Great spot for tea, hot chocolate, and desserts. Perfect for a quick stop after visiting the Louvre or Tuileries Gardens. Since we came during the winter, there wasn't much of a wait which was much appreciated. You could either wait for a table or go to the bakery side and get some goods to-go. We decided to get a table and have a club sandwich with some tea and hot chocolate. The hot chocolate is very rich and nice for a cold day. For dessert, we had the Trocadero, nut and hazelnut flavored dessert, and the mille feuille. Both were incredible. The price point is very high like most places in Paris, so beware. read more

Angelina - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

Waited to enter restaurant (was expected) and the atmosphere was so cute. The little shop had so many options and affordable. The pastry counter had the prettiest pastries as well. My raving stops there. Our waitress was nice at first and tried to be helpful but as soon as we asked for something that was on the menu before and but no longer and then asked for the croissants to be warmed her positive attitude changed. We ordered a latte and were served coffee with cold milk. She was irritated when we explained we wished for a latte. Was served one but it was burning hot and the coffee tasted burned. Maybe we are spoiled, but we are used to a good latte from the US and hoped for an amazing latte for this price. We weee disappointed. Ordered the croque madame and it was ok...egg was raw on top when said it was fried. Our mistake Ordered the avocado toast. It was really good Ordered scrambled eggs....ugh .... So wet...but later found out this is a Paris thing and way of cooking. Baguette was $7!!!!! We had bought one the night before at this adorable cafe for $1.30 the night before. Very overpriced for the quality of food. I'd just find a local bakery and just order the hot cocoa and tea to go read more

Thank God for Angelina! I may be flogged and stoned for saying this, but I didn't enjoy my 2 week honeymoon in Paris at all....but Angelina was definitely a respite from all the disgusting cigarette smoke (yes i'm a tourist and not a European), inattentive slow service, and carefree "whatever" feel. We came here for brunch and I'm so glad we did even though at first it looked a little "high end." I slowly came to realize that the only way we could avoid lung cancer and get quality service was to pay for a high end meal. It was late may/early june and this place actually had air conditioning unlike every other place we went to. The people around me didn't smell like feet and sweat. I was finally eating at a clean place where the service was spot on and the food was beautiful and tasted fresh and delicious. Sorry, i'll stop ranting about how awful the non-Angelina places were. So, upon entry, you'll notice a "british" type feel. Some elegance and refined decor. The service is organized and detailed. The menu is clear and offers a great variety of choices. We came too early for tea time, so we opted for the Angelina brunch. The omelettes were perfectly cooked - not too soggy, but also not cooked to death like american omelettes. The small tiers of pastries were adorable. My only qualm was the fruit cup. It did look a little disappointing, almost like it came out of a can, but overall the meal was still great. And the coffee was super strong but that's how we like it. The little jams were great too and I asked for 2 extra ones to go :) All this and the check didn't break the bank at all! read more

Angelina offers incredibly delicious food, with their rich hot chocolate and exceptional pastries being standout delights. If you find yourself in Paris, it's definitely worth paying them a visit. read more

To be honest, I went to this place with very high expectations. But left with very disappointment. Noisy, crowded, taste is below average. I tried not to waste food, but it wasn't the experience I was looking for after long trip. read more

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Forget about counting calories and indulge once in a while, I mean after all you are in Paris, and in Paris calories does not exist...just delicious points. I love everything about Angelina from the formal setting, the beautiful architecture, the scrumptious desserts, and who does not love their world famous hot chocolate. I come here at least once every time I come to Paris and Angelina never disappoints. I usually come here at very odd hours to avoid waiting, but if there is wait it's well worth it. I love their afternoon tea spread, it comes with a few savory items, a mini versions of their dessert and a hot chocolate of your choice. In my opinion, the dessert here is so much better than Laduree and my few personal favorites are Saint-Honoré pastry, earl grey macaroon, Mille feuilles, Paris New York, and raspberry macaroon. A trip to Paris cannot be complete without afternoon tea at Angelina. read more

I ordered the Angelina healthy breakfast. This included the famous hot chocolate, grapefruit juice, granola with yogurt and fresh fruit and a roll with butter and jam. This was a lot of food for breakfast and I didn't even finish it. The hot chocolate itself can be considered a meal because it's so rich. I could only drink about a quarter of it. The roll with butter and jam was very good. I like that the butter was served soft and room temperature. The granola was very good, not too hard. Very fresh and soft. The grapefruit juice tasted like it was freshly squeezed. read more

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Best hot chocolate on earth! Completely decadent. Their bakery items on the Rue de Rivoli are so delicious as well!!

