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    Cafe Parisien

    4.7 (88 reviews)
    InexpensiveCafes, French, Coffee & Tea
    Closed 7:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating

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    Elma C.

    Café Parisien has a casual and welcoming atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. Staff was friendly and welcoming. I tried a savory pastry (dailty special) filled with mushrooms, veggies and melted cheese inside a flaky golden crust with egg-washed top. Perfect for lunch

    Opera cake, genoise and other sweets
    Gretchen B.

    Finding a good cafe while traveling is always a challenge, but this place!! Croque monsieur, several other lunch-worthy savory options, opera cake, genoise layered cakes with so many flavors I didn't get them all (I stopped after they mentioned coffee and lemon, because the opera cake suddenly caught my eye). And of course, croissants. Sunday afternoon and I have no idea why the place was empty other than maybe Berkeley's graduation was a few weeks ago and maybe summer session hasn't started yet? Because seriously, the price was better than comparable lunches I've had in other places... I imagine that during the school year, the staff is overrun with trying to keep up, and there's probably lines out of the door and down the street. And well worth the wait if it is. But for us, for today, it was empty enough that there were several cafe tables available even outside in the sidewalk, so we decided to sit outside, the tables are charming and the chairs are comfortable. As nice as any local coffee shop experience as we've had while traveling. Seriously, if you are ever near the cafe Parisien on Shattuck Ave in Berkeley, and see that it's not got a long line, go. You'll thank me later!

    Iced vanilla latte + caramel macchiato
    Maddie L.

    I would rate closer to 2.5/5 instead of 3/5. Got iced vanilla latte and caramel macchiato for ~$12. Drinks are fine but a little too sweet for my liking. The coffee itself is fine, nothing crazy. I didn't get to try their pastries but they do look good and they have a wide selection. I did come mainly for a place to do work and it wasn't busy and have good amount of tables and good wifi. Although the coffee is just fine, I would come back to try the pastries and it's a nice and convenient place to work for me.

    Absolutely epic French pastries!
    D M.

    I was blown away by the love and attention that went into each delicious pasty in my order at this phenomenal cafe! Owned by adorable twin brothers-who get up at 3 am to making the epic pastries they serve!-is this quaint French cafe on Shattuck. They have every French staple you could want, and delicious coffee as well. Please try Cafe Parisien, you won't be disappointed!

    Gamini G.

    We were on our way to UC Berkeley and passed by this cafe and decided to give it a shot. We parked on the street and were easily able to find a spot. As soon as we entered, we felt welcomed and the cafe had a Paris ambiance! There was a line but it moved pretty quickly. The coffee was affordable and priced appropriately. I got the hot mocha. They also had a huge variety of pastries, both sweet and savory. All of them looked amazing! However, I got my go to bagel. It came with cream cheese. The only downside was that the turnaround time was quite a bit. We had a class and we were in a hurry. However, both the coffee and the bagel were tasty and well made. If you are looking for a Parisien cafe, I recommend checking out this cafe!

    Bone fragment
    Jesse X.

    Really nice people. Prices are high.. Found a pretty big piece of chicken bone in the chicken pastry I ordered. Almost broke my tooth. Yikes!

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    Ed U.

    This space was Vitality Bowls, wasn't it? I thought the name was ironic because I remember the young staff was anything but vital. However, this compact French-inspired bakery cafe was refreshingly the exact opposite with the owner quite chipper and happy to serve customers, even if they amount to being lookie-loos. When we visited the first time, Jamie W and I were boycotting baked goods. You're probably wondering why we would be coming here if we were so calorie-averse. Well, sometimes it's best to face the devil head-on, and we ordered the $4.75 Iced Tea and the $3.10 Hot Black Tea (Photo 4). Not only did he not give us grief about our pastry-free order but he happily chatted with us. His space featured faux-marble cafe tables and an enticing display of all those baked goodies. I came back alone several months later after missing the bus and recognizing I could accept a few more calories. Upping my game, I ordered the $4.95 Cafe Latte and the $6.95 Apple Cinnamon Danish (Photo 3). I'm happy to report the danish was delish and the latte was satisfying. Fortunately there was an open table where I could wait for the bus. It's not in the Marais, but hey, it'll do just fine. COFFEE / FOOD - 4 stars...quite satisfying AMBIANCE - 4 stars...relaxing when you can snag a table SERVICE - 5 stars...the owner really elevates the business TOTAL - 4 stars...not quite Paris but close enough RELATED - Exploring Berkeley? Here's a collection of places l've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/by3TCTIHdr

    Cherry Danish and small House Coffee
    Kate D.

    Wow! My cherry danish and house coffee were perfection. They make just about all of their pastries on site! Would have come sooner had I known. Outdoor seating was quiet because I was the only one there on a cloudy, cool day besides passers by. Inside was full and understandably noisier. I'll definitely be coming back to this gem. Si delicieuse!

    Lox bagel
    Katherine M.

    Great experience, yummy food lovely owner! Came here this week and got lox bagel and two croissants (chocolate and cream filled). Got to chat with the owner as well and he told me how this is the third location opened (the original two were in France). Authentic and pleasant experience!

    Lemon danish and hot chocolate
    Veronica L.

    Amazing and cute little cafe with delicious coffee, hot chocolate and pastries. Very friendly owners and the music and ambiance are lively and uplifting. The cafe and bathroom are also very clean.

    Djinn B.

    Lovely Parisian Café with Delicious Sweets! Stopped by this charming little café after a walk and it was the perfect treat. We ordered a few different desserts, and every single one was so tasty - sweet but not too sweet, and full of flavor. You can tell they're made fresh. We sat outside, and the seating was super comfy. It's a peaceful spot to relax, enjoy your food, and people-watch. The outdoor setup really adds to the experience - very Parisian vibe. It's a great place to stop for dessert after walking around or exploring nearby. We felt really relaxed and didn't feel rushed at all. If you're in the area and craving something sweet in a cozy, cute spot - definitely check this place out!

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    The cheesecake was as expected. The service was fast and friendly. Really enjoyed the small cafe.

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    Lovely cafe, chill Parisian cafe that does not have the hustle and bustle, nice for a Sunday and for conversations.

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    Great coffee! Very nice owners. The best place to lock in in Berkeley. Loved it. The ambiance is very Parisien

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