Look, I have spent the last 25 years living in Los Angeles & the Bay Area. I have access to PLENTY…read moreof delicious vegan donuts. So I had kind of mid expectations for Boneshaker-- we had already eaten amazing vegan French pastries so I figured maybe donuts would not be a strong contender BUT I WAS WRONG These bad boys rival some of the best California & Portland vegan treats. Met the owner (US ex-pat) & we talked vegan donuts. Then I went to Shakespeare & Co where I saw her amazing cookbook! Cute little cafe. Definitely check it out!

How fun! An all vegan donut place :)…read more My friend knew about this place ahead of time so we stopped in for an afternoon treat and coffee. I got the cookies and cream donut while my friend got the classic chocolate donut. We also got a matcha latte and a dirty chai latte as well. My cookies and cream donut was very good. Flaky donut with delicious cookie crumbs and icing. It went very well with my dirty chai latte which was also super delicious. My friend's chocolate donut was good too! The cafe is also super cute and we had a great time chatting drinking our coffees and eating our donuts :)

We popped into this charming little bakery near Westfield mall during our quick stop in Paris and…read moreoh my goodness, it did not disappoint! I grabbed a flaky pistachio pastry and a classic baguette for the road, and both were absolutely heavenly - buttery, fresh, and full of that perfect French flavor. My husband went for their ham and cheese croissant and couldn't stop raving about how crispy and gooey it was. The staff was super friendly even though our French is terrible, and everything felt warm and welcoming. We ended up taking a few extra treats back to the hotel because we just couldn't resist. If you're anywhere nearby, definitely make the detour - it's the real deal! We're already dreaming about going back.

I think we grabbed items here twice and yes they are very good…read more Is it different than the other 100,000 bakeries in paris.....ehhhh kinda not.. But they execute well and the breads and pastries are good. If you are in the neighborhood or staying close by...it is worth your time to stop by. I wouldn't travel from Montmarte or that distance to taste though

This was just a few blocks from where I was staying. It was an adorable bakery and everything…read morelooked fresh and amazing. Great presentation. The service was friendly but they didn't speak much English but I got want I wanted with hand gestures. I'll be back tomorrow to try some other things.

Delicious pastries and bread. I wish I could try everything there but my stomach can only hold so…read moremuch. We went with the raspberry (framboise) donut (beignet), coffee macaron, and a cheese bread. They were all delicious. The jelly in the donut was amazing and I could eat the filling in its own. Macaron was very flavorful and tasted like a fresh cup of coffee. Excellent stuff and a must try if you're in the area.

Really a 2.5 star. Disappointed in how our meal was cooked. We expected better from a chain of a…read moreMichelin star chef. We ordered the 4 piece fried chicken bucket. We thought it would be actual pieces of chicken instead of tenders. But it came out to be 1 leg and 3 overcooked chicken tenders. It seemed like they just threw it all into the fryer at the same time because the leg was cooked perfectly but the tenders were so dry that it made us lose our appetite. You can find better chicken tenders at any other plain cafeteria. Fried chicken sandwich - solid choice. Chicken was cooked well and flavor was good. Definitely would recommend only to get the chicken sandwich rather than the fried chicken bucket. Fries - good, nothing special. Ask for the free mayo and homemade ketchup. Ketchup helped a lot for this meal. Overall, it wouldn't make me go back. The quality was very disappointing and meal was on the pricier side. If you must try their fried chicken, just know it can't live up to our fried chicken in the US.

AMAZING sandwiches!!! it was also ready so quickly (like under 15 min) would highly recommend…read morestopping by

I think I'm just spoiled by the Asian bakeries in nyc but I wasn't a huge fan of this spot. We came…read morearound 8:15 am and the shop was still taking out some pastries and items for the day. It smelled scrumptious and there were plenty of pastry selections from buns and muffins to cakes and cookies. They have a lot of Matcha-forward pastry items, which was nice to see. I ordered a classic Latte with a Chocolate Croissant and a Matcha Muffin. The matcha taste in the muffin tasted artificial imo, which ruined the experience. The chocolate croissant and Latte were pretty standard. I also tried the Matcha Bun and Matcha Eclair from my brother and they were sweeter than I'd like. Staff was overall friendly and spoke minimal English. There were still a good amt of customers coming in and out, so it still gets good foot traffic despite my opinion of the taste. Can't beat the Asian bakeries in nyc!

