Jo and Nana Cakes

Good gluten-free pastries. The decor is pretty. €8 for a sandwich €5.90 for a pistachio-filled croissant. A little pricey, but it's a good treat occasionally. I'm not even sure their bread and croissants contain zero gluten.

I had high expectations going to Jo and Nana, but I was extremely disappointed: no soy-free option, which is a shame, especially since not all pastries are gluten-free (oat milk?). They are unable to provide me with the list of allergens. But the worst was the service, very very slow, chaotic and unpleasant. When I ask for my grilled cheese to be served without tomatoes, I am told that they are pre-made, and they don't even offer to take them away, I have to manage... The icing on the cake, the cheese in my grilled cheese and that of my friend is anything but melted! However, this is the very principle of a grilled cheese: melted cheese between 2 slices of bread. My friend's "cinnamon" roll tasted like carrot cake and was dry. In conclusion, rather very poor quality food in a pleasant setting (the room is very pretty), but the latter does not justify the prices, and mediocre service.

This is the 3rd time I've ordered a gluten-free birthday cake. Very good and nothing to say. So far it's the best gluten-free vegan cake I've tasted in Paris. Concerning the individual shares purchased in store which are also very good, I just find that the 7th part is a little expensive.