How fun! An all vegan donut place :)…read more My friend knew about this place ahead of time so we stopped in for an afternoon treat and coffee. I got the cookies and cream donut while my friend got the classic chocolate donut. We also got a matcha latte and a dirty chai latte as well. My cookies and cream donut was very good. Flaky donut with delicious cookie crumbs and icing. It went very well with my dirty chai latte which was also super delicious. My friend's chocolate donut was good too! The cafe is also super cute and we had a great time chatting drinking our coffees and eating our donuts :)

Look, I have spent the last 25 years living in Los Angeles & the Bay Area. I have access to PLENTY…read moreof delicious vegan donuts. So I had kind of mid expectations for Boneshaker-- we had already eaten amazing vegan French pastries so I figured maybe donuts would not be a strong contender BUT I WAS WRONG These bad boys rival some of the best California & Portland vegan treats. Met the owner (US ex-pat) & we talked vegan donuts. Then I went to Shakespeare & Co where I saw her amazing cookbook! Cute little cafe. Definitely check it out!

It wasn't a plan of mine to seek out donuts in Paris, I but after spotting the donuts through the…read morewindow, I had to go in. There was a selection of about six different donuts, all of which looked gorgeous. The shop girl explained in English that all Les Petites Donuts were all cream-filled, but still had holes, which is a technically more difficult and time-consuming than regular filled donuts without the holes. The donuts were also made from good ingredients and interesting combinations, like pumpkin and ginger with gold flake, which was seasonal for Halloween. The store itself is clean and minimal with a bar forn standing and two two-tops at the back. There is wifi if you want to hang out. Les Petites Donuts also offers filtered coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and chai lattes. You can't go wrong with a black coffee and donut though. All said and done, the donuts weren't anything I've had before and the service was great. I'd definitely come back next time in thr neighborhood to see what other combinations they've come up with.

Stumbled upon this tiny donut shop while walking around the neighborhood. Not only was the…read moregentleman behind the counter very kind and informative... the donuts are fantastic. Rich and sweet without being too heavy.

We popped into this charming little bakery near Westfield mall during our quick stop in Paris and…read moreoh my goodness, it did not disappoint! I grabbed a flaky pistachio pastry and a classic baguette for the road, and both were absolutely heavenly - buttery, fresh, and full of that perfect French flavor. My husband went for their ham and cheese croissant and couldn't stop raving about how crispy and gooey it was. The staff was super friendly even though our French is terrible, and everything felt warm and welcoming. We ended up taking a few extra treats back to the hotel because we just couldn't resist. If you're anywhere nearby, definitely make the detour - it's the real deal! We're already dreaming about going back.

Service was unfriendly and felt very rushed even though I came well after the lunch rush (14:30)…read more And to top it all off, the goat cheese in the sandwich was completely moldy. I didn't notice until after I took a bite, and realized something was off. I hope I don't get sick. Do.not.go.there

Eggs and Co was such a cool breakfast spot in Paris. It's very cozy and bohemian. I love the decor…read moreand wall art. This is a unique dining experience for breakfast as it was a 2 course breakfast meal with orange juice. The first course was an omelet, potatoes, and salad, and the second course was a large fluffy pancake and side of mixed fruit. Everything was great! I also got an iced coffee and mimosa also which were very good. The staff is very friendly and laid back. This place is very charming and a cool vibe. I would definitely return and I highly recommend Eggs and Co!

Upon arrival you'll be greeted by Franklin their four legged Maitre D in the alley/street out…read morefront. The owner is straight forward to warn larger groups of the small tight spaces up top and wards off any NBA players without helmets as their is low clearance upstairs. The menu is all French and limited English by the servers but it's easy enough to navigate. We came with 5 for Sunday brunch and sat right away but one had to sort of share space at the table. We ordered mixes of omelettes and Benedicts. All came with nice small whole potatoes and a little sour cream. You can modify or add quite a bit. Eggs are your choice of style ultimately and apparently the brunch includes pancakes. We were confused by that and they come after you've eaten the other items. I'm not sure if we paid for that or not but we chose to move on without. It came with your choice of tea or coffee AND a small orange juice. The eggs were cooked very delicately and moist with cheese and good meat in the omelette. Overall it was a fine breakfast compared to croissants and coffee but a little expensive.

