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Nice quaint cafe just over the hill from Saint Coeur. Upon entering you're greeted by a bright, cool decor equally reflected in the staff whom cheerfully greeted us in French and subsequently explained the menu in French, which was a 3 option lunch offering cool connected by a colorful side salad presented with each option. My partner and I ordered the chili and rice and quiche dishes along with two spritzer like flavored drinks - mango and ginger. Thoroughly enjoyed the food and atmosphere here and would definitely be open to returning for another visit.
Stumbled upon this place in Montmartre after a long flight across the pond and just wanted to eat something healthy and light. This place delivered. It's a cozy place with an incredibly friendly staff. It was pretty full at 1pm on a Tuesday but I was able to find a seat outside. The staff speaks English well and is so so nice. The menu changes everyday and they usually have 3 vegetarian options that are served with a small side salad. The lady at the counter explained the options to me patiently and you can also see them on display. You have to order at the counter, seat yourself and they will bring you the food. I chose the zucchini tart they had as the special. It was amazingly good- my only complaint is that the tart was a tiny portion and the majority was the salad, which was only ok. And since it's already served with the side salad, I wish the zucchini tart had been the majority of the dish. But since it tasted so good, I'll let it slide. I'll definitely visit again if I can since I'd like to try more of their food. They post the menu on their facebook page daily though it's in French and would be helpful if they posted an English menu too.
This is an adorable little coffee house/café. They have great food options as well as pastries. We just stopped in to grab some coffee and didn't get to experience their food. We had lattes made with their special mixed rice/almond/hazelnut blend non-dairy milk. It had an interesting and unique flavor to it, but made the latte very tasty. Prices were reasonable. If I lived in the area, I could see myself being a regular.
Located in montmatre about a 5 min walk from sacre coeur. It is away from the craziness of The Place du Tertre, the main square in this area where all the artists set up to sell to tourists. It's a very small cozy cafe that serves up various hot drinks, baked goods and a small menu of food. Caught Sunday brunch crowd and there was a formula offering salad / main / dessert for 15.50 euro. Today was either a Spanish tortilla of potatoes, eggs and vegetables with a feta sauce which was delicious and tasted very light despite the ingredients. Other choice was Mac and cheese with salmon which was good and not overly heavy. Salad was delicious with a light dressing - lettuce, cabbage, beets and seeds. Dessert was a brownie or a cheese yogurt with jam. Mocha coffee was the best so far in Paris. Service is very nice and accommodating and speaks English and will explain the menu. Grab your own cutlery, water and baguette at a side table. And order at the counter then pay after you're done.
Could this place get any cuter? I can't imagine how... This small and cozy cafe is a perfect place for lunch or an afternoon snack. Despite being just behind the Sacre-Coeur, it doesn't feel touristy at all (maybe because you still have to go down the stairs to rue Lamark). You order at the counter and there is a drinks menu but for the food items, you can pretty much see everything so you can just point. I had the lunch set -- a green salad with some pasta on it, a pear and potato soup with carrot sticks on the side (the dip was amazing... what do they put in there?! I couldn't tell but carrots never tasted so good), and a slice of carrot cake for 12.50 euros. They have a bunch of teas, espresso drinks, and homemade flavoured lemonades. Quirky touches won me over: a cupboard of games/book/toys (very kid friendly), the little girl quietly colouring and sipping juice in a corner (I think she is one of the staff's kids... she was so well behaved it made me think of all those books about French parenting: http://www.amazon.com/Bringing-Up-B%C3%A9b%C3%A9-Discovers-Parenting/dp/1594203334), cards on each table with thought-provoking conversation topics, a daily challenge (e.g. name 5 species of spiders to win a free madelaine), not to mention the warm, friendly service that belies all the stereotypes about Parisian servers. I would definitely stop here next time I'm in Paris and need a break from heavier bistro fare.
