We always come to Cafe de Paris on our annual beach drink to Indian Rocks Beach. Here is what we…read morelove about it. Atmosphere: The Cafe de Paris is located inside a small strip mall in Indian Rocks Beach. It's simply decorated on the inside. It has a large display case with a variety of fresh pastries, breads, and quiches to pick from. You can also watch the master chef/owner make crepes at his work station. They have plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The seating is based off what's available when you walk in. You order at the pastry display case! Service: The service is fast. Everyone we encountered was very friendly! Food: We always love the food we get here. I like their croissant sandwiches. You can pick from a variety of options but I always get the bacon, egg, and cheese option and asked for it pressed. I love their Paris Special coffee drink. It is a long shot of espresso topped with whip cream and shaved chocolate. Yum! I've tried a variety of their pastries and they are always good. This is a great place to come for a yummy breakfast or lunch!

Came here for a sweet treat and walked out with a quiche and a sweet treat…read more They have so many great and beautiful looking options it made it hard to choose. I picked a raspberry tart, which absolutely beautiful and delicious! I also picked the bacon and mushroom quiche, which was also delicious! Service was quick and easy! Parking was limited out front but there is a side street with parking as well. They offer indoor and outdoor seating.

I'm in Tampa, Florida for a 4-day seminar and was looking for a casual brunch spot for lunch when…read morewe found this place. At first, I honestly thought it would be bigger. It's more of a small hole-in-the-wall type of café. The food was good, but what really stood out to me was the service and the people running the place. You can immediately tell this is a mom-and-pop business where the owners genuinely care. They were constantly checking on customers, making sure everyone was taken care of, updating people about the food, and doing their best to make everyone feel comfortable and accommodated. At one point, I stood up because I was about to follow up on our order, and one of the guys immediately looked at me and said, "I got you, bro." That small moment actually meant a lot because it made me feel seen as a customer. They weren't oblivious or ignoring people even though they were busy. You can tell they work hard and really try to give good customer service. Because of that alone, I'm giving this place 5 stars. Support small businesses like this.

First time here in Florida, was our last day before heading back home. Me and my bf had the…read morepleasure of meeting and speaking with Gershy. Really cool guy! Gave us recommendations for our next visit, and of course the food was amazing! Definitely recommend the omelette's for breakfast

This place is super cute inside and definitely feels very country. It's hard to find because it's…read morevery hidden and looks unassuming, but once inside it's nice and cozy. The menu is not very big and is full of simpler breakfast options, but the prices are outstanding! The portion sizes are great, not huge like some breakfast spots, and the food was pretty good. The service is very quick as well. I wouldn't say it is anything special, but for a cheap and quick breakfast it definitely does the trick.

Found in a very discreet strip mall, Lil Bit Kuntry is exactly what it sounds like. When we…read morearrived, it didn't look like they were even open due to the closed shades and old pub tavern look to the exterior but the neon open sign said different. We walked in and it was quiet with 1 other patron there and we were told to sit anywhere. The place could use an update, even for Kuntry. The menu is simple and the spelling on it was kitschy. AFFORDABLE! Nothing crazy but they do charge an extra 3% for using a credit card. I ordered an agg with biskits and gravy and I thought it was pretty good. Husband had a full 3 stack of pancakes with a side of bakon. I forgot to take pictures cause I was so hungry. The waitress was nice in our interaction.

Reopened! Thank God. Some of the best prices for breakfast. Open 6am-3pm Daily. Support Small…read moreBusinesses!!!!

The food here was pretty tasty for a very good price! The biscuit was very soft and buttery, and…read morethe hash browns were perfectly crispy. The service was decent and the inside is decorated very nicely. I wouldn't say this is my favorite breakfast in the area but it's good for a quick meal at a low price.

I've never had a bad experience! We love the food and the service. It is a little tight inside, but…read morewe've never had any issues. My partner and I usually come and order at least a sandwich, crepe, croissant, and coffee to share, and we are always full and satisfied!

