I found this place after a little Internet research on good, cheap brunch places while studying abroad in Paris. I've now bee here twice and plan on going back many more times. The first time I went was on a Sunday with two friends visiting from England. It was absolutely packed but we managed to get a table upstairs. The waitresses weren't exactly amazing but our food definitely made up for it! The second time was with my family. Once again the food was amazing and since it was a Tuesday, the service was much better. This is definitely one of my favorite spots in Paris. Be sure to get the fresh orange juice, bowls of coffee or hot chocolate and the smoked salmon! read more

Best Croissant Aux Amandes in Paris I only post on yelp when it's important. I've been to many bakeries here in Paris in search of the best Croissants aux Amandes, and here it is. To me the flavor of the simple syrup they soak it in before baking makes all the difference. The shell doesn't have that artificial aftertaste that most of them have when too much almond/vanilla extract is used. The almond paste is fresh and sweet. It's flakey and chewy, also it looks like its been run over several times, that's always a good sign with almond croissants.. I realize every one has a preference with almond paste sweetness/amount filling but if you enjoy Croissants aux amandes, you should really try theirs. read more

Excellent do not miss it people! Lovely scene and delicious tastes!!!! Definately worths 5 stars and its a pity i hadnt found it earlier. Next time in paris - first stop here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

Adélaïde - Yummyyyyy - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

Service is condescending and nasty but the bread, hot chocolate, quiches, teas, coffees... WONDERFUL! Great creamy hot cocoa to soak up with bread! Inexpensive delicious. Just ignore the servers! read more

Mom, sis and I were in the neighbourhood to see Sacre Cour. I picked out Coquelicot des Abbesses as our breakfast spot based on the high Yelp rating. We had a big day ahead, so we all wanted to eat a hearty breakfast. The eggs and toast I had was just okay. After an extraordinary breakfast the day before, I had high standards for a five-star breakfast in Paris. The bacon was more like fried ham, or possibly Canadian bacon? And the cappuccino was watery :( The baked goods and candies on the main floor were great to take away for the day ahead, but I wouldn't make a special trip here for a sit down breakfast. read more

We were doing research on where to eat breakfast, and it turned out that this place was just a few blocks from our hotel. It was packed inside, so we ate outside even though it was quite blustery. The food was delicious, and it satisfied our brunch needs. The hot chocolate was delicious as well. My meal was around $18 USD, and it was a feast for that price. My favorite item was either the salmon, or the soft boiled egg, which I cracked over my potatoes. read more

Two words: Almond Croissant. It doesn't look like a normal croissant and I really came to this place because someone had told me about it and I am so so glad they did. Best pastry so far I've had in Paris. I might just have to stop back again. read more

I ordered a "Mexican sandwich" and got cold, bland burrito. I was really hungry but didn't finish the meal which in my case says a lot. My girlfriend was happy with her camabert and apple sandwich but it didn't make up for my impression of the place. read more

Adélaïde - This is Coquelicots "Mexican sandwich" - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

We had a good dining experience here before we went on our tour of Montmarte. They have outdoor seating, indoor, as well as a second floor (which we were at). We managed to get ourselves a seat by the window on the second floor and it was a beautiful day with the the breeze blowing in. The wait staff doesn't regularly come up stairs to take orders, so I actually had to go downstairs and place the order. The food came and it was great. My fiance had a mixed dish with salad, soup, and bread and cheese while I had a mixed meat dish. I had ordered a cappuccino also but they forgot it and I had to go downstairs to get a follow up on it but when it came it was soo good. I miss the coffee in Paris. Overall, minus the lack of staff and the missing cappuccino, it food was great. read more

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Don't get the prix fix menu unless you need a ton of food and feel like have a 20 Euro breakfast. Seriously. I had 2 eggs, lox on toast, and a coffee. It was great. My husband had some sort of omlette he really liked a lot. I would say the wait staff was rude but whatever you're in Paris. Pro tip- Get there early. And by early I really mean before 10am. It gets very crowded even just to look into the pastry case! So if you'd like to sit down you'd best be getting there early. read more

I sank a croissant here at record speed. No joke, these pastries were delicious. That I highly commend them for. Service can be quite lacking though, especially if they're busy, and your stumbling through your limited French, like I did. However, there is a cute place to sit upstairs in the attic area and it's a nice place to hide from the Parisian rains. Hot chocolate was also yummy, but not so much for my husband when the waitress poured a burning hot cup of it all over his lap by accident. She apologized, albeit poker-faced, and handed him a few napkins. We met some friends here and one had the quiche, which she said was quite tasty. So pastries and breadwise -- a solid 5 out of 5 stars! Service for non-French speaking tourists? About a 3. That's being generous because come on...you poured boiling liquid all over someone's belongings and flesh. Look a little more surprised/concerned, okay? Jesus. read more

It's a great place to get quick bite for lunch at Montmartre. It also has a bakery with delicious looking pastries! Service was fast and foods were mostly basic but fulfilling. The price is good, just two of us only costed €20. read more

