We went to the one in Westfield4 Mall and the ambiance was amazing! It didn't feel like you were…read moresitting in a mall at all. You had the feeling like you were in a swanky bistro! The food is so well seasoned with a mixture of sauces. I had the Hank fish and my hubby had the Lobster Roll with fries! We both had orange, pineapple, banana smoothies! I highly recommend coming here! It's in La Défense.

Word of advice: DO NOT leave here without getting a hot chocolate! I'm 62 and have drank 100's of…read morehot chocolates and I will never find a hot chocolate as good as the ones they serve here. The waffles are also fantastic! Just make sure you go hungry because their portions are large. Can't wait to fly back to Paris (from the states). Le Paradis du fruit is the first place I'm stopping!!

Viola! Super! Sometimes you just want a smoothie made of fresh fruits and vegetables. Stop by when…read moreyou want to avoid those sugary desserts and sit down and enjoy your beverage. I love smoothies and especially on hot days you just want something to refuel and rehydrate you especially when your walking all over the streets of Paris. Friendly customer service and pretty fast with making drinks as well. Stop by and support the local small businesses in France.

Nice roomy cafe with tables available to dine in or a to-go counter. They have a variety of…read morebreakfast items - croissants, eggs, coffee, tea, juices, and more! Service was friendly - our sweet server spoke English very well.

Petite boulangerie ayant plusieurs pain et sandwich disponible toute la journée…read more J'ai essayé un sandwich jambon fromage que j'ai bien aimé. Étant rendu passé midi, le pain était un peu dur et sec vu qu'il était au frigo. J'ai voulu le faire chauffé mais on m'a déconseiller puisqu'il deviendrait très dur, conseil que j'ai bien apprécié. J'y retournerais avec plaisir vu que le tout était bien bon et qu'avec du pain tout chaud et frais ça doit être encore meilleur.

One of my favorite spot in Paris!…read more I'll be honest, back when I lived in France I never spent too much time looking for nice spots to eat out, just because it seemed easier back then and France wasn't about reviewing and online sharing the good stuff (yes we can look greedy sometimes). But since that time I married someone from the great United States of America so you know my habits must have changed... Looking for a decent brunch place, we end up here. I already know Pigalle's neighbourhood and I planned on taking wifey to La Butte Montmartre to be tourists in my own country so might as well eat something nearby before. Here we are waiting for quite some time in front of Café Marlette on a sunny day of June. Finally getting a table outside, ordering two Le l'Ilôt for nearly 25€ each. In one word : worth it ;D I already know you don't need a description of the food, I took photos instead. Not the instagram filtered ones, real photos. The one I take so y'all can see what it looks like but that don't make you feel like it's an awesome place because of the photoshop work on it. The reason why you feel it's awesome, it's because I spent time writing about it. Food seemed real, something I missed while living overseas. Homemade, fresh juice and sweet hot chocolate. Carbs OD will happen for sure but I don't care. Service was friendly which I'm not used to when in France so shout out to the team for that. Gluten Free options are here for the weak bellies, and it's also a bakery so you can pick up pastries and eat them outside enjoying the streets of Paris (depending on where you go lol). It was such a nice spot, we spent a week in Paris and wifey asked to return to Café Marlette. So you guessed it, we went back there! Please go, try it, enjoy it and let me know how you felt about it. A bientôt!

Fun little place with outside as well as a few inside tables. Country French style. Friendly…read moreservice and quick with the food. Just a simple breakfast fast of tea, baguette with butter and jam and yogurt with honey. All of which was excellent!

Easy pick up for vegan foods. Everything is so neatly packaged and labeled with ingredients and…read moresymbols for those with food allergies and specific preferences. Cost is totally reasonable and line moves fast. There are variety of soups, salads and sandwiches as well as made to order juices and smoothies. We enjoyed the quinoa/hummus salad and hubs liked his falafel. The dark chocolate chia pudding with raspberry on the bottom was divine and sitting outside people watching made us feel like locals.

