Food: 4.5/5 Service: 4.5/5…read moreAmbiance: 3.5/5 I needed to have a charcuterie at least once in Paris and found this place while roaming in the city. They have few small tables out front. Charcuterie did come with good presentation like wood board or anything but it was a good portion. I didn't read the menu closely and ordered charcuterie as soon as saw it. I wanted to have some cheese with it. I should have ordered assiette royale which comes with both meat and cheese. I also ordered Andrea which comes with burrata. It was great with salad and lemon shavings but anchovies were pretty salty. I suggest to eat it with some kind of bread. Between that two orders, I was stuffed and couldn't even finish it. Honestly it was meant for 3 to 4 people. One of the employees speak English and she was very nice. Overall experience was great and good spot to hang out.

I came here to get Burrata, cup of Wine, and Charcuterie box while watching people on streets in…read moreParis. This is such a cute little place. We sat outside at one of their small table on the street. It reminded me of eating street foods in Asia; except this is in Paris. Service was good but could be better if they can explain us what to order on their menu. I liked the Burrata which was creamy with tangy salad and anchovies. It was a great appetizer for us. Charcuterie came with a paper box in to-go or take-out style. It had variety of cured meat slices. Meats had good flavors, textures, tastes from salty to spicy and tangy from lemon slices. It was good to pair with Burrata. Recommend this place in Paris!

Wow. This cheese and wine bar is amazing. A beautifully quaint and perfectly Paris neighborhood…read morespot. We stopped in on an evening and Formaticus had an easy vibe with its cozy space and dimly lit interior. We ordered a cheese and charcuterie board, my favorite was a soft rind brie that we, literally, just dug and dipped our bread into. Simple, delicious -- you can't go wrong with any of the cheeses you order. Great selection of wines and I also recommend the truffle honey (which can be purchased separately).

Formaticus was fairly close to our AirBnb during our stay in Paris, so we decided to go in one day…read morefor lunch before heading out to the museums. We were a group of 4, and we split the 16 cheese option, as well as the charcuterie plate. We loved everything! Our waiter spoke enough English to tell us about everything he was serving us, though we would have been happy even without the explanation. This is a great option for a meal in Paris if you're just looking for something simple that is also delicious. Definitely a great find!

B and I have been talking about trying desserts in Paris. I am big on desserts. So we stumbled into…read moreLe Stube. Then we found out that this place specializes in German pastries and cakes. B got a double espresso and the Sachertorte and I got the lemon meringue tart. My lemon meringue tart was delicious. B liked his sachertorte. Food wise would be 4 stars. So you ask why 2 stars. When the server bought the double espresso she spilled it allover the floor and B's white shirt. Coffee stains are super hard to remove. It was early in the day and B was left with a dirty shirt. She gave 5 euro off our food but she also got the coffee on my pants and shoe as well. Luckily my shoe is black and my pants were jeans. So it was not as visible as B's white shirt. She also got it on the guy sitting beside us. The carelessness really took the stars out of everything. It is embarrassing for B to walk around with a stained shirt. It was everywhere. Also the server didn't really know how to react quickly. she did try her best to clean it up quickly. I found it funny how she asked if she got the spill over our cloths. B shirt was obviously stained and can be seen with the naked eyes.

Wow! This place was incredible. The Franco-German food was delicious and the service was even…read morebetter. We had the Cesar Sandwich, Bratwurst, salads, desserts, and their coffee. EVERYTHING was delicious. The bread was warm, and soft, and you could tell it was just freshly made. They even whip their own cream. Just Amazing! Can't give enough credit on their service too. They had no more whipped cream, and noticed we were sad about it and went to buy some for us. Besides that, every employee greeted us and treated us incredibly nice. The ambiance was really nice. Small, yet wonderful location, with enough room to serve my party of 5, immediately, and had plenty other customers enjoying the food. If I could give more then 5 stars I would.

