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After going out of our way to see Rue Dénoyez and being very disappointed by the supposedly famous…read morestreet art there, we wandered upon Le Barbouquin. It is a bit hidden on a corner at the end of this street, yet stands out for its eclectic, warm vibe. This is definitely a very local spot - I'm sure we were the only non-Parisians there - but there is some English on the menu, and the server knew English as well. THE COST: 20€ for two coffees and one brunch entree. THE SERVICE: Super nice. I sent back a drink and felt really bad about it, but our server was really sweet and just seemed concerned and asked what was wrong with it (it was the Jus Citron Gingembre - see below). I also left my backpack here and one of the servers ran a couple blocks to catch up with me and give it to me! THE WAIT: None on a Monday at 11:30am. They don't have many tables/seats and the place was about half full. By the time we left about an hour later, every table/seat was taken! THE FOOD: * Jus Citron Gingembre - 1 star This was pretty terrible, basically lightly flavored water. I would hardly call this a juice. Our server was nice about me sending this back and did offer to add more flavor to it. * Cappuccino - 4 stars It was creamy and more bitter that other cappuccinos I've had in Paris (which was good! Not too sweet). * Latte - 4 stars This was my replacement drink, and it was great! Lots of creamy foam. * Tartine - 4.5 stars Amazing!! Soft airy bread with a good thick crust, and a delicious combination cheese/honey/hummus and sweet pickled veggies (I don't even like other things!). I would never have thought all of this would taste good together, but they make it work really well!

Very good food, the breakfast with the eggs and pancake perfect and flavorful. very deliciousread more

Absolutely wonderful cafe. They have delicious food, wonderful coffees and the service is…read morewonderful. Everyone was kind and helpful. The ambiance is bright and calm. Not a very loud atmosphere which I liked a lot. We came to eat here many times during our stay in Paris. They have loads of vegan pastries!! Also vegan milks as well.

Delicious"Continental" breakfast with fresh pressed juice, brioche sucrë and cage au lait…read more Friendly service. Nice relaxed ambience. Will return!

Where do I even begin? The service is warm, shocking for…read moreParis. The coffee is good and the food is unique. For breakfast, they offer congee, a breakfast Banh mi, and soya eggs with bacon! If I'm hungover, you know I'm coming for that congee. For lunch, they offer super affordable and delicious Banh mi and rice bowls. Ask for that homemade sriracha! On weekends, they do a delicious fried chicken brunch that is lightly breaded and comes with a full plate of colorful veggies. From Th-Saturday evenings, their Master Chef winning chef does a neo Bistrot where you can try her take on delicious shareable, Asian inspired plates. I personally love how the chef uses what she can, local ingredients and unique Asian flavors, to create an incredibly exciting menu. It's not like anything else in Paris! They also offer craft beers and organic wines. To me, The Hood is my home away from home in Paris. It's where I can come as I am and be welcomed with a smile and warm ambiance. I also love their dedication to the creative community and music. The Hood is a special place that continues to grow with you.

TLDR: Good chicken rice outside of Singapore. But a bit heavy on the sesame oil (in my opinion)…read more Cozy homey vibe inside with great service. Chef will bring out your food when available. The Hood offers far more than just chicken rices but chicken rice is our favorite so we had to try it. You get chicken, rice, and broth along with ginger and spicy dipping sauces and soft boiled egg. You can get more or less chicken for 3 euros incremental. The chicken is the cold style kind of chicken rice. Also, it's a bit heavy on the sesame oil flavor. That said it's very flavorful with the selected spices! The service is great for a Paris small restaurant. No air con but they do have heaters!

Everything here is a work of art. This North African pastry place combines the gorgeousness of…read moreFrench patisserie with fantastic Arab ingredients like dates, almonds, and orange. Help yourself to the mint tea as well. Gluten-free notes: You can have the mint tea! Many of the desserts contain almond flour, but many also contain semoule (wheat!). If you eat anything here, be sure you ask about "semoule" not just "ble" to be sure what you're getting. Maybe it's not a good idea.

