My husband and I had breakfast and Les Orchidées one morning during our stay at the Park Hyatt in…read moreParis. The dining room was pretty empty when we first arrived, and didn't seem to get too crowded during our meal. The place itself is quite spacious and beautifully decorated. My husband and I both chose the American Breakfast, which included the open buffet along with an egg dish. I probably would've been able to fill up on just the open buffet, but the poached egg with bacon & tomatoes that I ordered was delicious. As for the buffet, I tried to sample as much as I could of the quiche, lox, fruits, cured meats & cheeses, and breads & pastries. I wish we had more time to sit for breakfast and enjoy the entire spread of food--unfortunately, we had a tour we had to get to and we were short on time. Although the breakfast isn't cheap, it's worth the price and enough to keep you full until dinner time. On top of the fantastic food and service, we were able to receive a discount as Hyatt members!

We had breakfast everyday during our weeklong stay. A lovely setting with many orchids as…read moredecoration. Did not like low tables and chairs though. Glass ceiling. Charming setting. Buffet beautifully presented and excellent quality. Could not fault any food although salmon tasted more like sushi than smoked. Had gravlax as well. Kuglehof was especially good. Waiters were very professional. Sometimes hard to get their attention. Ordered room service as well and give this an A.

What a fabulous gem we've found! This small creperie has…read moresavory and sweet crops at a reasonable price. The ambiance is fantastic. It was really clean and the service was very good. HIGHLY recommended!

I really enjoyed this experience! The ambiance in the restaurant is quite unique and right off of a…read morecharming little street not far from the cathedral and the Louvre. The inside of the creperie is like a little cave complete with rock or stone sort of walls. We had crepes the traditional French way served with a bottle of "cidre" (French method). First we had our savory crepes for lunch. Then onto dessert enjoying Nutella banana and Nutella strawberry crepes! The place was one of a kind--very charming and quaint. What a great date spot to get the real old Parisian feel of the city of love...Love love! ** THE PICTURE OF THE INSIDE SHOWN IS NOT CORRECT HERE. IT IS ROCK STUCCO ON THE INSIDE. **THE ADDRESS IS ALSO INCORRECT HERE: 56 IS INCORRECT. THE CORRECT ADDRESS FOR CREPERIE DES ARTS 27 RUE SAINT-ANDRE-DES-ARTS 75006 PARIS Also the restaurant is simply called Creperie des Arts so probably confusing writers with the verbose-ness of adding Saint Andre and also the wrong address.

It's rather on the meh side as far as the cafes in paris go…read more The internal decoration is definitely amazing and will catch your eyes as you are passing by. Unfortunately, decoration alone does not make a restaurant and Le Zeyer is a perfect illustration of that. First of all, the food. While I only tested the breakfast, the classical Paris croissant was both on the sadder and the more expensive side and was more of a disappointment, especially given the wealth of bakeries in the neighborhood. The breakfast baguette came with butter alone and was on the chewier side. Second, the price. It is pretty outrageous, even by Paris standards. Separate price for coffee in the morning or after sets the tune of "we are trying to milk your wallet here", which the rest of the menu keeps up with. A croissant for 3 euros. A coffee with cream for 6. A jam that you have to pay separately for for the tartine. They want your money and they are not providing its worth to you. Finally, the service. It's just lackluster. The server does not pay attention to you, slow to get the order, will not notice you would like to pay no matter how much you wave your hand - bref, even by Parisian experience it is a disaster. I would not be returning there and highly recommend that you don't either.

This was my first meal in Paris and I still dream about it. The interior in an art deco dream. The…read morefood was delicious, the waiter was very patient and attentive. Everything I had was amazing. I will definitely make my way back here the next time I'm in Paris!

Crepes were delicious!! Would definitely recommend! I had ham, goat cheese, walnut and honey crepe…read moreand the vanilla ice cream and chocolate crepe. Both were great!

I'm a French guy working in Montparnasse area. My colleagues and I sometime go to Créperie de Port…read moreManech when we have enough time to sit and have lunch. It has a 8.90 EUR menu (traditional cider, one galette, and one sweet crèpe) that can't be topped. Service is always fast, polite, and smiling which is most appreciable in a city like Paris. If you are not familiar with Galette, it's a specialty from Britanny. Basically a delicious buckwheat crèpe is filled... Well pretty much anything you like. It's both very typical, very convenient meal if you are visiting Paris.

The food was alright, nothing crazy. I just ordered waffles, which had a banana, lettuce and…read moreburrata cheese.The interior was cute. smoothie was 7 euro and plate was 14 euros.

