Service was super friendly, and the crepes were to die for. We got the Biscoff crepe and ohhh my…read moregosssh it was so good we went back for another one! I wish I could've tried the ham crepes too, but we were definitely in the mood for something sweet. If you're craving a sweet treat, you've gotta give this spot a try. 1000/10!

Absolutely unacceptable. The employee asked where we were from, and when we said Las Vegas, he…read moreasked if it was in Mexico. My boyfriend had already noticed him interacting with someone else and had mentioned he was from the U.S, so this did not feel like a genuine mistake. He then pretended he had lived in China while making exaggerated "Asian" eye gestures directly in front of us. I was so shocked I didn't even know how to respond. I've never experienced such blatant racism firsthand. This was clearly intentional, offensive, and completely unacceptable.

Terrible, rude customer service. They are doing you a favor even though you are paying. Save your…read moremoney and go somewhere else. Negative 5 stars if available.

Straight up tourist trap. Directly across the street from the Eiffel Tower sits this little gem. A…read morecoffee stand and enclosed restaurant. ***Avoid at all costs*** There is no posted menu in the restaurant so they can price gouge whenever they please. Service was short and rude, as expected in a touristy area, though they did speak English. One banana and an orange juice cost us €10! Not sure where he got the prices from, but he put some numbers into his machine and came up with that. Absolutely outrageous. I can only imagine what actual food would have cost. If you are hungry, hold on and get out of the tourist zone.

So so good! And huge meal! Great choice for on a budget. Staff was friendly and acomdating. I had a…read moresavory crepe with raclette.

The best Nutella and banana crepe in all of Paris. We ate here every night of our stay. Our crepe…read morechef had mad knife skills and ninja'd the banana into a hundred pieces before burying them in delicious Nutella. 100% recommend

From the owner: Zoé met que des bonnes choses dans votre panier De la qualité et du savoir-faire dans l'élaboration…read moredes produits, voilà ce que vous propose le magasin Le Panier de Zoé. Si les primeurs (les fruits et légumes sont tous issus de l'agriculture biologique) représentent la majeure partie de l'activité de vente, vous trouverez d'autres bons produits tels que des fromages, de la très bonne charcuterie (comme les jambons pata negra d'Espagne ou le culatello d'Italie, coupés sur place), du pain bio vendu au poids ou des vins bio. Tout est choisi en fonction de la qualité de son élaboration, des confitures au jus de fruit en passant par le thé et les gâteaux, ou encore les chocolats Zaabar, unique point de vente en France. Pour se faire une idée de ce que l'on achète, rien de tel que la dégustation. L'établissement propose une formule le midi, des assiettes de charcuterie ou de fromage à assortir d'une dégustation de vin du jour. Le service traiteur vous permet d'emporter chez vous des plats

This is a great little food stand that is built into the exterior of the Cafe de la Place. While…read morethe Cafe de la Place is fairly boring and expensive (typical tourist trap brasserie) this small vendor is a treasure. The owner/chef is very proud of his operation and prepares crepes and sandwiches before your eyes as you wait with a selection of very fresh ingredients. If you want avocado and fig in your sandwich, well, he will cut them up for you from a whole fruit! Maybe don't try to change your order too much because the chef has a very clear idea about what ingredients go well together :) The crepes are quite traditional in terms of the selection of toppings of ham, cured ham, cheese, mushrooms, and egg... But they do not fail to please the taste-buds. The sandwiches are more exotic with choices like fresh mozzarella di buffala and roquette/arugula and on a fresh baguette they are delicious and filling. Crepes are from 3.5-6.5 euros and sandwiches are 5-7 euros so its a great deal if you feel like avoiding the cantine or a McDonald's...or like avoiding to pay 6 euros for a Coca Cola in the Cafe de la Place next door (how much would a sandwich cost???). However, the cafe (if they are not too busy) will probably let you eat a crepe/sandwich at one of their outdoor tables if you buy a drink from them (but be warned, the crepe might be the cheaper portion of your meal...) Bring cash and enjoy one of the best crepe stands in Paris!

Food is very simple. Better to go somewhere else if you are looking for a better French cuisine…read moreexperience.

This Pret location is quite big and has more to offer than the one down the street. As usual…read moreeverything is pre-made and most items are pretty good. Really like their brownies. They're more like fudge. Service is quick and attentive. It is very clean and there are a lot of seats.

Great to see the rest of the world catching up to wannabe upscale dining in France. About to be…read moregone is the high end deccor, prices and dress code, along with the wines that cost a months pay. In is the young, fresh wines, casual FRESH dining- and street food. Welcome to the real world Paris. You have been finding street food in San Francisco, Bogata and Singapore for a long time now. Great fresh burgers. I had the half moon bay, in a desperate attempt to feel home, and it worked. The Cali classic was said to be outstanding too. Can not wait to be back. So not exspensive and worth every buck, sorry, Euro.

5 stars because of a variety of reasons. As a vegetarian, I love the veggie burgers, and the Tacos…read more Consistent in taste and flavour. And then, there's the friendly people, always smiling and making you more of a fan of Cantine. I've eaten veggie burgers across Paris, and this place figures in the top three. It's a must visit, and the Cantine at Marche St Honoré has become more than a weekly affair. To sum up, the food and the people remind you of your close friends, and puts you in a comfort zone.

Similar to every other American who has come to Urfa Dürüm, I came here because Anthony Bourdain…read morehighly recommended it. It's a Kurdish restaurant in a gritty part of Paris that sells dürüm wraps, which are essentially a Turkish street food made by rolling soft flatbread around grilled meat and fresh vegetables. After a rough first meal in the City of Light that was a €50 half chicken, my soul needed this. Everything is made to order right in front of your face, and it SHOWS. We went with a chicken and a beef durum that ran €9.50, which gave my Chase Sapphire Preferred card a much needed breather. I'm struggling to find adjectives that describe how good this soft flatbread was, and I'm rarely at a loss for words. The best I can come up with is "tangibly fresh." I preferred the beef to the chicken, as it almost melted in your mouth. So damn tender. Whenever anyone asks me for a Paris rec, Urfa Dürüm will be right near the top of my list. A must hit when in the city that the US Men's Basketball team won a 2024 gold medal in. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Good, quick and very tasty, an Acrobatic display!…read more There are many Mediterranean/kebab places around here but this place caught our eye because you'll a man rolling fresh dough in the front window. He rolls them out, places them in oven and tosses the final product across the restaurant to a colleague who wraps them. Salad, veggies and hot meat is added, wrapped up and hand delivered to you. The food is delicious delivering you a crunchy mouth watering bite making you want more, highly recommend the beef stick wrap €9.5!!!