La Felicità

What a wonderful space! We were really impressed with the decoration, the atmosphere, the different ambiance of this place. Great for working alone or with friends, taking a drink ot a coffee. They offer the options to play board games and there is a wonderful terrace as well. For eating they propose pizza, pasta, focaccia, salads and also great sweet treats like tiramisu, pistachio tiramisu and lemon merengue cake. We shared a bresaola pizza that was incredibly good and a carrots cake which was soft and not too sweet. Definitely I will come back very soon🥰

A very spacious place for big group gatherings. Ordering is either via website or at a central cashier. You will then be notified when the food is ready. Pasta truffle is super delicious 🫶🏻 Kids can also have lots of fun with the table football / photobooth etc.

A huge and unique community space in Paris that I first discovered through a local friend. It’s a large hall with one-of-a-kind decorations, including a train carriage turned into a dessert shop. Inside you’ll also find cafés, a pizza place, and both indoor and outdoor areas. During the day, it doubles as a co-working space where people can read or have meetings. The restrooms are plentiful, each with a different design, which is quite fun. The atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, with a wonderfully diverse crowd. Definitely worth a visit!

A fun and novel concept - the WiFi name reflects the place well - Italian Disco! It’s a great time. The entrance is a bit odd - you enter the large building and then enter through one entrance. Inside is a huge build out - I will describe as “a picnic in Italy”. You order from your phone with each “station” having its own theme - pizza, pasta, dessert, cocktails, etc. Once you place an order you get an email and text with an order number. You then go that station and collect your items. For me - there was minimal wait (less than 3 minutes). The food was “good” but not “great”. I had the truffle pasta where the pasta was slightly overcooked and the dish slightly bland and not quite as hot in temperature as I would have wanted. The lemon meringue dessert had good flavor but wasn’t quite at the bar of French patisseries. The novelty and atmosphere overcome some of these culinary shortcomings (even if they are minor) and makes this place a great choice if you want something fun, casual, and different.

What a place!! This place is amazing, so interesting, loads of space and different places to choose from. A totally unique food hall experience. We had pizza slices from PANIFICIO and they were amazing! 🍕🤤 Dog friendly too! 🐾

Amazing experience. We had a couple of cocktails and pizza. Both were top quality. Never thought we could eat the real pizza from Napoli in Paris! Also the athmosphere was 🤩

Loveeeee the vibe of this place, something for everyone and really nice decoration. Different food, drinks, cocktails, events. Nice day or night but it’s very lively at night

I’ve been going to La Felicità almost every day for over three years because I work right next door. First, let me say this: the people who personally take care of the coffee are absolute gems. They’re genuinely adorable, always kind, and honestly, they deserve a higher salary. They really brighten the place. Most of the staff at La Felicità are nice, and the overall vibe is big, lively, and somewhat family-like. The space itself is beautiful, no doubt about that. Now… the service. That’s where things fall apart. At the prices they charge—€20 for a plate of pasta—you would expect at least a bit of service. Instead, you’re expected to serve yourself, clear your own table, wait in line, and then deal with a bizarre code system. You wait once, get a code, then wait again, queue again, give the code, then wait again. And when your food is finally ready, they shout at you—whether it’s at the burger stand, the pasta station, or anywhere else. Honestly, you feel more like cattle than a customer. At these prices, I’d expect to be served at the table, with a smile… maybe even a massage while we’re at it. And don’t get me started on the dessert wagon in the middle: the one with ice cream and cakes. It’s open for maybe an hour a day, at random times, and it shuts down at 3 p.m. sharp. You’d think management would want people to actually enjoy desserts, but apparently not. So yes: great coffee staff, a nice general atmosphere, but the overall service and management desperately need a rethink.

La Felicita is a food hall with a variety of quick meal options. We went on a Saturday night and there was a long line to get in; it took about an hour. The ambiance was cool - very funky and plenty of seating, but we expected more of a party vibe. The food wasn't amazing - we had pizza and it was okay.

Amazing concept by BigMama Group! Love the atmosphere, decor, everything! The food is on par with the rest of BMG's restaurants like OberMama. And please, please make a point of trying their truffle pasta.

I absolutely love La Felicitia! It's the perfect spot for a weekend evening. It has an eclectic atmosphere with music, cocktail bars, Italian based restaurants, and even dancing! The pizza was absolutely incredible and made by Italians!!