Hands down the best granola in the whole of Paris. Now most of the recently opened cafes in Paris serve a killer homemade granola however in every single cafe I've frequented they only serve one measured tablespoon of granola sprinkled over a large portion of yoghurt. I always thought the yoghurt was supposed to be the accompaniment, not the other way round? Well at Soul Kitchen you'll get a real portion of divine homemade granola (in fact you can choose from four different varieties) with a pot of fromage blanc on the side. The granola aside, I also tried their salad which was fresh and made with love. The whole menu looked wonderful, you can tell that everything tastes as good as it looks. The lunch menu costs 15.50 euro for a main dish, a bowl of salad and a dessert which is very good value! I also had the best chai tea latte I've had in the whole of Paris which will have me returning time and time again. Sweet service with smiley girls. Everything about this place is homely and lovely. I cannot talk more highly of this beautiful cafe!
Really cute location and the people were super sweet. We got there sort of late morning so they didn't have much left in the way of pastries but we got the last plain croissant and it was delicious. They put a little smiley in my son's hot chocolate and was the perfect way to start our busy day of sightseeing.
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8 years ago
So you have just seen one of the most breathtaking views in Paris oooor you're heading there after an awesome meal. This is the place you want to stop at. I appreciated the simplicity of the menu due to the whole not able to speak French thing. The Team recognized my limitation after my greeting of "bonjour" ad walked me through in English how to order and what was available to order. I was thankful and glad I choose what I did. DECOR: The restaurant is exactly what you envision a quaint Parisian cafe to be if you're an American. I appreciated the local feel it felt as if I walked into a local jewel and was able to still be part of it even though I don't speak the local language. The water and silverware are placed in the middle of the restaurant so you can help yourself as you need to. The dirty dishes are something you bus yourself as well. FOOD: The food is very fresh and made that day. If you miss one of the dishes then you missed it there is not really a second or third batch. I enjoyed that knowing that my food was fresh that day felt good. You choose three items and a beverage if you choose to. Anything you choose will be both seasonal and delish. WAITSTAFF: Most of the interaction that you will have will be with the person that is manning the counter. After that it's more of a self serve experience. WHAT TO WEAR: Casual CROWD: Locals, few tourist IG: Foodiewithafro read more
What a lovely find! As you walk around Montmartre, you will find yourself hungry and in need of lunch. Skip all the touristy brasseries and come to Soul Kitchen. The place is small but brightly lit, with kind servers. For lunch, they usually have a prix-fixe for 13.90 euros, that consists of a small salad, choice of entree, and dessert. When we went, there were four entree options: a vegetarian wrap, duck quiche, sausage quiche, and a squash soup with toasts. Between the three of us, we tried three of the four and all were fantastic and very filling! For dessert, we had the option of a yogurt with chestnut paste, or a chocolate cream with butterscotch. Both were delicious. Overall a great and affordable find, perfect for a rest during a day exploring Montmartre. read more
Nice quaint cafe just over the hill from Saint Coeur. Upon entering you're greeted by a bright, cool decor equally reflected in the staff whom cheerfully greeted us in French and subsequently explained the menu in French, which was a 3 option lunch offering cool connected by a colorful side salad presented with each option. My partner and I ordered the chili and rice and quiche dishes along with two spritzer like flavored drinks - mango and ginger. Thoroughly enjoyed the food and atmosphere here and would definitely be open to returning for another visit. read more
8 years ago
Stumbled upon this place in Montmartre after a long flight across the pond and just wanted to eat something healthy and light. This place delivered. It's a cozy place with an incredibly friendly staff. It was pretty full at 1pm on a Tuesday but I was able to find a seat outside. The staff speaks English well and is so so nice. The menu changes everyday and they usually have 3 vegetarian options that are served with a small side salad. The lady at the counter explained the options to me patiently and you can also see them on display. You have to order at the counter, seat yourself and they will bring you the food. I chose the zucchini tart they had as the special. It was amazingly good- my only complaint is that the tart was a tiny portion and the majority was the salad, which was only ok. And since it's already served with the side salad, I wish the zucchini tart had been the majority of the dish. But since it tasted so good, I'll let it slide. I'll definitely visit again if I can since I'd like to try more of their food. They post the menu on their facebook page daily though it's in French and would be helpful if they posted an English menu too. read more