No, no and no! I'm so aggravated right now! We will never come back to this place again. Our…read morewaitresses were sweet but the rest of the experience was ridiculous and I'm actually feeling like I'm going to vomit just rehashing this lol. I ordered an omelette and she specifically asked if I wanted it dry or moist. I told her I wanted it dry! I hate underdone omelettes so it was nice to even be asked this because it's not customary in the U.S. So our food comes out and both meals were lukewarm so it had obviously been sitting out for a few before being served. My omelette was gloopy and not appealing at all. I couldn't even eat barely any of it. I was grossed out at this point and then I got extremely irritated once some guy stood on the bench next to me. I don't know if he was the owner or the handy man but he needs a lesson in etiquette (I kid you not actually stood on the bench next to me so that he could fix lightbulbs that didn't even need to be turned on because it was broad daylight and morning time.) shaking the bench and changing bulbs, adjusting the awning, coughing and blowing his nose while we were eating (see the pics if you think I'm even remotely exaggerating). Absolutely disgusting, rude and inconsiderate. At this point I wanted the check and wanted to leave ASAP! While we were waiting for the check, the garbage trucks came to empty trash. This was around 11:30am so if you plan on going here, it's probably not the best time to go here for breakfast Thursday morning between. Needless to say, this was the worst dining experience I've ever had in Paris by far. I will never step foot in this establishment ever!!!!!!! So gross and unsanitary.

Awesome little place that we found by accident while running away from the rain…read more It was great food! The starters: hot goat cheese and the quiche were very good. And the mains: the veal and the beef were perfectly cooked. Highly recommend this quirky little place with very good prices for Paris.

Such a great hidden gem! Not sure why another reviewer said this is "not for americans". I'm a…read moreBrazilian living in Canada (and my French is laughable, btw), and this is one of the places I felt the most welcome in Europe so far. Just know what to expect: this is a rustic place aimed for locals. The owner doesn't speak English (though one waiter did, to be fair), you won't get an English menu (or maybe a menu at all), and they don't take credit cards. And that's what makes it so great! You'll have an authentic experience without the bullshit aimed for tourists. If none of this sounds appealing to you, I suggest you stop reading this review and avoid the place. Food wasn't fancy, but tasted great, fresh and authentic. Everything is dirty cheap, costing less than 35 euros for a 3-course meal with lots of wine. During the two times I visited the place, had a great chat with a local who I will keep in touch with, didn't have enough cash to pay my bill and they were completely cool with it (I obviously came back later and payed what I owed), owner opened the place just because of us, and got liqueur and cheese for free. What more could I ask for? :-) If you're not afraid of a truly authentic experience, go ahead and give it a try!

A great find. We had a large party, ten adults plus two young children. One member from our party…read morewent in person earlier in the day to make a reservation. When we arrived that evening they did not have our reservation. They were aloof and unhelpful at first, but after the shock (and horror) of 12 Americans descending upon their restaurant wore off they stepped up and took care of us. Unfortunately, or to our fortune, they made room for us on the patio by asking two tables of diners to move in order to accommodate us. The patio was pleasant. The one side of the table had a booth with pillows, which is always good for the kids and the older travelers in our group. The heaters were on and despite it being 40 degrees and raining we were very comfortable. Our waiter was kind, patient, and prompt. Their were a few small issues with ordering as apparently the kitchen was unable or unwilling to make adjustments to the menu. We wanted an order of just mozzarella sticks. The kitchen was unable to do this despite the fact that they had an two appetizer samplers with mozzarella sticks included with them, as listed on the menu. We also wanted plain pasta with just an alfredo sauce or no sauce and we were also told ''no" they could not do just a plain white alfredo sauce, but they would be able to do a completely plain pasta - just pasta (but they eventually caved and gave the six year old pasta with butter). They also do NOT have pizza on Mondays, despite listing several pizzas on their menu, and no mention of not serving them on Mondays. So what was good? The Garlic Green Bean appetizer was very good, amble amounts of garlic. The Chicken Skewer (Brochette de la Poulet) was delicious. Chicken cooked nicely and the dipping sauce (maybe a Bordelaise) was tremendous and full of flavor. Risotto Poulet was very well prepared with tender chicken and a nice cream sauce. And I heard rave review about the Linguine a al Carbonara ordered by two of our diners. The not so good. I ordered the Risotto aux Gambons. My risotto was undercooked and the shrimp was overcooked. The risotto had little flavor. I also ordered an appetizer with fresh crusty bread, cooked cherry tomatoes, an olive tapenade, marinated peppers, and something green... I do not remember what the menu said it was. The tomatoes were very flavorful and sweet, the peppers were good as well. The tapenade was decent. The green stuff, while not terrible, was just "there". It tasted like mushy peas and had the consistency of pureed baby food. That being said, all in all, it was a good appetizer. My only other qualm is that the only item on the Kids Menu is a hamburger. The back of the restaurant (which is typical of many French restaurants) is a bar with loud music (but good music) and a foosball table. The patio is full of cigarette smoke, but again, typical of most French restaurants. The skinny: The waiters and staff are pleasant and accommodating, just give them some respect - try your French out, they will respond favorably and in very good English (as will most people and establishments). Try a chicken dish from the menu. Do not hope for pizza on Mondays. Do not expect modifications to your order.

Great Sunday brunch spot…read more My girlfriend and I stumbled upon Bliss when we were roaming the streets of Paris while we were on vacation from NYC and was very satisfied. They had an all you can eat brunch buffet from 12:00-17:00 which included breakfast, some lunch items, tons of dessert and even cotton candy. In addition to all of the food, they had a lot of board games, a small pool table and I think I even saw a ping pong table in the back. The place is really chill and the staff does not try to push you to eat and leave but want you to sit and play some games and relax with your friends or the table(s) next to you. Highly suggest it if you are looking for a relaxing but fun brunch spot.