As a solo traveller from New York; Muscovado was very friendly, attentive, and also a bilingual…read morecafe. The avocado toast was very good and would recommend to go in the early mornings since it gets packed quickly.

For our last morning in Paris, we decided we should get some brunch, and this cute little place was…read moreclose to where we were staying. The atmosphere here was pretty casual, and it felt welcoming. My food was good but not great. I ordered the pancakes. I was not disappointed by them, but for the cost, I expected a little bit more. I left feeling hungry still, and for the equivalent of about $15, I hoped to have a little more food.

The food was pretty good here! It was very authentic in it's French flair but also casual. It's…read morereally a hybrid of causal and fancy. Escargot: This type of snail is a different type than I thought; I suppose it's the authentic version in France. It was cooked in a garlic butter sauce so it was super simple. Was there anything wowing about it? Not particularly. It was good but nothing screamed on either the super good nor bad spectrum. The gizmo they used to handle the snail was more interesting. Foi gras: It was such a chunky portion. It was thick and pretty hard to spread. And as such, the thing that could have made it better was if it was at room temperature. It was just a tad too cold and wouldn't spread too well on the toast. It was also really hard to really enjoy its full flavors. Also, the toast was more like it was on its way to being a crouton. The side of sauteed onions was also a very interesting accompaniment. French onion soup gratinated: This was the most flavorful thing in the world. We learned later that with the words "gratinated," it makes it a more authentic version with the cheese and bread atop of the soup versus just having onion soup. The Cantal cheese and how it crisped and infused with the bread was amazing. And the broth was also stupid crazy with flavor. The hubs was just wowed away when he sampled this. Beef tartare: There was a generous portion of the beef tartare. It was fresh in a way. It sort of looked like a pile of raw beef which technically it was. I enjoyed it, but the hubs really enjoyed this pick. The French fries and salad were so so sides. An interesting thing to serve alongside beer tartare IMO. I guess it's the French way! The food overall was good. Service was great. There was a good variety of food choices. There were plenty of lunch options to choose from that's a pretty good deal.

Good: Good neighborhood (Saint Germain), Bad: Bad ambience:…read morebrought the garbage can out on the dinner floor while we were eating, which is SO GROSS! It made us lose our appetite. We didn't want to tip but since it's Europe, the tip is included. They messed up my order that I said in French. They rushed us with our meal. Super sweet servers but it was like they were trying to close up at 9:00 when our reservation was at 8:00. Bummer.

Intimate breakfast boutique with light, flavorful fare!…read more We wandered into here before visiting the Louvre, drawn by the intimate ambiance. Our waitress was very sweet; she helpfully recommended the salmon to me after I skimmed the menu and asked for her opinion. The food took a while to come out, but I didn't mind; the yummy bread kept me busy. The salmon was delightful! A tuft of arugula sitting atop a poached egg, which after being cut, drools nicely onto the salmon below, all of which is sitting atop a fried potato pancake (I think a latke?). It was delicious and very light. The potato was my favorite; crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. I would definitely recommend for anyone looking for a boutique cafe to slowly enjoy their meal.

Fantastic brunch, and near the Louvre! FYI there is no a la carte brunch (except for the individual…read morepastries) - you can only get these multi-course prix-fixe brunch meals. There were only 4 available the day I came, so a lot of the dishes I'd read about weren't available, and you can't mix and match courses (I couldn't have ordered the French Toast and the Benedict, unless I got two entire meals to myself). Although most of the guests seemed like tourists, there were still French speaking customers and this did not feel touristy. THE WAIT: We got here at 12:25pm, and it was about a 30-minute wait. THE SERVICE: Excellent, very accommodating to us with a stroller, and they spoke great English. THE COST: 75€ total for two brunch tastings and a couple extra pastries to go. THE FOOD: LE RIVE GAUCHE, 32€ * Vitamin juice (carrot, ginger, etc) - 4 stars Sharp & pulpy - I enjoyed this! * Coffee - 4 stars Good, but unlike most other places we went in France, ordering a cafe did not mean getting an espresso. * Madeleine - 3 stars Dry. Needed butter or jam to be edible. * Selection of breads - 3.5 stars Fine, my boyfriend loved the grain roll, but I found it a little bland a dry. Honestly these are a little bland compared to the rest of the meal! * Roesti with smoked salmon - 5 stars My bf says: it was a menagerie of delicate flavors - it was really f****** good. Slightly picky thing I noticed - the poached egg did not have a runny, but rather a soft, yolk. * French toast - 4.5 stars Very soft and moist, great with the light (and not overly sweet) whipped cream. LE VERO DODAT, 32€ * Cappuccino - 4 stars On the sweeter side, but perfect for me. Nice thick texture. * Mini croissant - 4.5 stars Airy light with a lovely ever so slight crisp. Loved this. Great with butter or jam, or without. * Scrambled eggs - 5 stars Silky soft, absolutely perfect textures! Fyi a lot of the same flavors/sauces as the Roesti (in the "Le Rive Gauche"). * Claus muesli or homemade granola (not sure which one I got) - 4 stars Lovely toasted flavor, and the hazelnuts were an amazing addition (I make homemade granola and this makes me want to add hazelnut into the mix!). My first time having fresh miniatures lingonberries and I liked the tart contrast they brought. A LA CARTE PASTRIES * Brioche bread - 4 stars Lovely, fluffy, and soft. We bought this in the way out and didn't eat it for 18 hours, but it was still great (the tiniest bit dry by then). * Matcha bread - 4.5 stars Still crazy moist after 18 hours in our bag. Definitely dense, and love the flavor!

