Breakfast & brunch in Paris

7 places for Breakfast & brunch in Paris, picked by creators — with what they said.

• La cantine de Sam — Arielle in Paris
  Far tastier than it looked, with warm and filling food that felt energizing even after arriving exhausted.
  Heads up: Emphasized that the space is very small, so booking ahead is important.
• Café Dose — Lucile
  Praised for buttery croissants delivered fresh each morning from the neighborhood bakery, unusually large cups of house-roasted coffee (rare in Paris), and a sidewalk terrace lined with classic Parisian chairs.
• La Galerie — 또 떠나는 남자 ddoddunam
  Live music plays from afternoon into late evening, and though a cup of coffee isn't cheap, it's not unreasonable — recommended as a spot to stop by and soak in the atmosphere during a trip.
  Heads up: You have to walk through the dining area to reach the rooms, which can feel a bit awkward.
• Le Cinq — 또 떠나는 남자 ddoddunam
  Said the mirrored walls, palm trees, and floral decor make it a space worth a hundred photos, and that the breakfast is a must for bread lovers.
  Heads up: Expensive and hard to book, and the restaurant is so quiet that even the sound of forks and knives echoes.
• Tranché — Lucile
  A beautifully laminated chocolatine, and a surprisingly good chou à la crème, the shop's specialty
• Derrière — Jeremy Jacobowitz
  Enjoyed wandering through rooms styled like a bohemian mansion, and said there's even a hidden speakeasy bar behind a mirror.
  Heads up: Said the food wasn't great — recommended coming just for drinks and skipping the meal.
• Maison Pradier — Ryoko Paris Guide
  The chocolate eclair looked pretty and was rated as just ordinarily tasty.
  Heads up: The eclair was somewhat pricey at around €4.50, described as 'a bit expensive.'

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