DHARMA LTD · Sentier, 2nd
In a themed kitchen on rue de Cléry in the 2nd, you mix dough, laminate it and shape your own two-tone croissant with the show's music playing, then leave with a tote, a Polaroid and a box of croissants. Pick it if you're a fan, or if you want the most photogenic croissant class in Paris.
This is the official Emily in Paris croissant class, run by DHARMA LTD at Le 80 by Lili & Clo, 80 rue de Cléry in the 2nd. Sentier metro (line 3) is three minutes on foot. The kitchen is dressed for fans, with Emily in Paris cards and the show's music, and groups go up to twelve, the largest on this site.
The baking is real. You mix dough, laminate it and shape your own bicolour croissant, the two-tone kind with a coloured stripe. The class runs about two and a half hours and sometimes closer to three. Coffee, tea and water are on hand, an apron is lent for the class, and you go home with a tote bag, a Polaroid in a "Paris by Emily" frame and a takeaway box of croissants. Boulangerie du Sentier, best butter croissant in Greater Paris in 2026, is in the same district if you want to taste a champion afterwards.
What to know: the theme is the point. If you've never watched the show, the chef studio gives you more croissant teaching in a smaller group for $3 more. Late arrivals are not admitted, the class is English only, and the listing rules out guests with gluten or lactose intolerance. As with every class of this length, the dough you bake was rested ahead of time.
80 rue de Cléry, 75002, three minutes from Sentier (line 3). Late arrivals are not admitted.
Apron on, a coffee or tea, and a kitchen full of Emily in Paris details.
Mix a dough and fold butter into it, learning why the layers matter.
Roll and shape a two-tone croissant with the coloured stripe on the outside, then bake.
Your Polaroid in its frame, the tote and a box of croissants to carry away.
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Yes. It is the officially branded Emily in Paris croissant class, held at Le 80 by Lili & Clo on rue de Cléry, with themed cards, the show's music and a "Paris by Emily" Polaroid frame.
A bicolour croissant: a two-tone croissant with a coloured stripe laminated over the dough. You mix, laminate and shape it, and go home with a box of croissants.
It is at 80 rue de Cléry in the 2nd, about three minutes' walk from Sentier metro on line 3.
No. The listing says the class is not suitable for gluten or lactose intolerance, which is no surprise: flour and butter are the whole recipe.
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Make a pink-striped bicolour croissant in the official Emily in Paris kitchen, and leave with a tote, a Polaroid and a box of croissants.
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