Kitchen

In Paris, a spot called Kitchen, oh what a delight! For breakfast or lunch, it's a beacon of light. With options for all, from veggie to vegan, Gluten-free too, their culinary beacon! From bagels so grand to pancakes so fluffy, Coffee that sings, and juices quite huffy (with flavor, of course!) Take away or delivery, they've got you covered, Seven days a week, a true gem discovered! From eight to two, a midday repast, Till three-thirty on weekends, the good times will last. So click and collect, or just stroll on by, Kitchen, Paris, will make your taste buds fly!

What a charming cozy eatery in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris! First of all, they got the best cappuccino I’ve ever had in Paris: rich, balanced and smooth! Robert the owner told me they put in much effort into this, everything has to be right! They check the machine every day to make sure everything works right. I had pimped toast veggie sandwich and it was divine! My friend had classic pancake and he was in heaven! So glad we walked into this place. I followed its smell and found it in the alley.

Vegetarian breakfast spot that’s open early. Cozy interior, with lots of healthy options. Recommend stopping by.

I’m glad we found this place during our weekend in Paris. Gluten free and vegan options. Banana bread and gluten free pancakes are so good. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. The place is not big and there are big tables to share. Vibes : kindness, community , casual

Great flavor pancakes, the service is good and fast. I wish they would add more fresh red fruits to the pancakes. The pancakes are fluffy and taste good. The honey is also good. Portions are medium size. Lots of seating inside, small breakfast restaurant with good service.

The iced latte was immaculate and the avocado toast, according to my expert friend, was a delight - 8 out of 10 stars (could have been more avocado).

Grabbed too good to go Ambiance felt cosy Waited quite a while in line Wanted to buy a plastic fork, made me pay 20cents for it which is ridiculous lol - Cookie was nice - Box of oven baked veggies did not really taste like anything. No seasonings no sauce

i was hungover so i craved something vegan and healthy. i got the matt’s vegan toast with bagel bread and it was a bit cold but good and full of textures and flavors. that hot ginger lemonade alone cured my hungover and i stayed so long that they offered to reheat it. really cool and calm place

Delicious breakfast, huge portions, large selection of food and drinks, friendly staff

During a recent visit to Paris my partner and I were super thankful to have Kitchen close by to our hotel in Marais. The space was cute and the food tasted healthy and delicious. First, yes the space is small but not abnormally smaller than many of the cafes in Paris. We didn't encounter any issues getting seated, but it was quiet in Paris at that time, so plan ahead! We both got the veggie stew, which was a large bowl full of fresh and roasted veggies, avocado, and tofu. We also had a chai tea, pumpkin spice latte, and banana bread. It was an extremely satisfying and delicious lunch. Finally, the staff was really friendly and accommodated our poor French skills with their much better fluency in English. Much appreciated!

非常好吃的一家，想说吊打上海一众bruch。店主人蛮好的，做的东西也好吃，尤其是pancake，沾上糖浆简直好吃到爆炸，现做的就是好吃啊！还点了一份有topping的toast（好像是这个），蘑菇和豆腐干的topping真的太好吃了...祝店长早点把店开到上海！！ Really nice food, hope your guys open this restaurant in Shanghai lol! It really worth.

I ordered the Avocado with gluten free pancakes which came with a hummus paste and feta cheese. All of this was accompanied by a fried egg and green salad. Quite a delightful surprise, as the cafe is cozy and unassuming. I also started with a chia pudding stuffed with berries. I would certainly eat here again and it's a great change from baguettes and croissants which I still love.

Have had breakfast here every day while visiting Paris for the week. I keep ordering the pancakes with gorgeous, red fruit compote & sliced bananas. The fried egg adds some yummy protein to the meal. The staff has been extremely friendly. After hearing them speak to each other and other customers, I'm impressed with their ability to switch from French, English, and Swedish so effortlessly. The ambience is friendly, lively, and comforting. Love it here!

Like many restaurants in Paris, it's small. Maybe seats 15 and that's only if you sit with others in one of only 4 tables. I visited for breakfast immediately as they opened at 8 am and was greeted by a pleasant worker who brought me water and took my order in an efficient manner. Vegan pancakes, which came with cherries (the kind you'd find in a cherry pie) and sliced bananas along with a suitable amount of maple syrup, served on the side - and a freshly made green juice - which was perfectly balanced, fresh and delicious. I enjoyed every bite and would definitely go back. 1 star short of perfect due to size (small) and ambience (generally lacking).