Wow, this place is amazing. If you love sugar and middle eastern food, you will love this place…read more They have combined the gorgeousness of French patisserie with fantastic Arab ingredients like dates, almonds, and orange. Help yourself to the mint tea as well.

I understand the poor reviews, I had to go get somebody and tell them I needed a menu. I get it…read more Service is bad. But the food and coffee was not. I got a burger with potatoes on the side. It was a little more rare than I would have liked, but still very good. Great espresso as well.

Location alone deserves full stars. Neighbourhood is beautiful, hilly, quiet, with a large park…read more Staff are relaxed, will check in as needed but not in your face if you want to work. Food is great if you like French etc food... Not earthy and hearty as I prefer but that's just personal preference - mostly its presentation was impressive. Terrace draws a cool local crowd, inside is not at all crowded. Good playlist - American music though, oddly.

Cute little cafe on a busy Parisian avenue. Had a good cortado and a very tasty chocolate chip &…read morehazelnut cookie. Coffee focus but eclectic menu--had juices and snacks and even a CBD component or menu. Often places like that make me nervous but this spot seemed pretty solid.

The cutest little cafe!! Even though we don't speak French, we were accommodated with the best…read moreservice and delicious coffee. Come by and sit in a fun hanging chair or relax outside with a street view!

But have you ever dined out in a bathtub or bed?…read more At first it seems like a cute vegetarian cafe/brasserie along the canal- unassuming and fairly standard. Vegetarian dishes are the highlight here, meat and eggs can be added for extra. Then you walk upstairs and see the uniquely decorated "home" that puts a new spin on "eating in". We came for the weekend brunch 12-3pm. All orders placed at the counter consisted of a couple croissants, a light entree, a dessert, and all you can have coffee, juice, baguette, butter, and jam for 24€. We were given the pastries, and a buzzer to collect our entree and dessert when they were ready from the basement kitchen. So you'll definitely need to be with people who can walk up and down stairs while holding plates- and maybe more than one plate if someone needs to hold a spot at tables. It is pricier than other brunches nearby, but it is also a novelty and part of what you're paying for is the unlimited nature of the buffet and time you will occupy the adorably decorated but limited space.

Devoured and loved the vegan cookie here! Seriously 5 stars go to the vegan chocolate chip cookie,…read morechai tea & adorable set up. The veggie salad was filling and also vegan You feel like you're in a vintage Parisian home, make sure to sit upstairs in one of the rooms (bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, or dining room) Staff was very kind and helped me with translating French to English. Great place to relax from walking or snag a quick bite.

This is a solid neighborhood joint that we really enjoyed. It was a short walk from the B&B we…read morestayed at and we visited a couple of times. It is definitely a locals spot so limited English is spoken. No english menu. Know some basic French food words or have a translator app ready to know what you're reading/ordering. Wine pricing is by the glass, two glasses, 4 glasses (bottle) and the last price is a bit more than that (6-8?). Silly us, Americans used to paying so much for a glass, we thought the first price (most were about 2-4 euros) was a half glass and the next size (4-7euros) was a full glass. Nope. Full glass and double that respectively. Hello, Paris. They even have "wines of the moment" that are still in the barrel and are tapped. Try one. Food was yummy all around - we tried a quiche, veggie lasagna, chicken w/citrus sauce and something else I can't remember now. Prices are great and there are usually dishes of the week as well. Menus are brought around to you on a small blackboard. They also have a full bar and this seemed to be the place to hangout after hours. They are opened til 2am every day and open early for breakfast/brunch.

Stopped by here to chill for a few hours before checking into our airbnb a few minutes away. It was…read morehard to communicate with the workers, but Google Translate was super helpful haha. We had tea (3 euros) and the charcuterie plate (10 euros) which were delicious. My friend also liked the cafe au lait here and they were friendly with and even gave us free french fries! The workers were super nice even though we had a communication barrier - definitely worth stopping by to chill if you have free time.