Famous for their buckwheat crepes from Brittany, Breizh Cafe is a perfect affordable lunch in the Marais.

You’ll find extremely high quality coffee in an extremely pleasant environment at La Fontaine de Belleville in the 10th.

L’Ami Jean is a lively French bistro in the 7th, and it’s on the expensive side, but the food is excellent, exciting, and worth your time.

Café Charlot is a great place to hang in Paris and people watch. The food is classic brasserie, and the crowd is neighborhood and expats.

Looking for a sandwich to eat on the Seine? Or in your hotel room? Or standing on the street? Hit Frenchie To Go and have a pastrami. Seriously.

Miznon comes to Paris from a famous Israeli chef, who opened the original in Tel Aviv. The menu changes frequently, but the sandwiches are excellent.

Is L’as Du Fallafel a tourist trap? Yes. Is it still worth a visit when you need a break from French food? Absolutely.

Owned and operated by the very same people behind Septime, Clamato is another must-have restaurant experience.

Le Servan is of our favorite little bistros in all of Paris, and we’re not alone in that sentiment. Hit it for lunch and some unexpected flavors.