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When I was in Paris visiting Notre Dame, I stopped by Le Quasimodo for breakfast. It was a quaint place with a nice out door seating area and very close to Notre Dame. I thought it was reasonable priced. I shared a crepe with some strawberry jam as well as some fried eggs and toast. Everything was good. I'd recommend this place to others if they wanted breakfast near the historical cathedral.
Visit Date: March 20, 2015 Came here with hubby after we went to Notre Dame cafe. This place was pretty busy and they served us very quickly which we found unusual because most of the cafes we went to didn't have such a fast paced NY mode about them. I had brie cheese, cucumbers, lettuce and tomato on a baguette and I loved it! It was very simple but very good, all the veggies, and the bread were super fresh. If you're visiting Notre Dame this is a pretty good place to come to for food and it's named after Quasimodo.
It is close by to the Notre Dame Cathedral and we didn't feel like walking any further to get some food. It looks like a typical cute cafe that you see walking around Europe. There was only one server, but he was really good and quick. It started to get crowded after we came in and it was amazing seeing him work with every table! He didn't even write any orders down! The food was okay. We were really hungry so that helped. I ordered roasted chicken with frites and it was good at first, but got dry after each bite. Thank goodness for the crepes they make outside the restaurant! Or else it would have been a disappointing first dinner in Paris! We ordered a Nutella and banana crepe. It was very warm and creamy. I just wish whipped cream and powdered sugar came on top of every crepe! Overall: A yes for the crepes and a maybe-if-I'm-starving for the food.
Stopped by this crepe cart and took ours to-go because it looked crowded inside. The price was better than the other places we passed in the Notre-Dame area (less than 5 euros), so that was a plus!
This was our savior when we have been out all day sightseeing. Coincidentally, it started raining as soon as we sat down. A cup of their popular French onion soup was perfect. We also had pasta and their ice cream. All delicious. The delicatessen plate was not all that.
I don't really care for sandwiches but, something about French bread and their fresh butter...omg. I had a simple Brie cheese sandwich w/tomatoes, cucumber n the best butter. So, fresh and delish! The bread was so soft (which normally is hard) which I prefer. The cheese, so fresh. Of course, the ice teas in Europe are all leaded (or, gassed as they say it) so, if u don't like carbonated ice teas, it's not ur cup of tea (no pun intended). I will definitely come back, again! Loved it
Such a cute cafe! We came here for lunch after visiting Notre Dame Cathedral. I ordered the croque monsieur, which is a must-try French dish if you are visiting France! I had never tried it before but it was amazing! Our waiter was awesome and he spoke English, which is always a bonus!
Wet socks and starving, we stumbled on this place after a long hike from our hotel to Notre Dame. We were seated at a little booth and quickly ordered cheesy eggy bready things to restore our energy levels, which were flagging. The cafe was pretty busy throughout, and the waiter forgot our order momentarily, but the food came quickly once the order was submitted. I had the croque monsieur, which was surprisingly light and fluffy for being bread covered in cheese. Great for a simple quick bite. The price for the three of us was very reasonable (about $25). Everyone spoke excellent English (though a nearby Spanish speaking tourist was having some trouble communicating). Bathrooms are available downstairs.
Just 2 tourists exploring the city. We dropped in because the place looked quaint and we felt comfortable enough seeing other tourists having lunch. We needed to pass time between our visit to the historic Notre Dame and visiting Le Louvre. Definitely needed to re-up on our energy! We ordered a Salami Sandwich that came with a large plate of fries, the plate du jour - Spaghetti Bolognaise, which was filling and tasty for the price, and 2 small beers. We spent about 25 Euros and it kept us full even after walked to and from the Louvre and not hungry enough to have dinner. They spoke English which was nice - expected due to the location. Nothing special about it, but we enjoyed it for the most part.
