HolyBelly
Breakfast restaurant · Porte Saint-Martin
5 Rue Lucien Sampaix, 75010 Paris, France
Highlights
Australian-inspired breakfast spot with amazing pancakes
Australian-inspired breakfast spot with amazing pancakes
"A family-run brunch favorite in the 10th arrondissement known especially for seriously good pancakes and a bustling, lively atmosphere that easily absorbs toddler noise. The venue doesn’t take reservations, so arriving right at opening (9 a.m.) on weekends helps avoid the busiest waits, while weekday visits are generally more relaxed." - Maddy Odom
"At Holybelly, food is no afterthought. It’s a breakfast and lunch spot first and foremost, serving the fluffiest pancakes, savory or sweet, and some of our favorite coffee in town. It’s heavy on the brunch, with excellent espresso-based drinks and drip coffee on the side. There’s always a line, so come right when they open at 8:30am or at 3pm after the lunch rush, or prepare to wait 30 minutes or more for a table (no reservations here). If you’re alone, you can probably skip the line by beelining to the bar." - tanisha townsend
"At Holybelly, food is no afterthought. It’s a breakfast and lunch spot first and foremost, serving the fluffiest pancakes, savory or sweet, and some of our favorite coffee in town. It’s heavy on the brunch, with excellent espresso-based drinks and drip coffee on the side. There’s always a line, so come right when they open at 8:30am or at 3pm after the lunch rush, or prepare to wait 30 minutes or more for a table (no reservations here). If you’re alone, you can probably skip the line by beelining to the bar." - Tanisha Townsend
"Credited with bringing all-day brunch culture to Paris, this bustling spot is known for its weekend brunches and long lines that increasingly draw native French diners as well as internationals." - Kristy Alpert
"Inspired by the vibrant coffee scene of Melbourne, Australia, Holybelly has become a gathering place for discerning breakfast fans who can’t go without a good pour over or pancakes heaped with smoked crispy bacon. This buzzy joint, outfitted with exposed brick walls and high tables, serves drip coffee in mugs (a rarity in Paris) and espressos that pack a punch, made with the Mystic Mornings coffee blend specially roasted for the shop by Belleville Brûlerie in the 19th. Located in the 10th arrondissement.Rooksana Hossenally" - Rooksana Hossenally
