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JAI A-DO-RE always a Marais pit-stop. the ikea-sponsored café's sunny courtyard is an oasis in…read moresummer when the streets are choked with tourists. for the longest time the only place you can find brewed coffee a la americain(free refills) and fresh-baked zucchini, carrot and banana bread. plus free admission to the exhibits at the Centre Culturel Suédois.

A very cool and trendy place filled with beautiful people. The neighborhood itself is pretty trendy…read moreand lively. I definitely wasn't a fan of the service or their patrons. They were quite in inviting but, what can I really expect from a place that is not usually visited by tourists. We were polite but got little to no effort from staff. It wasn't worth my time.

TLDR: nice coffee shop with espresso drinks ____…read more Stopped in first thing in the morning and got a latte. They asked if it was to go, and I think they ask because it also seems like a coworking space. When I went to the back to take a photo the barista said "I thought you said to go". So Not exactly sure if you can drink it there if you aren't a part of the co-working space. Quaint and cozy but still very modern. barista took our orders and offered addition of cinnamon to one of the drinks. Very nice fella especially first thing I. The morning

Perfect concept: pay for your time (4 euros for the first hour, 2 for any after, unless it's after…read more5 pm) studying or working there, with plenty of snacks and coffee to keep you going. Although the snacks are easily self-serve, staff will help you with the espresso machine - even make you a cappuccino! If you come just to chat with friends or coworkers, there's lots of seating upstairs, especially by the window to people watch. They currently can't serve alcohol because of some problems with the prefecture, but hopefully that gets sorted soon and it can be a nice after-school/work hang-out spot. For the more studious, or more serious group meetings, the downstairs area is quieter and has a big board for you to throw your ideas up on. If you're still skeptical of working here, the cherry on top of it all: printing and copying services right there!

Friendly, delicious, filling, and cheap! Need I say more?…read more Their flagship "bowl" features rice and raw salad, followed by a topping of cooked vegetables. If that's not enough you can add egg, or fish, or pork or chicken. It's a great place to go if you have a vegetarian/vegan in tow as they can eat here "safely" :-)

What a great addition to the ever-expanding dining options on the rue Bichat! This new organic…read morecanteen is an unfussy restaurant run by a mom and daughter duo. One whole side of the restaurant is an open-kitchen where you can see the lovely kitchen team roasting, baking, pureeing, juicing and mixing things up right in front of you. The rest of the cool city-loft space is full of tall family-style tables with bar stool seats, a little mezzanine nook with cushions, and colorful Japanese lanterns suspended from the ceiling. The menu has just three dishes, three rice bowls in vegetarian, meat or fish versions, all for approx 8€ and a bunch of yummy baked goods and fresh-squeezed juices. I ordered the chicken and rice bowl that was super satisfying and healthy with a very memorable beet purée that was just divine. My one critique was that it was a little under-seasoned, so be sure to add some soy sauce or salt to perk things up. I'll definitely come back when craving some inexpensive, healthy grub in an airy, laid back environment.