We were greeted immediately with awesome vibes. We speak English (not French), so an employee…read morehelped us read through the entire menu. The food was crazy good. It might be a little hole-in-the-wall restaurant, but it didn't disappoint!

"Kissa Ten" style cafe on a less busy street of the Japanese area; very cozy and the food are…read moregorgeous! Love their fruit sandwiches and onigiri rice balls. They do a huge menu on drinks (teas, coffees, smoothies etc.) and desserts too. It is just a relaxing place for a coffee or a Japanese parfait after a long day.

Long overdue review. So I technically went here several years ago pre-COVID. But hands down, the…read morebest cat cafe in general. The US doesn't let you eat with the cats, but here you can. We are here in the cat zone, so if you don't like that with your food, you can leave. Cats are chill and mellow. I would say most would you pet them, but the ones I hung out with weren't too interesting in playing with me or being cuddled with. But they're still so cute. Definitely come support more cat cafes. Especially this one! The perfect cafe to eat, drink, and play with cats!

What a cool little place. This was my first visit to a cat cafe and I specifically chose this one…read morebecause they had some specialty breed cats. It was fun to watch and interact with the kitties! They had a sign on the wall with an illustration of and information about each cat. I enjoyed searching the multiple rooms to find them all! They had a nice selection of drinks and the employees were pleasant and helpful. They could do a better job of keeping the tables clean. Things were a little sticky.

We came for the cats and were not disappointed. There are 13 of them and we saw and petted at least…read more8-10 of them. I lost count. We are cat lovers and was lucky enough to be there when it wasn't so busy so were able to walk around freely and play with the cats. Most were friendly but weren't very active except one or two.

Before you get in, the server reiterates the rules in French, but you can find them on the website…read moreif you don't speak French. There wasn't an entry fee like the last cat cafe I went to. You have to have a phone to order as there's a QR code you need to scan, which makes splitting the bill very easy. I got the 4 red fruit tea and a chocolate chip cookie. The cookie was a little dry, but the chocolatey aftertaste made the tea taste divine. You do have to brew the tea yourself which caught me a little off guard. The best part of course was the cats. They helped me and my group who are missing our fur babies back home. The cats are not separated from the cafe. One of them even sat on our table for a while and shed a lot, which I didn't really care about since my cats jump on the table and shed all the time. They aren't skittish, but not all of them love to be petted on. Some of them like to play when you throw a mouse. The cat furniture all around is very cute and the whole place has a nice aesthetic. When we went at 5/6 yesterday there were people yes but it wasn't really busy.

Tight little space near the Louvre and Museum District with warm and welcoming staff! Menu,…read moreordering, and payment are done online via QR code but staff is attentive to guest needs! A great spot to enjoy Golden Milk and Mexican Citronade while waiting for your reservation time ;) The bacon breakfast sandwich was rich and hit the spot and the eggs were cooked easy with mayo to complement the salty meat. Definitely would return here again soon!

SO GOOD. The employee here directed us to their sister Restaurant right across the street labeled…read moreas Bohemia Cafe (they appear to be doing construction on this location). It was SO good, best breakfast we have had in Paris so far.

Found a NY bagel shop in Paris! They even serve American Hot Dogs. The bagel sandwiches were good…read more I ordered the NINA BAGEL SANDWICH, figuring they wouldn't name it after themselves unless it was good...and it was. It contained pastrami, onion crunchies, avocado among other things. You pick your bagel, but I think the right choice is the Everything Bagel. You order at counter and either find one f the few small tables or else take it with you. I think carryout is a majority of their business. It's a cozy place and the line fill a majority of the free space.

Fun fact: Nina's only sells their tea here at their location and only provide tea for Versailles…read morePalace because the queen adores their teas. The nicest lady works here and is very nice and helpful!