The 7 Best Brunch Spots in Paris (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 7 picks

The best brunch in Paris in 2026 is at Holybelly in the 10th (no reservations), Treize au Jardin by the Luxembourg Garden, Marlette in Montmartre and Hardware Société. For a classic salon, try Angelina; for a hotel brunch, L'Officine du Louvre.

Brunch in Paris is a weekend habit more than a weekday one, and the best places fill up by late morning. The picks below range from a no-reservations pancake café to historic tearooms and a hotel brunch near the Louvre. Prices vary a lot: a plate at a neighborhood café is typically in the mid-teens to mid-twenties in euros, while set-price tearoom and hotel brunches cost more. Opening hours and menus change, and several places close for a few weeks in August, so check each venue's own page before you go.

1. Holybelly — 10th arr. · Canal Saint-Martin

A Canal Saint-Martin café serving pancakes, eggs and specials all day, open daily with no reservations.

$$ Mid-range

Holybelly serves breakfast and lunch all day on Rue Lucien Sampaix, near the Canal Saint-Martin. Its own site describes pancakes, eggs and sides plus daily-changing specials, with last food orders at 4 pm and drinks and cakes until about 4:45 pm.

The café says it takes no bookings, including for groups, and that the weekday rush runs roughly 11 am to 2:30 pm. It closes for a few weeks in summer and around Christmas and Easter, so check the closing dates before you plan a visit.

Good to know: No reservations: arrive before 11 am or after 2:30 pm to shorten the wait.

5 Rue Lucien Sampaix, 75010 Paris, France

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2. Treize au Jardin — 6th arr. · Luxembourg Garden

A café opposite the Luxembourg Garden with a dedicated brunch menu and weekend set formulas.

$$ Mid-range

Treize au Jardin sits on Rue de Médicis, opposite the Jardin du Luxembourg. Its website has a dedicated brunch section and weekend formulas, and the café is listed as open from 11:30 am every day, until 9 pm Monday to Saturday and 6:30 pm on Sunday.

It is an easy stop before or after a walk in the garden. The site has a Reserve button for bookings, which is worth using on weekends.

Good to know: Book through the Reserve button on the site for weekends; brunch items and prices change, so read the current menu.

5 Rue de Médicis, 75006 Paris, France

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3. Marlette (Montmartre) — 18th arr. · Abbesses

A Montmartre coffee shop with eggs, avocado toast and homemade pastries, and a second branch in Pigalle.

$$ Mid-range

Marlette describes itself as a brunch, lunch and coffee shop with homemade pastries. Its menu lists eggs prepared several ways, avocado toast, fresh salads and sandwiches made each morning, plus scones, brownies and madeleines.

This is the Abbesses branch; the second café is at 51 Rue des Martyrs in the 9th. The site says both take walk-ins without reservations, and that hours vary by season and day, so check its Coffee Shops page.

Good to know: Walk-in only: go early on weekends, and check the site for current hours.

45 Rue des Abbesses, 75018 Paris, France

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4. Hardware Société — 18th arr. · Montmartre

An Australian-inspired café near Sacré-Cœur known for inventive brunch plates and Melbourne-style coffee.

$$ Mid-range

Hardware Société is a small Australian-inspired café on Rue Lamarck in Montmartre, near Sacré-Cœur. Time Out describes pastries from the bakery Bo, luxury jams and Padre coffee, with savory plates such as eggs with smoked salmon or crème fraîche blinis at about €15.50.

Time Out lists it open Thursday to Monday, finishing in the mid-afternoon, but listings disagree on the exact hours. It is a small room, so expect a wait on weekends.

Good to know: Hours differ between listings and the café has no website we could confirm: check its current opening days before you climb the hill.