I really liked this bakery! If this was where I lived I would go so often (I already do for the…read moreother Asian bakeries I really like). I'm glad I went here while on vacation. My favorite items was the black sesame melon pan and matcha tiramisu. I went close to Halloween so the black sesame had eyes and it just really looked cure! I love black sesame and I liked how strong the flavor was. The matcha cream was a really nice touch to it too and enhanced the black sesame flavor. The matcha tiramisu had a lot of matcha on top! It paired super well with the cream. I definitely want to try making my own if I can. I only got a small bit of the cocoa melonpan but it was also really good! It had a chocolate filling in the middle. The bakery had a lot of bakery items on display so you'll definitely find at least one thing you like! There was also a decent-sized drink menu there too that are pretty good!

Amazing savory crepes, croissants and coffee. Lovely sidewalk cafe. My husband thanked me for…read morechoosing as it lived up to reviews

We had finished exploring the Louvre and were looking for lunch. Since we exited onto Rue Rivoli, I…read morefigured there would be someplace we could find as the block seemed to be lined with shops and eateries. I whipped out Yelp and noticed that I had Happy Caffe bookmarked. I'm not sure how it landed in my collection, but the reviews were excellent thought it would be a good option for lunch - so off we went. Happy sits right on the street - it's a super small space with barely any room inside and several tables outside on the sidewalk. They did a good job making room for us - I have to say they mastered the art of optimizing what little space they have but even still be prepared for a tight fit. The menu has a selection of baked good, crepes, and sandwiches. We asked the employee working behind the counter what they recommended and he suggested the kebab panini as he sells many of them every day. We decided to each get one, which was served promptly. The sandwich wasn't my favorite - the chicken seemed a little off, and it wasn't that tasty. I wouldn't say it was awful, but I also wouldn't order it again. Looking back, perhaps I ordered the wrong thing (despite it being recommended to me). I'm puzzled by all these 5-star reviews - maybe the crepes are better? Two stars for the friendly and attentive service, but I would bypass this spot next time I'm in Paris.

I was looking around for a breakfast place and came across this shop. Coming from New York, I think…read morewe still have the best bagels! I got a lox with avacado and cream cheese on everything bagel. It was just ok.

Ok so it's 9:30am and I just walked into this place, for um, I dunno a bagel?…read more The counter dude said bonjour and me too and I looked up at the board to find the bagel that had avocado, cucumber, tomato and cream cheese. the dude saw me looking up at the board and said... ah sorry it's too early and I don't have time to make bagels this morning, it's just too early and I'm just too busy to make any bagels. haha, seriously? Fail

Don't come here with a budget. This was bougie meal and it was a lovely experience. Great service…read more This is a rare 5/5 for me. I don't give those out lightly. First off, this is an iconic historic hotel. Beautiful location at Place Vendome. My friend and I were hungry and on a weekday night and randomly walked in and were promptly seated. I'm not sure how it normally goes here regarding wait times and reservations. The French onion soup and lobster rolls were divine. The server would walk around with a bread box and would bring the whole box to the table and you could pick from there. We had cereal bread and an onion focaccia. Amazing! They gave us complimentary chocolates too. The vibes and ambience are immaculate. It looks like a classic fancy restaurant. There was a piano player too! They gave us a little chair for our purses. This was a lovely Parisian experience. Highly recommend.

Lunch was very good with great service and super-relaxing vibe. Busy days in the streets of Paris…read morerequire an extravagant treat on occasion. Club sandwich and beef tartare were good. Bread was amazing. Service just is crazy good. Nice champagne selection and any cocktail that you can imagine. Not an everyday treat for us but a special occasion and new memories!