We LOVE Breizh Café. We have been to one in Lyon and couldn't wait to come back in Paris. Their…read moregalettes are just so delicious. The ingredients are all local and fresh. I dream about this food! Service was good. We sat outside. It was chilly and they had blankets, making it so cozy.

Breizh was the top crepe place we dined at in Paris. Not only was the restaurant clean, well…read moreventilated, and service impeccable but their cider cave was wonderful and cider top notch. It was our last dinner in Paris with a very early ride to the airport, so we made reservations for a super early dinner. By 7pm, there wasn't an open table in sight. We ordered a carafe of the pear cider which was crisp, refreshing, not overly sweet and delicious. We paired that with a savory galette of ham, cheese, a fried egg, and a butter compote with seaweed. It was superb, rich, light, and salty with the butter. The yolk created a lovely sauce with each bite. We then ordered the rolled crepe filled with sautéed mushrooms, cheese, and eggs. For the finale, we indulged and ordered the waiter's favorite which was the dessert crepe with caramel, caramelized apples that were blended as well as topped with small bites to add texture. On top was a generous scoop of apple ice cream. Talk about a proper send off from Paris. It's everything we loved of our trip packaged in our final dinner there. I'd highly recommend Breizh. They have two locations and this was more spacious and closer to where we were at.

Loved the breakfast. Very fresh and delicious. Probably my favorite while visiting Paris…read more The vibes are always great here.

This was our second cafe of the night. We had soup at the first stop and were going to keep it…read morelight. But when we saw this place we had to stop here!!! We were like moths to a flame. It was like a little dream on a corner in Paris I can't explain how cute this cafe is! Pictures do not do it justice. The food was equally as special. We thought we'd have to wait but we were seated right away. Our server was quick and pleasant. The first restaurant of the night did not go well so we really appreciated the service, ambiance and great food & drinks. The Crispy Cesar Salad was delicious. The crème brûlée was light and creamy and it was in a generously sized dish. I don't usually give five stars but I had to for this gem. The ambiance & food pushed it into 5 stars. delish!!

Perfect location for our hotel, food was fresh and flavorful. Service was great! Not a fancy night…read moreout, but a nice casual spot

After sitting for almost 12 minutes without the first visit from the server, menu closed, staring…read moreat my partner, the waiter stopped by and asked, "are you ready?" Without an iota of expression he took my order and walked away. The patron sitting at the table next to me asked for the check and she received the same amount of acknowledgment and expression, none.

Could be 5 stars, service is a bit slower than your usual European experience. But the crepes are…read morepretty good and so it's coffee. Better stop here and replenish before going down hill from the Sacré-Cœur.

Les Comestibles doesn't really have any impressive food but it's serviceable French stuff that…read morecomes with its cozy colorful multi-floored interior and some additional seats outside for eating and good old Parisian people watching. I had a breakfast omlette and a glass (or two) of red wine (made getting down the hill a bit fun)...I can't say the omlette was very good as I think it could've been fluffier but it wasn't bad either. The prices were solid and reasonable - you really go to a touristy restaurant like this for the views and atmosphere, which I enjoyed. Located by Sacre Couer, the surrounding area is dense with tourists so be ready for that.

This is a nice little corner cafe that I discovered for a quiet little breakfast. They have both…read moreindoor and outdoor seating and the service was very prompt and efficient. The breakfast I had included a nice baguette, fresh croissant and eggs and bacon. It was just the right portion to start my day. If you want to do a little upgrade you can add champagne to your breakfast as well.

We had a really lovely meal here. The ambiance is lovely. We had some decent wine and really good…read morefood. Pork was a touch overcooked, but we loved the flavors and the concepts. Service was great. Wonderful evening in the 17th.

My wife and I have been here a few times. Their French onion soup is fantastic. Wait staff is…read morehelpful and friendly. The food is good, and the decor is great too. There may be many better gourmet places around, but this is a competent and well executed classic French cafe.