3.5 stars! After visiting the Notre Dome, my husband and I stopped by this restaurant for a little break. We ordered coffee, cappuccino, ham omelette & a chocolate crepe. We were all pretty satisfied with the food and drinks. Waiters were pretty friendly. :)
Friendly service and great food! I had the croque monsieur and my husband had spaghetti bolgenese. Great prices too!!
Seems like a tourist location because prices are higher and slightly Americanized. We had the onion soup which was a little too salty, crepe was plain since it is just banana and Nutella (they don't have other fruits), and ham & cheese sandwich, which looked like something we could make at home. Service was slow even though the waiter was friendly.
One of the best cafes I visited while in Paris! Just steps away from Notre Dame, my sister and I stumbled upon this little cafe on a tree-lined street in Paris. She was looking for a crepe, and I wanted a drink & escargot, and we found them all here. We grabbed a little table out front so that we could people-watch and enjoy the fresh smells of crepes cooking as we waited for our fare. Our waitress was quite friendly, and we were so grateful that she spoke some English as my French is quite weak! My sister got a sweet crepe, while I went with the classic Aperol Spritz, Escargot & Frites - SO. GOOD! I'm a lover of Escargot already, but of course, while in Paris, I needed to try the original and I was not disappointed! Rich, buttery, and so flavorful, I was in heaven! I had never used the fancy tool that was left on my plate for my snails, but luckily our wonderful waitress gave me a tutorial! (I still didn't use it, I was on a mission!) Pricing was wonderful and I was quite full and beyond pleased! read more
Hands down the best Parisian cafe in Paris. This place is located about a block from Notre Dame. It has such a beautiful cafe and is in a very quiet area. The food is absolutely top notch! 100% people need to visit this cafe! It has a beautiful interior and incredible service. Highly recommend this cafe when in Paris! read more
Fast food? ohh well, for American standards that's almost le most gourmet del le restaurante del le petite del but not petite in Notre Dame aka I need to educate myself lol I was surprised to see this place under the category of Fast Food. We had good service and I did not feel like I was dining at a tourist trap; I don't think this place is one. We enjoyed the food very much and the prices were pretty reasonable, although it is right next to the famous Notre Dame. We sat next to the window and it was such a good view, plus great natural lighting. I recommend it! read more
4 years ago
When I was in Paris visiting Notre Dame, I stopped by Le Quasimodo for breakfast. It was a quaint place with a nice out door seating area and very close to Notre Dame. I thought it was reasonable priced. I shared a crepe with some strawberry jam as well as some fried eggs and toast. Everything was good. I'd recommend this place to others if they wanted breakfast near the historical cathedral. read more
Visit Date: March 20, 2015 Came here with hubby after we went to Notre Dame cafe. This place was pretty busy and they served us very quickly which we found unusual because most of the cafes we went to didn't have such a fast paced NY mode about them. I had brie cheese, cucumbers, lettuce and tomato on a baguette and I loved it! It was very simple but very good, all the veggies, and the bread were super fresh. If you're visiting Notre Dame this is a pretty good place to come to for food and it's named after Quasimodo. read more
It is close by to the Notre Dame Cathedral and we didn't feel like walking any further to get some food. It looks like a typical cute cafe that you see walking around Europe. There was only one server, but he was really good and quick. It started to get crowded after we came in and it was amazing seeing him work with every table! He didn't even write any orders down! The food was okay. We were really hungry so that helped. I ordered roasted chicken with frites and it was good at first, but got dry after each bite. Thank goodness for the crepes they make outside the restaurant! Or else it would have been a disappointing first dinner in Paris! We ordered a Nutella and banana crepe. It was very warm and creamy. I just wish whipped cream and powdered sugar came on top of every crepe! Overall: A yes for the crepes and a maybe-if-I'm-starving for the food. read more
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10 years ago
This was our savior when we have been out all day sightseeing. Coincidentally, it started raining as soon as we sat down. A cup of their popular French onion soup was perfect. We also had pasta and their ice cream. All delicious. The delicatessen plate was not all that. read more
