This place has become our favorite place for breakfast and even lunch. They have good choice of…read moresandwiches: hot and cold, croissants, cookies and etc. but by far the best best feature is their coffee!

Reliably delicious and healthy grab and go salads, sandwiches, soups and desserts. Plenty of…read moreindoor seating. A great stop for a late lunch or early dinner after an day at the Jardin D'acclimatation!

Our AirBNB was right around the corner from this place near the Arc but we are glad we happened…read moreupon this place. Although this area is pretty close to the Champs-Elysees it is not nearly as touristy and you get way more of a local vibe. We were looking for a place to have some brunch and this was the perfect spot. Our server actually spoke perfect English and was incredibly nice. The prices here are very reasonable and they also have a full bar. The wife went with the quiche and it was absolutely massive, definitely big enough to share. It was delicious and light as well. I went with more of a lunch option and had the scallops. I opted for a salad instead of the potatoes gratin and it was a perfect delicious light lunch. Overall this was one of my favorite meals in Paris. The place is very casual with nice ambiance. The food was awesome and not expensive and lastly we had incredible service. I would highly recommend if you are in the area.

Eating in the Champs-Elysées area is a bit pricey and touristy, but after a long plane ride I was…read morehaaaangry and this was the closest place to snag a croque monsieur. The inside of the restaurant was a bit dark and stuffy, so we opted to sit outdoors on the much livelier patio. Plus, nothing beats sitting outside at a Parisian cafe while people watching and sipping a coffee. Speaking of the coffee, it was fantastic. A bit pricey at 4 euro for a small cup, but was still some of the best coffee that I had all trip. It was the perfect boost that I needed to kick start day 1 in Paris after a grueling red eye flight with a layover in Iceland. But enough about layovers in Iceland and on to the eats. The croque monsieur here was pretty damn perfect. A thick hearty piece of bread smothered in swiss cheese and ham. So simple, yet so tasty. The sandwich also came paired with fries and a small side salad. Once again, definitely pretty $$$ at something like 11 euros for the sandwich, but I knew that was what to expect in this area. If insane hunger wasn't calling, I probably would have preferred my first meal in Paris to be somewhere a little more authentic and a little less overpriced. But, this was still a solid place to grab a satisfying meal. And when that satisfying meal is smothered in cheese and taking place on an outdoor patio in Paris then you really can't go wrong.

This was the first restaurant we went to after landing in Paris. The waiter was very kind offering…read moreus a menu in English. We declined and he was even kinder while we tried to remember high school French to translate. I had escargots and beef tartare. These were prepared to perfection. The waiter even engage with us offering suggestions where to go in the city and how to use the Metro

From the owner: En terre Lyonnaise Le Sabodet, situé en plein coeur du centre ville de Levallois, vous accueille…read moredans un décor cossu légèrement rétro : le bar à l'entrée et la salle de restaurant dans le fond avec ses tables au nappage vichy. Il vous propose une cuisine simple mais savoureuse, une carte composée de spécialités Lyonnaises : le " Sabodet aux lentilles ", charcuteries, tablier de sapeur, salade de museau de boeuf et harengs pomme à l'huile, etc. Des miroirs parsemant les murs et des banquettes bordeaux vous assure un moment de convivialité. Le matin vous pouvez y prendre votre petit déjeuner en toute tranquillité.

From the owner: Maison Nicoulet est un Bar de chocolat. Un espace chaleureux et raffiné qui offre un instant…read moregourmand de convivialité où chacun peut choisir des produits d'exception, chocolats artisanaux, biscuits fins, thé et café à déguster sur place ou à emporter, et Banyuls à emporter. Bar de chocolat aux obligations multiples, de la qualité de l'accueil à la créativité autour du sens du goût. Les fournisseurs ont été sélectionnés sur leurs exigences de qualité, le respect des méthodes artisanales, traditionnelles et françaises ainsi que l'originalité et le raffinement de leurs produits.

A nice friendly, welcoming little place, just as with Chez Fabien a couple of blocks up the…read moreroad!...popped in yesterday and today for a double espresso & a dessert (tarte aux poires each time - nice) but also because it has wifi and I needed to do a few updates. Handy! Seems popular, lots of room, many people eating standard menu, coming in still even at 2:45!...will try it some time and report back but at first glance looks a reasonable menu (basically 3 main choices for le menu du jour) at reasonable prices

Popped in for a quick bite on the patio at lunch. A couple of salads and a plate of fries...yes…read moreplease! Great ambiance surrounded by markets with fresh produce, meats, and some seafood too. A classic Paris sidewalk cafe! Tres Bien!

Good basic food. I have eaten here twice this week. Chèvre chaud salads (with lots of veggies, not…read morejust lettuce) (picture included) and then tonight a veggie burger and a herring starter. My daughter had a baked Camembert and some sort of chicken. All good good, reasonably priced, and good solid service. Nothing fancy, just basics done well and served well .

I like this coffee particularly well placed, since before the stairs of the station Anatole France,…read moreLine 3. A nice hotel with a bar rutilant, class, and a large hall for lunch or to take a consumption quietly, rush hour passed. That's what I appreciate the warmth and salvation, which marks the recognition of customer welcome and not paying pig! The Café de France has a terrace large enough to accommodate many diners. The food is good, prices still quite expensive, but it is so in this city . Really I go back!