Lovely afternoon stop for a snack and wine. They were very welcoming and courteous staff.read more

Walked in. Service very friendly. Enjoyed the duck confit. Better to sit outside as the smoke is…read moreconcentrated inside.

5 stars for being incredibly friendly and accommodating (we were 8 arrived at 1pm. With no…read morereservation) I recommend the Brunch 3 the Benedict eggs were delicious and nicely presented with a salad and a coffee, juice and fruits on the side. My friends had the Veggie Buns which looked great. Another nice little touch were the different kinds of bread served with jam and Nutella while we were waiting for our eggs. Clearly worth the detour!

They have brunch all day and daily specials! For 12 euros, I had the tuna pie with salad and bread…read morewith pesto and cheese, chocolate mousse and freshly squeezed lemonade. What a steal for lunch in Paris! I loved the bread with pesto and cheese because that's the best combo. The tuna pie was a pastry shell with tuna. Nothing special but filling and packed with protein. Chocolate mousse is not something I ever order but my only other option was a muffin and this seem more worth it. My friend had the muffin and I tried it; it wasn't dry nor too sweet. We ended up mixing the mousse with the muffin and it was way better. Overall, you're not coming here for something WOW, it's more of an affordable decent food. The waitress was also very friendly. Free wifi!

Nice little place on the streets of Paris! Looks to be a locally owned cafe and alot of Love is in…read morethe coffee as well as the food!

I disliked this. BEWARE TO ALL FOR THE ABSOLUTE SCAM THAT IS THE 'TOAST'. Should I say... CALLING…read moreALL BIRDS TO THIS ESTABLISHMENT. This made me depressed and horrified for all vegans out there... I am so sorry if this what you go through. I got dark thoughts after eating crumbling seed squares (advertised as TOAST). It was not bread in any stretch of the imagination and I've seen a lot in my life trust me on this one. And EVERY OTHER DISH HAS REGULAR BREAD. Why me? Who did I offend in Marcel? What they (liberal) want us to think is that THIS is the ideal body type... avian... wings and beak and want to eat clumpy seeds with a single slice of radish off store-bought guacamole for €16. SIXTEEN EURO. Let that sink in.... 16. Euro. The bathroom has a wooden chair facing the toilet. I assume this is for all those of you out there who like watching people pee. Or maybe you need a hand wiping... This place is for you! Loved (and I mean Loved!) washing my hands in the slab of concrete that serves as a sink. Gagged in my mouth at least half a dozen times on the walk back... spewing seeds all over the sidewalk midday is not what I'd call Healthy Body Living. All of you who were waiting in the line that stretched down the street for a taste of vegan birdshit Im letting you know now that it's better to chase and hunt down a pigeon than eat this slop. PS. My friends cheesecake was actually pretty good.

Santa Lyna, a charming little breakfast and brunch spot, is a feast for the senses. The vibrant…read morecolors and lively music create an inviting atmosphere. Their breakfast menu offers a delightful twist on classic dishes. I indulged in a protein-packed breakfast featuring sunny-side-up eggs, creamy beet purée, juicy baby tomatoes, crispy fried cheese, delectable smoked salmon, and sesame-seeded toasted bread. And let's not forget the pièce de résistance--a beautifully ripe avocado. This breakfast was truly a champion's meal. If you find yourself in Paris, Santa Lyna is an absolute must-visit.

Abu was our server and he was great! I had the orange Americano and found it quite refreshing…read more I had the hot Benedict halloumi, which contains poached eggs, guacamole, hollandaise, and halloumi in a charcoal hot dog bun. This was topped with fried onions and pomegranates. I found this gave me the energy boost needed for all the walking I'll be doing. I would absolutely come again!

