Nice roomy cafe with tables available to dine in or a to-go counter. They have a variety of…read morebreakfast items - croissants, eggs, coffee, tea, juices, and more! Service was friendly - our sweet server spoke English very well.

Petite boulangerie ayant plusieurs pain et sandwich disponible toute la journée…read more J'ai essayé un sandwich jambon fromage que j'ai bien aimé. Étant rendu passé midi, le pain était un peu dur et sec vu qu'il était au frigo. J'ai voulu le faire chauffé mais on m'a déconseiller puisqu'il deviendrait très dur, conseil que j'ai bien apprécié. J'y retournerais avec plaisir vu que le tout était bien bon et qu'avec du pain tout chaud et frais ça doit être encore meilleur.

3.5!! As a self…read moreproclaimed croissant connoisseur, I had to try this croissant-cookie creation. It was super filling and extra chocolatey with the addition of the cookie. Honestly, I'm not the biggest fan of chocolate, so the chocolate was my only complaint But if you love chocolate, this was pretty fire

I had to come here for the viral crookie of course! I came here around 11am on a Tuesday and the…read moreline was out the door. It moved super quickly though and within 10-15 minutes I had my crookie and left. They have so many amazing other desserts. This place is definitely on the higher priced side of pastries I've seen. The crookie was 5.9 euros for takeaway and it's a bit more expensive if you decide to eat it there. It was so warm and flaky. The chocolate was ooey gooey and it was absolutely delicious. It lived up to the hype and I will be back for sure!

[ENGLISH] One of the…read morebest place for a chilling brunch in Paris! We were looking for a brunch place closed to Canal St Martin with my friends and we chose this one. The place is not really big but feels very confy like being in your "Grannie"'s living room! I love the antique decoration. The waiter was friendly and careful of our needs. We chose the brunch formula for 23.00 Euros with : one hot drink (tea for me), a fresh juice (lemonade for me), a part of quiche with salad, some soup, soft-boiled egg, ham and cheese and then a dessert (crumble for me). And also on the side some butter, a choice of original marmelades and a basket of different kind of breads. It was delicious, everything is homemade, very fullfill and the quantity was perfect for the price we paid! I totally recommend this place for a relaxing and not too fancy brunch in Paris [FRENCH] Je crois que c'est un des meilleurs endroits pour bruncher à Paris! Nous cherchions un endroit pour notre brunch du dimanche avec des amies aux environs du canal St Martin et nous avons finalement porté notre choix sur cet endroit. Ce restaurant n'est pas très grand mais, est très convivial et confortable avec sa déco façon brocante et dépareillée. On se croirait dans le salon de mamie! Service au top avec un serveur sympa et attentif à nos besoins. La formule brunch à 23,00 euros comprend: une boisson chaude (thé pour moi) un jus frais (limonade pour moi), une part de quiche avec de la salade, un peu de soupe, un oeuf à la coque, une tranche de jambon blanc et du fromages, le tout suivi d'un dessert (j'ai craqué pour le crumble). Bien sûr, le tout est servi avec du beurre, une corbeille de pain et différentes confitures assez originales (rhubarbe ou encore poires caramel) Tout est fait maison et c'était délicieux! Nous ne sommes pas reparties avec la faim vu que la formule est bien complète et vaut son prix. Pour moi, c'est l'endroit parfait pour un brunch pas trop chic entre amis à Paris

This is my new favorite spot in Paris! I mean, any place that is located in Paris but has the zen…read morevibe, cool decor and loungy feel of a café in Brooklyn has got my number big time. The people who work here are adorable and friendly, the coffee is great, the space is loaded with cool decorative elements that I want to recreate chez moi, including the fab wallpaper, the single bookshelf to display nick-nacks, the Aesop soap dispenser, the vintage cushions -- it's all super tasteful, intelligently done and big time cozy. Haven't sampled any of the food yet so watch this space for more on that!

