Café Marlette - Brunch Pigalle

Waited about 15 min for a seat but it was WELL worth it. Best vanilla latte I’ve had in Paris, and better than most I’ve had in America. The staff is running around doing everything but they’re still so kind and helpful. The breakfast was the best I’ve had yet. The spring brunch is well worth it!

We loved this spot that serves brunch till 15:00! We were craving eggs but at 12:00 most restaurants switched to a lunch menu. Cafe Marlette came through! The food was delicious, generous portions, and the servers were wonderfully friendly.

The café has potential, with a cozy setting and decent food, nothing extraordinary but enjoyable. The service, however, could use some improvement. Even the simplest requests felt like an inconvenience. A little flexibility would’ve made a world of difference.

Wonderful place to get breakfast or even just a coffee. The staff was very kind and accommodating! Food is delicious would definitely come back

We ate breakfast here on our last morning in Paris. We had hot chocolate, eggs, bread, cake and juice. It was all fresh and delicious. The staff were friendly and helpful too. We had our suitcases with us and they let us put them out of the way. Would recommend.

Had breakfast here 5 years ago and today I came to see if the place is still here and had another great breakfast!

What a wonderful breakfast we had at this place. Nice and friendly service, delicious food and a great view of a classic Parisian street.

As a vegetarian/eggetarian traveler, finding good brunch options in Paris can be a bit tricky but I’m so glad I stumbled upon Café Marlette - Brunch Pigalle! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming and the staff were incredibly kind. A special mention to the lady who went out of her way to provide us with delicious vegetarian alternatives truly appreciated her thoughtfulness! One of the highlights of my visit was their homemade craft drink, “Organic Alpin” with peppermint and green mint.

One of my favorite spot in Paris! I'll be honest, back when I lived in France I never spent too much time looking for nice spots to eat out, just because it seemed easier back then and France wasn't about reviewing and online sharing the good stuff (yes we can look greedy sometimes). But since that time I married someone from the great United States of America so you know my habits must have changed... Looking for a decent brunch place, we end up here. I already know Pigalle's neighbourhood and I planned on taking wifey to La Butte Montmartre to be tourists in my own country so might as well eat something nearby before. Here we are waiting for quite some time in front of Café Marlette on a sunny day of June. Finally getting a table outside, ordering two Le l'Ilôt for nearly 25€ each. In one word : worth it ;D I already know you don't need a description of the food, I took photos instead. Not the instagram filtered ones, real photos. The one I take so y'all can see what it looks like but that don't make you feel like it's an awesome place because of the photoshop work on it. The reason why you feel it's awesome, it's because I spent time writing about it. Food seemed real, something I missed while living overseas. Homemade, fresh juice and sweet hot chocolate. Carbs OD will happen for sure but I don't care. Service was friendly which I'm not used to when in France so shout out to the team for that. Gluten Free options are here for the weak bellies, and it's also a bakery so you can pick up pastries and eat them outside enjoying the streets of Paris (depending on where you go lol). It was such a nice spot, we spent a week in Paris and wifey asked to return to Café Marlette. So you guessed it, we went back there! Please go, try it, enjoy it and let me know how you felt about it. A bientôt!

I stopped in for breakfast. It was a little busy around 10 am and there were no tables inside. I waited outside for about 5 minutes then was able to sit inside. The employees were really busy and I didn't receive service for about 10 minutes. The server was nice. I ordered the Le Matinal breakfast. It included a flat white, granola with yogurt, banana bread and orange juice. I added an extra serving of orange juice with a ginger shot. The flat white was good not excellent. The granola and yogurt was great. The granola was fresh and seem like they made it there. The banana bread could have been better if the crust wasn't burnt. The juice was good. Every table gets a bottle of water with fresh mint which was nice.

Tea, drinks and pastries are good here. It's not a breakfast kinda place. I can here expecting a breakfast kinda place, but it wasn't. It's more of a place to just drink some tea coffee or juice and just chill, besides that not a breakfast kinda place

Great breakfast, bread & coffee. Sunny spot outside. They have a healthy, french or their special breakfast. Lots of ham on the frenchie break. Perfect for a great coffee and people watchingor working on your computer

They have a good place for you to seat and have a nice breakfast or brunch. The avocado toast selection are really good and the service is great

Perfect for a Sunday brunch, I would definitely recommend it to anyone that wants a cozy place with exquisite organic food. Tasty food, vegetarian options, rapid serving and welcoming people even without reservation. That's a 5/5. Thank you!

Horrible service This coffee shop seemed decent enough at first sight. However, the hygiene of the place left us wanting (this is just another euphemism for how dirty everything was, despite looking clean from the outside). The service was extremely slow. The waitress handled money from another customer, then proceeded to cut bread, touch our food, handing them over to us as if nothing had happened. Another waiter dropped a butter roll on the floor (albeit packaged), then proceeded to put it back on a plate that went out to another customer. It was very obvious the woman serving us thought she was doing us a favour by giving us cutlery. Towards the end we had cake and (naturally) asked for spoons, only to be told to "go get them yourselves and pay for your custom at the till". Needless to say, we didn't feel this sort of 'service' deserved any sort of tip. Avoid if you can.