Good/fast service, great price, and delicious breakfast. Ambiance was chill and quiet. Small location but a good experience

Cute, cute spot! Fresh baked pastries daily. We REALLY wanted to try the banana bread both times we were in, but we were super full from our meals. Fast and friendly service. We ate the veggie stew (they have four flavor options- I recommend the green curry sauce over the tahini sauce), chia pudding, and granola/yogurt bowl- soooo yummy! Everything here is healthy and light- I love the cute water and tea pitchers and cups that are already placed on the table for you! Coffee is delicious as well. They have a lot of vegan options which is great!

Incredible service and food. The boss really knows what the customers wanted even know sometimes we don't know what we like to order. The owner speaks English and is both professional and personable.

This place had vegan options. Cest magnificent! The avo toast du jour was very filling and good . The staff spoke perfecr English. The options are limited its just a small cafe like most in paris but it was a great place to have breakfast .we also had enjoyed our lunch there too. Just a tip. When eating outside you may just change your mind when the neighbors decide to water their plants up above

Came here for the bowls... but didn't realize the options were super limited during breakfast. Half the menu were pretty much a variation of avocado and toast. For a Saturday, they were out of lox and the degree eggs, but sure had plenty of bananas... The food is simple and the restaurant is simple as well. Nothing to write home about, unfortunately. It definitely looked like UberEats is super popular here, counting at least four deliveries within the 30-45 mins that we stayed. Ordered: Avocado Toast - very plain: literally sliced avocados on a slice of toast. Two total with a small side salad. Avocado Toast with Egg - plain as well... Pancakes - average, sliced bananas added to the flavor and there were jams on the table to share. When in Paris, go to actual patisseries and boulangers. Skip the non-French things. You're in Paris after all.

If you wanna try holly natural organic french brunch, I think this is the best in Paris. And plz try greeeeeeeeeen power drink!!!

Cute place that was actually open on the labor day holiday! They have a limited menu focusing on toasts and pancakes in the morning, but the majority of the food can be made vegetarian and vegan. After a night of indulging in French dining, this was a nice balance following a heavy dinner. I had the avocado toast with smoke salmon and a fried egg- it wasn't anything I couldn't have made myself, but I appreciated the addition of the sprouts and sesame seeds. I had that with whatever green juice they have on the menu. It isn't freshly pressed but it was still good. I liked how they had a houseblend tea at the table- really a nice blend of warm spices that made the whole meal all the more cosier. Service was friendly enough! Kitchen is definitely a place to come check out if you want to take a break from French food while in Paris! Expect prices similar to SF.

Cozy restaurant,healthy food,excellent atmosphere and service,my food was delicious,big portions Free WiFi,

Absolutely lovely - food was delicious, quick & friendly service, calm intimate atmosphere.

AMAZING VEGETARIAN FOOD!! i am a vegetarian and they have so many delicious options that are unique and different from typical vegetarian food. also very sustainable and workers are attentive. please try the loaded veggie toast or the pancakes!

We had breakfast here everyday while staying in Paris. The food was good and the staff was very friendly. We ate the avocado toast, vegan pancakes, and veggie stew. The coffee was very good as well and I always ordered an almond milk cappuccino.

Adorable spot! Great variety for the vegan and vegetarian fiends! The food is eclectic and they have pancakes, eggs, bagels, avocado toasts, vegan and green shakes/smoothies. We had the green spinach smoothie with an avocado toast with two fried eggs on the side. YUM! I can't stress enough how avocado and eggs make life so much better. A hidden gem in the heart of Paris and very easy to miss! Make sure you look closely as you're walking because there is no sign or a pulse that something exists in here!

A sweet communal seating brunch restaurant. We were seated right away on a Friday in November at around noon, but it got very busy very fast after that. I got the vegan pancakes with fruit (a berry compote and banana slices). I wouldn't recommend getting the vegan pancakes, as they kinda have a cardboard-y texture and non-taste. I swear I usually love pancakes--gluten free, vegan, non-vegan, etc. but did not like these, sadly. I just tried to drown them in the fruit and maple syrup so I could finish... On the bright side, my husband got the pimped toast with fresh baked bread, avocado slices, hummus, feta and fried egg, which I watched him devour. I'm not a fan of eggs, but I'd definitely give this place another chance and order what he got, or maybe one of the other savory breakfast bowls I saw people around me enjoying. So needless to say, the four stars are on behalf of my other half, and I'd say next time if we visited I'd be smarter with my ordering!

