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Brunch in Paris

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Brunch in Paris ranges from specialty-coffee cafés to all-day breakfast kitchens. Here are five brunch spots in Paris, each with a short description and links to the official website and Google Maps — useful for checking weekend hours, queues and booking options.

1.Holybelly

4.7 ★ · 7,484 Google reviews

Cafe serving seasonal breakfast and lunch with Melbourne-influenced coffee culture.

Why it stands out: Located in Paris's 10th arrondissement since 2013, Holybelly is known for pancakes, seasonal breakfast, and Melbourne-influenced coffee culture.

2.Buvette Paris

4.3 ★ · 1,702 Google reviews

Buvette Paris is an editorial candidate for the brunch shortlist. Selection and details require independent verification.

3.Café de Flore

3.9 ★ · 14,631 Google reviews

Paris cafe associated with the annual Prix de Flore literary prize.

Why it stands out: Located on Boulevard Saint-Germain, this historic Paris cafe is the venue for the annual Prix de Flore literary prize.

4.Kozy Paris

Multi-location Paris cafe brand serving all-day brunch and specialty coffee.

Why it stands out: Kozy serves all-day brunch, pancakes, and specialty coffee across multiple locations spanning Paris's Left and Right Banks.

5.Hardware Société Paris

Hardware Société Paris is an editorial candidate for the brunch shortlist. Selection and details require independent verification.

Why it stands out: Originating in Melbourne, Hardware Société brings Australian-style brunch to Paris with set dishes inspired by French flavors.

Planning tips: Brunch in Paris

Where to look
Many of Paris's most popular brunch spots are found in Le Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Montmartre, the Canal Saint-Martin and the 8th arrondissement around the Champs-Élysées.
When to go
April to June and September to October bring mild weather and fewer crowds than July and August.
Prices & tipping
Prices are in euros; service is included in the bill in France, so tipping is a small extra rather than an obligation.
Getting around
The Métro and RER reach almost every neighbourhood, and central districts are easy to explore on foot.
Good to know
Weekend brunch is the busiest time; many places don't take bookings, so arrive early.

Details may change — check the official website before visiting. Report a correction.

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