A delicious ladies' lunch spot just next to Victor Hugo that is perfect for vegans and vegetarians…read more D.S. Café serves giant bowls of goodness with yummy dressing, a variety of avocado toasts (to cater to its American hipster crowd? This section of the menu was a little too much), club sandwiches, a variety of fresh mixed juices, and tea and coffee. The prices were reasonable for the quantity and location (I spent 30€ on a fresh-squeezed juice, a giant tuna poké bowl, and a cappuccino). The juice, an "énergisant" with apple, carrot, and ginger, was served in a large mason jar with a handle and ice cubes. The ice cubes neither watered it down nor seemed to reduce the quantity, which was pleasing. My tuna poké bowl consisted of quinoa, tuna tartare, chiogga beets, edamame, sliced avocado, cubed mango, cucumber, and sesame. The soy-wasabi dressing topped it off perfectly. The cappuccino, which I ordered with almond milk for a 2€ supplement) had a great foam-to-coffee ratio, and the milk was actually foamy! Usually almond milk seems to disperse unappetizingly throughout the mug, but the guys at DS got it right. My luncheon friends were also happy with their bowls and juices--and apparently the ice cream dessert hit the spot (it certainly looked amazing). The atmosphere was fine, too: white tables and cushioned booths, with a purified décor that didn't detract from the beauty of the colorfully composed dishes.

This was our first stop in Paris. The fried cheese and pomegranate paired so well with the fresh…read moreavacado to make a perfect salad bowl. The outdoor seating was quaint and made for a wonderful afternoon stop. Don't forget an espresso to keep the day going.

Quiet cafe with indoor outdoor seating.. We ordered the Petit Dejeune - croissant, fresh oj and…read moreAmericano... The coffee was strong but good, croissant fresh as was the oj. My husband had baked eggs with breads. Jams and Belgium chocolate spreads were on the table.

Nice stop for a pastry or breakfast. It seems like there are a lot of locals that stop in and the…read moreline for pastries can feel a bit rushed, but grab a table. The avocado toast was huge!

On my climb up the mountainous streets of Montmartre, I happened to notice this restaurant. After…read moremy visit at Sacre Coeur, I had worked up and appetite and reviews looked good so I stopped in for lunch. I ended up getting the Winnie and a soup (carrot orange). Now I honestly didn't know if it was a typo or not, but you order via QR code here so I figured what the heck, we'll do it for the plot! Turns out, it was the right choice. The orange carrot soup was amazing. Honestly had the perfect flavor and didn't really taste like carrot although the color gave it away. It wasn't too heavy either. The Winnie (essentially a fancy Croque Monsieur with some modifications: roasted nut crunch, goat cheese, forest honey, chives, rosemary, and Mornay bechamel sauce) Prices were reasonable: $5.50E for the soup and $13.50E for the Winnie.

I don't remember exactly how Fric-Frac landed in my bookmarks, though in retrospect it was likely…read moredue to the fact that it seemed like a notable sandwich shop in Paris and a viable lunch option. That being said, that's exactly how I threaded this place into my itinerary - we had finished our visit to the Eiffel Tower and decided to head here for some lunch. I booked a table for right when they opened at noon. The space isn't too large, with several tables scattered throughout the space with the main production towards the back. The dining room was nicely decorated, and overall there was a casual vibe.There are no physical menus - instead, there are QR codes at each table which give way to the selections. The majority of the offerings are sandwiches, though they have a few apps, desserts, as well as a selection of beverages. I was here for a sandwich, and decided on the Le Bandito. This is a sandwich on five-grain bread that contained ham, zucchini, eggplant, grilled peppers, mozzarella, Saint-Moret cheese, arugula, basil, and balsamic cream. They gave the option to add a soft-boiled egg to the sandwich, which I took. The sandwich was tasty - it got a little sloppy towards the end due to all the components but overall the flavors worked and it was high-quality sandwich. The dish came with a side salad, and we also ordered some fries to share (both good). Service was good, they were very attentive and friendly. Overall, I think Fric-Frac is a solid sandwich spot in Paris. The sandwiches are creative, and I wouldn't hesitate to come back next time I'm in the city.

We stopped at the Abbesses location of the Breizh café while spending the morning in Montmartre. We…read moreenjoyed hot lattes and the scenery from the patio. My partner ordered the ham galette. I ordered two crepes, the butter + brown sugar and the strawberry jam. We would order all again. Very good - the crepes were sweet in different ways, but the jam crepe was sweeter than the brown sugar. They do have a restroom available for customers as well.

Good service. Nice seating area with good ambience. Wine was good and so was the banana crepe!…read moreDefinitely recommend