Maison Plisson

The brunch was lovely! I very much recommend it! The quiche and butter selection were the standouts! I will say the croissants leave a little to be desired but maybe it was an off day. Totally worth it! Especially to try several things!

I am not surprised for many of the reviews here mention rudeness. I wonder what makes people so unfriendly? Did somebody hurt them? Were they poorly educated? Did they wake up angry? Everyone in Paris was so kind and welcoming, but the staff here made my friend cry with their unforgivable rudeness. I wish we had never gone there.

Welcomed as a nuisance and bored staff on their phones wasn’t a great start. The atmosphere was soul less and felt like a hotel buffet. The weekend buffet brunch was a disappointment. As per the other reviews the food wasn’t worth the €78 for two at all. Scrambled egg that didn’t taste fresh and butter that had curdled after being left out for too long. Unfortunately won’t be returning as there’s lots of lovely options for far less in Paris. Shame as the deli next door looked really nice when leaving.

Even in Paris it is hard to find staff that is less friendly and welcoming than the team here today. For the products, the hot lemon comes with honey, doesn't say so on the menu. They changed it but it was still sweet. The 5 euro cookie was dry (I doubt it was from today or yesterday). I used to go before and it was good now it is just a rip off.

We went there on Sunday. We were informed that it's a buffet day on Sundays. Excellent coffee, fresh orange juice 😋 Loads of food & sweets to choose from. All were intensively delicious 😋 What a great place I highly recommend it. 👌🏼

Croque monsieur and soup pistou. Quite good. Life's little pleasures. Service is good. Coffee great. Next door is a sort of Fortnum & Mason's on a lesser scale. From cuts of meat to great wines. Sardines. Chocolates. Picnic or a meal. Shopping is a treat. Pick-up items for next day.

Stopped in here because our Airbnb host recommended the croissants which were definitely incredible. We had a goat cheese salad which was really just a goat cheese block and was a little hard to eat. Generally thought the portions of some dishes were huge (piece of toast is practically a full baguette) and others small (piece of French toast). But we’ll proceed and generally good. Service was acceptable but not great. Cute area to eat but a little tightly packed together. There is a grocery store connected to the cafe that has an incredible selection of produce, cheeses and snacks as well as alcohol and packaged goods in the basement level. Definitely go here to pick up some snacks to take home!

A really nice spot for a little gourmet break. More than just a regular coffee shop like the dozens in the area, but not quite a full-fledged restaurant either. The terrace-veranda is quite pleasant especially on rainy days.

The brunch was lovely! I very much recommend it! The quiche and butter selection were the standouts! I will say the croissants leave a little to be desired but maybe it was an off day. Totally worth it! Especially to try several things!

I am not surprised for many of the reviews here mention rudeness. I wonder what makes people so unfriendly? Did somebody hurt them? Were they poorly educated? Did they wake up angry? Everyone in Paris was so kind and welcoming, but the staff here made my friend cry with their unforgivable rudeness. I wish we had never gone there.

Welcomed as a nuisance and bored staff on their phones wasn’t a great start. The atmosphere was soul less and felt like a hotel buffet. The weekend buffet brunch was a disappointment. As per the other reviews the food wasn’t worth the €78 for two at all. Scrambled egg that didn’t taste fresh and butter that had curdled after being left out for too long. Unfortunately won’t be returning as there’s lots of lovely options for far less in Paris. Shame as the deli next door looked really nice when leaving.

Even in Paris it is hard to find staff that is less friendly and welcoming than the team here today. For the products, the hot lemon comes with honey, doesn't say so on the menu. They changed it but it was still sweet. The 5 euro cookie was dry (I doubt it was from today or yesterday). I used to go before and it was good now it is just a rip off.

We went there on Sunday. We were informed that it's a buffet day on Sundays. Excellent coffee, fresh orange juice 😋 Loads of food & sweets to choose from. All were intensively delicious 😋 What a great place I highly recommend it. 👌🏼

Croque monsieur and soup pistou. Quite good. Life's little pleasures. Service is good. Coffee great. Next door is a sort of Fortnum & Mason's on a lesser scale. From cuts of meat to great wines. Sardines. Chocolates. Picnic or a meal. Shopping is a treat. Pick-up items for next day.

Stopped in here because our Airbnb host recommended the croissants which were definitely incredible. We had a goat cheese salad which was really just a goat cheese block and was a little hard to eat. Generally thought the portions of some dishes were huge (piece of toast is practically a full baguette) and others small (piece of French toast). But we’ll proceed and generally good. Service was acceptable but not great. Cute area to eat but a little tightly packed together. There is a grocery store connected to the cafe that has an incredible selection of produce, cheeses and snacks as well as alcohol and packaged goods in the basement level. Definitely go here to pick up some snacks to take home!

A really nice spot for a little gourmet break. More than just a regular coffee shop like the dozens in the area, but not quite a full-fledged restaurant either. The terrace-veranda is quite pleasant especially on rainy days.