Fun little place with outside as well as a few inside tables. Country French style. Friendly…read moreservice and quick with the food. Just a simple breakfast fast of tea, baguette with butter and jam and yogurt with honey. All of which was excellent!

Eggs and coffee were great and so was the service! I highly recommend the soft boiled eggs with…read moresalted butter and bread if you want a real French high protein treat. Everything was great and we love this location. It's one of our favorite streets in Paris.

Very friendly towards English speakers and it looked busy so we thought we'd give it a go! The…read moreserver was super kind and we ended up getting a butter brioche and a turmeric almond latte and the new matcha flower latte. Felt like the menu was quite overpriced, especially for the lattes, which were probably over 50% foam, which is a bit disappointing because I really enjoyed the drink underneath all of the foam! The butter brioche was really delicious though but there are a ton of other brunch/bakeries that have the same good quality food/drinks but for a lower price.

"American friendly" spot for breakfast/brunch. Right away we were greeted (in English) and given an…read moreEnglish menu. Overpriced, but isn't that all restaurants in Paris? Ordered the belgian waffle with organic chocalate and 'seasonal fruits' which was only bananas. It was a tiny piece (see photo) for 5.40 euro, and very dry. My husband ordered the croque monsier which came with a side of greens (salad). Found out that the cheese used is comte (unpasteurized), so my pregnant self could not eat it. But the husband said it was good! Their brunch menu started at 24 euro and came with several 'courses' but mostly small items such as breads, granola parfait, juice, soft-boiled egg, fruit). Again, not sure if this would be worth the price. But maybe that's because you get more bang for your buck at brunch spots in the States. The location is next to Place de la Bastille on rue de Charonne in the 11th arrondissement. We were staying at an AirBnb a block away. Overall, great environment and service.

Came here for a quick and inexpensive bite before heading to the Opera house. For a deal you can…read moreget a drink, sandwich and a dessert. I got a cheese and ham baguette and a chocolate chip cookie as my lunch. The cheese and ham baguette was good. Plenty of butter slathered in. The cookie was nice and warm and delicious too. The baguette was a bit too touch like its been sitting there for awhile. But either way it filled me up to get to the next place.

Stopped by there for a quick brunch - ordered 2 baguettes, but will definitely come back and get…read morethe meal instead - baguette + drink + dessert.

Stopped by here before heading to Versailles. Good coffees and decent croissant, very friendly…read moreservice.

Très bien! Found this spot thanks to Yelp…read more My friend and I had the most delicious breakfast. They had a set menu for breakfast which had a 2 or 3 different options. We chose the option that came with 3 eggs, croissants, French bread, juice, and cafe....all for a very reasonable price. The wonderful server helped us decide on what we should order and even accommodated our Mimosa request (apparently mimosas are not a thing here). I had the scrambled eggs which were done so well! They were the best I've ever had. I didn't even know I cared about eggs until now and of course since we were in the land of croissants...they were to die for! The service was awesome and very helpful towards us touristas. If I'm blessed to visit Paree again, best believe I'll be back here!

Here, I had a fairly good beef tartare (16 euros); it was a touch more macerated and…read moremayonnaise-based than I had anticipated, but the dish's dill and capers helped balance it out. The crunchy, mildly salted fries that came with the meal were likewise cooked to perfection. There were lots of chunks and satisfyingly stretchy cheese pulls in my boyfriend's French onion soup. what you think about this recipe[click here] (https://buyghostgunskit.com/)

What a let down after reading the other reviews and looking forward to a great lunch on our last…read moreday in Paris! Ordered the French onion soup and burger/fries for lunch. The onion soup was very dark brown (see pictures), as the sautéed onions had burnt and the soup was very dark. They didn't care to take out the burnt onions from the soup broth!! The burger was just ok, compared to other cafes in Paris we tried, it was nothing memorable. Just a very plain and bland. Meat quality was just OK. Not a place I would go out of my way to dine at in future.