So good. Fresh, low-key, charmingly simple interior. - The best chai latte I have ever had (and I've had a LOT of chai lattes) - Salmon and avocado bagel - gave my sister great joy - Classic pancakes - also the best pancakes I have ever had, somehow? They're fluffy but not dry, and the jam and maple syrup provided made me so happy - Matcha cookie is moist and studded with bursts of chocolate. Grabbed it as we were leaving and I'm so glad

We absolutely loved everything about Bobs Kitchen! Had we found it sooner we likely would have eaten here every day. The avocado bagel with garlic humus is nothing short of perfection. The homemade chai latte is out of this world good and has the perfect spice level. The matcha cookies are delicious as are the chocolate muffins. Everything we had here was great! There's no sign out front so it's easy to walk right by. There's a bad-ass electric guitar in the window though so that should help you locate this place once you're close. Bobs - when are you going to open up shop in Kalamazoo MI or Asheville NC? I NEED another bagel asap!

Location: In the Marais neighbourhood. The place: This is a tiny place that, as I understand it, recently underwent renovations. You'll find communal tables there, so expect to share your meal with strangers. I liked the vibe and it looked like these guys have regulars, as many people would come in to order coffee to go. The goods: I ordered pancakes and a fried egg. Te pancakes were OK and served with a banana and some jam. The egg was, well, an egg - it was fine! Note: if you don't like yolk, ask them to fry it up or it will be served sunny side up. I feel like it's worth going back to try some of their other items. The latté was very good! Service: Good - the waitress was friendly and greeted everyone that walked in, with a smile. Price point: 14€.

Where would I be without my handy Yelp app on holiday - screwed is the answer! For me breakfast really is the most important meal of the day (very very very closely followed by lunch and dinner of course...) but if you're in a new city, have nowhere to go and have a real hunger on - it's doubley important to get somewhere close by to your hotel that you can trust. With this in mind, I found Bob's on the app and wandered the 4 mins down the road to check it out - blink and you'll miss it on a little side street, but it really is a find. I think they set themselves up as a health bar with lots of vege lunches and juices but the breakfast menu was all it was about for me. I went twice in 3 days - blueberry pancakes both times (9 Euros) and a refreshing smoothie (5 Euros). Coffee is great here and they also do tasty looking bagels like my friend had. A real find and a great place to enjoy a relaxed breakfast any day of the week.

What I think could best describe my lunch at Bob's kitchen? Great place, great athmosphere, good food. Though the place can get quite busy (only four tables where you can squeeze yourself at 6 if you're tiny), I loved it because it looks genuine and friendly. Now the real question: why put only three stars? - I had the green curry veggie stew and it was perfect: tasty and fresh. My gluten free pancakes didn't have the texture and taste I would have expected though. It left me with a mixed feeling because it was too dry and there was not enough red fruit on it. - In addition the service was far from being completely professional: plates and glasses were broken, the waitress spilled water twice on the table, the other one couldn't figure out how to give me back my change... Overall I think this place has the potential to become THE "clean food" place to be, but there's still a bit of work to do.

They must rely on word-of-mouth about their food because there's next to no signage for Bob's Kitchen, nestled in amongst other businesses down a relatively non-descript side street. The interior is relatively stripped back and relaxed - the four tables are refectory style so you may find yourself sharing with other diners. Their main offerings are written on chalk boards up on the wall, but you can request their menu to read. Expect the usual for breakfast and brunch - muesli, bagels, granola, pancakes or fruit salad to accompany your coffee, tea or fresh juices. We all ordered their pancakes (€8.50 for two or €5 for one) and they were the hearty 'American' style ones we'd hoped Pancake Sisters would have served the previous morning. The blueberry ones were tasty with butter and lashings of maple syrup. Feeling the excess from the night before, we all went for the Green Smoothie (€6.50) which contained a myriad of healthy fruits and vegetables to give us a nutritious start to the day.

