
Bakers in the team
1,200
Loaves baked every week
04:30
When the first oven fires up
A baker shaping dough by hand
1962
The year the oven first lit up

Our story

Three generations,
one wooden peel.

Madame Girard lit the first oven in 1962 with a single sourdough starter she carried from her mother's kitchen in Lyon. Sixty-three years later, that starter — now called Mathilde — still feeds every loaf we bake.

We don't do shortcuts. No industrial mixers, no frozen dough, no vanilla from a bottle. Just flour from the Beauce, butter from Charentes-Poitou, and the kind of patience that doesn't fit on a spreadsheet.

Visit the bakery

Come by

The smell hits you
before the door does.

Find us

18 Rue des Martyrs
75009 Paris, France

Opening hours

Tuesday – Sunday · 7am – 7pm
Closed Mondays

Call to reserve

+33 1 48 32 54 12

Interior of La Mie Dorée bakery
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Skip the queue on Saturday mornings.
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"The sourdough at La Mie Dorée is the reason I moved to the 9th arrondissement. That, and the fact that Mathilde — the starter — is older than me."
C
Camille Rousseau
Regular since 2019