Juni Armenian Bakery

About Juni Armenian Bakery

Warm flatbread smell hits you before you even spot the place on Rue Daguerre. Tiny operation — no reservations, not much room inside — but the terrace seats fill fast on weekend mornings for a reason. The pastries land somewhere between flaky and dense in the best way, and the savory stuff holds its own against any Parisian lunch at twice the price. Strong vegetarian options too, which is not nothing around here. Go early, grab a lahmajoun, eat it on the street.