Bob's Kitchen: I've never met Bob yet, but i already love him. The place is small, unpretentious and cosy. Up on the wall you get to choose what you will devour today. I use the word "devour" because even though Bob's Kitchen is a veggie restaurant, you still get to eat avidly very piece of food in your plate. - I am hungy! : There are some classic of course, like the famous "veggie stew", a mixed of yummy veggie food cooked in a delicious way. To be honest I didn't know what was inside, I didn't ask as I was too busy eating with my mouth full. And my mom taught me to never speak with your mouth of food. Especially when it is delicious! The fresh juice cocktail changes everyday, the ingredients might surprise you, and you might even find it odd, but mixed together it is just delicious. They really know what they are doing. You also have for the delicacies fans fresh yogurt with crunchy cereals on top, fresh muffins and cookies...ahhhh the cookies... - What's not to miss? I think I've made myself pretty clear on how i fell about the veggie stew. It could be the new love of my life. Unfortunately I have to share... - Money, money, money: The price is not overall excessive, some restaurants do not hesitate to overcharge just because they are surfing on the veggie wave trend. The veggie stew cost around 8.5 euros and a bagel 5-6 euros. The bagel is quite small even though it is well prepared and tasty. - That little thing that rocks : Everything here is fresh and veggie of course, but what's interesting is that the menu frequently changes. Variety is not a luxury that every restaurant can afford. - What need to be worked on : Like I said the place is small, so when it gets crowded you just have to wait like everybody else outside. Unfortunately, ,the choice of food is not very large, so if you really want to try everything they have to offer you can't do it once, you will have to come back some other day.

Bob's kitchen, I had the highest of hopes for you, and truly, you delivered more than I thought you would considering when I walked in I felt like I was in a hipster camp compound, looking for the bunk beds. Run by a bunch of young 20 somethings, this place is truly unique. With a small menu with very little options, it provides a HUGE variety. We came for breakfast and one person had pancakes, one person had a wrap, and one person had a rice/curry -- where are we? The price was decent, and the pancakes fluffy, but if you are looking for a more organized sit down cafe this is not the place for you. The service was leisurely and the staff laid back - which is fine, but just don't expect anything less or anything more than exactly what you should be given.

One of the best breakfasts I've had in a long time, in general, not just in Paris. Extremely friendly staff, fair prices, cool atmosphere, and exceptional food.

We walked 1.5 miles to Bob's Kitchen and realized we did not walk into a breakfast place, but a vegan lunchie type place. It was actually charming, small, simple, kind of modern, but I was a bit hesitant and Matt was disappointed. But, we decided to go ahead and stay and we went with our server's suggestions, veggie stew with tomato sauce and mine, pad thai. We were both very surprised at how flavorful and light our meals were. It's interesting how healthy our food looks, but really they were both so tasty and good. We also had him bring us 2 desserts, and the chocolate cookie was amazing! I mean besides the fact that it was a chocolate cookie in a vegan restaurant, I mean the cookie was just stinking good. We were both pleasantly surprised about all the food. We enjoyed our entire experience very much. For photos visit sooandthecity.com!

After receiving a recommendation of a friend, we decided to have a look at this place and have our breakfast. Unfortunately, the place made me not too enthusiastic. The place is cute, but rather small. It was quite noisy too. My friend ordered a coffee, a fruit salad and granola. I ordered a coffee, a fruit salad and half a portion of pancakes. After writing our order down, the guy walked directly to the fridge and gave us our fruit salads in two little plastic cups. The granola of my friend came in a plastic cup as well. I felt a little disappointed by that, seeing so much wasted plastic and considering the fact that presenting it in a nice bowl does not cost that much effort. We noticed that the granola did not come with yoghurt (some people fancy dry granola ?) we asked if we could get some yoghurt as well. Yoghurt which came in another plastic cup from the fridge. My pancakes were tasty and the coffee was delicious, but we did not leave the place feeling satisfied. The portion of fruit salad and the portion of granola were too small to be called a real breakfast. My friend went for another croissant from the bakery after leaving the place. I am in doubt to give the place 2 or 3 stars but I am hoping that the four plastic cups instead of normal plates / bowls was just a mistake of inexperienced staff. If you are hungry, go for a full portion of pancakes and do not bother ordering granola, a bagel or the fruit salad. Unless you feel like visiting a bakery afterwards.