7 years ago
Sweet, cute little hipster coffee in Paris Super fast. The food was very tasty. Easy to find read more
9 years ago
This is an adorable little coffee house/café. They have great food options as well as pastries. We just stopped in to grab some coffee and didn't get to experience their food. We had lattes made with their special mixed rice/almond/hazelnut blend non-dairy milk. It had an interesting and unique flavor to it, but made the latte very tasty. Prices were reasonable. If I lived in the area, I could see myself being a regular. read more
7 years ago
11 years ago
Located in montmatre about a 5 min walk from sacre coeur. It is away from the craziness of The Place du Tertre, the main square in this area where all the artists set up to sell to tourists. It's a very small cozy cafe that serves up various hot drinks, baked goods and a small menu of food. Caught Sunday brunch crowd and there was a formula offering salad / main / dessert for 15.50 euro. Today was either a Spanish tortilla of potatoes, eggs and vegetables with a feta sauce which was delicious and tasted very light despite the ingredients. Other choice was Mac and cheese with salmon which was good and not overly heavy. Salad was delicious with a light dressing - lettuce, cabbage, beets and seeds. Dessert was a brownie or a cheese yogurt with jam. Mocha coffee was the best so far in Paris. Service is very nice and accommodating and speaks English and will explain the menu. Grab your own cutlery, water and baguette at a side table. And order at the counter then pay after you're done. read more
Could this place get any cuter? I can't imagine how... This small and cozy cafe is a perfect place for lunch or an afternoon snack. Despite being just behind the Sacre-Coeur, it doesn't feel touristy at all (maybe because you still have to go down the stairs to rue Lamark). You order at the counter and there is a drinks menu but for the food items, you can pretty much see everything so you can just point. I had the lunch set -- a green salad with some pasta on it, a pear and potato soup with carrot sticks on the side (the dip was amazing... what do they put in there?! I couldn't tell but carrots never tasted so good), and a slice of carrot cake for 12.50 euros. They have a bunch of teas, espresso drinks, and homemade flavoured lemonades. Quirky touches won me over: a cupboard of games/book/toys (very kid friendly), the little girl quietly colouring and sipping juice in a corner (I think she is one of the staff's kids... she was so well behaved it made me think of all those books about French parenting: http://www.amazon.com/Bringing-Up-B%C3%A9b%C3%A9-Discovers-Parenting/dp/1594203334), cards on each table with thought-provoking conversation topics, a daily challenge (e.g. name 5 species of spiders to win a free madelaine), not to mention the warm, friendly service that belies all the stereotypes about Parisian servers. I would definitely stop here next time I'm in Paris and need a break from heavier bistro fare. read more
Hands down the best granola in the whole of Paris. Now most of the recently opened cafes in Paris serve a killer homemade granola however in every single cafe I've frequented they only serve one measured tablespoon of granola sprinkled over a large portion of yoghurt. I always thought the yoghurt was supposed to be the accompaniment, not the other way round? Well at Soul Kitchen you'll get a real portion of divine homemade granola (in fact you can choose from four different varieties) with a pot of fromage blanc on the side. The granola aside, I also tried their salad which was fresh and made with love. The whole menu looked wonderful, you can tell that everything tastes as good as it looks. The lunch menu costs 15.50 euro for a main dish, a bowl of salad and a dessert which is very good value! I also had the best chai tea latte I've had in the whole of Paris which will have me returning time and time again. Sweet service with smiley girls. Everything about this place is homely and lovely. I cannot talk more highly of this beautiful cafe! read more
10 years ago
Nice, cozy And tasty. Had an appetizing breakfast here with homemade granola&milk, a soft cheese baguette and a fresh grapefruit juice. Any better proposition to start into the day loaded with a snap of energy?;) read more
7 years ago
Really cute location and the people were super sweet. We got there sort of late morning so they didn't have much left in the way of pastries but we got the last plain croissant and it was delicious. They put a little smiley in my son's hot chocolate and was the perfect way to start our busy day of sightseeing. read more
8 years ago
