- Where can you find a crumble bar in Île-de-France?
- Crumbles, the first crumble bar in Paris, keeps its counter at 3 rue Pierre Fontaine, in the SoPi neighborhood of the 9th arrondissement, a few minutes from the Pigalle, Blanche and Saint-Georges métro stations. There you build your crumble to order, on site or takeaway, and the house travels across the region for events.
- Does Crumbles travel across Île-de-France?
- Yes. Beyond its Paris address, Crumbles provides event services across Paris and the whole Île-de-France: office platters, a mobile bar, weddings, seminars and client gifts, in the inner and outer suburbs alike. The easiest way is to write to us so we can work out the right format together.
- What makes the Crumbles crumble different?
- Every crumble is built to order: compote cooked just before service, shortcrust worked by hand, custard whisked fresh every morning. The fruit is French and seasonal, the flour organic and from Île-de-France. It’s this 100% homemade approach that makes the difference.
- Can you customize your dessert at Crumbles?
- Yes. The build follows a modular, four-step system — fruit, base, toppings, crumblings — that opens up more than a hundred combinations. You build the crumble that suits you, tangier or more indulgent depending on the mood, at the counter as at your event.
- How do you reach the crumble bar from the Paris suburbs?
- The counter sits at 3 rue Pierre Fontaine, in the 9th arrondissement. The Saint-Lazare and Nord stations, together with métro lines 2 and 12, connect it quickly to the rest of Île-de-France, making it an easy-to-reach meeting point from anywhere in the region.