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

A nice filling breakfast and great coffee as well as a welcoming staff and excellent serviceread more

Low priced quick food that tastes good.. what more to you need when in the go!…read more The decor is def an industrial contemporary feel to it. Plenty of seating, friendly service, and free wifi (always a plus). I had the chicken sandwich with curry mayo. You get a great sized sandwich for a low price.. simply chicken, green, and the curry mayo.. but tasty I also got the cookies which was really good and also pretty cheap.

Delicious!!! Went back twice for breakfast. The food is fresh, the service is exceptional and the…read morecute outdoor tables are perfect for a people watching while you eat.

TINY but seating outside. I was in Amsterdam for work and wanted, no, needed a coffee to help…read moreadjust my attitude. The shop is very tight but serves quite a few dishes and coffees for being so small. I had a non-fat mocha with a muffin and both were fantastic. There was only one server but boy was she efficient, handling both the diners seated inside and out. People had their dogs outside, which was fantastic as it's right on the sidewalk and they were entertained by the cars and people walking by. I saw many salads and egg platters being delivered and all looked fantastic. I stopped by a few more times that week but just for coffee and pastries. Great spot but let me leave you with these two words: ESPRESSO BUTTER!! That is all

Food service and ambiance was great. The individual that attended to us was very good at suggesting…read moreitems in the menu.

What a great little find in the neighborhood! If you're jet lagged or feeling a need for some…read morebreakfast comfort food, this will put you on track. Egg dishes, chia pudding, juices, coffee and breakfast/brunch goodies are all here. Service is warm and friendly. This place does get busy, so be patient and enjoy the Parisian dining pace.

A good flatwhite, for more than twice what I would pay at hame, €5. For me it's all about the…read morecoffee but this site requires at least 85 characters so, it's pleasant busy French cafe.

Went here three times on my visit to Paris! Everything was incredible. Get the feta basil omelette…read moreit's simple perfection. The French toast had passion fruit, peaches, and strawberry's and WOW WOW WOW so good. Everyone who worked there was super nice and if you're English it's no trouble

Ob-la-di was the very first spot my partner and I went to after arriving in Paris and checking into…read moreour hotel in Marais. It is a very small, but cozy cafe with a variety of delicious beverages, pastries, and some savory foods. When we first got there, we made our best attempt to transact in French, but the staff behind the counter instantly started speaking English with us. Whether that was out of kindness or our lack of fluency (or both), it was much appreciated. We got matcha latte's and a sort of salad bowl with lots of grains. It was just the right amount of food and caffeine to pull us out of our jet lag stupor. But even if we weren't so tired, we could have very easily hung out their and enjoyed the ambiance for a while. Definitely recommend for a light meal and/or coffee tea, either by yourself or with another (though not a good place for groups.)

A small cafe in Marais that I thoroughly enjoyed! The cafe decor was very pretty and the service…read morehere was super kind and very attentive. We got the Tartine Avocat (avocado toast) with a poached egg, as well as two lattes. The lattes were very good and if you are able to, try out the latte with oat milk - I found that I ended up liking the oat milk latte a bit more than with original milk! The avocado toast was so good. It was on a pretty thick piece of bread, with plentiful avocado, and sprinkled with some pomegranate seeds. The poached egg was cooked to perfection and oozed out so nicely. Probably one of the best avocado toasts I've ever had. Highly recommend!

Avoid this place unless you are a guest at the hotel. I visited on Wednesday morning March 23rd…read more The barista rudely asked if I was a guest at the hotel. I replied no, as I was a guest at the hotel next door. He then proceeded to "educate" me to ask first if they could accommodate a non guest. I was in shock seeing as how it is not obvious that it is a hotel lobby cafe. The signage outside and door to not offer any clarity. If the policy is as he communicated then they should have a sign by the register. Otherwise properly train your staff to treat customers with respect and dignity.

Lovely little place, tucked away from the busyness of the main streets. Beautiful wood-walled…read moreoutdoor area, although small. Emma was our server and is positively delightful! Our breakfast was fresh and creative; I had the croque madame and my husband the Benedict; both we delicious! Highly recommend.

Their coffee is good, it's such a cozy cafe and the staff are so friendly…read more I'll come back for sure to try their food!

Few things are better than an early Parisian stroll down Canal Saint-Martin. The morning breeze,…read morethe people watching, and the light reflecting off the limestone buildings all make for a dreamy experience. To add to this reverie is the food scene that keeps blooming in the 10th, a sign that says coffee stop allures you to a tiny shop on Quai de Jemmapes. Caoua caters as an apt stop to both the marveled tourist and the busy local, slinging out drinks and food to all who stop by. As a coffee shop, they brew a good cup. Coffee is delicious and will satisfy your caffeine and instagram needs. As a food spot, this is a very recommendable stop to fill up. The menu is small but things are done exceptionally well. They offer a basic Eggs Benny (Benedict) for breakfast to which you can add a protein to. It is sufficient to say that the eggs are cooked to perfection, which is very much a French staple. The Pain Perdu is amazing, both tender and firm, topped with fresh, seasonal fruit and caramel. Lunch offerings include salads and tartines to round out the menu. Allow yourself to be surprised by this small shop as it's bright yellow exterior catches your eye. Cheers to this place as we continue to be amazed by all the simple things Parisians do so well in food.