Beautiful and affordable place for breakfast or brunch! It was only a five minute walk from our metro stop. Right when you walk in they have a small bakery section with so many CUTE pastries. We arrived around 8:00 AM and were seated right away. We heard that they are known for the hot chocolate. Personally, I could not have more than a few sips because it is so rich. It is almost like you're drinking a chocolate bar! I ordered the croissant with scrambled eggs and ham. It was absolutely delicious. The croissant is the most buttery and flakey croissant you will ever have. The staff was very nice and easy going. Don't worry, they speak English too! I would definitely come again :) read more

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This place is amazing, especially the hot chocolate. The pastries are even more tasty than they look. Be prepared to stand in line quite a while, but it's worth it. read more

Undoubtedly the best hot chocolate in the world. How do I describe the flavor? Hmm it's like if you melted chocolate bars and poured it into a cup. That's how rich it tastes. No one would (or should) get this every day but it needs to be visited at least once on your trip. Don't be intimidated by the long line, especially if you just want to pick up a cup of hot chocolate. Go through the right side of the door and there's a small "to-go" shop on the right side of the dining room. The room is lined with a counter of pastries, jams, and chocolates to purchase. On nice days, there will also be a cart outside on the sidewalk that only sells the hot chocolate. Perfect to walk over to the Tuileries Garden and enjoy. read more

Love this place! I was so excited to drink their joy chocolate because that's what everyone had been raving about. I made reservations about 3-4 weeks out. We arrived just on time and was seated immediately. The decor inside was very cute and intimate. They had a bakery shop next to the entrance and the restaurant behind it. We ordered the Benedict, sandwich, hot chocolate and two desserts. I was so satisfied with my Benedict because it was just the right size to eat the dish and not be stuffed! My boyfriend finished half his sandwich, the sandwich was rather large and stuff, almost like a triple decker. Their hot chocolate....it was so rich. I wish I got some to go or came back before leaving to the states. I definitely enjoyed Angelina! read more

Angelina - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

A historic place by Paris standards. We had the brunch which works out better if you like what's in it. It has the world famous hot chocolate, fresh OJ, croissant with egg and cheese and caramelized French toast. All in all good was excellent. Always a queue so get there early read more

Such a lovely place! Be prepared though because there is a long line of patrons waiting to get in. We were lucky enough to arrive right before the mid-day rush. Our wait was only 5 minutes. Husband ordered the signature pastry, Mont-Blanc Pistachio, and I ordered the chocolate eclair. We also tried the delicious chocolate. WOW!! Everything from the pastries, chocolate, service and ambiance were amazing! We also ordered lunch, but I can't remember what we had. I was totally mesmerized with the pastries, LOL. This is a must do when in Paris. Totally loved this place! read more

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Just an amazing place for me We absolutely loved the breakfast The brunch was really delicious and beautiful service along with that read more

I will go back to Paris simply for Angelina's ! What a treat :) Recommended by a close friend who worked at Hotel Meurice just next door this was a real gem. In my three days I came in every day for the breakfast - and I ordered the same breakfast every time. The croissant with stuffed scrambled eggs and salmon. Mmmmm. The croissant, hot, soft, flakey, deliciously fresh, and the lightly fluffed scrambled eggs in the middle, finally just the right amount of salmon on top - truly a great combination - hits the spot and it really helps to have a filling breakfast before starting your day. For a croissant craver - this is perfect. Angelina's itself is famous for its desserts and hot chocolate as you might read in other reviews. I have to say the Mont Blanc (the signature dessert here) was far too sweet for me, although filled with delicious chestnut cream (I have not had before) the exterior was extraordinarily sweet. The dark chocolate cake was good, and one of the desserts that I will try next time along with the hot chocolate is the millefeuille - the vanilla cream is meant to be great in this pastry. Aside from the food, the venue in itself is pristine, decorated elegantly, and felt very much Parisian. My only thought is - why do we not have one open in London?! read more

Angelina - The best breakfast I have ever had - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