The best brunch spot in paris. That's the review. Don't sleep on it…read more Other than the sweet potatoes fries, everything was a hit on the menu. Made with love and the best ingredients. Needless to Say, I passed out after such a hearty meal. This will be my brunch spot In paris, for now.

Permanently closed, it was a great spot for brunch with a nice vibe. The chicken and biscuits could…read morerival any in Atlanta.

Offerings are very limited (today was a Dutch baby - 3 ways, and a breakfast burrito). The Dutch…read morebaby was excellent, but the burrito was a little dry and the sauce was just ok. Real seemed like it was trying to be something, but not quite sure. Our service was amazing, and despite being so small (maybe seats 12-14) it is 100% worth the wait and opportunity!

Looking for some breakfast when I landed in Paris and saw that this place was pretty popular on…read moreTripadvisor. So I decided to come and give them a try place is small and charming with only a few tables/chairs. The south was friendly. They were out of avocado toast and they're special of the day. This was a bit disappointing because I was actually going to order the avocado toast really good. But I end up getting the chipotle chicken burrito, which came stuff with beans, scrambled eggs, and a side of salsa topped with guacamole. It was definitely filling. I also had a side of tropical fruit and a cappuccino beautifully decorated with a heart.

Great coffee, omelets with perfect texture and a picturesque terrace!…read more There's a reason this place is so popular.

Very friendly staff, excellent quality and tasting food. Beautiful atmosphere. Highly recommendedread more

Eggs and Co was such a cool breakfast spot in Paris. It's very cozy and bohemian. I love the decor…read moreand wall art. This is a unique dining experience for breakfast as it was a 2 course breakfast meal with orange juice. The first course was an omelet, potatoes, and salad, and the second course was a large fluffy pancake and side of mixed fruit. Everything was great! I also got an iced coffee and mimosa also which were very good. The staff is very friendly and laid back. This place is very charming and a cool vibe. I would definitely return and I highly recommend Eggs and Co!

Eggs & Co is a lovely little spot on a quiet side street. We were greeted with a smile and were…read moreinvited to select our table. We opted for their wood beamed top floor. I wouldn't recommend for tall folks. We ordered begs Benedict (traditional and with spinach). They were perfectly poached.

Service was fantastic. I was greeted and told that I had 40 minutes until their reservations…read morearrived, which by American standards is an eternity to have lunch. That was @1215 so you Probably want to have a reservation if you are going for lunch. It looks like there are lunch specials that are reasonable and include 3 courses. If I understood them I probably would have done that over Nicole's salad. That was ok but I guess Nicole's is what it is no matter where you are. Crème brûlée was fantastic and just the right size. Custard was light and sweet. The sugar on top was not too thick, just the perfect amount of glaze. And everybody was so so hospitable. There is indoor and outdoor seating with a pleasant sidewalk to enjoy. Just a few minutes walk to Eiffel Tower.

Lovely brunch with a solid meal with croissants, chocolate croissants, and other breads, hot…read morechocolate/tea/coffee and fresh squeezed or detox juices. Will be back for the eggs Benedict and veggie bowls. Delish.