Stopped by for their legendary hot chocolate, and even though it was a very hot summer day, it was…read moredelicious and amazing. Unlike most other hot chocolates, I've had this is not very sweet, but extremely chocolatey. Incredible and definitely worth getting. I can picture this being absolutely incredible around Christmas time.

We had just finished lunch, but since we were already exploring Montmartre, we decided to stop by…read moreCarette because it's one of those places almost everyone recommends, especially for its famous hot chocolate. Since it was a warm summer afternoon, I went for the Chocolat Glacé, their iced chocolate, which was a refreshing choice after walking around the neighborhood. We were too full to try any of the pastries, but the display was beautiful and made it very tempting to come back. In addition to their signature hot chocolate, they also offer a wonderful selection of French pastries, macarons, croissants, crêpes, and other sweet treats. One thing that's helpful to know before visiting is that the Montmartre branch is a takeaway pastry boutique rather than a full-service café or restaurant. Before arriving, I had imagined it would be more of a traditional Parisian tea salon with table service, but this location is designed for grabbing a drink or pastry to enjoy while exploring Place du Tertre. Knowing that beforehand helps set the right expectations. The staff member who assisted us at the counter was friendly and welcoming, making for a pleasant stop. The location itself is part of the experience. Right in the heart of Place du Tertre, surrounded by artists and the charm of Montmartre, it's an easy place to pop into for a sweet break while sightseeing. If you're visiting during the warmer months, I'd definitely recommend the iced chocolate. And if you have a bigger appetite than we did, the pastry selection looked impressive enough to make me want to return just for dessert.

This was a xlnt stop on a musee visit…read more A little coffee , a little carrot cake. Very Relaxing spot in a vintage garden area. Met some wonderful expats that have a apartment nearby. This is a coffee spot for them.

This cafe is located in Musée de Montmartre. After I got a tour of the exhibition of the museum, I…read morewent to the cafe. At the time, it wasn't crowded there. So I could take a seat and be relaxed. As I looked a Menu, I picked the coffee and a piece of cake. The terrace is made of all glass, so I could see the overview of Renoir garden as I was drinking the coffee. What a wonderful relaxing time I had. I recommend you to visit this cafe after you see the exhibits of Museum. In front of the cafe, there is Renoir's garden in the Museum. The garden is reconstructed by an image of his famous work, The Bal du Moulin de la Galette, which he made during the year 1876. So, as you take a tea or coffee and a light snack, you will get the feeling of baking to 1876 when Renoir created it.

Petit endroit pour déjeuner qui a été recommander vivement…read more Le droit est très petit, ce qui permet un ambiance plus relaxe et détendu. Situés dans un des passage de Paris, cela réduit encore plus le bruit. Il y a une petite terrasse à l'extérieur. Le service est très courtois et gentil. Le menu est tout de même petit. Plusieurs pâtisseries sont disponible dans le comptoir que l'ont peu amener ou manger sur place. J'ai prit le menu qui inclus des oeufs brouillé. Le tout viens avec un pain au chocolat ou croissant, chocolat chaud ou café, les oeufs et un pain. J'ai prit un extra pour le bacon. J'ai trouvé le pain sec et sans goût, une chance qu'il y avait beurre (congelé) et de la confiture qui était bonne. Le pain au chocolat était OK. Le chocolat chaud était un chocolat de machine lavazza donc rien d'exceptionnel. Les oeufs quant à oeufs sont un hit and miss. Ce ne sont pas des oeufs pour tous le monde. Je crois qu'ils mettent trop de lait ou de crème et cela les rends très liquides. C'était passable. Je dois dire que le plus surprenant fut le prix final. Disons que pour ce prix là, je m'attendais à beaucoup mieux. Pas un mauvais endroit certain, d'ailleurs les multiples pâtisseries semble vraiment bonne et j'en prendrais sûrement en passant devant. Mais je ne reprendrai pas le menu déjeuner, beaucoup trop cher pour ce que c'est.

