What a beautiful space that's many things from cafe to restaurant to work space to pop up space…read more Decorated with recycled goods and plants, there's plenty of places to sit indoor and out. Their chocolate croissants were excellent and staff friendly.

I came here for brunch with a friend on a Saturday afternoon around 12:45. This was one of the most…read moreunique brunch places I've been to, and I really enjoyed it. The weekend brunch concept is basically that you pick either the vegetarian (20€) or omnivore version (22€) of whatever savory brunch plus dessert they've put together, and you get unlimited self-service hot drinks, bread, butter, and jam. Once you order at the front, they give you a buzzer and you find a seat and wait for your meal to be prepared; when the buzzer goes off, you collect your food from the kitchen area. They have a lot of low-waste and eco-friendly measures, including sorting food waste and focusing on using local products. When we arrived, the place was packed--unsurprising, given the day and time. The tables are very close together so we did have to awkwardly squeeze between a lot of other tables to get to 1 that was open. Since it's so cramped it's possible it's not the most comfortable dining experience if you're claustrophobic, but I felt the restaurant had a very community-oriented vibe and the packed dining areas just added to that. The restaurant is actually not small at all, as there was a wide floorplan and 2 levels of seating, so the fact that it was as busy as it was is quite a testament to the its popularity. Our buzzer went off after a few minutes, and the brunch plates were huge and delicious. That day the vegetarian plates came packed with a very balanced selection of items, including quinoa with raisins, salad, bread topped with scrambled eggs, some cheese, potatoes (my favorite) and a coleslaw-like concoction. The omnivore plate included all of this as well as a filet of smoke salmon, which was really delicious. The dessert, also included in the brunch price, consisted of fruit, some kind of pudding, and a few mini tarts. I ultimately wasn't a huge fan of the desserts, but I loved the savory plate. Given the quantity and quality of the food, as well as unlimited bread and hot drinks, I considered the price of the meal to be very reasonable. The staff at La Recyclerie were very friendly and efficient; multiple employees were happy to explain to us how the weekend brunch menu worked and where things were. There was also a little market at the front of the restaurant, where local vendors were selling candles, textiles, etc. Definitely a lovely place to visit if you're in the area!

Came here on a rainy summer night and this was my favorite meal in Paris for sure! The owner is…read morewonderful and attentive. He took the time to explain how he personally chose a rosé wine and he also explained a bit about the meats on our cheese and meat plate. Then there was the duck confit. OMG. You guys, duck is amazing! Let me just say and in familiar terms, it smelled like Thanksgiving, but was so much more savory. I don't usually order duck, but I would eat it here all the time if I lived in Paris! The salad it came with was a great balance and the puff pastry was delicate and delicious. I will surely come back here the next time I'm in Paris.

Saw this quaint restaurant across the famous "moulin galette resto", and tried it at random. Was I…read moresurprised. Amazing warm hospitable service, with the BEST soufflé I've had so far. (I'd say it easily will give " le soufflé " a run for its money). I also had the pig's ear pate which was good, and the galette de la mere del ray dessert which was a good ending to my meal. But yes, I have to say it again, the best soufflé. Totally worth the climb up the hill.

This Montmartre neighborhood cafe is a great stop for breakfast. The menu is somewhat limited but…read morethe food delicious and fresh. Good coffee too.

One of the few places in Paris that serves iced lattes, and it was a really great one. The iced…read morelatte was a bit small but the taste was really great. They have plenty of gluten free options on the breakfast menu including gluten free bread which was appreciated. The food was great and the ambiance was nice too.

Delicious food, wonderful location, and great service! Unlike many cafes in Paris, this is on a…read morequiet (at least on Monday) side street in Montmatre. We sat outside for brunch on a beautiful day. We started with drinks - cappuccino and (finally! Oat milk!) lattes, as well as hot chocolate. Everything was sublime and so damn pretty, too. We each got something different so we could try a variety - scrambled eggs for mom, baked eggs with goat cheese and mushrooms, and Toulouse sausage. Omg delicious! The sausage was so flavorful, the potato was a mess of cheese and butter and incredibly amazingly good, the poached eggs were perfect, and the tomatoes were super flavorful. Everyone else enjoyed their meals too, and the bites of their meals were superb as well. So do so good!!

Service was great from the moment we answered we felt welcome and were seated immediately. We were…read moregiven suggestions about food to try that's only on the menu for the day. We were told the chef cook special dishes that are not repeated. Food was great. Everything appeared organic and was made to order. The hot chocolate was delicious and filling not drinking the whole thing before your meal. The ambiance of this place seems like a great place for family or friends to gather.