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Their specialty is their hot chocolate, LAfricain. I felt it was too sweet for me and not enough cocoa taste to it (for the price). I thought it tasted a little better with extra milk in it. The buchette mont blanc was very delicious and exactly as another yelper described as being of red bean paste texture and taste but less sweet. The buchette exotique was also very tasty with a coconut flakes exterior and more passionfruit to mango filling. The crispy bottom was an excellent idea. Overall I would recommend this place for any dessert lover but I wouldn't say I was blown away by their famous hot chocolate. read more

OVERRATED. Don't waste your time even waste your time being in the same vicinity of this "restaurant" unless you're ready for a 2 hour wait and another hour for incompetent waiters for breakfast you can find at a fraction of a price and much better quality at your local boulangerie read more

Make a reservation. Then you can walk past the long line outside and be immediately seated. Chocolate heaven again. In a wonderful classic French atmosphere with good service. We had an onion tart and a croque monsieur with a nice Chablis. Then a St Honore cake accompanies by hot Chocolate L'Africain. Great relaxing lunch in a big place that still feels comfortable. read more

We had high expectations coming here. Was disappointed in the food and desserts. Service was good. Hot chocolate was very thick but it's based on preference. French onion soup was okay. Egg Benedict was different . Instead of sitting down, you can order the same pastries from the store. The lemon tart was very good. The Hazelnut Mont-Blanc was interesting but not my favorite. read more

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Ehhh... went here due to the reviews. We had their signature Mont Blanc and hot cocoa... it was just ok... Mont Blanc was good, the hot cocoa was too sweet and rich for my taste. read more

Angelina - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

Strictly a tourist and tik tok sensation. Severely overpriced and the hot chocolate isn't even great - rather bitter. They are stingy with the whipped cream. Don't get in line after 5pm because they will have run out of everything. We had to deal with a pesky fly and fruit fly... they were out of almost everything and the prices were high. Not to mention the extremely long wait - 45 minutes. It wasn't until we were walking to our table that the woman said you can't order food any longer, only pastries and drinks. What? With an hour to go??? Ok, I guess... then the waiter said they were out of 3 if the 4 things we wanted to order! When we got them only the strawberry tart was good but not 10 euros good! The raspberry layered thing was terrible. Hot chocolate is bitter - don't be fooled by influencers. Go to Carette's - our experience there was lovely. People behind us waited forever and didn't even make it in. The restaurant is lovely inside but crammed with tables - they want to make as much as they can! read more

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Angelina is the must-try cafe in the area. It is a bit touristy but my local parisien friends love it too. The decor is unique, and everything they sell is top notch quality. You should try the Mont Blanc, it's the famous pastry for Angelina. Hot or cold chocolate is thick and delicious. So are the macaroons. read more

Restaurant recommended by Conciege,, Close to the Louvre, Excellent food selection, Nice ambiance (cliche French) Delicious.!! read more

The best hot chocolate in the world! Well, at least in my world. Very thick. If you are a chocolate lover, I can guarantee that you will love this hot chocolate. A friend Parisienne said that Angelina was known for Mont blanc. I don't even like Mont blanc, but I tried. Wow, seriously?? This was not Mont blanc that I know of. It was so good and I could have eaten another one! There was a long line for the restaurant. I just went to grab a cup of hot chocolate and cakes as I didn't want to stand in the line, but I was glad that I stopped by here. This is one of the best sweet stores in Paris. read more

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Yes, we ate our way through Paris. This was our second time in Paris, so we've done all the touristy sights before. Gastronomic delights were our focus, and Angelina's was one of the places we wanted to try. Angelina's is a Paris institution. It was founded in 1903 and has recently celebrated its 110th anniversary in 2013. Its famous regulars were Marcel Proust and Coco Chanel, as well other famous names in fashion and elite society, according to its website. It is also famous for its African Hot Chocolate (no. 1 reason to go) and the Mont Blanc, a meringue filled confection with a chestnut vermicelli dome. We made a reservation online for their breakfast or petit-dejeuner at their Rue Rivoli location, just across from Jardin des Tuileries. We were seated at 10 am and presented with a menu in English. I settled on the Parisian Breakfast with Hot Chocolate (20€) and my husband the Angelina's Breakfast with Coffee (29,50€). His was the same as mine except eggs were included in his breakfast. He opted for the omelette. We received a basket of croissants, pains au chocolat and pains aux raisins--all buttery and delightful! We also received a couple of pieces of bread on a two tier stand with apricot jam, chestnut spread, butter and honey. I tried my best to eat all these for breakfast, but I just couldn't finish everything. The thick and rich hot chocolate for which they are famous warmed my soul and my belly, and most probably was responsible for making me full. We were also given a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice. My husband ordered another pot of coffee, and though I was tempted to order another pot of that delicious hot chocolate, I thought I'd hold off or I would be able to walk out of there. You can buy bottles of their hot chocolate from their shop if you want more of it at a later time. There were mainly tourists dining when we were there for breakfast. The person next to us was working on his MacBook as he was having a simple breakfast. Totally out of place in this Belle Époque style dining room! Next time we go back to Paris, I would definitely go back in the morning for more of that hot chocolate and a croissant. read more