To call this French is an insult to France! I was born and…read moreraised in France, getting my bakery goods in the mornings from bakery down the street. The ambience was nice and so was service, but that's where the good things end. This was a disaster and shameful that it's called French. Serving croissants and eclairs and putting French names to menu items does not make something French. We ordered a turkey omelette with eggs on top, an eclair, a chocolate croissant, a croissant with ham and cheese and tomato and lettuce, and a cream filled beignet. Let's start with the bakery goods. All bakery goods should be made fresh that same morning. The croissants, and pastries all should be flaky and taste fresh. These were hard as if they were all yesterday's leftovers. The filling on the beignet was obviously a Jell-O pudding mix, and definitely not homemade. The eclair for some reason had some kind of supposed chantilly cream and raspberry instead of the traditional filling, and both of those fillings were also all store-bought. The eclair was also stale and tasted like it had been in the fridge since yesterday. The omelette was an absolute joke. If you look at the picture I posted, my index finger was actually taller than the entire omelette which is supposed to be filled with ham and cheese as you can see from the post photo. The ham and cheese were also packaged meat and cheese as you can tell since they all were sliced exactly in the same way and same size and tasted processed, and the cheese wasn't even melted completely. The omelette was just incredibly dry and bland. The croissant suffered from the same disease. It was hard, not flaky, and tasted stale as if it had been made yesterday, and all of the meat and cheese was obviously packaged meat and cheese which tasted processed. This tastes nothing like anything you would find at any French bakery in France. In France. Everything is made the same day, and the moment it starts going stale and stops being flaky, is thrown away. This is an absolute insult to French bakeries. Even if you compare it to other American bakeries and breakfast places, nothing tasted good and for that price, it should. Definitely avoid this place. I know I will.

Maggie Mae's has quickly become a go-to spot for me! I've had their steak bowl special, tuna…read moresandwich, buffalo chicken wrap, and turkey club and every single one has been awesome! The majority of their menu is made in-house, and you can truly taste the difference. They shave their own turkey and even prepare their own chicken tenders! Everything tastes fresh and homemade. The staff is so charming and incredibly friendly, and I love meeting my husband here for our lunch breaks during the week. Definitely one of my new favorite spots!

Amazing food! Amazing coffee! Friendly staff! The food selection is amazing!…read more Also they know their customers by name, and that's top notch.

If I could give this place more than five stars, I absolutely would. This European bakery has been…read moremy go-to hidden gem for over 10 years, and every visit reminds me why I fell in love with it in the first place. I stopped in for lunch today and ordered their roasted chicken sandwich on freshly baked ciabatta warm, flavorful, and perfectly pressed. The side salad was fresh, bright, and balanced, not just tossed greens, you can taste the care put into even the simplest things here. My vanilla latte? Picture-perfect. The kind you'd take a photo of before you take a sip creamy, lightly sweetened, and made with love. But the real show-stoppers are the desserts. The pastry case looks like something out of a Paris pâtisserie rows of handmade creations that are as beautiful as they are delicious. Everything is crafted in-house, with real skill, pride, and tradition behind it. What truly makes this place special is the family that runs it. They are warm, welcoming, and genuine , the kind of people who remember you, make you feel at home, and pour their heart into everything they serve. Whether you're coming for breakfast, lunch, coffee, or a sweet treat (or all of the above!), you will walk out happier than when you walked in. A must-visit, a local treasure, and without question one of the best bakeries I've ever been to.

This place never disappoints. Have been here multiple times for carry out baked goods, lunch and…read morealso have eaten there. They have amazing GLUTEN free choices and is very gluten free friendly. On this day I had a thanksgiving day special pressed sandwich was one of the best sandwich I have ever had. Also the outdoor seating is comfy and the service is always spot on. Try them out the have a special bakery case and so may choices.

Oh yeah - a find. One benefit of being retired is having the time to explore your surroundings and…read moresometimes, your efforts are rewarded. Wow, this place rules Italian food! I've never seen that much uncooked pasta in my life! After I got over my amazement of their food inventory, I ordered a sub sammy - made by a guy who looks like my great uncle - turkey, pastrami, provolone, mayo, lettuce & tomato on fresh baked Italian roll - to die for. And 2 blueberry cookies. Purchased from the delightfully grumpy owner. If yer located in the western hemisphere, consider checking this place out.

This is a really nice little shop and deli. I wish I was able to eat freely, because their prepared…read morefreezer meals look delicious. I popped in here for a Caprese Salad. My food allergies make eating out really difficult and I thought this would be a safe meal. What I received was certainly not a Caprese Salad, and the included salad dressing was surprisingly low quality and not something I can eat. What I got was a Caprese-inspired Salad. The oils that the mushrooms and artichokes were soaked in thankfully flavored up the salad just enough after cutting it all up. Online they show an authentic Caprese Salad, so I was quite confused. I was able to find some potato chips made with olive oil instead of the sunflower seed oil that I'm allergic to. Those were a nice, tasty surprise. The guy running the register was really friendly. The man running the deli side of things, not so much.