The best brunches in Paris to try this weekend!

In the space of just a few years, brunch has become the must-have weekend rendezvous in Paris, and there’s no shortage of good places to sit down with friends on Sundays or throughout the week, sometimes even non-stop, to enjoy eggs Benedict, avocado toast, French toast and other brunch classics. But which ones really stand out? A roundup of the best brunch addresses at Paris.

Café Kitsuné Louvre – The iconic brunch

Did you know? In addition to its music label and fashion brand, Kitsuné also has its own café! But that’s not all: the emblematic Café Kitsuné Louvre also offers delicious brunches featuring the specialities of this gourmet compromise between breakfast and lunch, between sweet and savoury. So, while enjoying a breathtaking view of Paris’s most beautiful monuments, Café Kitsuné Louvre invites you to savor brunch classics revisited, such as avocado toast spiced with chimichurri sauce, burrata twisted with zaatar and pistachio slivers, or fluffy pancakes ultra-comforting with fruit and maple syrup.

📍Café Kitsuné Louvre, 2 place André Malraux 75001 Paris

Cali Sisters – American brunch

For real brunch fans. At Cali Sisters and Cali Uptown,  brunch is as gargantuan as it gets in the Big Apple. Every Saturday and Sunday, it’s a veritable feast. Avocado toast, egg sandwich or turkish eggs, shakshuka, pancakes, waffles, granola…. All accompanied by a latte, hot chocolate, or drizzled with unlimited mimosa – please – if you choose the Bottomless Mimosa Formula.

📍Cali Sisters, 17 Rue Notre Dame des Victoires, 75002 Paris

📍Cali Uptown, 36 Rue de Paradis, 75010 Paris

Princesse Café – Brunch in Saint-Martin

In this new temple of gourmet delights located a stone’s throw from the Canal Saint-Martin (10th arrondissement), brunch is no joke! Inspired by bistronomy, at the crossroads of street-food and gastronomy, at Princesse Café it’s 100% home-made, prepared exclusively with fresh , quality produce . The complete formula costs 25€ (a good plan in the neighborhood) and it includes truffle eggs Benedict with bacon, salmon or mushroom, or a bun with bacon, cheddar and egg, or a salmon-avocado bun. Serve with sweet potato fries or crispy potatoes. To replace the traditional mimosa, try a bissap juice, coffee, tea, soda or juice of the moment. And to finish on a high note, dessert. Semla, brioche, New York Roll… The hardest part will be choosing!

📍32 Rue Bichat, 75010 Paris

Fuero – Spanish brunch

On the corner of a pretty alleyway typical of the 10th arrondissement, stands Fuero, a former tapas bar offering an all-you-can-eat buffet brunch made exclusively with fresh, quality produce. On the menu: savoury charcuterie, cheese, smoked salmon, cakes, salads, perfect egg and truffle cream, croque-monsieurs, chorizo croquettes, chicken croissants, tuna empanadas, bacon… And something sweet: fruit salad, cakes, cookies, brownies, caramel flan… Sunday brunch is sacred at Fuero!

📍11 Cr des Petites Écuries, 75010 Paris

Chabada – the gargantuan brunch

Kube Hotel – The fancy brunch

Sunday rhymes with brunch! After a stroll through Paris’s 18th arrondissement, why not stop off at the Kube Hôtel‘ s festive Sève restaurant for a delicious brunch? A fine selection of typical delicacies. Scrambled eggs, toast, pastries… On the menu: an all-you-can-eat buffet full of flavours to delight the taste buds of the whole family!

📍1 Pass. Ruelle, 75018 Paris

Montijo – Basque brunch

In the Batignolles district, there’s a little corner of the Basque Country hidden away: the Montijo. In this dining cellar, brunchers are invited to discover the gastronomy of northern Spain: Basque pintxos galore, Iberian products, tortilla de patatas and a glass of natural wine… A wealth of typical tapas to take you all the way to Bilbao in one bite.

📍167 Rue de Rome, 75017 Paris

Le Buffet des Merveilles – The brunch of all excesses

Enter the temple of gluttony and give in to temptation. Here, anything goes. On the menu: quiche au mètre, avocado toast, cheddar fountain and chicken brochettes for lunch. French toast, viennoiserie, brioche, homemade jam, eggs Benedict, homemade granola, açai bowl. .. Enjoy the greatest classics of brunch ! Finally, for your snack, donuts, crumble, chocolate fountain, pancakes, waffles, candy bar, cheesecake, hot chocolate and other delights are on offer in a most Instagrammable setting!

📍133 Rue Saint-Denis, Paris, 75001

Cabana Beach – Exotic brunch

In the 1st arrondissement, hides a real beach hut. Just a stone’s throw from Châtelet, Cabana Beach offers afterwork and brunch events with a totally different feel. In the heart of an exotic setting, under the pretty veranda of the covered terrace, you can enjoy a sweet and savory brunch that promises to take your taste buds on a trip to the West Indies. On the menu: a gargantuan all-you-can-eat buffet with homemade pizzas, pancakes, charcuterie and cheese platters, fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, brioche perdue… All with your feet in the sand (or almost)!

