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    Paperboy

    4.1 (104 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Hipster
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Holley S.

    An absolute must if you love fresh amazing food, incredible juices and coffee and a fantastic fining experience for breakfast, brunch or lunch. The service was fantastic and each meal we ordered was incredible. We learned of this gem they instagram and knew we wanted to stop here on our travels. The Benedict was insanely delicious, the combos of juices were all yummy and their granola is perfection. Incredibly cool aesthetic.

    Brunch Menu
    Elizabeth Z.

    Just got back to my Airbnb from brunch here and I still feel as though I am in a food coma. Their brunch menu is quite unique. It's 25 euros for a brunch plate, a juice, a hot drink, and a side of mixed bread. All SO worth it. I personally had the eggs Benedict option that came with pastrami, a salad, a banana nut bread to die for, coffee, and a freshly squeezed orange juice. Simply amazing! If I had a few more days here I would 102% go back. Best 25 euros I've spent. Beware of the long wait times, so just don't decide to go here when you're already starving.

    Paperboy. Photo taken by http://www.farfelue.com/
    Faye B.

    Great little spot which has recently opened in Paris. I went on a weekday and was surprised at how busy they were which must be telling of the food. I ordered the granola as always although was feeling slightly regretful after seeing the plates of delicious lunch menus coming out of the kitchen. The guy was so accommodating and lovely and catered to all of our needs. You can decide whichever fruits you fancy in your juice which is nice. I opted for carrot, apple, ginger and lemon and it was amazing! The granola was amazing and came in a large bowl which was a nice change from the small glass you receive in most other cafes in Paris. A very modern space, a bit too modern for me with little character. Not that its a bad thing at all - more of a blank canvas for wonderful food to take center stage. Overall a wonderful experience!

    Bread and hot drinks while you wait - matcha bread v yum yum
    Angele B.

    I've been here a few times before and had the salmon sandwich - so dank. My boyfriend can vouch for the turkey & bacon sandwich. What really makes these special is the bread they use: light, but firm with a hint of sweetness. We visited again today for brunch. We tried the Paperben and the Veggy plates. These were pricey (25€), but included breads & spreads, a freshly squeezed juice and a hot drink in addition to the main plate of food. The variety was great for both meals, but the Paperben dish was way tastier (watch out for the peanut butter if you have allergies though). No real flaws except for over-poached eggs and fairly hard bread for the Veggy. Not sure why, but we left feeling a little bit underwhelmed this time. I'll probably stick to the sandwiches when we visit again. These are a bunch of super chill dudes just having fun. Got to appreciate the hustle.

    Close up of French toast
    Alejandra B.

    In 2016 some friends and I randomly stumbled upon this place for brunch. It had delicious food, the entire place was photographable, and it had a hip vibe. I bookmarked the place in case I ever returned to Paris. Three years later, now I live and study here. I go to this place occasionally when I want a cheap but good brunch. My friend even took me here for my birthday and it was super cute because they gave us paper and crayons to draw!! I would recommend the French toast (pain perdu) or the avocado toast!!! It's also a decent place to study at when it's not too busy during the week.

    A picture I took of the contact card
    Nikta C.

    Me and my girlfriend decided to eat here a couple of days ago. She being a vegetarian and soymilk drinker and me being the burger loving freak that I am, we chose Paperboy. So, quick and painless: I had the turkey sandwich and she had the vegetarian burger. We also split a side of scrambled eggs. She was very pleased with the veggie burger as was I by my turkey sandwich - a lot of food, I could have saved the other half for later. I had a latte and she had the soy latte. Mine was fine, nothing special but hers was not good. I think, if you want a soy latte, you are better of wandering down to the Marais area and get one from Starbucks. Stick to the espresso at Paperboy. We also ordered in a blueberry lemonade which sort of tasted like blueberry and water (I wanted a bit more American styles sugary experience) Paperboy is a nice place on a rather quiet street, highly inspired by USA with duff beer on the walls ;-) It has wifi and the guy serving us was helpful and kind!

    Avocado toast brunch (without the egg) €26
    Kelli L.

    Thoroughly enjoyed our brunch in this fun little restaurant. Great service, friendly & helpful servers. Lots of food, come hungry. (Spoke English!)

    Sara A.

    Brunch here is a must to do if you are visiting France. The food was an amusement park for my taste buds. Every course was a fresh new attraction for me to enjoy. I ordered the salmon egg Benedict, fresh orange juice, banana bread and my friends had the avocado toast which also came with pomegranate and a granola yogurt with peanut butter and dark chocolate. Delicccioussssss!

    French Toast
    Christopher T.