Everything is super fresh here. If you're looking for a good vegetarian menu, this is the place you want to be. You can sit in and eat or stand in line and order something. It's not the biggest location but.. what place is in Paris. I came here because it was highly rated and I definitely see why. It caters to a vegetarians and provides the freshest meal. Tables aren't really intimate as most of them are large community tables. This isn't my normal type of meal I go for but I definitely appreciated the experience. A must try for vegetarian dishes!

We came here for breakfast. We had bagels and pancakes, both nice. I absolutely loved the freshly squeezed juice (5€, which I thought was a pretty good price for Parisian standards). They offered tea for free that tasted like Christmas. It was a great match to the juice for some reason. The people working here are super nice.

Bob's Kitchen was one of my favorite breakfast spots during my recent trip to Paris. My wife and I are both vegans and are always happy to find a restaurant that has good vegan options. We came to Bob's a few times since they had several vegan-friendly options for both breakfast and lunch. I'd usually get their Green Smoothie and a bagel with avocado for breakfast. They also have vegan pancakes, pastries, and pre-made items that you can take to go. My wife took their chia pudding to go a few times and really liked it. If you're a vegan or vegetarian, I'd definitely recommend checking them out!

Nice, cozy armosphere. Friendly service. Great sauted vegetable stew. Good green Smoothies. Combines everything about healthy&tasty. Will come back to try the breakfast treats like Chia pudding And pancakes.

Good quality food. I have tried their açai bowl and it was pretty good plus the price was lower than usual (5€). Other plates around looked so good. You'll basically find 4 long tables where you choose your spot, seat and have the bread and the tap water on to grab. Then they bring to you your order. The only problem about this hidden cute spot is that it can get crowded and that means really noisy. I wanted to work with my computer and it was perfect in the beginning, but after 12 started to get very busy. I think it's a nice place to have lunch friends or solo, or for healthy bites.

Anything you order will be more than amazing, reasonable prices, fresh ingredients. Not only a great place to sit down at the family style tables, but also for taking it to go and sitting at the park in the sun. I would recommend the Veggie Stew and the Japanese Quinoa salad!............. and the Matcha cookie and Chocolate banana muffins. Planning to update the list upon my third visit this week. Whoops! Slightly obsessed.

Best matcha chocolate chips cookie I've ever had ! Moist and well flavoured! The pimped toast with avocado and salmon was delicious. Enjoyed the food and environment.

So far this has been our favorite breakfast joint in our little nook within the heart of Paris. It is quite hidden off a side street, and there isn't a big obvious sign that screams the restaurants name, but once you find it you'll be glad you did. Much to my chagrin, my French is awful, but I didn't need to embarrass myself when speaking to Andrew. He's from England! He was extremely friendly and made our stay enjoyable. The food was incredible too-very healthy and super fresh. The pimped toast is a must, and the green juice as well. We have another few days in Paris and we plan to make a few more visits to Bob's Kitchen for sure.

I had breakfast there June 25th. I was on a short transit through Paris and wanted to make the most out of every place I visit. This place definitely did not disappoint. Great little place. cozy, almost feels like its operated by your friends and family. The staff are very friendly. Since its small, tables are very close to each other but its surprisingly very comfortable. Like I said, it feels like its all family and friends around you. They serve very healthy food, home made style and taste. I ordered a bagel with white cheese, roca, and sprouts. I loved it. I also ordered this bowl of rice, vegetables, sprouts, humus..etc that was also amazing. The food is filling but very light at the same time. I look forward to going there next time I'm in Paris.

You know what I think it is? We were looking for a brunchy breakfast. If you're in the mood for a good latte, pancakes, bread, eggs or any of the regular breakfasts - maybe go somewhere else. I ordered the pancakes, as did my girlfriend. We should have ordered one of their salads, and a smoothie to go - I really do think that Bobs K would have impressed in that area. But that pancakes were a bit dough:y and the coffee wasn't amazing. As for the place itself, it's a bit small and since they are mixing salads and smoothies right in the front there's a lot of noise. Cliffnotes: +the espresso was good. +the staff were super nice and very helpful +it has free wifi +they made a really good smoothie -the pancakes where not good -they didn't have a lot of 'breakfast' options -the place was a bit small -the latte was not good. All in all, if you want to sit in a park and enjoy a good salad - absolutely go here! In any other case, go somewhere else! :)

Hi quality service and food. A lot of international people and the simplicity of the food was much better than I could expected. We took the veggie stew with green curry and with Indian lentils. I would recommend the Indian lentils but both were very good and fulfilling !

