Probably my favorite easy lunch spot in the 4th. Salads are always fun, interesting and tasty! Last…read moretime I went I ordered the goat cheese salad, the bread was tough and burned but I just ate the goat cheese with the bread they brought to the table so no big. Touristy (aka American diner) interior but it's not a tourist spot. I would also check out their soft drinks, their iced tea is delicious!

We were tired, hungry, and just looking for any restaurant with a table for four right away…read more Luckily, this corner cafe had a spot for us inside while all of their outdoor seating was filled. Most of the dishes were average-priced ringing to around €15.00 per plate. All of them came with a salad and frites or potatoes, which was a nice balance. I opted for the Beef Tartare while the rest of my table got the Duck or Chicken dishes. I have to say that for what is usually an appetizer dish, my beef tartare was quite filling. The taste was on point, but I do wish I had some bread to spread it on instead. Overall, pretty good spot. They have an English menu to cater to the foreigners like us, which was nice.

Jamie W and I were on our way to Sainte-Chapelle and realized we were a half-hour early for our…read morereservation. Having extra time in the middle of Paris is never a bad thing, and as bonne chance would have it, we were just across the street from this atmospheric Belle Epoque period bistro. It was bustling in the middle of the afternoon. However, we were able to secure the ideal table for two on the terrace. We only had time to sip a couple of €5,8 Cafe Cremes, the luxuriant French version of a latte (Photo 7). Our only regret was our inability to try any of their traditional brasserie fare. The plates that passed by looked quite appetizing. C'est la vie. We'll always have Paris. COFFEE - 4 stars...just the right boost of creamy energy AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...very classic Paris setting SERVICE - 4 stars...the waiter was quite the dynamo TOTAL - 4 stars...worthy of a return visit for retro-Franco nourishment RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/zgkvOwnB6r

This restaurant is across the street from Sainte-Chapelle and we happened upon it for lunch before…read morewe headed into the chapel. We got seated right away and the waitstaff were all very polite and accommodating. The interior is very French and very pleasing to the eye. I ordered the croque monsieur and a Saint-Germain Spritz. I wouldn't say the sandwich was amazing, but it hit the spot for something filling, warm, and salty. The standout was the Berthillon ice cream dessert in a salted caramel flavor. I appreciated that they had a kid's menu as well. We were also able to come back in after our visit to Sainte-Chapelle and use their restroom, which was also much appreciated. Great place to grab a bite and do some people watching too as this street is pretty busy.

Great service and great food. Very cute inside. The vibe is perfect for late night latte and…read moredessert.

Café Saint-Honoré, Paris, France -- April 13…read more Our family of four with kids ages 9 and 10 stopped here for dessert on our final evening near the Louvre. We were looking for a relaxed place to wind down, and it worked well. Arrival and First Impressions The café has a cozy and inviting bistro feel with a mix of locals and tourists. It is an unassuming spot but comfortable and easy to settle into. The staff were kind and quick. The Highlights We shared crêpes, a profiterole, and a vanilla crème brûlée. The crêpes were light, and the profiterole was rich and satisfying. The crème brûlée had a smooth custard and a delicate sugar topping. The kids also enjoyed their milkshakes, which made it a fun and easy stop. The Challenges The crème brûlée was slightly warm, and the sugar topping was thinner than expected, which was not ideal for our preferences. Final Thoughts We would return for a casual stop. It is a simple and enjoyable place to relax with good looking food and delicious sweets, and it offers solid value for a low-key Parisian experience.

Very touristy. But I really didn't mind, I just wanted a place to rest a bit. The Mojito was…read moredecent, and the ham croquettes hit the spot. 5/5

Le Marais is as good a neighborhood for the classic Parisian sidewalk cafe experience of people…read morewatching, coffee sipping, and dessert indulging. Jamie W and I had already grabbed a casual Mediterranean bite at Miznon (review: https://yelp.to/L8VsK8ilqe) and licked a pina colada popsicle at La Paleteria (review: https://yelp.to/wsmw74n7t6). Ah, but this was Paris, and the evening still felt young. We were lured by the pretty-in-pink decor of this spot because alas, this was Paris. We warmed ourselves over a couple of extremely foamy €7,50 Coffee Lattes (Photo 9) and shared a €4 scoop of Dark Chocolate Glacé with a wedge of sesame honey caramel (Photo 8). The people watching wasn't disappointing either as a Selena Gomez 2.0 lookalike model was decimating her smitten companion. COFFEE / DESSERT - 4 stars...just what we needed AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...rather spacious and oh-so pink SERVICE - 4 stars...attentive TOTAL - 4 stars...ah, the last time I saw Paris RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TDhdgjoONI

After sitting for almost 12 minutes without the first visit from the server, menu closed, staring…read moreat my partner, the waiter stopped by and asked, "are you ready?" Without an iota of expression he took my order and walked away. The patron sitting at the table next to me asked for the check and she received the same amount of acknowledgment and expression, none.

5/5 to our waiter, Kevin! Super personable, positive, and helpful. Cute and cozy little corner cafe…read moreopen late. Had a nice time with friends for late dinner. We ordered the steak and a cheeseburger. The food is okay but a bit overpriced for the quality and quantity.

Lovely afternoon stop for a snack and wine. They were very welcoming and courteous staff.read more

Walked in. Service very friendly. Enjoyed the duck confit. Better to sit outside as the smoke is…read moreconcentrated inside.

Stopped in for late afternoon refreshments. I tried the freshly squeezed grapefruit juice and my…read morefriend had a mocha and the St. Germain spritz (elderflower liqueur, prosecco). The mixed drink was bright, floral, and great for the summer heat. The juice was a smaller quantity than expected but otherwise good. We also split a creme brulee which was very tasty. The vanilla bean seeds were well dispersed, the sugar layer had the perfect thickness and crispiness, and the custard consistency was smooth and even. My only comment is I wish it was chilled more so there was greater contrast in temperature between the sugar crust and the custard. The server was very kind and let us stay for hours even as the place got busier. We got to sit out the rain and enjoy some nice drinks

Walked in to get out of the rain. Was the best option we saw around us. I had the supreme chicken,…read moreglass of Prosecco. The others each had the same hamburger and said it was only ok. I enjoyed my chicken which came with potatoes veggies and some gravy. The description said hot or spicy but nothing was spicy. Check your bill they added milk charge to our order- no one had milk ;). They gave us cash back. It's an ok meal place but not a place I'd be needing to ho back to.

Loved the breakfast. Very fresh and delicious. Probably my favorite while visiting Paris…read more The vibes are always great here.

This was our second cafe of the night. We had soup at the first stop and were going to keep it…read morelight. But when we saw this place we had to stop here!!! We were like moths to a flame. It was like a little dream on a corner in Paris I can't explain how cute this cafe is! Pictures do not do it justice. The food was equally as special. We thought we'd have to wait but we were seated right away. Our server was quick and pleasant. The first restaurant of the night did not go well so we really appreciated the service, ambiance and great food & drinks. The Crispy Cesar Salad was delicious. The crème brûlée was light and creamy and it was in a generously sized dish. I don't usually give five stars but I had to for this gem. The ambiance & food pushed it into 5 stars. delish!!