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I wasn't going to leave a review as this place is so famous it doesn't seem to need any further accolades. However, with that being said, quality is quality and should be appreciated. The Mont Blanc (their signature dessert) is as outstanding as the reviews say. Wow. One of the best desserts I've ever eaten! Subtle, crunchy merengue, indulgent cream, gooey caramel, chocolate topping...how can you not enjoy this?? :) The macarons are also quite delicious. The lines are outrageous and they do close promptly at 7 PM each day. However - get there at 6:45 PM to hit the bakery or at 9 AM sharp (when they open) to have breakfast (we did - it was lovely!) and you'll get right in. The hot chocolate is the thing to do here if you can get in, but it's gets more difficult in the afternoon. Worth it if you have the time! read more

Angelina is a must when visiting Paris. A beautiful tea room serving wonderful gourmet fare and sweet delights that will have your veins singing for more. Step inside and see why Coco Chanel and Proust would frequent Angelina's salons! :) I love stopping by for either lunch or to just grab some desserts to-go whenever I'm in town. I introduced this place to my French teacher one year and she loved it as well. We both have tried the Angelina Foie Gras Salad and it is delicious. I love that it came with avocados (my addiction) and that the green beans had a nice crunch to them. It's served with some brioche toasts to go with the foie gras so, for a salad, it's a bit heavy. I've also had their Chestnut Soup with truffles and it was AMAZING. Order it and be prepared to be blown away. Obviously, for dessert, you have got to try their famous Mont-Blanc pastry. It's made with meringue, light whipped cream and chestnut cream vermicelli and it is simply DIVINE. The one dessert I wish I could get regularly in L.A. but can't. :( Definitely order their famous "African" hot chocolate to go with your Mont-Blanc! The hot chocolate is composed of three kinds of African cocoa from Niger, Ghana and Côté d'Ivoire. It is so rich and creamy and possibly the best hot chocolate I've ever tasted. No one can do it the way Angelina does it! There usually is a wait to be seated but it's not so bad. It really depends on the day and time. The main dining room is lovely (and quite lively) but I actually prefer sitting upstairs where I can get more of an aerial view. It just feels less...stifling. Service has always been great here. I've never dealt with any issues. Oh and the bathroom happens to be upstairs as well. Before you leave, check out their pâtisserie near the entrance. They sell some decent macarons, boxed caramels and lovely teas. You can even take a Mont-Blanc pastry to-go (among other decadent pastries) and they even created a macaron version of their Mont-Blanc! (Yes, it tastes just like it.) Walk across the street to Le Jardin des Tuileries to enjoy your goodies or take an extra 5-8 minutes and head over to the Louvre. :) read more

Angelina - Their famous "African" hot chocolate and Mont-Blanc dessert. The perfect way to end a meal. :) - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

Where has this Chocolat Chaud been all my life?? Cafe Au Laits were the best we had in Paris - the perfect ratio of smooth, dark & rich coffee paired w/ lovely steamed milk Truffle Omelette & we added cheese - this was a miss for us. The egg was overcooked & there was no discernible cheese We couldn't leave without finally trying out their famous Chocolat Chaud - out comes 2 cups and a little pitcher filled with the thickest, richest, most delicious drinking chocolate, I've ever had in my entire life.......and this is saying something since I have a notorious reputation for copious sugar consumption Small cup of whipped cream to pair with it & it was the perfect cap on our visit Next time will stick to desserts! Rundown? Savory dishes 3-stars.....you can find much tastier omelettes in Paris. Sugary treats? 5-Stars - don't pass up on the hot chocolate & gingerbread cake! For an overall 4-Stars..... Grabbed some of their Honey Gingerbread Cake to bring back to the US as well as some of that 2 die 4 Chocolat Chaud - well worth the extra hassle at Customs for bringing "food products" into the country read more

