We came here for lunch on the day before we left Paris. This place is tiny but they were so…read morefriendly (and they even let us bring the dogs inside, which was amazing). I ended up getting an Asian style bowl with GF egg rolls, which was a great break from the other type of food we had been eating. The sauce was super flavorful, the meat was tender and the veggies were cooked perfectly. I also loved the egg rolls. They were nice and crispy and had a rice vinegar dipping sauce which tasted amazing. My friend and my husband each got a sweet crepe and a savory crepe. The crepes were also very good, but we all agreed the sweet one was the best. Definitely worth grabbing a bite here.

Biosphère Café appears to be one of the most recommended gluten-free spots in the whole city, after…read moreNoglu and Helmut Newcake, which were both sadly closed during August 2020 when I visited Paris. Biosphère Café is currently open on reduced opening hours, which is generally between 11:30 in the morning and 3:10 to 4 pm during the week. They're closed on weekends. The whole menu is gluten-free which really excited me, they do al-dente style pasta alongside pizzas and a Croque Madame, which was what I came in for having been eager to try a gluten-free version during my time in France. While the food is good value, I do think drinks are a little expensive and the selection of drinks also is a little poor, they seemed to mainly do standard soda and blended smoothie/juices, they didn't seem to have something simple like just orange juice or iced tea, I opted for a mix of what included cucumber, and I didn't enjoy it. It seemed to curdle very quickly and was an expensive disaster. The food, on the other hand, was a totally different story - my Croque Madame was one of the best single food items I've had in Paris, the bread held together very well and was naturally crusty and some of the best gluten-free bread I've had, this is someone who is exhausted most gluten-free bread as I generally find them dry, tasteless and disgusting, propped up by chewy seeds but here - none of that. Seedless bread is always a winner for me. The ham was also exceptional quality, the egg was almost cooked perfectly and I would have liked it ever so slightly runnier, the cheese was also good and I like how they didn't overfill it with cheese which again seems to be common. Some people think to overload toppings removes the taste and makes gluten-free bread edible, but the bread is so good here it doesn't need that. It's just quality on quality. I did, however, find the lettuce side a little odd and would have preferred some form of potatoes or fries, that being said the honey and mustard dipping sauce was pretty good too, it was obviously fresh. My crepe was okay, I would have liked more generous filling as the caramel sauce was hot but that didn't taste fresh or anything too exciting. I didn't like the cafe inside, I did find it really small even the kitchen area seemed small, tables were far close to each other and it could have done with some fresh paintwork. 3* - The Croque Madame alone knocks this rating up alongside the friendly and helpful staff, it was so good, it's a shame about most other parts of the experience weren't.

Great little cafe and restaurant across the street from the Gare Saint-Lazare. We stayed at the…read morehotel next door and came to the restaurant almost every night to drink wine. The house sangria is around 3.50€ and it was so light and delicious. We loved the dessert there (don't remember the name, but it was some sort of tropical flavored chantilly creme) and also tried the mussels and frites. The mussels were a little gritty, but the flavors were great. The onion soup was really good. The waiter was very, very friendly. He was so funny and super nice. This is a neighborhood gem....you see a lot of locals hanging out there. It's open until midnight.

So terribly sorry we did not try this cafe that was right next to our hotel until the last day of…read moreour trip. Service was friendly and spoke enough English. We were greeted quickly and brought breakfast menus (with English captions). The breakfast offerings were 20x the options of what every other cafe had and this was the only one open at 630am. We enjoyed the brunch for 11 euro each which is about half the cost of every other cafe. The food came out quickly, was fresh, hot, and delicious. My girlfriend said the baguette and croissant was the best she had all trip. I'd like to note that they have numerous dishes, not just omelettes like all other cafes. Selection here was great. Also I found the other cafes to take hours to seat you, serve you, and get you on your way. This one was fast and friendly and perfect if you are trying to get a fast start on an early day. You can easily get out of here for $10 each with coffee if you'd like :). This was easily a 5 star breakfast joint and I only wish we would have found it sooner to try lunch and dinner. For gluten free, be smart and just avoid bread and sauce. I had ham, eggs, cafe, and orange juice and it was as great as a breakfast I'd cook for myself back home. Tons of other menu options that are gluten free if you don't eat the bread it's served with :).

We had a great lunch at Little Nonna!! Myself and my 3 non…read moregluten free traveling companions had fried calamari, a margarita pizza and pasta carbonara along with a lemon tart for dessert. All of it was excellent and my non gf friends said that if they hadn't know ahead of time that it was all gf , they never would have known. The fried calamari was crispy, The pizza crust was thin but chewy, the pasta was al dente , and the tart crust was sandy and good. The service was excellent. It was a great dining experience.

Amazing food and friendly staff. We decided to eat outside, even though it was a bit chilly in…read moreNovember, as it was very warm/stuffy inside. We shared a pizza, the Diavolo, and it was fantastic. I wish there had been a few more peppers on there because they were really wonderfully done. Only critique/FYI: there is only one toilet for the entire restaurant and a line formed very quickly.

Omg, Thai place never disappoints. I ordered Nutella, banana, strawberry crepe. It was huge. It is…read moretoo much for one person. I also ordered espresso to have a balance with the sweet crepe. Service was great. It has great ambiance.

