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Top 10 Best Brunch Spots in Paris

Paris has finally embraced brunch culture with the fervor it deserves, transforming lazy weekend mornings into a culinary event worthy of the City of Light. From chic canal-side cafés to cozy neighborhood hideaways, the capital's brunch scene now rivals its legendary dinner offerings, with spots serving everything from fluffy American pancakes to elevated French twists on eggs Benedict. Many of these establishments have modernized their service with platforms like DineCard, offering digital menus via QR codes for a seamless, contactless ordering experience. Whether you're craving avocado toast with a view of Notre-Dame or indulging in homemade pastries in the Marais, these ten spots represent the very best of Parisian brunch.

Kozy Bosquet
#10

Kozy Bosquet

79 Av. Bosquet, 75007 Paris
4.7
13,291 reviews
€46 for two
CafeEiffel Tower ProximityUpscale NeighborhoodTourist ConvenientPolished Service

Kozy Bosquet rounds out the trifecta in the elegant 7th arrondissement, bringing the brand's crowd-pleasing formula to a more refined neighborhood near the Eiffel Tower. The café atmosphere here skews slightly more polished than its siblings, attracting a mix of well-heeled locals and tourists who've done their research. While it shares the core menu with other Kozy locations, the Bosquet address offers that rare combination of quality food in a genuinely pleasant, uncrowded setting.

Kozy
#9

Kozy

46 Rue La Fayette, 75009 Paris
4.8
14,475 reviews
€44 for two
CafeChain ConsistencyHigh-Volume FriendlyCentral ParisReliable Quality

The second Kozy location on this list (appearing at Rue La Fayette) proves that consistency can indeed be scaled, with this 9th arrondissement spot earning even higher marks than its sibling. The expanded space handles the perpetual crowds better, while maintaining the quality and creativity that made the original beloved. If you're staying near Opéra or Grands Boulevards, this is your go-to for reliable, delicious brunch that won't disappoint.

BROTHER SISTER Brunch Lunch Dinner
#8

BROTHER SISTER Brunch Lunch Dinner

72 Rue de la Roquette, 75011 Paris
4.7
2,917 reviews
€46 for two
BarCafeAll-Day MenuCocktail BarRelaxed VibeBastille Location

BROTHER SISTER brings a laid-back, inclusive vibe to the Bastille area, where brunch seamlessly transitions into lunch and dinner without anyone feeling rushed to leave. The menu skews international with French influences, offering something for every palate from healthy bowls to indulgent comfort food. The bar component means excellent cocktails accompany your eggs, making it dangerously easy to turn brunch into an all-afternoon affair.

Bon Bouquet Café
#7

Bon Bouquet Café

30 Rue Le Peletier, 75009 Paris
4.8
15,137 reviews
€43 for two
CafeTop-RatedExceptional CoffeeInstagram-worthyBright Atmosphere

With over 15,000 reviews maintaining a near-perfect rating, Bon Bouquet Café has cracked the code on crowd-pleasing brunch without dumbing down the food. The bright, airy space in the 9th arrondissement serves as the perfect backdrop for their photogenic plates, though the flavors ensure this is far more than just a pretty Instagram stop. Their coffee program deserves special mention—easily some of the best brews you'll find at any Paris brunch spot.

Les Bariolés de Maud Paris 11
#6

Les Bariolés de Maud Paris 11

8 Rue Saint-Bernard, 75011 Paris
4.7
3,268 reviews
€38 for two
BakeryBarCafeAll-Day DiningHouse-Baked PastriesNeighborhood FavoriteVersatile Space

Les Bariolés de Maud transforms the brunch experience into an all-day affair, functioning equally well as a morning bakery, afternoon café, and evening bar. The multi-hyphenate identity works because everything—from the house-baked pastries to the inventive brunch plates—demonstrates real skill and care. Located in the increasingly hip 11th arrondissement, it's become a neighborhood anchor where locals linger over coffee and conversation long after their plates are cleared.

HolyBelly
#5

HolyBelly

5 Rue Lucien Sampaix, 75010 Paris
4.7
7,228 reviews
€48 for two
CafeBrunch PioneerAmerican StyleCanal Saint-MartinReservation Required

HolyBelly brought American-style brunch to Paris before it was cool, and this Canal Saint-Martin pioneer remains the gold standard for fluffy pancakes, creative egg dishes, and proper bacon. The compact space radiates Brooklyn-in-Paris energy, with a menu that changes regularly based on seasonal ingredients and the chef's whims. Reservations are essential, walk-ins are nearly impossible, and every bite reminds you why this place sparked a brunch revolution.