    This was one of the best brunches I've ever had - and trust me, I've had a lot. Unlike most, my experience with Paperboy came about totally by accident. I was in the area with a friend, looking for somewhere to eat, and saw this restaurant with a big crowd outside. We assumed without any doubt that the food would be good, and decided to give it a go. Our estimated wait time for brunch on a Sunday (for 2 people) was around 90 minutes, but in the end we only had to wait for 45 minutes before being seated. From the moment we sat down, our experience at Paperboy was off to a good start. The service was impeccable (and extremely friendly), and we were seated comfortably on the high-chairs. Both of us had intended to order the French Toast, however we were informed that at least one person had to order from the brunch set menu. I decided to take this on (unregrettably) and I ordered the Salmon Eggs Benedict. Before receiving our food, we were provided with a selection of fresh bread and homemade sauces. This was both surprising and amazing, and it all tasted great. In the brunch menu, you get your main as well as a hot and cold drink. I opted for a hot chocolate and fresh orange juice with lemon. Both were tasty and complemented my main greatly. The main itself, however, was faultless. My eggs were perfectly poached, and went perfectly with the smoked salmon and the soft, somewhat sweet, brioche. The dish also came with a slice of brioche toast, covered with homemade peanut butter and bananas. My experience, in all, was exciting and enticing, all in perfect quantities! I just wish I was hungrier! I can't wait to come back and have lunch here when I'm next in Paris. I am a happy Paperboy.

    Veggie brunch with juice and hot chocolate.

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    The Grilled Cheese Factory - Chicken grilled cheese with honey mustard and balsamic

    The Grilled Cheese Factory

    3.8(74 reviews)
    1.3 km•Bastille, Marais, 4ème
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    This place is SO GOOD. I WISH I had something like this back home in CA. Definitely a great place…read morefor lunch.

    Oh so close! I…read morereally wanted to like this place a lot but it all comes down to the food: it just was not as good as it could have been. They've been open for about 7 months and its owned / operated by a group of sharply dressed, cool looking, and welcoming Parisian hipsters. It is a tiny place with wall-counter seating in the front and a couple tables in the back. As most Americans know (or at least those who ate lunch in my county's public school system), you must have your tomato soup to go along with your grilled cheese. They were out! Not just the "soupe de la saison" but also the tomato soup.. doh! I ordered both the "mac & cheese"(10Euro) and "pastrami" fabrication (14 Euro) (my wife is out of town so I have no one to talk me down!). With a bottle of Mimi's beer (another product of Paris) it came out to a total of 31 Euros. You need to pick from white or rye bread for the sandwiches (at least those were my available choices). The biggest issue I had was with the temperature of the sandwiches. The level of gooiness was inversely proportional to the depth of the sandwich from the surface (sorry, I'm back in school for my masters and this is how every professor talks). Both sandwiches were not hot or gooey in the center. There were unmelted cheese bits all over the place. So much potential gooiness gone to waste! And this is not because I brought the sandwich home (a 5 min walk). It was never melted to begin with! I thought about nuking the sandwich but my hunger (and laziness) prevented me from getting up. The guy preparing my sandwiches (can you really call someone preparing grilled cheese sandwiches "Chef"?) highly recommended the mac n cheese. It was my least favorite of the two. Both of the sandwiches came with some of their homemade tomato sauce which was a tasty sweet concoction. It worked better with the mac n cheese which was also a sweet sandwich (from the caramelized onions). The flavors were underwhelming in general but I could attribute that to my preference for bolder flavors. I preferred the pastrami sandwich but it again was missing something. I asked for bacon on top and that was definitely a good addition. I think offering hots or a kosher pickle with the pastrami would be a nice addition. I'll go again if someone wants to get a grilled cheese fix but there is so much more of Paris cuisine to try....

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    4.2(34 reviews)
    1.1 km•Marais, Bastille, 4ème
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    One of those places that needed to be revisited for it to start growing on you. So I'm going to…read morestart low and hope that it will only get better from here. Don't get me wrong, this place is good and nothing bad happened but I didn't really get impressed either. I visited early during lunch and I was one of 2 groups there but by the time I had finished my burger, the place was slammed. They have a cool looking bar in the back which made me wish I had come a little later so I could check it out. I'll save it for next time. I ordered the Savannah burger which was a big ass burger! When it arrived, it wasn't pressed down like you see in the picture. Uncompressed, it stood about 10 inches high! The burger was dripping with cheese. It came with an onion ring, grilled onions, raw onions, lettuce, tomato, and of course bacon. You get 2 sides but I didn't understand completely and just got fries for both sides. For us Americans who will only eat a burger with their hands, it was a mess. But worth it. It was the best burger I have had in the Marais. At 18 Euro you might say it was a little pricey but I think it is worth it.

    We loved this place! We had the Savannah burger with some extra heat on it. We like spicy and it…read moredidn't disappoint. We also got a Louisiana Chicken sandwich and it was delicious too. Our sides were french fries, sweet potatoe fries, cold slaw, and fried bananas. All the sides were great. The burgers were definitely gourmet burgers. The waiter/owners were super friendly. We will visit again on our next trip.

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