Small, quaint, and EXCELLENT service and food! It is small, but don't let that dissuade you! It…read moreis in my list of must eats when in Paris!

The most quaint little coffee shop nestled off a side street near the Arc de Triumphe. Their…read morecroissant is the best I had while in Paris and they have tons of other breakfast and pastry options. It is on the smaller side, but I had no problem snagging a table each morning.

This is the best newly renovated cafe in Colombes. The food is perfection and ambience is perfect…read more You should definitely check out this cafe for an extensive lunch menu. For dinner they offer tapas, delicious creative small plates. You will love it!

From the owner: French cafe serving a full menu for lunch, everything is made from scratch. There is an extensive…read morewine list, liquors and cocktails. The coffee is excellent, Lavazza, and it’s organic. It is a typical French breakfast with freshly made croissants and French bread.

From the owner: American coffee of life Cette chaîne de café américain s'est installé en France en 2003. Espace…read moreconvivial, mobilier confortable, et une carte de café impressionnante, voilà comment se caractérise les établissements. Tous horizons et toutes cultures confondus, on peut boire ici des cafés venant du Costa Rica, d'Ethiopie, mais aussi des cafés aromatisés à la vanille, des capuccino, la liste et longue et le choix difficile. On peut aussi emporter cela, à l'américaine dans une "cup" couverte, vite fait, avant de se rendre sur son lieu de travail.

Went here with my guys from school at last year's Halloween (mostly English speakers). The waiter…read morewas very nice for explaining every details of pizza in English. Pizzas took quite long time to come though; maybe because we're like 12 people ordering pizzas at the same time. The pizzas are great and the ambience was excellent! Place was full of families until around 22h30. We stayed until it closed and we even got free marshmallow! :)

I have been a regular customer of this café for the past few years and it is one of my favorite…read moreneighborhood spots. There are a few locations of Terres de Café in Paris of differing sizes and this one in Batignolles has the perfect amount of seating and cozy atmosphere to read a book or meet with friends. On weekdays it's a nice and comfortable place to work on your laptop, provided you have your own hotspot (no WiFi here), and on weekends when computers are not allowed the ambiance is much more familial and lively. The coffee is high-quality and the employees are very knowledgeable about the beans and flavor profiles. I've enjoyed all the drinks I've had here, with my usual being a simple latte. They also sell coffee beans and Nespresso pods to go. The pastry selection is typically limited to banana bread, brownies, and cookies as they are much more focused on the coffee, but I found them to be really good anyway. The staff are friendly and make an effort to get to know their regular customers, and the café is very friendly to families and children especially on weekends. The café is conveniently located in Batignolles near plenty of other shops as well as the Mairie.

Im hitting every Terres de Cafés in Paris. This is my third...this is the largest and first one I…read morefelt comfy enough to sit and hang out. Im very picky with cafes so this is a sweet surprise. Of course the coffee is top notch! No sugar needed. I bought a t-shirt while here. Everyone is easy and nice.

Very friendly staff, excellent quality and tasting food. Beautiful atmosphere. Highly recommendedread more

Came back for return visit. Very sorry to say I was sadly disappointed. Ordered the Citrus Chicken…read moreand was very disappointed. It was dry and presentation was bad...just chicken on a plate. I've had this several times in the past and it was excellent. Not this trip. Also, I brought my friend here and it was her first time. She ordered the Margherita Pizza. It literally was dry as a board. It was horrible! I was embarrassed because I talked this place up before we dined there and it was a complete disappointment. Not sure if I'll be back.

Loved this quaint Cafe. Stopped in for brunch with the girls. It was a little chilly so we sat…read moreinside. Ordered the matcha latte with oatmeal it was so creamy. Food Pistachio French toast sweet but not overpowering with a rich Pistachio cream. Sexy Benny. If you like pulled pork and poached eggs this is your dish. It's filling but doesn't make you too full and its not too salty. Pork very tender Everything from the location, the service, food and drink were amazing.

Had to stand online for about 5-10 mins before a table opened up. This place is popular for good…read morereason, the food and service are great! Lattes in Paris are not sweet like they are in the States, which I appreciated. The hot chocolate was rich and decadent. The brioche with fruit was delectable! It was the best brioche I've ever had, ever! So fresh, soft, and buttery. Everything is made in house, and it shows. Even though they were busy, Kione provided great service to all tables, as well as managing the line. Definitely recommend!

Service was fantastic. I was greeted and told that I had 40 minutes until their reservations…read morearrived, which by American standards is an eternity to have lunch. That was @1215 so you Probably want to have a reservation if you are going for lunch. It looks like there are lunch specials that are reasonable and include 3 courses. If I understood them I probably would have done that over Nicole's salad. That was ok but I guess Nicole's is what it is no matter where you are. Crème brûlée was fantastic and just the right size. Custard was light and sweet. The sugar on top was not too thick, just the perfect amount of glaze. And everybody was so so hospitable. There is indoor and outdoor seating with a pleasant sidewalk to enjoy. Just a few minutes walk to Eiffel Tower.

Great staff and great coffee and pastries. Close to the Eiffel Tower. Awesome experienceread more

Your traditional Parisen Cafe. I went there for lunch with…read morea group of coworkers and one of them made me eat traditional french food there. I had wanted pesto fettucine but he said that if I wanted to have pasta, I should go to Italy. Here, we have French food. So he made me order the duck confit, which turned out to be REALLY good. Even the sides were good and I finished everything on my plate. He then insisted that for dessert, I get a cafe gourmand, which came with a shot of espresso and FOUR desserts that included a tiramisu, apple tart, and two other cakes I cannot remember. Oh and a giant blob of whip cream in the centre. I was going to burst. The full bill was 22 40 Euro for the two. Not cheap, but I guess typical for the area.