Always a strong contender for the city's best baguette and solid croissant this bakery is also…read moreknown for their galette des rois (King Cake) It's basically a frangipane tart made with pastry, butter, ground almonds, almond flour, sugar, butter, eggs, orange zest surrounded in a puff pastry. One of the Best and consistent Baguettes I've tried in Paris. And solid buttery, flaky croissant. Didn't care for their almond croissant not the chocolate. Gluten-free on weekends as they are closed.

Cute shop. Popped into the cafe for a couple of sandwiches and croissants. Super friendly and the…read morefood was fresh and very tasty. Merci!

This was a nice experience. The food was fresh and it the spot. The restaurant is cute and the…read moreservice was good. I really enjoyed the food and I will be back while I'm in Paris.

Well I was a little skeptical at first but I have to admit this place was really good. The people…read morethan run the place are super friendly and the food is simply awesome. Great restaurant for a little party, a quick bite, a little tête a tête... It's a nice all around kind of place. Open at lunch with a really good lunch deal. Bueno

This is a quaint pastry and bread store with 4 seats inside and 6 seats outside. We came here for…read morebreakfast twice since it's close to our hotel and their crossaint were decent. Most people appear to come in to buy bread or cakes or other items. It's one of the few places that have seatings inside so we will likely go back before our trip ends. People who work here are nice and tries to be patient with us tourists. Merci.

We were walking thru the area and I was craving a sweet treat. We spotted this boulangerie which…read morewas pretty crowded and decided to try it. We each got something and both of us loved it. It was reasonably priced and the taste was excellent. Everything they had looked so good. I'm definitely coming back!

We came here for B'fast every single morning that we stayed in Paris (5 days). The pastries were…read moregood and reasonably priced...but i wouldn't say they were out of this world. Service was ok...for customers who walked in every morning for almost a week, we sure weren't greeted warmly. Ehh, Parisians!

We came here twice for pain au chocolat. Only here were they just oozing out chocolate goodness…read more They were the best ones that I had on my trip. Buttery, full of chocolate, and even sparrows are interested in bits of them. I was amused that the same girl was behind the counter both times we went. She was far more friendly the second time around, probably because we were that awesome to return. They had a lot of interesting food for takeaway but we always ended up finding somewhere else to go.

Paris has so many alleyways, and each one hides new restaurants, experiences and adventures. This…read moreis no exception as well. Located in a small street alleyway, this crepe restaurant looks like your standard café from the outside, but when you walk in, it looks like a cramped café inside too. The chairs and tables are pretty close to each other and there is limited seating inside with some additional tables outside. The uniqueness of this place? The décor of course! If you pay close attention, it's actually designed to look like you're the deck of a boat vessel. There are ship and nautical décor on the wall and the actual building design curves (similar to the curves of the boat). The tables are small and attached to the floor and there are benches and chairs with cushion provided to make you a little more comfortable. Need the restroom? Then go past the curtains in the back area of the restaurant to locate the shared restrooms (outside) with the other local shops in the back alleyway. Food Theme: Crepes, Crepes, Crepes. From the salty crepes to the sweet crepes, their main theme is have crepes as a meal and then afterwards as dessert as well. Depending on your selection, these crepes are basically part of your meal with light complimentary options such as French butter, mushrooms, fresh fruits & vegetables, eggs, salmon, ham, grilled potatoes, etc. They have basically found a way for you to enjoy the French soft crepe with other normal food items that are usually paired with salads and side dishes. The meal itself is light and fulfilling enough without being overstuffed. Following dinner crepes, are the dessert crepes, which paired with ice cream, fresh fruits, crème, melting French butter, bananas, chocolate, caramel sauce.. you can customize it to your liking. Again, pretty awesome as the soft crepes compliment the not overly sweet caramel sauce and fresh fruit on top. A must try if you're just wanting to try French crepes.

Cute little crêperie with great service in Latin Quartier of Paris!…read more We tried the sweet as well as hearty crêpes and were totally surprised by the awesome taste. Very cozy feeling and the owner was really friendly and helpful with special wishes. The crêpes were big enough and filling. Next time in Paris, I will definitely be back!