Maison Mulot
Paris bakery and pâtisserie selling breads, pastries, macarons, and catering for individuals and businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Maison Mulot
Maison Mulot makes French breads, pastries, macarons, and savoury catering items, including event buffets and custom cakes. Customers can order online for delivery or collection, or request tailored event catering.
It serves individual customers and businesses, including companies, restaurants, and hotels. Revenue comes from retail food sales, online orders, and catering for events.
The business is based in Paris and operates from a shop in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area. The registry records its founding in 1984; the business describes its activity as dating from 1975.
Product: Bakery, pâtisserie, confectionery, and savoury catering products, with custom event orders and online sales.
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