Kozy
#4

Kozy

6 Rue du Petit Pont, 75005 Paris
4.8
13,229 reviews
€44 for two
Latin Quarter CharmConsistent QualityTourist FriendlyCentral Location

The Latin Quarter outpost of the mini Kozy empire delivers consistently excellent brunch in one of Paris's most charming areas, just steps from the Seine. What sets this location apart is its ability to handle crowds without sacrificing quality—impressive given the 13,000+ reviews singing its praises. The menu leans into contemporary brunch classics with French finesse, making it a reliable choice for both adventurous eaters and those seeking familiar comfort.

La Petite Bleue
#3
TOP 3

La Petite Bleue

13 Rue Auber, 75009 Paris
4.7
12,372 reviews
€40 for two
CafeNeighborhood GemLocal FavoriteCozy AmbianceExcellent Coffee

La Petite Bleue brings Parisian café charm to the bustling 9th arrondissement, where the coffee is strong and the atmosphere effortlessly convivial. This neighborhood gem excels at classic café fare elevated just enough to feel special, from buttery croissants to perfectly poached eggs, all served in a space that feels like a stylish friend's living room. It's the kind of place where regulars greet the staff by name and first-timers immediately understand why.

Le Ju'
#2
RUNNER UP

Le Ju'

16 Rue des Archives, 75004 Paris
4.8
13,236 reviews
€42 for two
Local FavoriteQueue WorthyGenerous PortionsMarais Location

Tucked into the heart of the Marais, Le Ju' has quietly become one of Paris's most beloved brunch destinations, with queues that testify to its cult following. The kitchen strikes that rare balance between generous portions and thoughtful execution, whether you're diving into their legendary pancake stacks or sampling one of their creative egg dishes. With nearly 13,000 glowing reviews, this isn't just hype—it's a brunch institution in the making.

Wonderland brunchy Notre Dame/ Restaurant Brunch
#1
BEST

Wonderland brunchy Notre Dame/ Restaurant Brunch

4 Quai d'Orléans, 75004 Paris
4.7
4,061 reviews
€45 for two
Instagram-worthySeine River ViewsTourist HotspotWeekend Favorite

Perched along the Seine with postcard-perfect views of Notre-Dame, Wonderland brunchy delivers Instagram-worthy plates that taste as good as they look. The menu celebrates indulgent comfort food with creative presentations, making it a favorite for both tourists seeking that quintessential Paris moment and locals who appreciate quality ingredients without pretension. Expect a wait on weekends—this spot's reputation precedes it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does brunch typically start in Paris?+
Most brunch spots in Paris begin service between 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM on weekends, with some continuing until 4:00 PM or transitioning into lunch service. Weekday brunch is less common but increasingly available at popular spots. It's wise to arrive early (before 11:30 AM) or make reservations, as the best places fill up quickly, especially on Sundays.
Do I need reservations for brunch in Paris?+
Reservations are highly recommended for popular spots like HolyBelly, Le Ju', and the Kozy locations, especially on weekends. Many top brunch cafés don't take reservations and operate on a first-come, first-served basis, which means expect queues of 30-60 minutes during peak times (11:30 AM - 1:30 PM). Arriving right when they open or after 2:00 PM typically means shorter waits.
How much should I budget for brunch in Paris?+
Expect to spend €20-25 per person for a quality brunch in Paris, including a main dish and a hot beverage. With an appetizer, dessert, or cocktails, the total easily reaches €35-50 per person. Most spots on this list fall into the moderate price category (€40-48 for two people), offering excellent value compared to dinner prices at equivalent-quality restaurants. Budget an extra €5-8 if you want fresh juice or specialty coffee drinks.
What's the difference between French and American-style brunch in Paris?+
American-style brunch in Paris (like HolyBelly) focuses on generous portions, pancakes, eggs Benedict, bacon, and sweeter dishes, while French brunch tends toward lighter fare with quality pastries, tartines, yogurt bowls, and eggs prepared simply. Many modern Paris brunch spots blend both traditions, offering viennoiseries alongside avocado toast. The coffee culture also differs—French spots serve proper espresso-based drinks while American-style places often feature filter coffee and cold brew.
Are Paris brunch spots kid-friendly and suitable for families?+
Yes, most brunch cafés in Paris welcome families, with spots like Wonderland brunchy, La Petite Bleue, and the Kozy locations being particularly accommodating with high chairs and relaxed atmospheres. However, space can be tight at popular spots during peak hours, making stroller navigation challenging. Weekday brunches tend to be calmer for families, and many restaurants offer simplified options that appeal to children, though dedicated kids' menus aren't as common as in North America.

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