Pain et Chocolat | 16 Avenue La Motte Picquet 75007 Paris | Métro : École Militaire
Pain et Chocolat
My friend Sharon is in town from New York so we went to a beautiful cafe here in the 7th called Pain et Chocolat this morning for breakfast. Lindsey from Lost in Cheeseland took me here a few weeks ago and I loved it so much I couldn't wait to go back. It is half a block from Rue Cler. The owners are adorable, the food is impeccable and the presentation is gorgeous. I highly recommend this place for brunch.
Pain et Chocolat | 16 Avenue La Motte Picquet 75007 Paris | Métro : École Militaire
Pain et Chocolat | 16 Avenue La Motte Picquet 75007 Paris | Métro : École Militaire
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ReplyDeletelovely photos! after 5 years of living in a suburb of paris, i have decided it's time to get to know paris! you have inspired me!!!! i love the countryside but it's time to explore the city! i've convinced my french husband too! can't wait to start exploring, you've already given me some wonderful ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove the pics. The breakfast looks so pretty! Have to check this place out when I visit next year. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt is almost painful to view these posts! I'm loving getting a glimpse of your adventures in Paris.
ReplyDeleteThat breakfast looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy! I live in Montreal and there's a Cafe here that serves pain et chocolat with loads of nutella inside. SO AMAZING. :)
ReplyDeleteThose pictures make my mouth water...!
ReplyDeleteThe breakfast of my dreams! That cheese! The slate that it's all served on is a lovely touch.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!!!!! I want to be there!!!
ReplyDelete- Sarah
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That just looks absolutely, insanely, impeccably perfect.
ReplyDeleteWow, I am so hungry now. I wish I had the ability to present everything in such a beautiful way, like you and apparently the majority of people in France.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that place looks diviiine! When I was in Paris a few years ago, pain au chocolat was my FAVORITE breakfast item. I was rather surprised at how pricey it could be to have a nice cup of coffee and pastry in Paris though!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the eye candy.....
ReplyDeletealthough, I'm pretty certain it tasted way better than it looks! love seeing life in Paris!!
xo Trina
okay this is on my to do list for next year when i hit paris to celebrate my big 4-0
ReplyDeleteAre those red and white blankets on the backs of the chairs outside ?!?
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lovely place to eat breakfast! Someday when I visit Paris I will have to visit.
ReplyDeleteI wanna be your friend :) What a lovely breakfast!
ReplyDeleteI am going to be in Paris soon and definitely going to try this spot out...thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletenothing beats eating good food with good friends
ReplyDeleteYum!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. I miss butter in folded gold paper!
ReplyDeleteOh man, this is gorgeous. Can't wait to go back!
ReplyDeletePIECE OF CAKE. PEACE OF MIND.
Great photos! I just love seeing all the details! I miss Paris....this is making me want to go back so badly!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness how cute does it get!
ReplyDeleteyou have inspired me to go to paris this summer. i have no idea what i will do there, but i know i will be eating here. :)
ReplyDeletewhen i come to town to visit you...will you take me there as well?!
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish I were here! What a little parisian gem.
ReplyDeleteOh it looks fanastic!! I may have to explore it on my visit in April.
ReplyDeleteHave you visited the clothes shop COS yet (the Banana Republic of the H&M chain) - fabulous clothes and they have 2 shops in Paris - one on Rue des Roisiers and one on Rue du Passy - which must be near you. they do the cutest kids clothes too!
My mouth is watering!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is the most beautiful breakfast I've ever seen!!!
ReplyDeletei. love. french. pastries. Your photos look good enough to eat. (I know Alexis Birkmeyer)
ReplyDeleteSuch incredible inspiration!
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Gorgeous! Are those scrambled eggs in the dish on the left?
ReplyDeleteYummmm! It all looks so good, I love and miss Paris. Lucky!
ReplyDeleteThe food looks amazing!
ReplyDeletethose look so delicious!
ReplyDeleteam so jealous right now:P
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ReplyDeleteabsolutely dreamy.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so yummy!
ReplyDeletexoxo Lauren
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ahh take me there tout de suite, svp!
ReplyDeletemmmmmm - love it! it's breakfast time here (down under) looking at your post makes me hungry :)
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ReplyDeleteI moved to London with my husband and daughter three months ago. Prior to the move we committed to monthly trips to Paris. You are creating our weekend itineraries!! Thank you! Can't wait to try the flea market and Pain et Chocolat this weekend.
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I'm always on the look out for a good brunch spot in Paris. Thanks for this address, we'll try it out with the family! btw, I'm so pleased to discover your blog, and to know that you are based in Paris!
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious it is making me so hungry, thanks to you by the time I travel to Paris next year I will feel like a local :) Found you through Hip Paris Blog!
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I've continued to follow your blog since leaving San Francisco last year and moving to Amsterdam. I took your advice and tried Pain et Chocolat for breakfast during an Easter weekend trip to Paris last weekend. It was wonderful! Such a great find :)
ReplyDeleteI've continued to follow your blog since leaving San Francisco last year and moving to Amsterdam. I took your advice and tried Pain et Chocolat for breakfast during an Easter weekend trip to Paris last weekend. It was wonderful! Such a great find :)
ReplyDeleteOh, what a pleasure to see Pain & Chocolat ! It was my Quartier Général when I lived in Paris, so close to this salon de thé...
ReplyDeleteDid you go to l'Auberge Bressane" ? It is just beside Pain & Chocolat, and you eat very very well...