This is a short walk from the Versailles Chateau RER station, so we had a late lunch before heading…read moreback into Paris. It was a rainy day, and we were struggling with our umbrellas (mine flipped outwards with the strong winds), and one of the baristas opened the door for us and let us get ourselves together. We were offered menus, which were in English and French, and ordered at the counter when ready. I've been coming down with a cold, so I ordered Golden milk and avocado toast. The meal was very healthy, it came with quinoa salad and carrot slaw. Light, but a good little bit of protein for the vegetarian option. The Golden milk was very nice, the turmeric and ginger balanced out nicely, so it wasn't overwhelming. It helped me feel a little better and is a great way to warm up. They have a combo meal deal- drink, lunch plate, and dessert, but Golden milk isn't included with this option. My friend split her pistachio cake with me and it was delicious! I love pistachio anything- so it was a nice treat. It's a small and cozy little cafe and a nice place to take a break after touring the Palace.

Nice little cafe…read more Avocado toast is different and has pomegranate seeds and nuts to give both sweet and crunchy. The coffees being served are quite nice and I'd recommend taking home a bag since it's about ten euros for 250gm for their espresso blend. It's a little expensive for a cafe latte or flat white with milk. The microfoam could be better.

After moving from California to France, we found ourselves missing a place to go for a good…read moresandwich, and for a good coffee with pastry/cookie. Gontran Cherrier fulfills that void brilliantly. The sandwiches are very affordable and tasty, the cakes and "patisseries" are great. My favorite sandwich is the "black sandwich". For dessert, I highly recommend the lemon cheesecake, for instance. And then, coffee is excellent too, with again a large choice of danish or pastries to eat with. The employees are very nice. And unlike many bakeries in France, there is plenty of room to sit. After you visit the château of Saint-Germain-en-Laye and wander in the nice shopping streets, this is the best you want to stop for lunch or coffee.

The best baguette tradition in town! They have the usual whole wheat, tradition, pain de mie, but…read morealso interesting breads like squid ink and curry. I didn't care for their croissants (too heavy and bread like, not flaky), which is too bad since they offer a breakfast with orange juice, espresso and a croissant for only 3.5 Euros. They have a great classic ham sandwich for less than 4 Euros. Their lunch menus include bun sandwiches which can be a curry bun with chicken to a pad thai shrimp noodle dish with soup for under 18 Euros. Warmer weather means their patio is open and I saw a gelato set-up being wheeled in recently :)

Went here with my guys from school at last year's Halloween (mostly English speakers). The waiter…read morewas very nice for explaining every details of pizza in English. Pizzas took quite long time to come though; maybe because we're like 12 people ordering pizzas at the same time. The pizzas are great and the ambience was excellent! Place was full of families until around 22h30. We stayed until it closed and we even got free marshmallow! :)

Les serveurs sont super sympas et les nectars servis sont succulents. Je recommande la biere du…read moremoment

From the owner: Un café torréfié sur place Dans une pièce étroite, encombrée derrière le comptoir par un immense…read moretorréfacteur, la boutique hésite entre l'épicerie fine et les produits ethniques. Les cafés et thés " authentiques " composent un tour du monde hétéroclite dont les correspondances se situent en Colombie, en Jamaïque, dans une petite île près de Java ou encore en Ethiopie. Les mélanges de robusta et d'arabica, torréfiés sur place, sont de véritables compositions dont toutes les subtilités s'expriment au même titre que celles d'un grand vin.

After having walked through the gardens at Versailles (and the palace, le Grand et Petit Trianons…read moreet le Hamlet de la Reine), we were ready for a break. Because today is what would have been my Granny's 106th birthday, we decided that some lovely pastries and chocolat chaud were in order: Granny always loved a mouthful of something sweet. Located just steps from the entrance to/exit from the Grand Trianon, Angelina offers a comfortable and beautiful place to take a pause and enjoy a lovely pastry. With very polite and helpful service (they speak French and English) ordering is a snap. It's counter service, and there is a lovely dining area where you can take your trays. The Paris-Brest was gorgeous and full of hazel it flavor and a blend of textures. The Mont Blanc Caramel was also wonderful--just the right amount of sweet tempered by the slight bitterness of the caramel and chocolate. It was absolutely delicious (and also beautiful). I highly recommend a stop at Angelina if you are visiting Versailles. After feasting your eyes on the beauty of the palaces and grounds, it's only fair that your other senses get a turn.

