If you're looking for the heartburn you enjoy in North America then you might want to eat here. It has the basics covered, they can fry an egg sunny up, over easy, and even do a decent poached egg, but the overall eating experience leaves a lot to be desired. The service was quite good with our server in a whirl of activity, and the decor has a 1950's diner vibe to it, so it's a bit nostalgic in a way. The potatoes were barely warm, the bacon ranged from greasy to overcooked, but it did taste like bacon from home. The toast had zero flavour, and the hollandaise came straight out of a packet. Should have waited a few more days and gone out for bacon and eggs at home. read more

See all

Perfectly serviceable, I question "Norwegian eggs" as a true American dish but perhaps I haven't spent enough time in the upper Midwest. Service was...well, I had my grade-school French corrected by the waitress, so...very French. The scrambled eggs were fine, sausages alright. Where they clearly shine is the French toast - crispy outside, really nicely done. Recommend you stick to the carbs here. read more

If you're looking for some good old American breakfast and you've been dying to have a taste of pancakes to have something different than the traditional Parisian croissant, this is your place. Cute diner style ambiance and the servers speak English as well. We always end up eating here at last once on our trips to Paris when we just need a little something more for breakfast! read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Breakfast burrito - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

If you're an American and you miss American food and its portions, this is the spot for you! After a week in Europe, my boyfriend and i were feeling a bit homesick for some simple breakfast of bacon and eggs. We made the trek over and enjoyed it! The restaurant is pretty small with some high top tables and small tables. Pretty cozy but worth it for the value. The staff is really friendly and attentive. Would recommend the pancakes! read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

Absolutely an amazing find after a week of traveling to taste a bit of home was just what we needed! The staff were so friendly and helpful. Food was so incredibly tasty. I would recommend this place if your in need of American breakfast. read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Sprite and Freshly squeezed Orange juice - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

Amazing food for anyone, but if you're in Paris from America and wanting a taste of home, this is the place to go. My husband and I ate every bite of our food. Our waitress Ivana was so kind and attentive, which was a complete departure from every restaurant we have visited in Paris. We will carry the memory of our experience here and bring it back to Texas with us, and tell family and friends to try it out if and when they visit Paris. Our favorite meal in Paris! read more

Well, to begin with, the very cute and sweet waitperson had never heard of SuperTramp. Wow! That was so funny to us. We were in Paris and very disappointed in the general quality of the food at most of the restaurants. We were hungry one morning, so we Yelped for breakfast places from our La Marais hotel. Breakfast in America popped right up and was a 10 minute walk from us, so away we went. We loved everything about BiA, even the music, although we never heard a track from the Supertramp album of the same name. Obviously, the owner knew this music since one of the other waitpeople recognized a poster of the album cover we showed her one morning, and said, "yeah, we have that poster in our other story on the Left Bank." We ate there every morning that week, forgoing the awful croissants served at our hotel "breakfast." The Benedict taught me a new and extraordinary approach to Benedict. Crispy bacon, instead of chewy candian bacon or tasteless ham. What a breakthrough. We ate there every day for the week we were in Paris. Love this place. Go for the Benedict. It's delicious. The people are wonderful and the Cappuccini are very tasty, too. I'm now using bacon in all my Benedicts made at home. I cook. We know good food. Find it here. read more

Great place. I was asking some locals for a really good artisanal burger, since burgers seem to be a thing here in Paris, and I got directed to this place, nestled in the lovely Le Marais district (3eme/4eme). Fun place with a good sense of humor. The burgers seem solidly good. I'm especially amused by the All American burger, which has a red-white-blue theme (red peppers, white onions, blue cheese). I ended up ordering the BIA burger which was delicious. Service was efficient. I vaguely remember the bathrooms being a bit small, but generally good. read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Note the joke with the All American Burger (red-white-blue). Haha... - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

One of the best American breakfast place's I've ever been too and I'm from the US. When I was in Paris I came here every morning. Couldn't get enough of it. My partner and I still talk about this place and how next time we come to Paris again we have to stay someplace close to here. read more

Visited Paris for 10 days and had breakfast here for 3 days! Got the same meals each time. It was honestly some of the best food we had our whole trip. Felt like home. Staff was extremely friendly every time. Food was amazing, literally NO complaints at all. Great pricing, great environment and overall a lovely place . read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Chocolate milkshake - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

