Une Baguette / un croissant / un pain au chocolat - are all part of daily French life. People buy them in the morning before breakfast, and again a baguette in the evening before dinner. To meet the demand for these, and other delights, any French city is full of baker shops - Boulangerie . Of course Paris is no exception. Often placed on street corners, the city abounds with boulangerie of all different types and styles. When you go and visit a friend in Paris (or elsewhere in France) you'll need more than just the address - you'll also need Le Code . Without it, you won't get past the outer door which usually leads to a small inner courtyard, or a stairway. Some buildings do have an intercom between the front door and the individual apartments, but most of the older buildings do not. If you don't have the code, you'll have to find a nearby telephone to tell your friends that you're stuck just outside - so close, and yet so far.