MANTEIGARIA
Rivoli
The pastel de nata is waiting for you on your way to the Louvre, on Rue de Rivoli
A Portuguese work of art between Châtelet, Les Halles, and the Pont Neuf
Rue de Rivoli is one of Paris’s major thoroughfares, lined with landmarks whose names everyone knows: Place de la Concorde, the Tuileries, and the Pont Neuf. This is where “The” museum (the Louvre, of course) is located, as well as the Manteigaria of Rivoli. The pastel de nata adds a special touch to the City of Light, a destination for romantics, art lovers, and those who embrace life to the fullest.
With the grandeur of Paris outside, we’ve incorporated details from Portugal inside our shop: the black-and-white marble of the counter contrasts with the golden hue of the pastéis fresh from the oven and the lamps above. It’s in the little things that great things are made—or, at the Manteigaria, the most delicious ones.
One of our shop’s facades overlooks the production area, where the gestures, rhythm, and care of those who make each pastel de nata are on permanent display. You can see, touch, and taste to your heart’s content. Stop in for a coffee, grab a box to go, and indulge in le petit plaisir before continuing to explore the center of Pari
How to get to Manteigaria in Rivoli
If you’re coming by metro, Châtelet is the most direct option: you can choose from lines 1, 4, 7, 11, and 14, and then just cross the street. You can also take the bus; the 21 and 74 also stop right next door.
If you’re walking from Châtelet-Les Halles, Pont Neuf, or the Louvre, you’ll also find the Manteigaria easily—with the help of GPS or simply by following the scent of a fresh batch.
What to see and do after enjoying a Pastel de Nata at the Manteigaria on Rue de Rivoli
Rue de Rivoli is the perfect starting point for your stroll through downtown Paris. You’re close to the Louvre, Les Halles, Île de la Cité, and some of the city’s busiest and most memorable streets. After enjoying a pastel de nata at Manteigaria, take the opportunity to:
Rivoli is Paris in perpetual motion. Immerse yourself in the romantic and intoxicating spirit of the City of Lights with the work of art that is Manteigaria’s pastel de nata.
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