The crepe was soooo good! I got a nutella banana strawberry crepe and it was parfait, as the French…read morewould say. The vibe here is super cute, I love all the windows and you can see Notre Dame while you're eating. Docked a star because the host was NOT friendly, however, the server was soo sweet and we really liked her. I also wouldn't recommend the chai latte, it wasn't my fav (although it did have really cute latte art on it). All in all I would definitely return for another crepe and maybe try another drink.

This is a quiet restaurant tucked out of sight just 0.3 miles from the Arc de triomphe. I made a…read morereservation but at the time we came there were more than enough seats. We opted for savory crepes and they did not disappoint. Take advantage of the culture and enjoy their specialty cider the finish with a café. Service was friendly and we very much enjoyed ourselves.

Really great creperie that we hit up for breakfast. We got there early, before they even opened but…read morethe man was super nice and sat us down quickly anyways. We sat outside even though it was an unseasonably cool August day. We decided on the combo is sweet and savory crepes. For savory we had potato ham and egg as well as ham cheese and onion. The sweets were chocolate and whipped cream and a Nutella drizzle. Plenty of food and all was tasty. When in Paris, try the crepes you won't go wrong!

If you are looking for gluten free food to help you survive in Paris then this is the place! They…read morehave a small, but decent selection of gluten free ready to eat foods including loaves of fresh French-style "sans gluten" bread. I loaded up on mini tartletts, muffins, and cookies, but they also had a fine selection of quinoa and gfree pasta if you have the ability to cook for yourself. You can also some some items that aren't labeled gluten free, but things like hummus, quinoa salad and the like. It's pretty expensive, but you really don't have many options elsewhere.

Cute little health food store with an assortment of foods and cosmetics. They have kombucha!read more

Dropped in quickly while the family was waiting for a bus. Bought some gf oven bake croissants and…read morepain au chocolat. Very nice flaky pastry. Slight bitter taste that you get sometimes with gf flour but otherwise superb. Nice and buttery.

I was searching for a gluten-free bakery in Paris and luckily came across Helmut Newcake--a bakery…read morededicated to solely gluten-free pastries and sandwiches. They had an array of options, from eclairs to croissants, there is plenty to pick from. I got one of their sandwiches, BLTA, which was fresh and delicious. They bake everything daily. The cafe also serves coffee and smoothies to go along with your gluten-free delicacies. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, especially since we were clearly tourists. They accept card for orders over 20 euros, anything smaller you'll have to use cash. I'd definitely recommend this place if you're in Paris and in need of a gluten-free option.

Their gluten free pastries are out of this world!!!! Being…read morein Paris and not getting to indulge in pastries had me bummed but I found out about this place on Google and trekked over to try it. Bought quite a few delights and took them back to our hotel as there was no way I could have all those yummy pastries in one go Each pastry was delicious and I so wish I could get some of those treats here in AZ

We are foodies from Portland Oregon and were in search of great Parisian food. We found it at La…read moreRegulade, after an afternoon of fighting off humanity at the Louvre, (but did see the Mona Lisa) we made it to La Regalade. The ambiance of this restaurant was outstanding as we were warmly greeted when we entered and the restaurant is housed in an historic building about 400m from the Louvre. Only two tables were occupied by Americans which was a good sign. We ordered the tartare, foie gras, Octopus salad, duck and pork belly, all of which were delightfully prepared and tasted very good. We ordered Palova and the Soufflé for desert (both highly recommended). They had a very extensive wine list but we opted for the Charles Heidstick Brut Reserve by the glass which was very good. By far our best dinner while in Paris.

My wife and I booked this for lunch and were not disappointed!…read more It's a sharp restaurant with a clean look, prompt service, and exceptionally presented food. Plus, it is very good!! The menu may be a bit confusing, but our server cleared up any questions. (a la carte vs prix fixe) We started with a complimentary terrine with gherkins and onions which were delicious. I had the Brittany scallops in a pesto and citrus dressing topped with parmigiana reggiano - absolutely amazing! Mains were the braised beef cheeks which were melt in your mouth and a tender roasted veal. The smoothest puréed potatoes and a crispy potato gaufrette were perfect accompaniments. The Grand Marnier soufflé was the perfect ending to an outstanding lunch. I look forward to returning to La Regalade for another lunch or perhaps dinner.

This was surprisingly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. I actually found this…read morerestaurant by accident while searching for a place with good vegetarian options in Paris for the group I was with, and it turned out to be an amazing find. The location is perfect, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower. The restaurant is small with limited seating, but the menu is incredibly vast and flexible, and they're happy to make any modifications you need. The service was outstanding. Our server, Joanna, was half Italian and half French and absolutely wonderful. She went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed and even helped us pair wines perfectly with our dishes. We ordered a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items, and every single dish was fantastic. The risotto was incredible, the vegetable penne was delicious, the burrata salad was fresh and flavorful, and the pesto was superb. The pistachio tiramisu was one of the best desserts I had in Paris as well. The cozy atmosphere, cleanliness, and top-notch service made the experience even better. I'd highly recommend this restaurant to anyone, vegetarian or not, looking for an exceptional meal in Paris.

Very cute and small spot near Invalides. Thin slices pizza. Loves he shaved parm cheese. Great…read morequality ingredients. Pesto salad was flavorful. Used my bread to scoop up the rest of the pesto sauce.