Maison Sauvage

Stopped by Maison Sauvage and was immediately impressed by the stunning decoration and vibrant atmosphere. The outdoor seating is amazing, perfect for enjoying the Parisian vibe while having a drink or a meal. A great spot to relax and soak in the city.

Me and my partner stopped in here for a quick snack after walking around all day, and i’m glad we did. we both got a drink and a plate of fries to share. the atmosphere was amazing, and the location was booming with life

This restaurant is a must go. Every single aspect of here makes me happy and at peace. The food is delicious, the waiters are kind and sweet. My waiter was Ryan and he was so nice. I recommend here to every tourist and habitants who seeks for a moment of detente. Definitely one of my favorite spot in Paris🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🥰🥰.

I had the Maison Sauvage brunch and overall, I really enjoyed the experience. It includes the avocado feta toast, and added the açaí bowl for an extra 2 euros instead of the regular yogurt option. The brunch also includes a fresh drink and a hot drink — I chose fresh orange juice and an American coffee. The total came to 27 euros, which is on the pricey side, but I appreciated the quality and the beautiful presentation. The atmosphere is definitely a highlight — lively, and very Parisian. If you get a chance to sit upstairs, the interior space there is particularly cozy and nicely done. It’s a lovely spot for a casual weekend brunch, especially if you’re around Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

We had breakfast here and found both the food and service to be standard Parisian — nothing outstanding, but consistent. What stood out, however, was the impressive variety of egg dishes available. From classic omelettes to healthier options like egg white omelette with avocado toast, there’s something for everyone. A good spot if you’re looking for a solid breakfast with plenty of choices.

We found the Maison Savage Restaurant to be one of the friendliest and most cheerful restaurants in Paris. The breakfast offerings were varied and really tasty. The atmosphere was fun and very French. Our sever was great, friendly and attentive. We enjoyed the entire experience and will return.

We tried Maison Sauvage, which is well-known for its stunning decoration and amazing outdoor seating. As for the food, we tried several items and overall it was good. The chicken strips were of good quality, but I personally didn’t enjoy the seasoning. The burger was good and satisfying. The service was also good — attentive and professional.

I got food poisoning. Don’t order the guacamole with nachos. It’s not real avocado — just some supermarket paste, and for some reason they added onions. The nachos were basically crumbs, not a single whole triangle. But that’s not the main issue — the main thing is that I got really sick at night and had to do a stomach wash. I definitely don’t recommend this dish! The hibiscus lemonade was also extremely sweet — more like syrup than a drink. The atmosphere was fine though, and the staff were friendly (especially for Paris).

Loved the breakfast. Very fresh and delicious. Probably my favorite while visiting Paris. The vibes are always great here.

This was our second cafe of the night. We had soup at the first stop and were going to keep it light. But when we saw this place we had to stop here!!! We were like moths to a flame. It was like a little dream on a corner in Paris I can't explain how cute this cafe is! Pictures do not do it justice. The food was equally as special. We thought we'd have to wait but we were seated right away. Our server was quick and pleasant. The first restaurant of the night did not go well so we really appreciated the service, ambiance and great food & drinks. The Crispy Cesar Salad was delicious. The crème brûlée was light and creamy and it was in a generously sized dish. I don't usually give five stars but I had to for this gem. The ambiance & food pushed it into 5 stars. delish!!

Food menu was full of dense dishes when I was looking for something more protein packed. So yummy. Worth it!

HERES WHAT YOUR GOING TO DO! You're going straight here every Da** morning. Your going !!!! to get the : - frappe cafe on monday with omelette - cafe creme on tuesday with vegan burger AND repeat. Next, your going to book your stay around here. 3rd and 4th district and near st chapelle this place IS THE CHIC PARIS SPOT its got like 3 stories and the host is most adorable girl. Move your snail a** , then move like a snail when you're here.

Loved everyone at Maison Sauvage! Staff is wonderful and food was perfect. Highly recommended for a drink and light bite.

The chicken with yogurt sauce was amazing. The next day came back. I had the chocolate and banana pancakes and they're amazing. The service was very good and the atmosphere is very cozy.