After a long morning of shopping I went here, small place, communal tables. I saw everyone eating pretty much the same thing so I asked what it was- veggie stew, so I got that! Let me tell you it was less stew-y than I thought which is perfect because I don't care for stew. It was delicious!!!!! Full of vegetables a small portion of brown rice, avocado and some sort of coconut curry sauce. I hope to go there again before I leave because it was just too good. Picture doesn't even do it justice. Go there!!

This was an awesome little place. Don't blink or you'll miss it, and don't look for any signage. It looks like a nondescript little Chinese food place. Don't judge a book by its cover, though. If you're paleo or paleo-curious and struggling in Paris (which you will, mightily) check Bob's out. Though not strictly paleo -and not attempting to be- it offers some great veggie options. I'm pretty sure it's vegetarian, so you'll have to find your protein elsewhere, but that's you'll have no trouble with that here. Awesome young, neighborhood atmosphere. It seemed to be full of local and everyone knew the staff and the staff knew everyone. Very cool spot. Ps their 5 Chinese Spice water blew my mind. So amazing.

I had the gluten free vegan full stack of pancakes with bananas and raspberry compote on top which cost 9€ I'm sad to say these were the worst pancakes I've tried in my life, I'm sorry. I can't describe the taste they were very bitter my eyes cried. They tasted as if they put too much cider vinegar or baking soda.... The service was excellent, staff was very friendly and I enjoyed the restaurant's atmosphere it was as if I were a guest in their home. This place is close to my airbnb so I may come back and try something else. Thank you ^_^

Loved this little place. Great creative food with friendly service. They even have gluten-free option which was great for my wife.

A nice oasis of a place for a relaxing bite after visiting the POMPIDOU CENTER. Finally found a place that didn't cook it's vegetables into oblivion. Not a vegan per se but I do like to taste the characteristics of fresh produce. Which, to my delight I was able to cook for myself and realize there's probably just a different gastronomic philosophy between French dining and my own desires. That or...I just hadn't found a good restaurant far enough away from the tourist areas....which...seems nigh impossible unless your local. Would recommend. Good vegan apple pie, too!

As evidenced by the name, Bob's is a homey, vegan-friendly place to grab a healthy bite to eat. A few notes: - On weekends, they have free bread + tea. It's also super busy, so be prepared to share your table with another party! - The acai bowl is small and sweet but a good deal for 5 euros. - The matcha cookie is moist and yummy. Get it! - Order the veggie stew if you want to feel super healthy. It's literally just scoops of cooked/prepared vegetables, topped with some sauce of your choice. Not super tasty - but definitely healthy. - Juices are reasonably priced - Some of their menu may not be available until after 11am on the weekdays The other (and original) location in Paris is located by Canal St Martin.

Bob, you're obviously onto something good here. I mean, really good. So good that I had to come by twice over a quick two day work trip to Paris. The fresh juices, the coffee, the bagels, the granola yogurt pot, the soup and the salads were all stunning... but the fruity futomaki really is something special. It was all I could do to not pick up one of your cookbooks! (I would have also needed a kitchen translator, to be fair.) If I lived in Paris, this would absolutely be a daily haunt of mine. For now, I will just have to pine over this quaint rustic New York-come-Paris healthy hang out until I come again...

Funnily, we had one of our best (and most inexpensive) meals in Paris here - in a town where meat rules. We came right at the end of the lunch shift (nearly 3pm) and had a delicious Asian-inflected quinoa & lightly steamed veg salad, and a hearty stew. After several days of quiche, cheese and general heavy-ness, we could practically feel the nutrients flowing through our veins like clear water. Plus two vegan mini-cupcakes which actually tasted good. Free wi-fi too. Discovered via Le Fooding, an app (and guide and movement) for finding good restaurants in France recommended to us by a Paris resident. Highly recommended - if we'd been pointed to it earlier it would have saved us a lot of not-great / overpriced meals!