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If you're a newbie to Paris and have decided that yes, you're going to indulge in some of the more tourist oriented attractions and dining options in the city? Then Angelina may well be a great option. The new wife will love it, the fiancée-to-be will say yes, and the girlfriend will certainly boast about the visit on social media, fueling the jealousy of her sorority pack. However, if you're looking for a more authentic Parisian experience, better pastries, or better beverages? there are plenty of superior options. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? I'll come out quickly here and say that the service and atmosphere at Angelina are both brilliant. Classy and attentive with more than enough English in their arsenal, the servers and host crew are top notch, and the atmosphere is nothing to scoff at either. The location is ideal tucked away on a Westin hotel stretch where you're more likely to hear English than French, but the interior décor has maintained it's traditional early 20th century flair even though the establishment was bought up by Groupe Bertrand in 2005 (they also own may of the Burger Kings in France). You won't be disappointed. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? You're in for a rude awakening if you weren't expecting Angelina to be pretty intensely overpriced, which it very much is. I opted for the two signature dishes just to check them off the list, and my Mont Blanc came in at a staggering €9,20 while the Chocolat L'Africain was €8,20. You're paying for the atmosphere here and a prime location to boot, so I can't really fault Angelina for pricing they can clearly get away with. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? Honestly it was all just okay. I've had Mont Blanc before, but after a bit of research I came to realize that I've had what is a more traditionally Swiss Mont Blanc, where the purified chestnuts are put in a bowl like spaghetti with cream on top. Here at Angelina the chestnut blend actually sits atop the cream with a bit of a nougat built into the bottom. It was all good, but you should get this one to share as it's quite sweet and rich. The famous hot chocolate is what I was most excited for, and I very quickly learned that it's exactly what it sounds like: chocolate that's heated until it melts and then served. This was without question the richest hot chocolate I've had, and it was to the point where after two sips I was near ready to throw in the towel and accept that diabetes would claim me where I sat. Again, a good dish, but maybe one worth sharing? All in all good dishes that deserve the attention they get, but a far cry from some of the better options in the city. Single Star Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? I wouldn't for reasons I've explained above, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't. It is what it is as they say. No Star Granted. read more

Angelina - Le Mont Blanc (€9,20) and Chocolat L'Africain (€8,20) - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

My first day in Paris, dragging my duffle bag in because I needed a break from getting lost on the metro and finding a decent Wifi connection into none other than the fabulous errything-gold-encrusted Angelina. Not exactly how I imagined my Audrey Hepburn moment (my girl Audrey was a regular here). I felt totally out of place with my 10 lbs puffy Northface jacket (silly me thought Paris would be freezing in November like D.C). The place is decked in tasteful red and gold and you will definetly feel like a princess if you are not dressed in a huge puffy jacket (pun intended). Despite my short comings, I highly enjoyed my deliciously rich hot chocolate. Best hot chocolate my taste buds ever tasted. I am glad I ordered the Mont blanc to accompany the hot chocolate and not something chocolatey because that would have been a bit of an overload. I cant wait to return, this time in a more Audrey fashion! read more

Went to the one in Musee du Louvre without knowing that it is located inside the museum. So we came to this location. Pastries were yummy and French hot chocolate was rich, thick and delicious. Line wasn't crazy, we waited for 20 minutes around noon time. We found out after that it's 20-30% cheaper to buy from the bakery side (to go). Will definitely do grab-and-go next time and enjoy it at the Luxembourg garden from across the street. read more