Honestly, I should be giving this place 5 stars, we really had no complaints to the food…read more Everything we got was delicious. The seating is adorable. I will tell you, the hot chocolate is not as good as Carette. This one was just too chocolatey, too much. The other issue is that it's quite pricey for the food we got, but this was expected as you are eating in a palace! Service was good as well. Overall, cute experience.

Great pastries and cappuccino. Fast service. The cake was layered and fresh. Great place to hang…read moreout in victor hugo circle.

Wow wow - they make excellent pastries / baguette / coffee. Good boulangeries in Paris taste…read moredifferent :) They are very busy on the weekend with people constantly going in and out. We ordered a bunch of stuffs to try including baguette, plie de chocolat, pistachio chocolat pain russe, eclair chocolat and a panini. All are delightful. Chocolat eclair has both chocolate cream and pastry cream it was epic... Our latte/americano were delicious. Their baguette wins a competition in 2012 and was very yummy too. They have some seating inside in the back.

This is the coffee shop that we've all been longing for to come to Paris -- friendly, personal,…read morehomemade, and, most importantly, VEGAN. (There are some other coffee shops in Paris that are similar in style, but if you *don't* eat animals and their secretions, any time you go to one of those "cool type" shops you have to settle for just a cuppa.) No! Us vegans want something to EAT, by jove. Thank God for Grounded. Everything is delicious and creatively presented, the hot chocolate is actually made with melted dark chocolate (um, SO GOOD,) and their menu is always evolving with the seasons. AMAZING food, guys. I'll be back -- hungry -- for more of their savory fare.

I made sure to scope out some great vegan spots before I visited Paris, and I can definitely say…read moreI'm glad I put this place on the list of restaurants to eat at! The two items we ordered were both SO good. We ordered some sort of toast that has almond butter, hazelnut butter, jam, and coconut flakes. It had the perfect amount of sweetness to satisfy a slight morning sweet tooth. The other item we ordered was the bowl of the month (or maybe it's the bowl of the week?) It, too, was wonderful, and so filling! Grounded is really cute and cozy inside, but I will say that it was HOT in this small space. Also, there isn't much seating in here. Maybe enough for 12-15 people. Still, the food here is incredible and the man working at the counter was so kind. Definitely stop in here if you can!

The people were amazing and very patient, and always made sure that everything was okay at our…read moretable. The ambiance was very beautiful with the flowers and lights, and the food was absolutely delicious! Their pizza mightve been the best I've had in a long time, including their fries.

Needed something to eat after tour of Versailles Palace and this restaurant was nearby. There was…read morepatio seating but we asked to be seated inside and were shown to a dining area in the back with a great view of the palace and quaint street. Service was great! The Caprese was fabulous. The pizza was a little bland and the gnocchi was just okay. The crème brûlée was very good but the waffle lacked flavor. Bit overpriced for what we ordered at about $90. Overall, great experience.

Cute little cafe in the heart of March aux Puces. It's stocked with well-curated wares for sale,…read moreincluding blankets and photography. The menu is rather small, with coffee drinks and homemade pastries at reasonable prices. We got some iced tea to go and had to wait quite a bit for the shopkeeper to fetch ice; it was rather warm in the shop so I don't know if I'd hang out here in the heat of summer again. The iced tea hit the spot and fueled us for more exploring.

Such a sweet little place with great coffee, pastries AND ceramics from local artists. I met a…read morelocal friend here after walking around the amazing vintage Parisian flea market. The market made me wish I was an interior designer with a chic flat in Paris to adorn with all the treasures this place had. Back to this quaint cafe! One of the yummiest chai lattes and banana breads I've had and like in Argentina, all the drinks came with little tea cookies with the cutest touch. This is the perfect place to stop off for a coffee and bite while you enjoy all the market has to offer. Get some ceramics for me when you go, sadly there wasn't any room in my carry-on because it was chalk full of Parisian skincare products.