*Go use the restroom. It may give you a chuckle* Great concept and LOVE the atmosphere. It's a modern food court in an abandoned train station that has a nice indoor/outdoor vibe. Can get a little noisy so if you want to meet or do work (free wifi) you may want to pick a spot outside in a private "room" area or come during downtime. I met for tea (had orange and rose, it was delicious) so I didnt try the food this time (will update when I return). But they have a dessert area, a bar, an other food areas (depending on when/what day you come). I usually look for gluten free options (personal preference) and a friend told me they have some good salad options. Otherwise, everything looked pretty "bready" (pizza, pasta, burgers, sandwiches, pancakes, etc.).

I visited this restaurant on a Thursday night with a college friend whom I had not seen in a long time. I'm mentioning this detail, because if it had not been the case, I would have been discouraged by the line up and I would have quickly changed my destination. La Felicita is more of a "new genre" food court rather than a restaurant, you can choose your food from several trendy stands: burgers, pizzas, pastas, cocktails, coffee and pastries, etc. The highlight of this place is definitely the decor and atmosphere. We opted for hamburgers with fries and a chocolate milkshake. Everything was very good and the wait was ok. I recommend this place for the atmosphere, maybe not for a gastronomic experience but ideal for an outing with friends.

Pizza was cold with ham tossed on it after it came out of the oven: the worst pizza I've ever eaten.... The pasta was awful and uncooked.

Very cool place to enjoy Italian food and getting drinks. We didnt experience any queue but we came early and ate round 6/7 so the queue was still minimal at the time on a Sunday. The pasta were very good (we had the vongole and the truffle ones) and shared a burrata and coppa. The coppa was very good but the burrata wasnt up to parr. It tasted more like a mozzarella. The cocktails are quite good and boozy!!! All in all a cool place to hang with friends and enjoy some Italian food Big Mamma style

Great meal, but very crowded. #BigMamma keeps on increasing with a new address that is even bigger, more beautiful and impressive than the previous ones! #LaFelicità, this huge #Italian #restaurant x food-market has opened on May 25, 2018 within #StationF in #Paris #13tharrondissement. 4,5000-sqm including 1000s-qm of sunny terrace, 3 bars, 5 kitchens, a cafeteria open 24h a day... talk about crazy!

Hands down this was the absolute best food I ate at in Paris. I came here with a bunch of friends, so we ordered a lot of food. We got: truffle pasta, margherita/pesto pizza, mushroom pizza, prosciutto pizza, kale salad, lemon tart, nutty cookie and carrot cake. This was some of the best italian food I have ever had in my life! The service was quick, fast and easy and I absolutely loved the ambiance of the whole food market. There were so many stalls to choose from! Would 10/10 recommend this place to anyone who is visiting Paris! INCREDIBLE italian food. Highlights: truffle pasta, margherita/pesto pizza, lemon tart The lemon tart was GINORMOUS but the best I had ever had in my life.

I love the concept, I just want them to work out the kinks. The lines are too long for starters. Everyone wants the same thing. really the big seller is the Pizza. What do you expect, this is the same company as East Mama so they have a monopoly on neapolitan pizza in Paris. I want to try a few other spots with time and I am not giving up on this fun food court. One place had a great concept, Salads! Yum, perfect for a CA girl, but what? They dress the salad before you buy it, so basically it is a wilted mess and not worth it, They are bound to fail and be replaced and hopefully a better salad bar like Jour will join in if the East Mama people allow other big players to join them. The burger's looks great,definitely on my list. The BBQ is sooooo overpriced, and it is good, but for that cost, they should be ashamed of the small portions they call a big platter? No, This is not right, but they also get a huge line to order in and another to get your food. Tic Tic Tic, that lunch hour is slipping away. Honestly the best thing to see is the funky bathrooms, which shouldn't be missed! Each one is different and I found girls with cameras eager for me to come out so they could snap pictures of each one. There are baked goods in the very back near the restrooms that are unbelievable and a beautiful bar. I have hopes they will get it together, the bad places replaced with ones that discourage people from all waiting in the same line. They also need to stop holding people at the entrance, let them in! They may not all want Pizza and BBQ!

Very cool vibe good food. We went on Sunday so it was chill. The pasta was good the drinks were good the salad was good. Great place to spend time with friends in a place that feels fresh for Paris.

I discovered when I was in Paris. It's a good stop if you want to enjoy Italian food! :)