Pretty fancy schmansy place for a breakfast/lunch restaurant. I walked by this place the night before and there was a hella long line going in, and on the next day I walked by again, but this time with no line so I came in for lunch. It's a relatively normal sized restaurant but with all the art, gold trimmings and chandeliers; it feels like your dining in a big ballroom. They're also known for their pastries and hot chocolate. So I went with their hot chocolate, and I would say damn...that's a pretty darn good hot chocolate, with lots of whipped cream. Lots of people were just eating just pastries, but I also went with their specialty club sandwich, the Club Angelina. The sandwich is basically turkey, ham, cheese, tomato cut into four fancy pieces. Came with fries (frites) and a salad. Pretty nice, just enough for one person. You should definitely stop by and at least try some of their pastries. The dining is great for some but if you require English assistance like myself and a couple who sat next to me, the staff may seem to be more pretentious but in a subtle way to those non-French speaking diners, so it's something to think about...dine in or just go to the pastry section and just take your food to go. Came back again the night before my flight back to the states just so I can get some more of their macarons. Honestly, this is probably, the only reason why I would come back to Angelina...just the macarons. I got everything out there on display of about 8-10 different flavors. They're €1.45 per macaron, but if you buy it in a box, which comes with about 15-16 macarons, the price is €32. So you do the math, but it's more expensive to do the box version by about €0.50 more per macaron. But I wanted to bring it back to the states in a stable condition so yah, the box is the only way to go. So...bottom line is get the macarons...and if you don't mind the pretentious feeling, dine in and have some of their hot chocolate. read more

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This place looks beautiful but their food/pastries are okay. I was not impressed by the service either. Just seems like a high priced place to get food you can get at other smaller mom and pop shops for cheaper. I would skip this place or just go in and take pictures. read more

This is a short walk from the Louvre, but the line was insanely long. Nevertheless, we persisted. By the time we got a table, they didn't serve food anymore so we settled with pastries and hot chocolate. The chocolate hot chocolate was so good I wanted more! The white hot chocolate was interesting but not as good as the chocolate one. I personally didn't like the pastries, but that might've been because I don't have much of a sweet tooth. I definitely want to visit again to try their finger sandwiches and tea! read more

Angelina - Hot chocolate, pastries - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

Perfect stop for brunch or a sweet treat! We stopped here for our first morning in Paris and it was the perfect introduction to the city! The decor is beautiful and the service is even better! The menu offers certain breakfasts that contain a plethora of things and they also have things on their menu a la carte! I got a muesli yogurt bowl with fresh fruit and dark chocolate with a lovely fresh juice! read more

Angelina - Muesli yogurt bowl and carrot ginger juice - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

Wow. I don't say this lightly, but I had a life changing experience at Angelina. Even though we didn't have a reservation, they were able to seat my group of 3 immediately. We had the Angelina breakfast (hot drink, juice, croissants, both plain and chocolate, eggs and fruit, and bread with assorted jams.) Everything was delicious. However, the plain croissant was the best thing I've ever eaten, especially when I spread a bit of raspberry jam on it. The buttery layers were perfection. I can't express how glorious it was. The location is also stunning and they sell their pastries to go if you don't want to dine in. I aim to rerun to Paris in my lifetime just for Angelina. read more

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Angelina is truly an experience. Prepare to line up and wait a while if you want to sit down and enjoy their things in their lovely salon de thé, which has this classic baroque style which only adds to the experience and makes it even more fun to sit here. On a Thursday, end of the afternoon, it took me about 45 minutes in the queue, to get seated. This isn't to bad I think, and I find it worth it as well. I wanted to try Angelina's signature drink, the hot chocolate and their signature pastry, the Mont Blanc. I was quite shocked when I saw the chocolate was 8,20 euros a person! Haha. So expensive, crazy :') I shared a one-person portion with my boyfriend, and since the chocolate is so very heavy, thick and creamy this was more than enough for us. It comes in a pot with to cups and it is enough for two cups as well. (so if you were alone a one person portion would be two cups.) Everyone also gets water on their table, so I was glad I ordered less chocolate then the waitress suggested. The mont blanc was very heavy as well, so I was in quite the sugar coma haha. We drank all of the water ;) The mont blanc tasted nice, but it was not 100% my style of pastry. It is very sweet and quite heavy. Next time I would like to try something with fruit. So this is quite an expensive place, but it is fun to visit. It is just about the whole experience! But personally I could name other patisserie tea rooms I like better! read more

Angelina - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

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The best hot chocolate (drinking chocolate) ever - rich, sweet, dark chocolate melted and perfect for drinking during a cold day or night. It really is like drinking a semi-sweet chocolate bar. If you are a chocoholic, this is a spot that cannot be passed-up. read more

OK. croque madame, at the side of the dish they put too much spinach instead of actual lettuce which is not right because some people don't like to eat spinach! Hopefully next time they realize and put mix of lettuce salad at the side! read more