This is the French answer to Belgium's Exki, but they've also got bubble tea as a bonus. Check it…read moreout.

Decent sized location, inside of the Gare De Lyon Tran station. I wanted some soup, but immediately…read morenoticed they only had two options, neither of which I was familiar with. I was not a fan, whatsoever. Luckily, I also was able to get a croissant with mozzarella and tomato. The roll with the soup is much larger than the bread back in the US. The staff here really didn't speak English-- we made it work though. Wish they had more soup options though.

I am still a fan of Pret a Manger but this location. This location has taken a fall from the lofty…read morehighly reviewed status from several years ago. It is a shell of its former self with limited options and poor service. There are plenty of options in Gare Lyon and until the issues are resolved, it's best to skip this location.

*they speak English*…read more Cute chain bakery in the Mareis. Nice patio on a fairly busy street so great for people watching. The waitress/cashier was very nice and spoke English. The bakery goods themselves were not bad but didn't feel like anything special. I did not try the coffee or food so can't speak to that. I'd come back as a place to people watch but for a boulangerie I'd probably go somewhere else.

I can't really see any reason to come back but I don't want to give them a lower rating than…read morethis... The chocolate croissant was very sad. The egg and avocado toast had watery eggs, maybe that's how people like it in France? The only decent thing was the ham croissant, probably not good enough to want to order it again though.

What a pleasant surprise in our local arrondissement!! We were able to have healthy custom juices…read morenear our hotel daily. The service was extremely friendly, the juices were delicious, and the interior decorations were uplifting. We will continue to visit often during our stay in Paris.

Finally Paris has a true Juice Bar; a juice bar that knows about its business…read more When it comes to find a true and healthy detox program in Paris, this is the spot! Only processing True Organic vegetables and fruits, cold pressing everything to order, working with a local apiculture farm from Montmartre, "Juice it!" has it all right!!! Their various nut milks are delicious, and that pollen, when added to these milks is just pure heaven. Every juice bar in Paris, and trust me there isn't that many yet, systematically load their juices, even the green ones with way to many fruits, aka SUGAR!!! "Juice It!" however offers two delicious green juices that are made with only vegetables, NOTHING else!!! When you truly want to seriously detox, Green juices without the fructose of these added fruits is the way to go. Indeed, without these fruit juices, the glycemic index and especially the glycemic load coming from vegetable juices is much lower, which in the end is much healthier!!! Juice it! is still very new in town, their product line is being fine tuned. I truly hope they will come to speed with Green Smoothies, a great way to intake liquid veggies along with its fiber when not on a "Juicing Detox". I personally Juice only if I fast, otherwise, I only allow myself to drink occasional smoothies where the fibers are still being part of the juice. This is the only way to benefit from a low sugar absorption. ; in Smoothies I actually allow small amounts of fruits, which I refuse to add into my my Juices. WIthout over extending, and abusing of your time, my philosophy is that Juicing is made for putting your stomach to a complete rest while still feeding the body with essential enzymes, micro-nutriments, and vitamins. Indeed, after more or less 20 minutes, all nutriments are absorbed without soliciting the stomach. However the process, forces you to intake high glycemic juices, therefore justifying the goal of lightning the glycemic load by exclusively juicing from vegetables. Smoothies in the contrary, feeds your body with the same benefits, yet putting your stomach to contribution as it needs to digest all the fibers. This process guaranties that you are getting the whole fruits, and whole vegetables at a much lower speed of absorption, resulting in the equivalence of lower glycemic loads and indexes. This indeed is whats grants the acceptable condition for addition of whole fruits. Smoothies are also a great way to finish a detox as the fibers within that Smoothies will flush all of the toxins that have been loosen within the system, from that Juicing Fast. I say this, I say nothing, but that's my philosophy as someone that consistently eats healthy, consistently being 90% of the time ;-)