Tucked into a renovated pavilion in the lower part of Parc de Bécon, Le Pavillon des Douceurs is the kind of neighborhood tea salon you wish was on your doorstep. Everything is made in-house — cookies, cakes, choux, brioches — and the terrasse plein sud overlooking the park makes it a perfect slow-afternoon stop. Open only Wednesday through Sunday, so plan ahead.
Homemade pastries and Jura coffee in a renovated park pavilion — Courbevoie's most charming afternoon escape, run by people who genuinely care.
They're only open Wednesday to Sunday from 12:30 — go on a sunny afternoon and grab the south-facing terrasse for the full park experience.
A homemade sweet escape in Parc de Bécon
If you live around Courbevoie or you're walking through Parc de Bécon, Le Pavillon des Douceurs is the pause you didn't know you needed. It's a small tea salon set in a renovated pavilion right in the lower part of the park, and the setting alone — surrounded by greenery, away from traffic — already puts it a notch above your average café. The team makes everything in-house: cookies, cakes, choux, brioches, and you can taste the difference versus industrially produced stuff. They also take custom cake orders — one reviewer had Caroline come to her home to make a fraisier, which tells you the level of personal service.
What really seals the deal is the staff. Google reviewers are unanimous: qualité, service, gentillesse. With a 4.8 across 157 reviews, this isn't a fluke — the locals are genuinely devoted. The coffee is solid too, thanks to a proper Jura machine, which is a detail that matters when you're settling in for a slow afternoon with something sweet. The south-facing terrasse is a real draw when the weather cooperates.
Practical note: they're only open Wednesday through Sunday, from 12:30 until the park closes (around 20h in September–October). So it's a weekend-afternoon kind of place, not a grab-and-go morning spot. Go with time to spare, sit outside, and let the park do its thing.