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.

Long overdue review. So I technically went here several years ago pre-COVID. But hands down, the…read morebest cat cafe in general. The US doesn't let you eat with the cats, but here you can. We are here in the cat zone, so if you don't like that with your food, you can leave. Cats are chill and mellow. I would say most would you pet them, but the ones I hung out with weren't too interesting in playing with me or being cuddled with. But they're still so cute. Definitely come support more cat cafes. Especially this one! The perfect cafe to eat, drink, and play with cats!

What a cool little place. This was my first visit to a cat cafe and I specifically chose this one…read morebecause they had some specialty breed cats. It was fun to watch and interact with the kitties! They had a sign on the wall with an illustration of and information about each cat. I enjoyed searching the multiple rooms to find them all! They had a nice selection of drinks and the employees were pleasant and helpful. They could do a better job of keeping the tables clean. Things were a little sticky.

Fantastic bakery! Best kouign amann we've had outside of Douarnenez, where it was invented.read more

Favored by many as one of Paris's top Patisseries a visit to Blé Sucré finds former Michelin 3*…read morePastry Chef Fabrice Le Bourdat operating in more humble environs, a space with Candies and Packaged Goods quite the departure from Le Bristol. Visited early on a Wednesday, one of two small tables outside available to sit away from rain, choices trend traditional from Madelines to Viennoiserie including a fairly good Pain au Raisin and Almond Croissant free of Frangipane. Celebrated for his Kouign Amann, less tightly formed than others but certainly not lacking for Butter or Sugar, Canele lack the expected crisp exterior while Blé Sucré's "Brest" lacks the signature shape and would better be called a Hazelnut Religeuse instead.

Hands down the best service and food we had on our trip. The owner was incredible sweet and…read morehelpful. Very nice atmosphere plus it is conveniently located near the Tuileries metro and Le Lourve. Best crepe we have ever eaten, and the vegetarian options were great as well.

We had finished exploring the Louvre and were looking for lunch. Since we exited onto Rue Rivoli, I…read morefigured there would be someplace we could find as the block seemed to be lined with shops and eateries. I whipped out Yelp and noticed that I had Happy Caffe bookmarked. I'm not sure how it landed in my collection, but the reviews were excellent thought it would be a good option for lunch - so off we went. Happy sits right on the street - it's a super small space with barely any room inside and several tables outside on the sidewalk. They did a good job making room for us - I have to say they mastered the art of optimizing what little space they have but even still be prepared for a tight fit. The menu has a selection of baked good, crepes, and sandwiches. We asked the employee working behind the counter what they recommended and he suggested the kebab panini as he sells many of them every day. We decided to each get one, which was served promptly. The sandwich wasn't my favorite - the chicken seemed a little off, and it wasn't that tasty. I wouldn't say it was awful, but I also wouldn't order it again. Looking back, perhaps I ordered the wrong thing (despite it being recommended to me). I'm puzzled by all these 5-star reviews - maybe the crepes are better? Two stars for the friendly and attentive service, but I would bypass this spot next time I'm in Paris.

Amazing custard filled choux -- had never been to this branch but it was every bit as good as the…read moreothers we have tried. I love the pistachio so always get it but my wife prefers the vanilla

Popped into here on a food tour and it was the delicious ender to our day of eats! Yummmmmmmmmy…read more I'm not a HUGE sweets person, but these were decadent little bites booming with flavor. It was a cream puff on steroids and I was all about 'em. Must try while walking around the Marais.

So sue me for hitting up a Bucks in Paris…read more I had to. I needed a coffee and at that time it really was the only thing open. The weather was ridiculously cold and I needed a hot beverage and the beauty of the Bucks is that you know the flavor will always be consistent. Huge PLUS, I got me a Bucks "Paris" mug. Sure, I embarrassed my whole family for acting like a tourist but at the moment I am enjoying a nice mug full of ice water thank you very much!

Easy to get to Bucks by the Montparnasse Tower.read more