Ladurée

Roissy en France, France

4.4

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22 reviews

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+33 1 48 62 06 49
Website:
www.laduree.fr
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Terminal 2E Niveau Départs Porte 8 Aéroport Roissy Charles de Gaulle, Roissy en France, Val-d'Oise, 95700
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
130 ftTour de Contrôle
800 ftParc PR
0.4 miVignes
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Today

Today 5:30 am – 10:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Roissy en France) 2:37 PM Saturday, June 14, 2025

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Monday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm

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22 reviews of Ladurée

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Place rating: 5
Munich, Germany
My favourite shop for macarons in the world. The salted caramel macaron is heavenly as are many of the other flavours. No visit to Paris is complete for me without a visit to this Paris institution.
That’s all !!!
Place rating: 4
Trenton, NJ
My favorite macarons for sure. I flight through Paris at least 8 times a year and this place is my go to for gifts. I always buy 12 macarons for y family and friends.
The store is small, and doesn’t have a place to sit, but you can go next door to eat your macarons. You should know, that they have regular boxes or sachets that will make the macarons cheaper. Of course the limited edition boxes are more impressive and strong.
There’s often a line, but I never waited more than 5 minutes.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
Forget the other Macaron brands in CDG and find out why the Ladurée photo composition is such an Instagram cliché. They taste as good as they look.
On this particular layover I was in Terminal 2E, which by the way is one of the brighter, modern and more pleasant parts of the airport, and spotted a bunch of kiosks.
I got into the spirit for my upcoming adventures with the rose petal, pistachio, orange blossom and Marie Antoinette (black tea and honey blossom) macarons. Although I’ve eaten Ladurée macarons before, I had never tried orange blossom and it ended up being my favourite of the bunch. Light, fragrant and heavenly.
A stop by the shop or one of the trolleys is sure to make your airport stay more decadent and luxurious, even if you’re jet-​lagged and surrounded by people sneezing and sprawled out on chairs.
Place rating: 3
Waco, TX
When I first came to the counter, the service gal was being very rude.
She continued to yell «boarding pass», «boarding pass», «boarding pass» … (You get the picture) in a overbearing loud voice to the Japanese women in front of me. They were visibly excited to find a Laduree, and were maybe not paying the best of attn., either way, the woman’s nasty attitude was not called for.
Once I got my first batch, I decided to go back for more torture and get a second bundle for my Italian host. The second time around she was much more calm and conversational… ?
Either way the macaroons taste like soap.
Place rating: 4
Palo Alto, CA
I ran to the terminal at the airport to get some macarons for myself and some friends before heading back home. The line was crazy long, and I didn’t realize I would need my boarding pass to even purchase some macarons, but luckily the nice lady in front of me let me borrow hers so I wouldn’t have to run back to where my flight was already starting to board.
The boxes for the macarons are overpriced. As is the entire place. I got 6 different macarons in a bag because I am not about that «let me pay $ 10 for a box» life.
The lady at the register was not friendly. I asked her which are the most popular and she was not a fan of my question.
Would I come back? Eh… probably not.
Place rating: 5
Riverside, CA
There is a reason that this place is the Prada of high end baked goods. While I had many wonderful macarones while I was in France, nothing compared to the ones I got here. They were light, but full of flavor. Just the scent of each individual cookie was like heaven. It felt like sacrilege to eat one, yet it felt like communion to partake, it was so heavenly.
Place rating: 5
Baltimore, MD
Delicious, delicious macarons, no matter where you are! I got 4 macarons to go at the airport, and I’m so glad I actually got to eat Laduree in Paris. I thought their pineapple and salted caramel were the best– amazingly delicious. So chewy and flavorful inside. Their pistachio and lemon were pretty good too.
Perfectly light and crispy on the outside, with a nice chew in the middle, and delicious, flavorful filling in the middle. At least try it if you’re in the area!
Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom
very sweet and small ladurée shop at the airport, amazing macarons for a last taste of Paris before heading back :))
Place rating: 5
Manhattan, NY
Great tasting macarons. Amazing service — quick and delicate hands. The storekeeper also answers all your questions. She packages the macarons beautifully. She even gives you extra gift bags if you are gifting it to other people!
Quite a busy store. Macarons taste deliciously fresh!
Place rating: 3
Las Vegas, NV
Not impressed with their macaroons. Nothing out of the ordinary. Pierre Herme macaroons are divine!
Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
Cute little shop associated with the beautiful Laduree cafes in Paris. Always a special treat. Love the candles and the décor. Unfortunately they took away the sweet little café in the airport that matched the shop. It was magical. Im inspired to go to one of the main ones in town.