10 Rue Lamarck, 75018 Paris, France

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5. Angelina — 1st arr. · Rue de Rivoli

The historic Rue de Rivoli tearoom, opposite the Tuileries, where brunch is served in a classic salon.

$$$ Upmarket

Angelina's historic salon de thé at 226 Rue de Rivoli, opposite the Tuileries Garden, offers breakfast and brunch alongside its famous pastries and hot chocolate. The brand's site sells gift vouchers for a breakfast or brunch at the tearoom.

Gault&Millau gave an indicative brunch price of about €37 per person, excluding drinks, in 2025. Listings show the salon open from early morning to early evening, but we found no published brunch hours, so confirm when you book.

Good to know: Expect a queue at weekends. Confirm the current brunch formula and times on the Angelina site or by phone before going.

226 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, France

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6. Salon de Thé des Tuileries by Sébastien Gaudard — 1st arr. · Tuileries

A pastry chef's tearoom beside the Tuileries, open daily, with a weekend brunch listed by Time Out.

$$$ Upmarket

Sébastien Gaudard's Salon de Thé des Tuileries is on Rue des Pyramides, a few steps from the Tuileries Garden. The brand's site lists breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea served on site or to go, and shows the salon open every day from 10 am to 7 pm.

Time Out has listed a fixed-price weekend brunch here at around €35 to €37 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Our source for the brunch is a listing rather than the brand's own site, so check the current formula and price before you book.

Good to know: Ask about the weekend brunch when you book. Hours and prices change, so check the brand's site.

3 Rue des Pyramides, 75001 Paris, France

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7. L'Officine du Louvre — 1st arr. · Louvre

A weekend hotel brunch at Hôtel du Louvre, steps from the museum, at a set price.

$$$ Upmarket

L'Officine du Louvre is the restaurant of Hôtel du Louvre, on Place André Malraux. Its brunch page lists a set menu on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm at €60 per person, with a choice of meat, fish or vegetable dish, a seasonal assortment and a hot drink.

Reservations are made through the page's booking button (TheFork) or by phone. The page shows a recurring weekend slot but no specific dates, so confirm availability before you plan around it.

Good to know: Book ahead and confirm the brunch is running on your date; the listed price was €60 at the time of writing.

1 Place André Malraux, 75001 Paris, France

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the best brunch in Paris?

Holybelly (10th), Treize au Jardin (6th), Marlette (Montmartre and Pigalle) and Hardware Société (Montmartre) are the strongest neighborhood choices. Angelina on Rue de Rivoli and L'Officine du Louvre are better for a classic or hotel setting.

Do I need to reserve brunch in Paris?

It depends on the place. Holybelly says it takes no bookings, including for groups, and Marlette describes its cafés as walk-in. Treize au Jardin has a Reserve button on its site, and L'Officine du Louvre takes bookings online or by phone. Arrive early at walk-in places on weekends.

How much does brunch cost in Paris?

At a neighborhood café, expect roughly €15 to €25 for a main dish plus a drink. Set-price brunches cost more: L'Officine du Louvre lists €60 per person, and Gault&Millau gave an indicative price of about €37 per person, excluding drinks, for Angelina's brunch in 2025. Check current menus.

Can I get brunch on a weekday in Paris?

Yes at some places. Holybelly serves breakfast and lunch every day from 9 am, and Treize au Jardin lists a brunch section on its menu and opens from 11:30 am Monday to Saturday. Hotel brunches such as L'Officine du Louvre run on weekends only.

What else should I eat for a Parisian breakfast?

See our guides to the best cafés in Paris, the best bakeries in Paris and the best croissants in Paris.

1. Holybelly — 10th arr. · Canal Saint-Martin

2. Treize au Jardin — 6th arr. · Luxembourg Garden

3. Marlette (Montmartre) — 18th arr. · Abbesses

4. Hardware Société — 18th arr. · Montmartre

5. Angelina — 1st arr. · Rue de Rivoli

6. Salon de Thé des Tuileries by Sébastien Gaudard — 1st arr. · Tuileries

7. L'Officine du Louvre — 1st arr. · Louvre

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