One of the best patisseries in Paris. My French teacher from Paris highly recommended this and so I…read morecame here with my family on a Sunday afternoon. We sat on the second floor but there is seating in the passage way as well. They do have wine in addition to coffee, hot chocolate, and tea. We tried the pistachio tart, the acrulier (like a fancier Ferrero rocher) and Kalingo (a chocolate cake). I had the gunpowder green tea while my sister had the hot chocolate. I honestly liked their hot chocolate more than the one at Angelina. It was rich but not chalky and the perfect amount of sweetness. The pistachio tart was the best one we've ever had and revived our spirits after a long day of walking. You pay downstairs and credit cards are accepted.

Fantastic!!! The Ramen was unusual and delightful. The service was great. The music added alot to…read moreour lunch, a little rockabilly flair. The lemon tart a mixture of lemon and oreo cookie..wow!

It's now a running tradition that before we grab the train back to London we come here for coffee…read moreand a croissant. Lots of seating in front and plenty of seating inside but to be fair I've never sat inside. The waiter is very quick to serve and is very efficient. Also a nice place to people watch as people go about their daily lives or see people rush to catch their trains.

I came here for lunch with 2 other people. This wouldn't have been my first choice to eat because…read moreit's right across from a major train station, but I wasn't the one picking. I ordered the French onion soup (totally bland), a side salad (inedible), and fries (indescribably disappointing). I also ordered the St. Germaine Spritz, which was surprisingly good. The service was quick and the waiters weren't overly friendly, but that's to be expected. The ambiance was what you would expect for a busy restaurant across from a large train station. Overall, I wouldn't choose to come back to this place.

We are here during our stay in Montmartre and we loved it! It felt like a hole in the wall local…read morespot and we saw no other tourists. The gentleman who served us was very kind and helpful as we spoke little French. The food was amazing. We had two savory crepes - one with ham and one with chevre, honey, and walnuts (so delicious). We had the printemps crepe (lemon flavor) and it was divine. Would definitely recommend for breakfast or lunch!

Pretty authentic french Brittany crepes with a little twist…read more We tried the crêpe complete with cheese, egg, ham, veggies and the Chèvre miel. Just the crepe by itself was a bit different from what Im used to.

Cool and comfortable…read more This was a nice little ice cream place. Our granddaughter is always looking for ice cream or gelato places and we often give in to her while on our vacation to Paris. This was a cheerful place with lots of options with some I didn't recognize. I had their Caramelised Millefeuille, which had a texture and flavor like it had small pieces of pastry mixed in. I tried looking it up and came up with Napoleon or French Napoleon. Whatever it was I really liked it. une Glace a Paris had comfortable seating outside. I relaxed after having done a lot of walking and enjoyed my treat.

We were introduced to the ice cream place from our food tour guide. She told us about the…read moredistinction that some places like this have for being the best in Paris for a particular year. This was, evidently, named best in Paris for ice cream during one year. Ice cream flavors were different, and tasted good. Also a great looking place and good service, given that we didn't speak any French. I'd say it's worth it just to be able to say you went to "the best ice cream in Paris".

The one and only reason I'm not giving Sept Cinq 5 stars is to takeaway a star for their high…read more €€€€ intake. While prices are inline with similar boutiques in the City of Light, it's a tough sell for Americans like myself who've become so accustomed to sale racks and deals on just about everything except Louis Vuitton and Chanel. Outside of price, this wonderful store is chock full of locally made items in pure fabrics, unique textiles and attention to detail in everything from a pair of suede mittens to a soft leather purse. The jewelry, the shoes, the boots, the baubles, there was so much I wanted for everyone, but that €€€€ kept getting in the way. If price were less a consideration, this is a wonderful place to shop! Yummy snacks in the cafe, too!

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Croissants! Raisin bread! Flan! Almond pastries! Buttery goodness! Order outside where the awnings…read moreare for take-out or inside to sit down. They also sell baguettes (of course they would it's Paris!) for €6.50 we got 2 plain croissants, one almond pastry, one raisin bread and a slice of flan. The plain croissants were yummy! Very buttery and just the right amount of flaky on the outside! The raisin Brioche was nothing to Yelp about. The flan was unbelievably good! It was the creamy goodness of a Creme Brulee with a bit of a flaky and buttery pie crust! Absolutely delish! Brioche Dorée is a chain in Paris but unlike national chains in Canada... Chains do not equal sub par food!

My all time favorite quick grab walk to class pastry shop. Cheap and understanding to tourists who…read morejust point at things and say un! The almond croissant was my all time favorite and the cafe au lait was a perfect compliment.