Had their cute little breakfast combo (pastry, juice, and coffee) and was extremely satisfied. Such a quaint little place with a great aesthetic. Highly recommend if you're looking to grab breakfast or lunch in the Montmartre area! read more
7 years ago
Very good place for breakfast,small,cozy,free WiFi,granola with yogurt was excellent,coffee was good either,the service was great,highly recommend this place for breakfast read more
8 years ago
Our meal was very good ! It is at a 5 minute walk from the Notre cœur if you wish to go eat after visiting. We had a vegetarian meal, it was very good. Quick service and very nice people! Savoury meal! Don't hesitate, just go eat ! read more
7 years ago
This place is amazing it's my favorite restaurant in Montmartre I love the quality of the food it's not expensive everything is made home they don't have much choice but it is so original so rich so organic, run to this restaurant read more
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8 years ago
I stopped by this cute little spot as I was staying in the area on a solo trip to Paris. Lovely, quaint place. People stop there to do work, read a book.... I had a delicious muffin and cappucino. Staff is friendly. Plenty of more food options besides quick breakfast items, but I opted out as I wasn't super hungry. Since the place is so small - it's the kind of spot where you order at the counter, take a seat, and they bring your items to you. You must stop by if you're in the area! I will be back on my next visit to Paris. read more
9 years ago
We have only been in Paris for a few days and this has been one one of my favorite meals. It was so tasty and fresh. My boyfriend and I got there special of the day which was a toast with a pesto sauce a salad and it came with another salad on the side. I also got a latte with there blend of non dairy milk which I feel like it's hard to find in Paris, this latte did not disappoint it was so good. We liked this place so much that we both decided to get a cake and enjoy another espresso. We may have to come back again. read more
10 years ago
They had 3 options for lunch (changes daily), along with scones, cookies, coffee drinks, etc. I had the bechamel mac and cheese, which came with a salad. The place was packed and on a wait. Staff speaks English and they were very helpful. Only downside is the small size, but that's what gives it great atmosphere. read more
12 years ago
10 years ago
Mmmmm....yum yum yum! Came by here on a Sunday for brunch and although it started to rain (and the tables didn't wanna leave so we ended up having a bit of a wait), it was well worth it. This place lives up to its name. The food here is healthy, hearty, and delicious! Service is so lovely too. The servers are adorable and super friendly (and speak English btw), and the place itself is adorable and cozy. A nice little nook to take a break and fill your belly in Montmartre. The menu changes daily, but usually there are about 3 choices in the brunch menu. We went with a frittata and a wrap, and were pleasantly surprised - everything was so damn tasty and fresh! The brunch menu includes a dessert, and we tried the financier and a fromage blanc with berry sauce dessert - both delish! This place also sells tons of mouth-watering baked goods as well if you're still hungry or wanna grab something to go! If the weather is nice, you can even take advantage of some of the outdoor seating. And finally, for a fun touch: there is a daily challenge which gives you the chance to win a free Madeleine. While I dined, the challenge was name 15 jobs (without the internet!) that start with the letter F. Or you could just buy a Madeleine for 1€, but hey it's fun! read more
8 years ago
An adorable vegetarian cafe in Paris. The waiters were extremely kind and tried to get our group of five seated as quickly as possible and explained the menu to us. My friends got the wrap and loved it. I got the frittata and that was really good too. We got this hummus bowl to share. Everything tasted fresh and healthy. A good place to take a break from all the bread, cheese, and meat we've been eating in Paris. read more
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11 years ago
It's a busy place, but they speak English and are very helpful. The food is great. I had polenta with veggies and a divine chocolate cake for dessert. Definitely recommend! Oh, and they have wifi! read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Cool spot. I came here for brunch but it's really more of a breakfast place - there is no hot dish on the menu. I got the breakfast combo of hot drink, juice and musli. I like how they have 4 different kinds of musli and the ginger one I had was amazing with white cheese. I also wanted to try their agave-sweetened vegan cookie but the girl misheard me and brought me regular cookies instead, which tasted nice too. read more
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33 rue Lamarck
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