If you're an American in Paris then this is the place to get your breakfast fix. The omelette was great. Coffee was terrible...made me feel right at home with its diner feel. read more

Strait up American diner... sort of. I had eggs and sausages. Pretty close of how it is from the States. The person who waited on us was from Indiana, and to my chagrin, a Cubs fan. The reason I say sort of is because the cost of Paris real estate. The place is small so it fills up quickly. If you want some American diner food, go early. read more

See all

Great Value for money (American servings! You can split with someone) Great Taste Service (more accommodating than most restaurants) read more

Breakfast in America 2 - French toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

There's nothing quite so special as a diner breakfast to anyone who's ever spent any time in North America, and I'm happy to say that this place delivered impeccably. Diner food has to be simple, cheap, quick, and in big portions - check, and come with black filter coffee - check (endless refills!). The service was friendly, fast, and attentive and the atmosphere cozy and jovial. Minus one star because my bacon *and* eggs were slightly overcooked :( and the prices did not make up for this, as it is still a cafe in the center of Paris... But nonetheless I would recommend it highly to anyone missing that diner magic! read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

I've enjoyed this place on several of my trips to Paris. For Americans who long for a traditional breakfast, this is the perfect spot. I had CC's Big Mess and a side of bacon. The food was very good as usual, but the service today was plain awful. I asked for water 3 times before I finally got it. My food sat in the window, where I could see it for more than 10 minutes while the male waiter continued to walk by it ignoring it completely. The chef even dinged the bell multiple times. Because of this my breakfast was Luke warm at best. It's a very small place, the food is always good, and it's a nice change up if you're missing the comfort of home. I'll go back, I just hope the service gets back to how it was. read more

I'm a regular here when I'm working in Paris and it's probably more for the nostalgia than the actual good quality. The burgers particularly the one with bacon and egg are Solid but not amazing and portion size should be improved. The spacing is a claustrophobic nightmare and the bathroom is too big and should have been downsized to make a bigger dining area. read more

See all

They don't take reservations, but fortunately they move the line efficiently and we were seated after only fifteen minutes. Various servers came around often to take our order or checked up on us, to make sure that we had everything we needed. It was nice to have friendly hospitality! The plate specials are decent enough to share between two people if you're not super hungry, and cheaper than ordering a la carte (obviously). Maybe it was because we asked for blueberries in them, but our pancakes weren't fluffy - nice of them to let us have that option though. The french toast was the best of the table! Try to save room for dessert, because they have a ton of options, and the milkshakes were amazing. They must know that they're good enough to become a habit, because they offer stamp cards for frequent visitors. read more

If you're an American living in Paris who's a little homesick and craving a stack of chocolate chip pancakes, this is a good place to go (as long as you're willing to wait a while for a table at any normal eating time.) If you're an American tourist only in Paris for a short period of time, don't bother with this place. Go eat something more interesting, and save this type of food for your favorite diner once your home. The food is standard, nothing special, plain old American diner style. They definitely make an effort with the details (you can get your water with ice and a straw, for example). The food and service alone are probably only 3 stars. I gave it four, though, because this was a staple for me when I was studying abroad and needed a little taste of home to cheer me up-- for that, it's perfect! read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Chocolate chip pancakes-- can't find them like this anywhere else in Paris! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

Service here was terrible. Our server was very rude. She spilled espresso on my friend and didn't apologize, just threw napkins on her. Ants crawling all over the counter and inside the syrup. The other location is better. read more

Delicious American breakfast food! They have every plate that a regular American diner would have. American and European coffee. Great hearty breakfast is a perfect way to start your busy day sightseeing. Fast friendly service with staff that speaks perfect English. read more

See all

I had lunch with my friend, Jody today. She had the two+two (2 HUGE pancakes, two eggs scrambled and bacon)...I had the Yes we Can! Omelette (salsa, turkey ham/bacon & sauteed potatoes with onions & red peppers). Everything was DELICIOUS. Big portions, good food, very reasonable prices! They even let my friend bring in and drink her Starbucks hazelnut coffee as she doesn't like the waeker american style coffee the diner serves. A GREAT time! '(¿) read more

