Super casual coffee shop where you can enjoy your drink inside, or take it to go. They also have a…read morefew pastries available like Chocolate Matcha Marble Cake.

If only the Starbucks in the US had the same pastries as in Paris!...I was spoiled with my daily…read moreespressos and different versions of croissants and pastries! Service was quick and pleasant. There were a good number of tables inside and in front of the coffee shop.

Handy location for Hyatt and Marriot AC (with a 5 minute walk) this Starbucks is located at the…read moreback of the shopping mall attached to the Hyatt Regency. The mall can be accessed from the rear revolving doors at the back of the large Hyatt reception. Open early and seldom busy as the mall opens later. Still cheaper than buying coffee at the hotels Yes they have Paris and France Starbucks mugs €14.90

Food was great. We ran into this place by accident our first choice was closed for vacation. We had…read morethe mojitos and bandeja paisa it was reasonably priced. Coming from NY I was impressed. This is a very authentic Colombian place.

I didn't even eat here but this is the reason why I gave it a 1 star. The place was supposed to…read moreopen at 6pm for dinner, but it opened at 6:30pm. Ok no biggie I wanted to try it so half an hour late was okay for me. I'm assuming the girl that opened the restaurant was the waitress and the bartender. She saw us waiting outside and didn't bother asking us if we were waiting as if loitering in front of a restaurant was never weird. Anyways, she unlocked the door and we went in and she sat us at the back of the restaurant. Why??? We were the first customers why sit us at the back??? Next she gives us the menu and says she doesn't have bandeja paisa (which was what I really wanted), no pork chops and no beans. So I told her basically you have nothing yet just white rice. Her answer was that it takes too long to prepare. In my mind I'm thinking what the F were you doing from 3pm when u closed to 6:30pm when you opened?!?!? Obviously nothing. Her attitude wasn't cute either and I wasn't going to dine in a place like that. Such a shame because I really wanted Colombian food and this was the only place opened on a Monday so we walked from Norte Dame to this place only to be disappointed. Hey it's okay because now you know the reasons some restaurants don't survive.

A great coffee shack located off platform 19 in the Montparnasse train station. I was able to get…read morea nice cup of jo ('cafe') for the train ride from Paris to Chartres. This was especially rewarding after a long flight from Los Angeles, CA. If you're catching a train out of Paris to the countryside - skip the coffee on the plane and head here for a quick pick me up.

Stopped here before exploring the city. I ordered the veggie banquette with a water and pastry. The…read morebread was soft, yet crispy and the sautéed veggies with cheese was delicious. All meals come with a side or dessert for less than $9 with drink. For dessert I got the lemon meringue tart. It was huge and could easily be split among people. Very tasty and didn't taste like it sat out for too long. Solid and quick choice for anyone on a run and on a budget.

Good for lunch! We had the menu, my sister #14 Le Limousine and I had #13 Le Cordon Bleu, fries and…read moresoda. It was a good time to take a break near Pompidou and sit somewhere warm and have a hot sandwich. Good break and good food!

What an incredible meal! This Michelin one-star restaurant absolutely delivered from start to…read morefinish. Here's what we had: 4 Insigney oysters, clams gratinated with lemon thyme, red tuna tartare in ponzu sauce, sea bass carpaccio with green apple jelly, squid with garlic, parsley, and chorizo, sole meunière, and a spiny lobster smoked with rosemary. For dessert, we finished with a chocolate soufflé and chocolate mousse -- both flawless. Every dish was beautifully executed, and honestly, this place puts 3 star Le Bernardin in NYC to shame. Every time I dine in Paris, I'm reminded that French restaurants here simply operate on another level -- the Michelin standards in France are just higher. The service was excellent -- attentive without hovering, and the atmosphere had that perfect casual elegance that makes fine dining in Paris so enjoyable. The lobster was a touch overcooked, but still very flavorful, and the sole meunière was absolute perfection -- buttery, delicate, and melt-in-your-mouth good. All the raw dishes were impressively fresh and refined, and the desserts were rich and beautifully balanced. We didn't realize the spiny lobster was priced by weight because we didn't look at the prices...so when the bill came to about €1,200, we were a bit surprised -- but after laughing it off and tasting the rice dish they made from the leftover lobster, it felt about right. Everything, down to the bread and butter, side vegetables, and mashed potatoes, was spot-on. An unforgettable meal -- refined yet full of personality. Next time I'm in Paris, I'll definitely be back.

Was very excited about this seafood-focused place but it was quite a let-down, I am afraid. On the…read morepositive side, the space is elegant and has a bit of an Art Deco charm to it. Outside of that, the service was beyond incompetent (pretending not to speak a single word of English, pretty much grabbing the appetizer plate from me despite a response that I could use more time, and despite the appropriate position of the cutlery, not removing the crumbs from the table, not bothering with cleaning up the dirty plates and dirty napkins from a table next to me after the guests left for at least half an hour, bringing the bread but not the butter, and the list continues)... The food experience was not consistent either: I loved the squid carbonara but the monkfish for the main course was like rubber, yet the side of seasonal veggies was delightfully fresh and reminded that it is still spring outside... In other words, go figure. But overall, I expected more consistency from a place that has claimed a spot on the Michelin list and charges accordingly. In my opinion, there are more humble but much more pleasant spots in Paris that understand and celebrate hospitality.

Could not resist the temptation to purchase the Paris Starbucks mug for my worldwide collection…read more Typical Starbucks but the service was excellent and the place was sparkling clean and relaxed Viva La France!

Quality/Quantity - High tourist area, across the street from Moulin Rouge…read more Found some great designs of mugs for gifts; see my pictures. Sold. Thanks also for the electrical outlets to recharge my phone for more Yelp pictures. And free toilets - Which really, I MEAN really, needed some service. It was so bad that half the people in the LONG line left without using it. Ambiance - Crazy busy. Indoor and outdoor seating. The indoor section also has counter seating to fit more people. Service - Good. Price - Expensive, Starbucks pricing. We are paying for the name... But our friends deserve these gifts. :) Owner Comment - Congrats to Alsea, SAB de CV is the largest independent chain restaurant operator in Latin America who holds the license in France to operate and develop Starbucks here. Parent company: Congrats on all your success since 1971 and for being the largest coffeehouse chain in the world! #114 on the Fortune 500 list. As of 2024, 40,200+ stores. 1992 IPO. 2003 Acquired Seattle's Best Coffee. 2008 Loyalty card program. 2014 First Starbucks Reserve opened in Seattle.

There are quite a few McDonalds around the Gare du Nord area, and we picked one that was on the…read morewalk to our hotel from the giant train station. We stopped in around dinner time. It's pretty small inside, so not a great place to keep your luggage as you are waiting for your food. We were able to find a small window table. There are kiosks in the waiting area, making it easy to place your order (in French or English) and pay for it as well. It's important to ask for a printed receipt since the number is what is called out when food is ready. There were quite a few people wing. I tried to remember what our number (28) is pronounced in french (vingt-huit!), but somehow I couldn't recognize it (sigh...). The nice young woman at the counter, repeated it in English once nobody stepped up. Ordered a 20 piece chicken nuggets (11€) and a Big and Tasty (9€), which came out to $21.69 on my bank card (the merchant was called NANDRE). The nuggets tasted exactly the same as in the States. Got two sauces: Mustard (Moutarde) which tasted the same as Hot Mustard, and Curry which was a new flavor and was pretty good. The Big and tasty was a double patty hamburger with all the toppings and a strip of bacon. It was pretty filling and had plenty of beef (it tasted the same to me). It wasn't a quick or easy meal after our long trip, but it ended up fine.