Place rating: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Nothing like authentic French macarons straight from France, and I’m not a fan of macarons either. I’m a big fan of their hazelnut biscuits, yum! Good location for a last minute food souvenir to bring back home.
Place rating: 5
Buena Park, CA
Great last minute gift giving. With only 3 locations in the US and none on the west coast, of course you have to grab a batch or two to fit your needs. Obviously a small location due to it being in the airport terminal, but still offers a good selection of the macaron flavors as any of the stores and a select variety of their other chocolates and jams.
Also, the service here seems to be better than at the other locations. So that’s a big bonus.
Place rating: 4
San Antonio, TX
As always, Laduree never disappoints. The macarons are delicious, fresh, and simply aromatic. Most places, especially in America, tend to make the macaron too sweet and the cream too thick and hard.
But somehow, Laduree always manages to find the right balance in taste and texure so that the cookie just melts in your mouth. My personal favorite flavors are Rose and Pistachio, but if you want to try something more adventurous then also get a licorice. The Licorice is surprisingly good (I only eat licorice in Laduree form) and does not taste like the typical licorice flavor you find in candy. Overall, absolutely delicious and a must have for anyone in Paris! Also, super convenient that they have a stand in the airport.
As for pricing, You can purchase the macarons individually for about 1.9 a piece, or you can purchase the more expensive gift boxes, where the 6-​macaron box ends up being around 17.
Place rating: 4
Honolulu, HI
Best place to buy your omiyage macarons so that you don’t have to lug them around town and keep them refrigerated. A nice gift box (3 different options) filled with 6 macarons of your choice sells for about 15 euro. They also sell other pastries, candles, perfumes, and keychains.
If you have an international boarding pass, show it to the cashier and you will not be charged tax.
Place rating: 5
Atlanta, GA
Best macarons I’ve ever had found in the Paris airport??? Too good to be true! And then to find out, they’re duty free? What a great gift to pick up on your way home for France to give to your house sitter, family, and friends.
My faves are the vanilla and lemon verbena — absolutely amazing! Pick yourself up a mega macaron here to eat on the flight home… yum.
If you’re thinking of taking Laduree macarons home as souvenirs, please buy them here to skip the duty — it really will save you a few euro!
Place rating: 5
Orange County, CA
Macarons at the airport are last minute gifts for friends. That’s what I told myself when I bought a box and then proceeded to eat half of them. Actually, I was quite good and only ate them after I offered them up. The items purchased at the airport are not taxed! So, if you’re going to buy them anyway, wait until you are at the airport because you won’t have to pay extra. I found this out after I bought my second Laduree box at CDG. I bought the first one at the flagship store and realized after buying the box at CDG, that it was way less than I had expected. Their pastries are just ok here. The real star are the macarons. Buy them because they are amazing.
Place rating: 3
Atlanta, GA
On Christmas Day, I had a 7 hour layover in Paris CDG. A layover in CDG is not as great as a layover, in say AMS Schiphol. It takes too long to get into the city, and you can’t visit the different terminals to shop. I was stuck in Terminal 2E part K. Not many good options here. I was delighted to see Ladurée. The pistachio macaron, which is always my favorite, was a little dry. Disappointed, I did not expect much better, but I highly recommend the raspberry macaron, moist with a pleasant clot of jam in the center. The outer coat was light and crisp over a fluffy-​textured cloud of macaron. Delicious.
Place rating: 4
Lyon
Mon dieu ce que c’est cher, mais mon dieu ce que c’est bon!
Les boîtes sont toujours incroyablement charmantes, et les macarons prennent pour ainsi dire toute la place dans une mini-​boutique. C’est d’ailleurs dommage qu’il n’y ait pas de salon de thé — j’ai un souvenir fabuleux d’un salon de thé La Durée à Londres, mais il est vrai que j’avais plus de temps pour en profiter aussi.
Je retire une étoile pour le service. Vus les tarifs et le prestige de la marque, je trouve ça stupéfiant d’être tombée strictement à chaque fois sur des employés froids et désagréables.
Heureusement, une fois assise dans le terminal, ma boîte sur les genoux, ce n’est plus que douceur et glamour!
Place rating: 5
Delray Beach, FL
I had big plans for bringing home killer macaroons for Lady Fingers, but wasn’t able to help myself and ate them by the time I had landed in Miami. Oh well, next time!
Place rating: 5
Durham, NC
Ummmm Laduree at the airport… and a SNACK for my flight? Heck yes.
Granted there are multiple Ladurees around the world, nothing beats macarons as a snack on the plane!
Place rating: 5
Roissy-en-Brie, Seine-et-Marne
Je n’en avais jamais acheté avant, ma première fois fut pour la fête des mères et la seconde récemment pour offrir au mariage d’une amie.
J’ai également pu en goûter moi-​même quelques un et pour l’instant je suis tout à fait satisfaite et je comprends la réputation de la boutique.
Le macaron à l’unité coûte 1.70EUR, vous pouvez également acheter des coffrets.
La boutique est plutôt petite car elle est en zone publique au Terminal 2E niveau DÉPARTS au niveau de la porte 8⁄9.
Si vous partez en vacances n’hésitez pas à prendre une petite douceur avant d’embarquer !
Le personnel y parle plusieurs langues et est vraiment très agréable.