See all

Love love love this place! Biggest, best and probably most affordable breakfast we had in Europe since we came here. Food was great, service was wonderful and we enjoyed every minute of it! Bottomless coffee lol for around €3. Don't get me wrong the French coffee is great but man they have it in very small servings lol. Definitely give this place a try if you're around. It's worth it and they do get busy so be patient. read more

I love that place ! I have to visit it every time I'm in Paris. My advice is to go there for lunch/dinner. Even though it says breakfast but breakfast may taste too greasy! For example I tried the eggs and fried potatoes. The potatoes where too oily and looked brownish (maybe because of the seasoning) but not the best thing in the whole world. Tried the blueberry pancakes and they tasted sooo good! They are light and just right. The lunch/dinner is pretty delicious. Cheese and fries are soooooooo mouth watering along with the nachos. Burgers also well according to my friend! read more

See all

It's small and compact, but the food and service are consistently excellent. Ingredients are fresh and meals are served hot off the grill. Staff very attentive and friendly. Great way to start your day and feel good. (Staff are fluent in English and French.) read more

Breakfast in America is very very good. Customer service is phenomenal and attentive which is rare in Europe. Food was amazing. I had the 2x2x2 (two eggs, two sausages or bacon, and two pancakes). The pancakes were so fluffy and good. The eggs were awesome and I had the Turkey steak which were tender and savory. Definitely recommend this place to those visiting Paris read more

It's exactly what it says. Get a giant American breakfast for 13 bucks... Food was quality, portion was big, no wait time. I love the French food but when it comes to breakfast I just want the straight goods. Ham, bacon, hash browns, French toast, sausage, toast. Sweet goodness. read more

Good American fare. That's it. Oh yeah, and their native tongue is English. Although many servers in Paris communicate very well in English, these folks are the real deal. And so is most of the food. I had the chili which was served with taco chips and with some spiciness. Dr Pepper, milk shakes, burgers, etc. were all done well. BTW - although I'm not an Obama supporter, their new shake is dedicated to the Prez made up of Skippy peanut butter and a chocolate shake. And it was very yummy and cold. Mmmm. The breakfast menu looks like home. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, etc. and an endless Mug a' Joe. I will be trying the morning break of fast before leaving. In Paris? Tired of cafe au laté and croissant for breakfast. Homesick? Want real American Joe in the morning? Or Dr Pepper with lunch or dinner? A milk shake for dessert with an American flag erected in the whipped cream? GO THERE!!! read more

Eating at this place is liking getting licked by a new puppy on Christmas morning. I don't know if it was the portions, the salt, the fat, the cheesecake or the fact that they had Dr. Pepper (as my friend found out to her delight), but it's impossible to eat here and not walk away with a stupid grin on your face. After subsisting on breakfast crepes and Italian bistro pizza, Breakfast in America was a caloric godsend. We actually had to go for dinner because the lunch line was ungodly. Definitely plan for a crowd. My hamburger was mouthwatering in all the it's-good-because-it's-so-bad ways: juicy and hot and gooey with cheese. My friend had a California wrap with turkey (chicken?) and avocado, as well as her beloved Dr. Pepper. Dessert was fabulous too. The portions are spot-on: Big enough to fill you up, but not so big as to be obscene. My only major complaint is the lack of space. It can get pretty crammed and crowded; you'd think they'd expand a little, with all that demand! It seems silly to go to Paris just to eat at an American-style diner, but it makes so much sense once you're there. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. In fact I kind of want it right now. read more

