What a brunch. My friend told me this would be the closest thing to an American brunch there is in Paris, and she may very well be right. For only 16.50€, we were served a full breakfast with a choice of fresh-squeezed juice (I had orange, she grapefruit), a hot beverage (coffee for me, hot chocolate for her), and then two courses: first the savory, then the sweet. The savory course consisted of scrambled eggs topped with chives, a small salad (lettuce, tomato, and a fat slice of white onion) with creamy vinaigrette, a wedge of hashbrowns (hashbrowns!), and two giant hot dog imitations (were they the French Knacki? It seemed so but it was hard to tell). The first plate was so copious I was unable to finish one of the hot dogs, especially as we had to tackle the second course (which, may I remind you, was included in the price of the menu). This featured a plate of palm-sized pancakes and a tiny cup of syrup (pancakes made from a box mix, to be sure, and the syrup was Aunt Jemima or something like it). That day, we were the only ones enjoying the brunch, but it seems that this place gets a lot of regulars for their other dishes: giant burgers with all the trimmings, croques and salads and steak and fries... all was served quickly, and with a warm smile. read more

Aux 100 Kilos - Brunch: the savory part - Sports Bars Near Me - Paris, 75

Very close to the Hotel we were staying in on your trip to Paris this past Oct. Since we speak little to no French made hard to talk to the server or bartender on duty, they did offer us English menus which helped us order our food. It is a local pub and seem always busy when we saw from our hotel so thought why not.. The food was good, I had their fish and chips which was very crispy and light flavor. My son ordered a plain hamburger, and server kept asking him if he wanted cheese on it and he kept saying no, just wanted bun and meat lol My husband and daughter both got their club sandwich which they liked after they scrapped off tons of mayo, apparently they like to add lots of mayo to all their sandwiches lol If you don't want to pay for bottle water, which most people do when traveling out the country, they serve table water in a craft and glass and you have to ask for ice. I ordered a apple cider which was really crisp taste with a kick to it, it was 12% alcohol lol They are seat our self but not know this we kinda just stood at the door for a few moments until they told us, we kinda felt foolish It is a nice pub, menu has many choices, but it is a bit dark to see at times. read more

We rocked up here after midnight mainly for a round of late beers. It is a bar after all... This place is well away from the tourist traps in the south of the city so was one of the only establishments open in the neighbourhood at this time of night. Having barely eaten all day, I was feeling pretty peckish and had been hankering a Croque Madame for hours. So out of desperation rather than expectation, I wearily asked if the kitchen was still open. To my utter surprise, the chef was still there, so they were happy to take food orders!! I swiftly requested that Croque Madame I'd salivated over all day; absolutely chuffed to bits. Amazingly, it turns out that I am the first person ever to order a Croque of any sort from their menu! I find that incredible as it's a perfect drink snack and way better than crisps, nuts or pork scratchings... From the food perspective, it's pretty difficult to critique a Croque - essentially just melted cheese on bread - and it's very hard to get it wrong too. But I love how something so simple can taste so good! The cheesey delight avec fried egg on top turned up in a couple of minutes and came served with a side salad, which went well alongside with my Grand (aka pint) Stella Artois! I would've loved some fries on the side but maybe that's just me being greedy... I'd also say that the pint of Stella tasted like, erm Stella. Top marks to the staff for accommodating such a late night request and for not rushing us out when it past closing time. read more

Aux 100 Kilos - This place served me a Croque Madame at around 1am!! - Sports Bars Near Me - Paris, 75

The food here is AMAZING. I was staying at a hotel nearby and came to eat here 3 times. Each time the food was outstanding and prices very reasonable! I first tried the beef kabob, which came with salad and fries. Then I had the breakfast omelette with herbs which came with a side salad. And on my third time, I had the croque madame, which was the best! The only reason I did not give this place 5 stars was for the service, they take a long time to take your order here and since it can be a little difficult to get the waiters attention (perhaps this is just the French culture?). read more

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A very nice spot for a beer late night in this southern alcove of Paris, sitting on the street side. Smoking cigarettes. Very welcoming given the late hour, service didn't suffer. Rolled out the menu, didn't glance sideways. Pretty sure they had to wake up the cook from a nap, but food was out hot and ready, much to our enjoyment. A leffe for me. A leffe for you. A leffe for all, and goodnight, Au Cent Kilos! read more

Amazing food. Great service. Loved the salad and sushi. Think everything would be good read more

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Honestly great food at a reasonable price but terrible service. Had a racist experience with the owner of the restaurant.

Well this was a find! In the middle of the 15eme, at about midnight on a Friday, our hopes of finding a nice open bar were slim to none. Hence our utter surprise to find Aux Cent Kilos only 20m down the road from us. It served purpose well: a couple of pints and a croque monsieur for the team. The staff were friendly (for Paris) and I would definitely return if in the area and in desperate need for a pint. Voila! read more

After searching late (after midnight) for a place in the area for 30 mins to find somewhere open for food, I finally found Aux 100 kilos. I ordered the fish and chips and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. Service was fantastic and friendly. Atmosphere was nice- similar to your average Parisian brasserie read more