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J'adore Coquelicot! I go her everytime I am in Paris, and it always surpasses my expectations. Great pastries and frech jus de pomplemousse. I will always adore this adorable cafe in my favorite part of Paris. read more

My lunch was simple but well prepared. I was tired of hotel breakfast (rip off), cafe take out, and leftover from the night before. I was walking around the neighborhood and saw this place has prefix of orange juice, coffee, croissant, fried egg, ham, and yogurt. Can't get anymore French stereotype cafe breakfast...and it was really nice. Everything tastes fresh and met my expectation. Sadly it's an outdoor cafe so you would have to endure smokers. read more

Went there for breakfast. They have a good choice of pastries. However the menu card has a fixed list of choices. Exchanging "items" is not possible. I had the basic breakfast for 4,95€. It consisted of two jars of jam , soft bread and a pot of chocolate milk. I added a piece of pastry. All was yummy. The only negative point was the waitress , who was lacking some politeness. Apart from that a nice place to have breakfast. read more

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We loved this brunch place so much , we went twice in our 3 day trip to Paris! Delicious and very reasonably priced. read more

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Cute place, amazing food selection, and good location too. Unfortunately, my friend and I experienced terrible service. We wanted table service so we sat outside with menus as instructed by the woman at the counter and she told us a server would come. So we look at the menu and wait...and wait...About 10-15 minutes go by as other people sit down and wait with menus just as we do. Eventually people get food at the counter and then sit down at the tables outside. Other people leave. My friend goes to wait in the long line to get food at the counter and finally, just as she's about to order, the waitress briskly walks out like a storm. She makes the patrons eating at the tables leave and she finallllly takes our order. Food comes out pretty quickly after that and it was delicious but wow, was that wait annoying. read more

Not nice. And I couldn't understand why there's no coffee in the morning and she refused to talk to me.

Let me start out with the eclairs: They were just dreamy. I would definitely go back for those. But this is not the only reason I would go back. We went to this little café for lunch and were really pleased. We ordered the quiche and a glass of white vine and the service was quick. The slices of quiche were big, hot and came with a side salad. Be aware: The waiters and french all the way, I saw the girl next to us order in English and the waitress just answered in English. So you better brush up on your french before you go :) read more

Such a great café! They have the best bread and pastries, customer service was phenomenal. I would recommend going early first thing in the morning because it does get very busy and there's not much seating spots. read more

One of those places you have to be french at to be treated like a human being. If you're not, you've been warned. I've been here twice. The first time, it would have received a 4 star review. I ordered a Large cup of hot chocolate that is milky enough without being overpowering and a hefty sized brioche and jam. We were only two people at around 12:30pm - we got seated in about 15 min, and the service was smiley. After the nice time I had there, I planned my birthday brunch here for 5 people. This second time deserved barely 2 stars, because their food is fine. Walk in with my group of 5, they are obviously really pissed that we dared even enter with such a large group (the place is small). They start rolling their eyes and telling us "this is impossible", "this is going to be really hard" - without giving us a time frame of when we're going to be seated. Luckily, my boyfriend is French and finally got them to huff out "well you might have to wait 20 minutes". OKAY 20 MIN WHO THE F CARES, I AM WILLING TO WAIT. So we wait. Wait. more waiting. Turns out they gave our table to another party of 4. Finally when we're seated we get nothing but dirty looks and angry eyes from the curly lady behind the coffee counter. Then at one point she stares at our table and says TA GEULE which means STFU essentially. So pissed at this point, the entire brunch is pretty much ruined by their petty behavior. Just another place where the french dont want your business. I would never come here again. Food is good though and you get an egg, a madeleine, potatoes, salmon on toast, fruit salad, and a yogurt for about 19 eur. read more

I cannot even begin to describe how incredible their patisseries are. Staying in Montmartre, we were advised of a bakery shop that was "The Best", but on our week stay, that shop was either closed or sold out. So, we discovered Coquelicot and to me it was the best. Incredible baguettes, incredible deserts, incredible croissant, and best madelines I have had. This shop became a daily stop for our baked goods. Seeing them making baguettes and being served a warm one cannot be beat. On two occasions we had the opportunity to dine in for breakfast. Note: if you are standing in line to buy and plan to eat in, that is not an option. There are 2 prices for everything, the higher being for dine in. You must immediately asked to be seated or you will not be welcome to eat the items you just bought by standing in line. The first morning we went the surrounding guests were locals. This I know for sure, as the wait staff addressed them by name and commented on growing babies, etc. that quality I very much enjoyed about Coquelicot and neighboring restaurants. Waitstaff know their customers. I read several reviews of people saying this shop is understaffed. If you can be patient, and learn that in this city eating is lifestyle, then you won't feel like this is true. read more

This place is so great! Service is friendly and the food as great. Plenty of seating inside and out. The croque monsieur was huge, and it tasted amazing. The quiche was also nice. This place is really cheap and quick too. read more