Okay, we pass by this joint everyday. We never step in cause if your visiting Paris, why would you…read moreeven eat here right? You think you'd rather have a crepe or French onion soup or even some duck confit. But let me tell you, this place is legit. I can only speak for the fried chicken wings and fries. It's really reasonably priced and you get great salty savory food. Oh and if you come at night, you might pass by the hooker with her boob out. Winning!

From the owner: Situé dans le 18 ème arrondissement de Paris, notre restaurant vous accueille tous les jours, 7/7,…read moreafin de vous faire découvrir ses savoureux Burgers, Chickens et Patatas 100 % AVS. Pépé Santana, le snack nouvelle génération.

This was our first time in Paris. We celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary and came upon this…read morerestaurant near where we were staying. Seeing that the reviews were excellent, we decided to give it a try. We were stunned with the friendliness of the staff and their willingness to help us even though we did not speak French. The food was outstanding beginning with the appetizer - French fries with bacon and cheese. Our mains were even better along with an outstanding bottle of wine picked with the help of our waiter. Poni was a Michelin star restaurant to us!

Wide variety of seating, food, and flavors!…read more I made a lunch reservation at 1:30 on a Monday. They still had some tables empty but a reservation is a good idea to be sure. I was seated in the backroom which was all high tables and very quiet. Notre Pâté en croûte - This was great. A slice of bread with chunks of duck and other meat with pickled items on the side (which I always love!) and a little bit of lettuce. It is not like a spreadable paté. Capra (salade) - this was a large salad with three large fried goat cheese balls. I had to take much of it with me. It has a variety of ingredients which don't necessarily go together but you can mix and match with each bite. They have a QR code to their website for the English menu if you need. I was stopped at the door asking if I paid which was strange because the tables in my section all have QR codes on them to pay before leaving. Do Parisians not use these? Next time: I'll sit upstairs and try some other dishes.

I wanted to love this place! It was recommended by a French…read morelocal, saying it was the perfect mix of touristy area with true delectable French cuisine! We went in for French onion soup & got a side of fries. The soup was SO salty it was almost inedible. The restaurant was not super busy - we booked a reservation in case but luckily we're eating during off time for dinner, yet service was still super slow. I think it took almost 1.5/2 hours to order soup, fries & pay the bill. Overall fine, would recommend trying something else food wise but it's a cute building / area!

This place is absolutely adorable. We were seated upstairs in a quaint, quiet corner that felt…read moreintimate and relaxed--perfect for a cozy meal. The short ribs were the standout: fall-off-the-bone tender with a rich, hearty sauce that really delivered. The charcuterie meat plate was solid but not especially memorable, and the escargot was fine as well. The pasta, however, was wonderfully rich and comforting--exactly what you want from a dish like that. Service was excellent from start to finish--attentive, warm, and well-paced. Definitely recommend making reservations for all restaurants here, as it seems to fill up quickly.

Very impressed. I read good reviews on Google but I wasn't prepared for the quality of the dishes…read more The place is very unassuming looking but the dishes were artfully presented, the ingredients were super fresh and the flavors were excellent. We ordered: 1) steak tartare - never had it presented with so much flavor and vegetables, 2) Italian salad - the burrata was huge and delicious and the ingredients were tasty down to the croutons, 3) the steak with fries - extremely tasty and the best homemade fries I've ever had, and finally the 4) onion soup - fresh, tasty, perfect amount of saltiness. The portions were large, the prices reasonable and the atmosphere relaxed. Would definitely come back.

The best hidden gem in Paris! I would rate it above 5 starts if I could! Truly the best food I had…read morewhile visiting all of France can't wait to come back and try more! Will visit every time. Thank you guys for being the best hosts I experienced while in Paris! So kind and delicious!

- Locale Destination - It's on rue Durantin and rue…read moreRavignan, near Montmartre, in Paris. It's on the middle of steep hill. Ambiance: cute, casual, neighborhood cafe Menu: coffee, pastries, breakfast menu Service: nice, English ok! - Gluttony Expedition - Espresso: nice - Conqueror's Deduction - Nice neighborhood cafe. People raved about food, but I one had espresso for a break.

Came 06/05/25. Got a cafe latte and a chai latte. Both were great. Outside seating was nice.read more

This wasn't listed on Yelp! I just added it. But it's a reminder, when traveling abroad, to not…read moresolely rely on Yelp. It's good to explore and wander and walk into a place that isn't listed and try it out. This was a lovely cafe. Lots of room. Great music. Peaceful atmosphere. Wonderful coffee. Working Wi-Fi. A great place to sit and read or chat quietly or do a little work on your laptop.

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