📍12 Boulevard Sebastopol, 75004 Paris

L’hôtel 1k – Latino brunch

According to 1k tradition, brunch is sacred! On Sundays, share a moment of conviviality with your family over a delicious 100% Latino brunch. On the menu: all the rich flavors of Latin American cuisine in a colorful setting that will take your taste buds on an exotic voyage. Would you prefer quesadillas with salsa verde, rice chaufa, chicken chijaukai, beans frijoles or papas, quinoa limeño, zapallo soup with squash? From Mexico to Peru with love, the choice is yours. Bonus: all-you-can-eat ceviche bar! Not forgetting the delicious sweet specialties: avocado mousse, dulce de leche, churros, fragrant rice pudding…

📍13 boulevard du Temple 75003 Paris

Chez Julien – French brunch

In a chic, relaxed setting a stone’s throw from the Hôtel de Ville, Chez Julien offers a traditional brunch from the menu of any self-respecting Parisian bistro. Soft-boiled eggs, toasted baguette, but also croissants elegantly topped with cheese, salmon and avocado… From classics of the genre to a plate of smoked salmon or bacon, brunch at this Belle Époque restaurant is best enjoyed in the Parisian style: on the terrace, eyes riveted on passers-by, wisps of smoke wafting from the still-warm café. If you’re more of a tea person, Mariage Frères supplies Chez Julien’s delicious flavors, while Valhrona takes care of the chocolates. On the banks of the Seine, this bistro surely offers one of the best brunch views in Paris: a postcard setting, yet resolutely Parisian.

📍1 Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe, 75004 Paris

Le Royal Monceau (Raffles Paris) – Chiquissime brunch

Gargantuesque: this is the adjective that would best define the Royal Monceau brunch, if we had to choose just one. At the heart of La Cuisine restaurant, you’re welcomed every Sunday to savor the most generous of Parisian brunches. An exceptional brunch that not only celebrates French terroir, but also invites you to travel the world with a host of mouth-watering dishes. Salads, cereal bar and plant-based milks, detox juices, gluten-free corner, sushi, pizzas, terrines, organic eggs prepared at the minute, lobster, oysters… If you find it hard to choose, don’t worry: you can go back and forth to the buffet ad infinitum (or at least until the kitchens close!). A tasting experience punctuated by chef Quentin Lechat‘s wonderful desserts and pastries. For lovers of sweet flavours, don’t miss out on the Paris-Brest and the millefeuille!

📍37 Avenue Hoche,  75008 Paris

Les Jardins du Presbourg – Premium brunch

Les Jardins du Presbourg welcomes you every Sunday for a competitive brunch. Just a stone’s throw from the Arc de Triomphe, this is the ideal place to recharge your batteries. In the dining room or on the terrace in fine weather, brunch is enjoyed in an elegant, refined atmosphere, with smiling, attentive staff. On the menu: hot drinks, juices, detox water and eggs to choose from à la carte. Next, we head for the buffet, where all the elements of a successful brunch are brought together. Burrata, guacamole, smoked salmon, quiches and tarts, club sandwiches, coquillettes fromage, salade à composer, tarama à la truffe… A word of advice: take your time and go back and forth to the buffet to make sure you don’t miss a thing. But save room for the sweet stuff, which is also well worth the detour: millefeuille, Paris-Brest, granola, brownie, flan, lemon meringue pie, ultra-fluffy pastries and pancakes… This is one of the best brunches in Paris!

📍3 Avenue de la Grande-Armée, 75116 Paris

Yaya – Mediterranean brunch

The Greek restaurant run by chef Juan Arbelaez recently launched its crazy brunch offer. Sunday’ s menu features an all-you-can-eat buffet with delicious sweet and savory treats: mezes, tzatziki, spinach flaky spanakopita, homemade cheese tiropita, seasonal moussaka, portokalopita (orange cake), Greek yogurt, granola, honey… From the decor to the food, Yaya is enough to take you to a sunny beach in one bite. You’ll come for the food, but above all for the atmosphere: kid-friendly in the first part, the brunch turns into a real party for late risers from 2pm onwards. Drag bingo, a round of cocktails… The after-party has never been so festive and gourmet.

📍33 Avenue Secrétan, 75019 Paris

L’Avocateria – The temple of the avocado

Located in Bastille, Avocateria is a veritable temple… to the avocado! In both decor and presentation, this single-product address distills all the ingredients of a trendy Instagrammable spot. The advantage? You can brunch here all week long. Avocados have the advantage of being available in both sweet and savory versions, thanks to their butter-like texture and neutral taste. For brunch, it can be found in mashed potatoes, in houmous and enjoyed on pancakes, tartines, in bowl, in wrap (Green Wrap) or even in burger (Avo Burger). Delicious!

📍52 Rue Basfroi, 75011 Paris