Maison Georges Larnicol

Great French pastry, chocolate and sweet shop. We were tempted in by the window display, and we weren’t disappointed! We picked a few of the pastries (salted caramel, almond, traditional) and they transported us to west coast French holidays - delicious and spot on with flavour! I highly recommend the pastries. We felt other items were quite pricey, but they were beautifully presented so would make nice gifts.

We had the good fortune to stumble upon this delightful shop today. We purchased large Touchette,, Rocher, nougat barre and macarons. The macarons are superb and lasted as long as it took to stand outside the shop. Naturally, I went back in and purchased some more. We're not local to Bath but I hope for many more sorties down to this wonderful shop.

Absolutely wonderful place, my partner and I visited this chocolate haven in Lille and couldn’t wait to visit Bath to get our fix again! Absolutely must try the kouignettes - pure buttery sugary goodness! We bought 4, walked around the block eating them, then looped back round to buy more as they are simply irresistible, nothing else like it! The owner Patricia is lovely and helpful and her passion for chocolate shines through with every customer. Do not leave Bath without visiting! À la prochaine! Frances & Nab

Some of the reviews are incredibly over the top and very misleading. I personally had an amazing experience on my trip to Bath on Sunday. The service was hilarious, five stars for the gent's charismatic and comedic nature. The macaroons were so beautiful and delicious. And the chocolates were all so divine I had to return to buy some more before heading back to London! The biscuits I bought for my work were devoured within two days! Delicious! Next time I'm in Bath I will 100% be returning to purchase some more goodies!

Gorgeous shop with sinfully delicious chocolates and pastries. All the chocolates are delicious and very hard to choose from. Their Macaroons taste very fabulous and authentic. Their trademark "Kouiginette" ( pronounced kwinyet) were simply gorgeous. The cafe upstairs sells all their delicious pastries with very good coffee. Highly recommend it!

The macarons here taste like the macarons you get in France. That is to say the filling tastes as though it were made from the actual ingredient advertised, not some synthetic compound; maybe that's the problem of the reviewers below, used to store bought, e-number-riddled sweet treats. they stay fresh for a surprisingly long time also. I can't comment on the café upstairs, but the service in the shop is polite and attentive. If you want to know what a proper French macaron tastes like, come here.