We came here for brunch on a Sunday morning after waking up pretty early and much to our dismay they weren't yet serving brunch. Apparently brunch doesn't start until 11am so instead we ordered the breakfast menu which was rather delicious. It was comprised of a freshly squeezed juice, a coffee/tea, fromage blanc and a homebaked dessert for 12 euro. Everything that I had was delcious and at rather a resonable price. In the end it turned out for the best as the breakfast menu was much more suited to my taste and I personally thought that the brunch menu was a rather overpriced. at 25 euro; I was a little disappointed that they didn't serve granola seeing as I'm rather obsessed with it and would have ordered it had they have served it. The menu was slightly limited I must say Nonetheless I cannot fault anything I had the banana bread was warm out of th oven and very yummy. The girls who served us were smiley and sweet and the ambiance was rather lovely.

Super nice and helpful staff, the food was a little dry for my taste but I really liked the atmosphere!

I was here last year on a trip to Paris. Had some sort of platter, it was amazing and even now I'm remembering it. Literally the best part of my trip to Paris. City is godforsaken, but this coffee shop is amazing. Get a long black. It is amazing.

Cappuccino not so great, but people-watching is excellent at the outdoor tables, plus this is a good stop if you need GF baked goods.

Nice looking place with not such a nice service. Limited variety and took 1.5 to get 2 sandwiches. Disappointing.

Marlette has a prime location. A lovely street in a lovely neighborhood. The café itself is minimalist and fabulous : wood finishings with a vintage and farm like feel- the good kind. One side has beautiful shelves of their mixes perfectly lined up (props to a gluten free section!) It is symmetrical with the bar and preparation area in the middle. There are only tables for a total of 16 people or so- quite small- and they aren't afraid to squeeze 5 people around one. We showed up at 10am as that's when they opened, finding out immediately that brunch only started at 11am (I may be crazy but I def didn't see that mentioned on their website. Maybe I missed the anecdote?). It turned out for the better, as their 25€ brunch didn't exactly look worth the euros it cost. I was more than happy with their breakfast (12,50€): hot bevvie, pastry of choice, fromage blanc & jelly or homemade apple sauce, with a freshly squeezed OJ or homemade lemonade. The brunch did look delicious, but not at all worth 25€. There was 1 soft boiled egg & toasts, a free scrapings of cheese, some ham and a mini salad along with bread/butter, fromage blanc and bevvies. I wasn't convinced. The banana bread was DIVINE and overall the space was lovely. I highly suggest it for a little coffee date out. And their pastry bread and gluten free mixes look as though they would be great gifts. Next time I'd love to try lunch, their sandwiches list had me drooling.

We tried this place on a whim and did not regret it. Everything we had was delicious and the service was the best I have had in Paris so far. Get the chocolate banana bread.

Came here for brunch while visiting Paris. Ordered the avocado and salmon toast. It was good, but nothing impressive. Did not try their baked sweets, which from pictures, may be what they are popular for. For visitors passing through, there are other more unique cafes to try.

Friendly and unique bakery tucked town the side street just off Montmartre. Quite small but the coffee is lovely. Outdoor seating and English speaking staff. Excellent!

EXCELLENT yogurt, jam, cakes, and fresh juices! Great breakfast/brunch options at reasonable prices with outstanding service (even in English!).

Good cappuccino and americano, that are actually very hard to find in Paris. We had brunch that cost 25 € Service for that was pretty slow. We had cappuccino and juice at start, but for the rest we just had to wait. I had finished my cappuccino long time before we got some bread and jogurt on the table. Then again waiting for salads, egg, cheese and ham. Pretty solid brunch. Nice atmosphere and friendly service, but just too slow.

Absolutely the most horrifying experience I've ever had from a restaurant. The place was busy so I sat outside and while I was looking at the menu one of the employees took the menu right out of my hands and gave to the people next to me stating that it was the last one and they needed it. So I went inside to find a stack of menus and grabbed another one. As I was inside to get the menu there were a bunch of tables that opened up so I went to sit at one instead of being in the freezing cold and the guy yelled at me saying I couldn't sit inside. I explained to him I came 45 minutes because I heard the place was good and all I wanted was to order something to eat. He told me they were no longer serving food. When one of the other employees felt bad and tried to help me he yelled at him and then told me he couldn't serve me either. They basically kicked me out and refused to serve me. I'm assuming because I'm American. I've never been treated so awful by a restaurant in my life.

Really enjoyed this cafe. Food and drinks were great. We started off with bread and this amazing jam, fresh orange juice and cappuccinos. My friend ordered the salmon avocado toast and I ordered this cheese and meat tray, which was amazing! They also gave us financiers, which are these amazing almond cakes. I loved them so much I bought the mix from them. I can't wait to go back!

Not impressed with the food and the waitress forgot to put our order in.We realized that it was taking an awful amount of time to toast a sandwich 40 minutes in. Next door is better