A friend had us walk ten blocks in the rain dragging luggage along to get here for almond and pistachio croissants. We passed about 50 patiseries on the way, as you do in Paris. We were thinking, is she crazy? In the end we were thanking her profusely for deeming us worthy of the pilgramage. It was so worth it! For the rest of my days, if ever I am in Paris for even just a few hours stopover at the airport, I would take the train into town just to smell and taste these again. I dream of them. I long for them. You can't understand until you've tried them. I have never had another pastry even remotely resembling the quality of these rich little morsels. I can't wait to taste them again one day. Ummm. For gods sake, if it's within your power to get there, please go and see for yourself and enjoy one for me. X read more

One of our favorite baguette spots, and also, a to-die-for breakfast. They serve their cafe and tea in bowls that you lift with two hands. Awesome. If you feel you need a breakfast that's a little more substantial than the usual croissant, you can get an egg poached in brioche, a nice dish of fromage blanc, beautiful country ham. Tres bien! read more

Gorgeous little cafe and a great stop for breakfast. I had the Petit Dejeuner Equilibre, and the rest of my family had the bacon and eggs. Friendly service, and also the best fresh-squeezed orange juice I've ever had in my life. The bowl of coffee (yes, bowl) sorted me out for the day ahead, too. read more

Just okay. I was expecting more from their croissants. It was too soggy for my taste. Coffee was weak. Very disappointed.

One of my FAVORITE places in Paris. We were staying in Montmartre last December and spent many mornings warming up here over P'tit D'ejenergie - which included a BOWL of delicious cafe au lait and half a chewy yummy baguette with creamy butter and excellent housemade confitures (jam) for less than 5 Euros. There are a few tables downstairs and more upstairs. More than the good food, the atmo is so fun and kitsch. We loved sitting downstairs and watching all the hustle and bustle of the shop keepers and people ordering their baked goods in and out, in and out. Servers were very patient with our american french. Loved the whole experience. "BONJOUR!" "MERCI!" read more

Nice and cozy place with a relaxed atmosphere. The cappuccino was big and tasty, the pastry is very good and fresh. A nice place for a brunch our a little afternoon coffee break. read more

I hadn't read the yelp reviews before settling on this place for a solo lunch after a day of walking through Montmartre, but it looked appealing and cozy. I took a seat outside to enjoy some people watching and though service was slow they were friendly enough and unobtrusive which was nice (I spoke French but noticed all the servers/staff spoke English). I had a very good slice of vegetable quiche which came with a salad of fresh greens, simply dressed but very good. A hot cappu after to keep me warm which was very good. Would recommend for a good simple meal, will have to go back to try other items from the bakery case, as other yelpers seem to highly recommend and the breads and pastries did look delicious. read more

Wonderful boulangerie/patisserie in Montmartre, near the Abbesses metro. I stop by to get a pain au chocolat for breakfast or a baguette for snack. Coquelicot also has indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy breakfast or brunch. There is always a line, which is a good sign, and the staff is friendly and efficient. read more

Simple but good neighborhood cafe in Montmartre. The staff, at least when I was there, didn't speak much English (but I didn't expect them to) but despite of that, I was still able to communicate with them what I wanted. The ladies working there were so nice. I had a cappuccino and a salmon quiche. The salmon quiche I ordered wasn't warmed enough as it was still a bit cold in the middle, although it was good. I think next time I come back, I'll try their pastries instead. read more

Best quiche Loraine I have had! All outdoor seatings were taken and so we sat upstairs by the window. Food was delicious.

Rude and inefficient personnel and overrun by fellow tourists animated by yelp reviews. Our visit was stressful and not worth the food. By the way, just 100 yards away (coming out of this overflown Cafe, turn right) at Rue des Abbesses there is a very good and premiered Boulangerie with great baguettes. read more

I buy my bread here, so it's one of the best in the neighbourhood despite being a little touristy sometimes. Their pain aux amandes & financier are very good other than the baguettes. You can have your coffee outdoors! But the servers are not the best, I must admit. Victims of their own success and they can be rude sometimes but I don't quite care as I am there to take away most of the time. read more

Spent quite a few mornings here on our first trip to Paris. Quiche? Eggs? Toast? Bowls of coffee? What's not to like?!

Best baguette I had in Paris! We stumbled upon this bakery on a walk from Sacre Couere

Worst service I've ever had! I waited over 40 minutes and my eggs were cold. They didn't even apologize. I don't recommend...

If there's one place I'm definitely coming for breakfast in Paris, it is HERE! Skip all those standard brasseries that give you the typical "basket of french bread and coffee and juice" breakfast and come to this spot. There's plenty of seating outside and upstairs but if there's a wait then I would DEFINITELY recommend waiting. We have quiches and some croissants and they were both amazing. The croissants were seriously the most perfect, buttery pieces of heaven I've ever had (take note they don't have Nutella, but they will provide butter and jams). The coffee was on point and the servers are soooooooo nice and helpful. Must go back! read more

I loved this place. I went here in December or 2009 with my mother. It was a cold winter day but a bowl of hot chocolate and a filling brunch were just what we needed. I loved their quiches and croissants so much that i returned to this very place in December 2010 when traveling through the area with a friend. So perfect and quaint! read more