La Rose de Tunis sur Paris

The service was adequate, but unfortunately, the quality of the pastries was highly variable. We ordered platters five years ago for our wedding, and they were exceptional. Passing through this year before Eid, we were generally disappointed: the baklava was very good, as were the chebakia, but the gazelle horns (both large and small) were dry and overly sweet, and the makroud barely contained any dates (despite being €1.70 each!). It's a shame, considering the prices; the value for money isn't what it used to be.

I just received my online order and I'm extremely disappointed with the size of the items. I ordered the exact same thing last year in Saint-Denis, and the sizes were completely different. Everything is tiny. Imagine the disappointment, especially the day before Eid; it's difficult to make up for it. I won't be ordering again.

As usual, a warm welcome and impeccable service. Care was taken with the presentation of the products and the flavors were delicious!

The pastries are very good and not too sweet compared to traditional oriental pastries.

A wonderful place to experience authentic Tunisian cuisine. The food is full of flavor, well-prepared, and clearly made with fresh ingredients. Traditional dishes are served generously and taste homemade, which makes the dining experience even more enjoyable.

The cakes were delicious, and the saleswoman was very welcoming and greeted me with a big smile last Friday around 7 pm. The cakes were greatly appreciated by the members of my thesis defense jury.

The woman who runs the place is rude and made me feel uncomfortable. The desserts, however, are excellent.

We always receive a warm welcome and excellent service at La Rose de Tunis. A little slice of paradise that reminds us of beautiful Tunisia ❤️ I've been going to this pastry shop for years and I'm never disappointed. Always top-notch.

A perfect welcome, expert advice, and magnificent pastries! I highly recommend it!

Very pleasant and kind pastry shop, very good