My friends and I came here for some desserts and some shakes. I had the hibiscus beet juice. It…read morewas a bit tart, but that was expected. It is a cute little place and the service was amazing. There was only 1 staff, but he did great. He went above and beyond for my friends and I. Def. Recommend

We passed Oh Mon Cake on our way to our hotel and I decided to stop in for an iced vanilla latte…read morewith oat milk -- it completely cured me after a long travel day. It was so good that I had to go back the very next day. The owner was super nice, which made the experience even better. I'd definitely recommend this spot if you're looking for a really good iced coffee in Paris. I wish I had tried some of the baked goods too... next time!

Nice neighborhood bakery with a good selection of sandwiches and very friendly service. Pastry's…read moreare really good but not great.

This bakery is incredible. My partner and I made a special trip here, so he could get a taste of…read morethe goods I've been talking about for years. They have an excellent selection from bread to pastries and cakes to macaroons. By far the best macaroons I've ever had, though a little pricey, they are well worth it. My favourite out of the macaroons is the fig variety. There is a lot more to choose from compared to your average local bakery, they have many display windows with typical pastries, and even more displays with unique deserts and savoury pastries. They also have a small indoor seating area, cozy and lovely. If you're visiting Paris and the metro is accessible to you it is well worth a visit. The tramway line 3a is directly across the street, and on the weekends there is a local flea market, Puces de Vanves to be enjoyed less than a block away. They seem to go through waves of customers, so there is an ebb and flow to how many people will be there at any given moment, but the wait is never too long as the bakery is well staffed. Polite, efficient service and great care to detail in packaging.

[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!

Quiet cafe with indoor outdoor seating.. We ordered the Petit Dejeune - croissant, fresh oj and…read moreAmericano... The coffee was strong but good, croissant fresh as was the oj. My husband had baked eggs with breads. Jams and Belgium chocolate spreads were on the table.

Nice stop for a pastry or breakfast. It seems like there are a lot of locals that stop in and the…read moreline for pastries can feel a bit rushed, but grab a table. The avocado toast was huge!

This bakery was the reason I didn't starve in Paris. It was conveniently located a minute or two…read morefrom the AirBNB I was staying at while in town. The chocolate chip baguettes where the best (I still crave them ) and there pre-made sandwiches where cheap and filling. Definitely a highlight of my time in Paris and there was a plus in that they were able to communicate with me in my broken French and fluent Spanish to get me fed.

We found this place by accident. I am sure there are many bakeries in Paris just as good and bakers…read morejust as friendly. We loved their chicken and avocado sandwich and their pastries.

The food was alright, nothing crazy. I just ordered waffles, which had a banana, lettuce and…read moreburrata cheese.The interior was cute. smoothie was 7 euro and plate was 14 euros.

No, no and no! I'm so aggravated right now! We will never come back to this place again. Our…read morewaitresses were sweet but the rest of the experience was ridiculous and I'm actually feeling like I'm going to vomit just rehashing this lol. I ordered an omelette and she specifically asked if I wanted it dry or moist. I told her I wanted it dry! I hate underdone omelettes so it was nice to even be asked this because it's not customary in the U.S. So our food comes out and both meals were lukewarm so it had obviously been sitting out for a few before being served. My omelette was gloopy and not appealing at all. I couldn't even eat barely any of it. I was grossed out at this point and then I got extremely irritated once some guy stood on the bench next to me. I don't know if he was the owner or the handy man but he needs a lesson in etiquette (I kid you not actually stood on the bench next to me so that he could fix lightbulbs that didn't even need to be turned on because it was broad daylight and morning time.) shaking the bench and changing bulbs, adjusting the awning, coughing and blowing his nose while we were eating (see the pics if you think I'm even remotely exaggerating). Absolutely disgusting, rude and inconsiderate. At this point I wanted the check and wanted to leave ASAP! While we were waiting for the check, the garbage trucks came to empty trash. This was around 11:30am so if you plan on going here, it's probably not the best time to go here for breakfast Thursday morning between. Needless to say, this was the worst dining experience I've ever had in Paris by far. I will never step foot in this establishment ever!!!!!!! So gross and unsanitary.

The food is excellent. The staff is friendly and the bread is to die for. Great for eating there or…read moreto go.

I know there are multiple Le Pain Quotidien locations but we really enjoyed this one. It reminded…read moreme of all the places where you go in the U.S. that tout all local, fresh ingredients. There was a bit of a Whole Foods vibe if you will. Not a bad thing, but it's just that kind of place. So anyway, it's part bakery and part cafe. We had a lovely breakfast. I ordered avocado toast, which came with a lovely little bowl of soft scrambled eggs and a pain au chocolat. My husband got a big breakfast combo thing that came with all kinds of yummy things. Our waitress was nice and efficient. The atmosphere is really clean, light and inviting. We had a lovely little breakfast. Would highly recommend.

First time in Paris so I took a chance. My husband and I were seated right away on a Sunday…read moreevening. The waiter was attentive and the food was tasty. The music contemporary and had a New York vibe. Restaurant and restrooms were clean. I would definitely recommend Sizemore.

This restaurant is walking distance from Parc du Champ de Mars near Eiffel Tower. This restaurant…read morelocated at the nice walking street with great outdoor seating. During our visit we saw small groups protesters against the vaccination of Covid. Interesting to see the freedom of people to demonstrate. I like the set meal of the restaurant with multiple courses. We select one of the set. We have appetizers and main entrees two courses. The appetizers are the the watermelon gazpacho and the salmon tartare. This two dish are delicious. Very good use of materials. Our entrees are the grilled salmon with noodle and steak with fries. The salmon grilled to perfect glaze. The steak is small piece but enough for that lunch. Overall service is good. Definitely recommend this restaurant for lunch. The outside is limited but they do have the inside seating too.