Author: Meg Gagnard

Meg is a Denver native gone Parisian. She’s American at heart but has been thrown into, adapted to and has succeeded in blending into the Parisian lifestyle over the years. She’s a digital ad gal in this city of oh so many lights, filling up her free time wandering unknown paths and streets, riding her bike, taking pictures of lovely things and eating at lots of places. She loves vintage kitchenware, antique markets, clogs, romantic comedies, photobooths, and marzipan. For more snapshots, randomness and stories, check out her blog De quelle planète es-tu?
Gluten-Free Dining and Bakeries in Paris: NoGlu and Helmut Newcake

Gluten-Free Dining and Bakeries in Paris: NoGlu and Helmut Newcake

Sans-gluten or gluten-free has not always been the easiest menu requirement to accommodate in Paris. As gluten intolerance gains visibility in everyday culture, it’s no surprise that gluten-free options are popping up all over, even here in Paris, the land of pastries […] …read more

Popelini Challenges Macarons As Paris’ Favorite Bite-Size Treat

Carin Olsson Popelini is a little slice of heaven that specializes in something oh so precious…. choux à la crème. I had passed their adorably lit storefronts many a time, thinking to myself, gosh, I’ve got to check this place out… I finally popped in to give their cream puffs a taste recently, and I… …read more

Colorova: Saint Germain’s Latest Neo-Bakery and Fabulous Brunch Spot

The delightful Meg, from De Quelle Planète Es-tu, is not the type to idle her summer away. Always on the lookout for the next hip hangout, she shares her discovery of Saint Germain’s freshest new place to grab breakfast, lunch or a mouth-watering pastry. -Geneviève Colorova, Paris’ latest neo bakery, opened quietly in August —… …read more