Let's face it, the almighty BIG thing that one always misses when not travelling to America - which I tend to do on a monthly basis - is their sumptuous, calorie endorsing, emphatically cholesterol rendering Breakfast/Brunch. The fact that you walk out of the joint feeling stacked just like a plate of their delicious, sweet, mouth drooling pancakes, is really rather liberating stuff. With America being classed as my third home, having graced more US diner seats than the Pope has blessed his precious flock on a Sunday morn, I would like to think I could be a walking advertisement for pancakes and porridge. Who wouldn't want to be a billboard for that wholesome, staple culinary action....bit of crumpet anyone?! Being a petite French/English girl, by looks alone, you'd never pick this weakness in my occasional forays into indulgence....food, that is... I can't go as far as to say that this little number is a leader in American petit déjeuner, certainly not in the class of Dottie's in San Francisco or the floods of other Breakfast/Brunch speciality dining sensations that hog the streets all over the US of A, however, I endorse their courage and creativity in thinking of the American tourist's bellies who flock to Paris each year and who still feel a wee bit homesick for it's grass-roots grub - even after just one day! Of course, long gone are the days where 'An American in Paris' was a preferred guest at any establishment where the golden dollar was King. Besides, they always tipped. Something the Brits are not particularly keen about. These days with the euro a constant 1.40 to a buck, the local bars, cafes and establishments would rather Souffrent en silence and have a Brit or a German at their table. Business is still business at the end of the day. Like it's older, but definitely smaller brother, 'BIA numéro 1', this place gets almighty busy and chatty. It must have done to warrant a major overhaul in taking over the shop next door to become double it's size and capacity. I am thinking the owners must have realised their open doors will always be a gravitational pull to Americans, as you will find the occasional one still around, even now. More thrifty than before as few big spending 'Whitey Bulgers' and other notorious Crime Bosses entertain Paris any more ever since the Gendarmes cleaned up their 'fugitive on the run' act. As Britain and Germany are as Americanized in all ways these days, even when there's a shortage of the real McCoy in the winter months - as then, the American Tourists usually stay back in the comfort of their own homes - the tables at BIA always seem to be jam packed. I think it may have something to do with you know what you are going to get routine. Most westerners really don't like TOO many food surprises. And, like the British who simply ADORE queues of any kind - I think they even self flagellate over the event - when in Paris these days, the Yanks do something they absolutely loath to do back home, they are now prepared to act like 'when in Rome' and join a queue. Their stomach cause is way too deserving. This could be seen as an International Coup in 'blending in' all by itself. read more

This place is exactly what you'd expect - everything we had was good and satisfying, and bottomless coffee is a huge perk. We went for brunch, and had the breakfast burrito and CC's Big Mess. Once we ordered, the toast (it's actually just bread and you toast it via a toaster at your table) came out quickly, which was nice since it was cold & we waited outside for awhile. It's not going to be the best food you've ever had, and there's definitely no spice (salsa bore a strong resemblance to Pace) but 1) someone else cooks it, 2) coffee is bottomless, and 3) wait staff is / was all native English speakers. It's good and easy, though I would shy away from the pancakes as my boyfriend had them and they were flavourless, bisquick-style, and kind of gummy. read more

Everybody's gone brunching, brunching USA... Ideal for groups, if you can get a seat! Nice music and good American food, they should expand and replace Mc Donalds! read more

Just went for the 4th of July and this place is great! If you're looking for an authentic American experience this is the right place to go. My friends and I each ordered the Best in America burger and we were not disappointed. Great patty with BBQ sauce, bacon, onions, lettuce, tomato, etc. Only reason this place get 4/5 is because it is more expensive than what you will pay for in the US for the same food. But other than that this place is he complete package for an American in Paris. read more

Having been in Paris for five days I really needed an American styled breakfast before departing to Italy. We were promptly seated since we beat the lunch crowd, and our waiter (Cameron) was extremely friendly and did his best to ensure a pleasant experience. My wife and I had the eggs, bacon and potatoes, my granddaughter had the French toast - all extremely tasty. And as an earlier post stated the toaster was right next to the table - we just had to turn around, drop in the bread, and voila, warm toast on demand! People started to queue up around lunchtime, but they didn't seem to mind the slight wait. And we never felt rushed to move along...though not rushing customers is typical for Parisian dining. I will make it a point to stop by in any future travels to Paris to not only enjoy the breakfast option, but to also check out lunch/dinner. Note: Breakfast in America has no relationship to the Supertramp album. The owner just wanted to make it clear that this establishment was emulating the American breakfast experience - only in Paris. read more

Visited this restaurant when I was in town for Le Tour de France back in 2011 when Cadel Evans won. After growing tired of espresso and croissants my grandfather and I were desperately searching for something different. We noticed the Subway down the street but they won't serve free refills of drinks even though the soda fountain is self serve? (Idiots!). So next stop is this Breakfast In America joint right down the street and man were we pleased! It had been about 4 weeks since I had a decent hamburger for lunch and we knew then that we'd be back... Ever breakfast and lunch for the rest of our trip (another 6 days). Their breakfasts were fantastic with your traditional pancakes, waffles, and eggs. Ahhhhh this was heaven for us because the staff are actual Americans (go to school here) that speak really good English and don't spit in your food like I had encountered at the Hard Rock Cafe and and a few other French owned restaurants that don't like to cater to tourists. BEST BREAKFAST IN FRANCE! THATS IF YOU WANT AMERICAN FOOD! read more

