Cuppa was the first place we landed after checking into our hotel around the corner in St…read more Germaine. The ambiance is that of a favorite local coffee shop on the way to shop boutiques. The service was wonderful. They were kind and helpful to 2 weary travelers. The food and coffee were beautiful. The London Fog took me back to my Cambridge days. Cuppa is a perfect spot for a breakfast or light lunch on your way to explore the city.

Tiny family business close to Museum De Orsay. Nice for a quick bite or drink to get your day goingread more

- Locale Destination - It's on rue Durantin and rue…read moreRavignan, near Montmartre, in Paris. It's on the middle of steep hill. Ambiance: cute, casual, neighborhood cafe Menu: coffee, pastries, breakfast menu Service: nice, English ok! - Gluttony Expedition - Espresso: nice - Conqueror's Deduction - Nice neighborhood cafe. People raved about food, but I one had espresso for a break.

Came 06/05/25. Got a cafe latte and a chai latte. Both were great. Outside seating was nice.read more

I was scrolling through my Instagram feed and stumbled upon pictures of avocado toast from Paris…read more Knowing I was going to be going there, I immediately bookmarked the spot and made it a point to go. The interior is super super tight. Hubby and I had a hard time squeezing into our seats haha. I immediately ordered the avocado toast as that was the sole reason why we came here. The toast did take a while to come out but that wasn't an issue. I watched a woman scoop out avocados and mash them in the kitchen which was nice as it's all made to order. However, it didn't have much flavor to it. Slightly bland. The staff are super friendly and the small space is very welcoming (although very tight). If not the avocado toast, swing by for a coffee and friendly service!

Popped into Fragments early one morning to secure a latte. I had a good feeling I'd have no problem…read morefinding a non dairy milk alternative here and sure enough they have a homemade almond, macadamia nut milk. We also shared a banana bread slice because why not munch on a slice of bread before walking to the boulangerie for more pain, makes sense to me ;) Great service!

Good food, gluten free…read more Service was nice. There were a lot of fruit flies flying around in the back room area near the bathrooms.

I have been tracking this place for awhile on a FB travel page, I was fortunate enough to head to…read moreParis for a work trip. The first thing I did was walk from Opera area to No Glu for lunch/goodies. It is tucked away on a busy side street, very unassuming. The place is not big, I would not go here with a large group. I was fortunate someone left as I was walking in. The pastries are in the front window, with no covers on them when you walk in the door. There is a small cash register you order at and you can pay later if you sit and eat. I ordered the baguette with ham and elemental cheese-wow! It has been so long since I have had anything like that, 16 years or so to be exact, how is not American bakery able to make this? I ended up eating the entire baguette even thought I wanted to save some. It came with a small side salad, I also ordered a matcha with no sweetner, it was fine-nothing to write home about. For my next few days at the office, knowing I would not make it back, I got the pistachio roll, an apple turnover thing and some other apple pastry, all were delicious! They look burnt but do not taste burnt. I hope I get to make another trip back for work, this will be one of my first stops and I will certainly buy more.

Granola yogurt in Paris is delicious- less sweet and more balanced than the US. Stopped by this…read moresmall shop in the mostly closed down wing (entrance is through the archway) to get a small bite. Rice pudding was delicious as usual. Compared to the one I had in Greece, this one was more tough and chewy but still as delicious.

Really enjoyed this coffee shop! It was close to the hotel and on the way to the transit stations…read more The staff is very friendly to tourists and the coffee tasted amazing. Also loved the wide selection of easy grab and go food options! They made lunch and snacks convenient while out and about, and fairly healthy options which is always nice when on vacation. The coffee it's self was very drinkable and in the couple times we stopped by it never had that burnt taste to it.

The first time I tried to visit was a Saturday around 1:30P. The pickup window was crowded and…read morethere was another line of people waiting to go inside so I decided to come back another day. I tried again around 10:30A during the week and was able to snag a cramped window table in the corner. I ordered a praline latte (a speciality for them) and avocado toast. Not only did the avocado toast look visually aesthetic, the drizzle of vinaigrette from the accompanying salad was *chefs kiss*. Literally every table around me also had the same dish so this is obviously a dish they are known for and execute well enough for locals to come specifically to Dose for. You can also use the QR code at the table to look at the menu and pay your bill.

Came to Paris for the first time last week and ended up at Dose 5 out of the 7 days I was there. It…read morewas that good, I had to keep coming back. The coffee and food hit the spot every time, and the vibe was super welcoming. Shoutout to Anna for being especially helpful and kind. Really appreciate it, take care Anna!

As a solo traveller from New York; Muscovado was very friendly, attentive, and also a bilingual…read morecafe. The avocado toast was very good and would recommend to go in the early mornings since it gets packed quickly.

For our last morning in Paris, we decided we should get some brunch, and this cute little place was…read moreclose to where we were staying. The atmosphere here was pretty casual, and it felt welcoming. My food was good but not great. I ordered the pancakes. I was not disappointed by them, but for the cost, I expected a little bit more. I left feeling hungry still, and for the equivalent of about $15, I hoped to have a little more food.

I disliked this. BEWARE TO ALL FOR THE ABSOLUTE SCAM THAT IS THE 'TOAST'. Should I say... CALLING…read moreALL BIRDS TO THIS ESTABLISHMENT. This made me depressed and horrified for all vegans out there... I am so sorry if this what you go through. I got dark thoughts after eating crumbling seed squares (advertised as TOAST). It was not bread in any stretch of the imagination and I've seen a lot in my life trust me on this one. And EVERY OTHER DISH HAS REGULAR BREAD. Why me? Who did I offend in Marcel? What they (liberal) want us to think is that THIS is the ideal body type... avian... wings and beak and want to eat clumpy seeds with a single slice of radish off store-bought guacamole for €16. SIXTEEN EURO. Let that sink in.... 16. Euro. The bathroom has a wooden chair facing the toilet. I assume this is for all those of you out there who like watching people pee. Or maybe you need a hand wiping... This place is for you! Loved (and I mean Loved!) washing my hands in the slab of concrete that serves as a sink. Gagged in my mouth at least half a dozen times on the walk back... spewing seeds all over the sidewalk midday is not what I'd call Healthy Body Living. All of you who were waiting in the line that stretched down the street for a taste of vegan birdshit Im letting you know now that it's better to chase and hunt down a pigeon than eat this slop. PS. My friends cheesecake was actually pretty good.

My husband got the pancakes and they were underwhelming, especially for the price. Pretty basic and…read moredry. The eggs Benedict however had some of the best hollandaise I've ever had. Really balanced flavors and refreshing taste. The coffees were okay too but not great. It was just an automatic machine no barista or anything. The atmosphere is gorgeous though and super cute.