9 years ago
I don't really care for sandwiches but, something about French bread and their fresh butter...omg. I had a simple Brie cheese sandwich w/tomatoes, cucumber n the best butter. So, fresh and delish! The bread was so soft (which normally is hard) which I prefer. The cheese, so fresh. Of course, the ice teas in Europe are all leaded (or, gassed as they say it) so, if u don't like carbonated ice teas, it's not ur cup of tea (no pun intended). I will definitely come back, again! Loved it read more
5 years ago
Great little restaurant. Great French onion soup. Nice crepes and sandwiches. Great hot chocolate and coffee as well. read more
Such a cute cafe! We came here for lunch after visiting Notre Dame Cathedral. I ordered the croque monsieur, which is a must-try French dish if you are visiting France! I had never tried it before but it was amazing! Our waiter was awesome and he spoke English, which is always a bonus! read more
Wet socks and starving, we stumbled on this place after a long hike from our hotel to Notre Dame. We were seated at a little booth and quickly ordered cheesy eggy bready things to restore our energy levels, which were flagging. The cafe was pretty busy throughout, and the waiter forgot our order momentarily, but the food came quickly once the order was submitted. I had the croque monsieur, which was surprisingly light and fluffy for being bread covered in cheese. Great for a simple quick bite. The price for the three of us was very reasonable (about $25). Everyone spoke excellent English (though a nearby Spanish speaking tourist was having some trouble communicating). Bathrooms are available downstairs. read more
11 years ago
Just 2 tourists exploring the city. We dropped in because the place looked quaint and we felt comfortable enough seeing other tourists having lunch. We needed to pass time between our visit to the historic Notre Dame and visiting Le Louvre. Definitely needed to re-up on our energy! We ordered a Salami Sandwich that came with a large plate of fries, the plate du jour - Spaghetti Bolognaise, which was filling and tasty for the price, and 2 small beers. We spent about 25 Euros and it kept us full even after walked to and from the Louvre and not hungry enough to have dinner. They spoke English which was nice - expected due to the location. Nothing special about it, but we enjoyed it for the most part. read more
14 years ago
3.5 stars! After visiting the Notre Dome, my husband and I stopped by this restaurant for a little break. We ordered coffee, cappuccino, ham omelette & a chocolate crepe. We were all pretty satisfied with the food and drinks. Waiters were pretty friendly. :) read more
8 years ago
Friendly service and great food! I had the croque monsieur and my husband had spaghetti bolgenese. Great prices too!! read more
Seems like a tourist location because prices are higher and slightly Americanized. We had the onion soup which was a little too salty, crepe was plain since it is just banana and Nutella (they don't have other fruits), and ham & cheese sandwich, which looked like something we could make at home. Service was slow even though the waiter was friendly. read more
10 years ago
The staff was friendly and the food was good. I had a mustard porkchop. I loved it. Honestly Norte Dame island was the only part of Paris I felt happy. Loved this place. read more
We were on our way to Notre Dame and stopped in to this little cafe for some breakfast. We ordered the my daughters and I all had the crepes with jam and my wife and son had the Nutella crepes. All was delicious and the service was excellent. Our waiter was super friendly and very helpful. It was also a little bit cheaper than the cafes right next to Notre Dame. Definitely worth checking out. read more
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Been here before with the family (2013) and loved it. Came back again in 2017 and was just as awesome. The coq au vin was just as good as last time. Such a cute little French restaurant. Great food, service, and price. Highly recommend! read more
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Service was good, food was decent but noting to rave about... Coffee yuk... ! Good if your waiting the 2 hours to go up Notre Dame but would go out of the way. read more
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11 rue d'Arcole
75004 Paris
France
Île de la Cité/Île Saint Louis, Notre Dame De Paris, 4ème
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01 43 54 19 45
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