I don't seek out American food when I am in Europe but by the sheer name of this place I needed to check this place out. When you walk in, you are greeted by American working there which throws you off but welcomed. It is a diner setting so that was cool! I ordered the NorCal Burger medium with a coke. The coke came in a glass bottle, the service is good and the food came quick! The burger was juicy but not cooked medium, it didn't stop me from eating it! It was really good! Fresh mushrooms, ripe avocado. This burger hit the spot! They have a happy hour from 4-7pm bottomless coffee and a piece of apple pie. I would come here again for sure. read more

Maybe it was the rainy-stay-in-the-neighborhood-kinda-day. Maybe it was that I'd been in town for a month and had eaten every type of cuisine. Whatever the case, I was looking forward to a hot cup of Joe and some familiar food and perhaps some American accents. Walking in, I had a good impression of the place - it certainly looked like an American diner with the checkered floor. Ordered a "deuces wild" (2 pancakes, 2 sausages or bacon, and 2 eggs). Asked for real maple syrup (additional €1). And of course, a bottomless cup of Joe. After waiting almost 20mins sipping my water, a plate of food landed in front of me. First I noticed the eggs- I had asked for over medium. They were completely dried out. Where's the oozing yolk? Non-existent. Sausages looked extremely processed and from the freezer. The pancakes, which I was hopeful would turn out okay, were the texture of sawboard. I didn't even finish them. The syrup was missing as was my cup of Joe. After flagging the server down, I got the standard syrup (not real maple as I had requested) and finally my coffee. Yuck. Weak. Horrible coffee. (Sorry, I'm a San Francisco coffee snob) I had looked up the yelp reviews during my first week in town and had been looking forward to eating here. So bummed. If you're in Paris and looking for something to remind you of home, SKIP this place and just wait till you get home to get some quality American fare. Even the greasy spoon around the corner will do. 2 stars for the extra nice (rare for Paris) but inattentive service and free wifi. read more

We're a group of 13 Americans and we came in here CRAVING a taste of home. This absolutely did not disappoint. If you're looking for authentic food from the US you shouldn't hesitate, this is the place. read more

I have been living in Paris for the past few months. My friend from back home in the states came to visit after her study abroad trip in Spain. We were craving a good ol'american diner breakfast. With a good cup of coffee, some nice eggs, and a good stack of pancakes. We got all of this plus orange juice and some toast and breakfast potatoes for 16.95€ for the Sunday brunch! It was so delicious and every time the waitress brought out a plate we squealed in delight of the food we were about to eat. The waitresses were so nice! Would suggest if you have been in Paris for a while and need the feel of home. read more

Breakfast in America 2 - Stack of pancakes-delicious. Had a hard time finishing them - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Paris, 75

See all

Quelle déception!! J'avais dégusté quelques bons repas ici il y a quelques années, et j'ai décidé d'y retourner hier histoire de me rappeler de bons souvenirs. Commençons par le positif: l'ambiance du lieu est très sympa malgré l'espace un peu restreint. La déco est fun, différente et la carte est variée et alléchante. Petit plus pour moi, on propose une alternative végétarienne à TOUS les burgers. Suffisamment rare pour le souligner. Le négatif: la nourriture. Les burgers sont bons mais sans plus. J'ai trouvé le burger un peu tiède et le patty végétarien laissait vraiment à désirer (surgelé?). Les frites sont des frites surgelées basiques. Ceci étant dit, c'est un repas acceptable par rapport au prix, je n'ai pas eu l'impression d'être volée. read more

Waited in a short line, excited to experience a French take on American Diner cuisine. Very cramped inside, especially for my American sized d-tackle husband. We were well acquainted with everyone at our shared table. He had a burger *without* egg, which is not how they do burgers in Pah-ree. I had a 'fish filet' in an ode to Kanye West. Both where a tasty--nothing spectacular, but fresh and fairly cost effective. If however, you have tired of paying for expensive spoonfuls of Parisian fare, this is a nice departure from that. The portions are larger than anywhere we dined. They also have an OBAMA milk shake that is Chocolate mixed with Vanilla... Minus 7 pts for originality read more

See all