Jean-Paul Gazagne Boulangerie Patisserie

Between La Tour de Carole and Bourg Madame via the N20, descending the Col de Puymorens. In Ur, on the left towards Taragonne, after the church on the right, you can park in the village car park or in front of Muriel and Jean Paul's Gazagne bakery and pastry shop. Recently, they are new enthusiasts who have just taken over and put their work tools to work to meet the demands of their customers. From breakfast to quality and traditional pastries, croustades, tortillas, signature breads, drinks, ice cubes, salads and sandwiches, this charming, dedicated and respectful couple welcomes you from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Closed on Mondays. Referenced by the editorial team of the routard and the camping cariste epicuriens. MD

We stopped by by chance and bought croissants... It's the first time in my life I've eaten such delicious croissants!!!! It's a masterpiece!!! I love croissants and believe me, I've eaten them in many places, but I've never eaten ones like this!!! I also bought an eclair, it's the taste of my childhood!!!! If you want to enjoy a real French croissant, then this is the place to go!!!

Very good bakery we bought bread just before going to visit our family in Spain everyone approved very good bread!

Bakery with exquisite bread, made as before. Little variety but with the "festive" we have enough as it is excellent. Essential to try the "chocolatine", the croissants, the apple pastries and the meringue ones. A real luxury in such a small town. I recommend parking in the church parking lot, as the street/road where it is is very narrow.

Traditional bread oven with a good assortment of products with different flours. It is advisable to try them

My baker found the recipe for rousquilles, he had already reinvented the blueberry tart. Unfortunately he closed a year ago. It was finally replaced 2 years ago. The bread, especially the torte and the croustates are excellent 8

Fresh bread made every day. Great! On the weekends they do other things, like apple pies, croissants, pastries, etc. Highly recommended!

We were passing through this charming little town and stopped to shop at this delicious French bakery. Everything was delicious.

Whenever we go up we come there. Croissants and “chocolatines” (or pains au chocolat) are delicious! The bread is artisan, very good too!

Very good products, but not much variety and this Holy Week is a small quantity. The croissants are very good and the chocolate breads are very good but they do not make much. Sr. Lauren had us very well dressed, consult with what was sold and how much: Jesuits, apple pie, raisin bread... But I am very happy that I have to be open this bakery. Very good products, but not much variety and this Holy Week small quantities. The croissants are very good and the chocolate breads are very good but they are small. Mr. Lauren had us very accustomed to asking him what he was selling and how much: Jesuits, apple puff pastry, raisin bread... But I am very happy that this bakery is open again.

We just had a delicious thin apple tart, unbeatable value for money. I recommend it.

It's a small but artisanal bakery, they have a wide variety of breads, small pastries. However, the taste is very good and it's well worth it!