Jamie W and I were on our way to Sainte-Chapelle and realized we were a half-hour early for our…read morereservation. Having extra time in the middle of Paris is never a bad thing, and as bonne chance would have it, we were just across the street from this atmospheric Belle Epoque period bistro. It was bustling in the middle of the afternoon. However, we were able to secure the ideal table for two on the terrace. We only had time to sip a couple of €5,8 Cafe Cremes, the luxuriant French version of a latte (Photo 7). Our only regret was our inability to try any of their traditional brasserie fare. The plates that passed by looked quite appetizing. C'est la vie. We'll always have Paris. COFFEE - 4 stars...just the right boost of creamy energy AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...very classic Paris setting SERVICE - 4 stars...the waiter was quite the dynamo TOTAL - 4 stars...worthy of a return visit for retro-Franco nourishment RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/zgkvOwnB6r

We stopped at the Abbesses location of the Breizh café while spending the morning in Montmartre. We…read moreenjoyed hot lattes and the scenery from the patio. My partner ordered the ham galette. I ordered two crepes, the butter + brown sugar and the strawberry jam. We would order all again. Very good - the crepes were sweet in different ways, but the jam crepe was sweeter than the brown sugar. They do have a restroom available for customers as well.

Good service. Nice seating area with good ambience. Wine was good and so was the banana crepe!…read moreDefinitely recommend

Intimate breakfast boutique with light, flavorful fare!…read more We wandered into here before visiting the Louvre, drawn by the intimate ambiance. Our waitress was very sweet; she helpfully recommended the salmon to me after I skimmed the menu and asked for her opinion. The food took a while to come out, but I didn't mind; the yummy bread kept me busy. The salmon was delightful! A tuft of arugula sitting atop a poached egg, which after being cut, drools nicely onto the salmon below, all of which is sitting atop a fried potato pancake (I think a latke?). It was delicious and very light. The potato was my favorite; crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. I would definitely recommend for anyone looking for a boutique cafe to slowly enjoy their meal.

Fantastic brunch, and near the Louvre! FYI there is no a la carte brunch (except for the individual…read morepastries) - you can only get these multi-course prix-fixe brunch meals. There were only 4 available the day I came, so a lot of the dishes I'd read about weren't available, and you can't mix and match courses (I couldn't have ordered the French Toast and the Benedict, unless I got two entire meals to myself). Although most of the guests seemed like tourists, there were still French speaking customers and this did not feel touristy. THE WAIT: We got here at 12:25pm, and it was about a 30-minute wait. THE SERVICE: Excellent, very accommodating to us with a stroller, and they spoke great English. THE COST: 75€ total for two brunch tastings and a couple extra pastries to go. THE FOOD: LE RIVE GAUCHE, 32€ * Vitamin juice (carrot, ginger, etc) - 4 stars Sharp & pulpy - I enjoyed this! * Coffee - 4 stars Good, but unlike most other places we went in France, ordering a cafe did not mean getting an espresso. * Madeleine - 3 stars Dry. Needed butter or jam to be edible. * Selection of breads - 3.5 stars Fine, my boyfriend loved the grain roll, but I found it a little bland a dry. Honestly these are a little bland compared to the rest of the meal! * Roesti with smoked salmon - 5 stars My bf says: it was a menagerie of delicate flavors - it was really f****** good. Slightly picky thing I noticed - the poached egg did not have a runny, but rather a soft, yolk. * French toast - 4.5 stars Very soft and moist, great with the light (and not overly sweet) whipped cream. LE VERO DODAT, 32€ * Cappuccino - 4 stars On the sweeter side, but perfect for me. Nice thick texture. * Mini croissant - 4.5 stars Airy light with a lovely ever so slight crisp. Loved this. Great with butter or jam, or without. * Scrambled eggs - 5 stars Silky soft, absolutely perfect textures! Fyi a lot of the same flavors/sauces as the Roesti (in the "Le Rive Gauche"). * Claus muesli or homemade granola (not sure which one I got) - 4 stars Lovely toasted flavor, and the hazelnuts were an amazing addition (I make homemade granola and this makes me want to add hazelnut into the mix!). My first time having fresh miniatures lingonberries and I liked the tart contrast they brought. A LA CARTE PASTRIES * Brioche bread - 4 stars Lovely, fluffy, and soft. We bought this in the way out and didn't eat it for 18 hours, but it was still great (the tiniest bit dry by then). * Matcha bread - 4.5 stars Still crazy moist after 18 hours in our bag. Definitely dense, and love the flavor!