Cute brunch spot on a very aesthetic Parisian street. The food was so tasty, large portions too. Brunch service doesn't start until 11 on the weekend, but you can sit and have a coffee/ drink. Our sever was so attentive even though he was managing almost all the tables outside. Super quick once brunch service started. Wiloild come back!!

Adorable cafe! Came for breakfast and it was good! Cappuccino and chai latte were both served barely warm and seemed a bit watered down to me. But overall a good experience.

After an overnight flight, a train ride into the city, a trek from the metro station to the hotel, and a long walk around the neighborhood, we realized that lunch would be a good idea. Maison Sauvage not only had an intriguing menu and interesting decor, it was also completely full. This is always a good sign. The menu is found online (scan the QR code on the table), so be sure that you've got internet access (or snap a shot of the menu that is posted out front). Mom got the avocado toast, and I got the vegan burger. We both got frappes as well. We were both thrilled with our meals--they were pleasing to the eye and palate, and the ingredients were perfection (that avocado was beautiful). We loved the balance of flavors and textures. While the menu was in French, the servers all spoke both French and English. This was a great place for a leisurely, tasty, and healthful lunch.

Great location and decent food options - service very Parisian. A perfect option for caffe and people watching.

-Great ambience on a cute little street -Great food (we got the breakfast sandwiches on New Year's Day so it was an excellent pick me up meal) - they have bacon!!!!! Just what I was looking for and surprising you cannot find that at a lot of breakfast places in Paris. -Good coffee (I got the cappuccino) -great, friendly service

One of the best food I had in Paris! I highly recommend getting reservations here because it gets very busy! This place is iconic for its beautiful flowers, it actually is stunning to see in person. But let's talk about the food! I had Le bun du matin, oeuf, cheddar, avocat, tomate, bacon (Morning bun, egg, cheddar, avocado, tomato, bacon) and Brioche perdue à la pâte à tartiner bio (French toast with organic hazelnut cocoa spread). The sandwich was great and just a great option for breakfast because it has everything. The French toast with the chocolate spread was amazing. The spread was better than Nutella, it literally melts in your mouth! Since I had this meal, I've been craving it! I also had the chai latte, also delicious. Like I said, it gets crowded. We sat outside because that was the only table available but luckily it was under an umbrella because it was raining. Service was great and attentive. I highly recommend this fabulous place!

While looking for vegetarian options this restaurant looked appealing; it was close, had lots of ambiance and had good ratings. Our starters - guacamole and chips plus the fried cauliflower and spicy mayo - were very good, although the spicy mayo wasn't particularly flavourful and could have used much more spice. Our main was pasta arrabiata and looked inviting. However we required a new set of cutlery and the waiter seemed to forget our request! After a reminder the cutlery showed up but by then our dinner was no longer hot. It was disappointing because it was quite tasty but the cheese was cold and burrata is best when it's oozing over the pasta. So, while the appies had us excited, the main was a let down!

A brunch celebrating my sisters 30th birthday started at Maison Sauvage....the house iced tea was freaking phenomenal. The food was nice and colorful, tasty too. Service was fantastic

This was one of the best meals we had during our trip to France, it was recommended to us by a local. Food and drinks were all fresh and delicious. The service was great, very friendly and helpful. We sat outside at a little table and enjoyed watching all the passerby's. I would highly recommend visiting this spot!

Cockroaches and mice. Terrible dining experience, hygiene is extremely poor. Wait staff was kind through the process however our entire party was appalled by the lack of sanitation.

My daughter and I stopped in for brunch. I had wanted to eat here in March but never made it. So glad we remembered and stopped in this time. Service was great and the food was delicious. We will definitely be back next time we are in town.

Food - 3 Service - 4 Ambiance - 5 It is recommended by Les Frenchies June 2023 guide. I think it is super hyped. The Vege options are strange to American. Burger and Fries is 3 at best. Great location for people watching... What I really don't like, they asked for 15%, 18% 20% tips at the end... which respectable restaurant does this in Paris? table is mad small.. for drinks and finger foods are ok... but not good for really eating there... They speak English well and they take apply pay

A wonderful stop in Paris! We stopped in on a rainy morning and were pleasantly surprised with extra whipped creamy coffees. The omelettes were excellent as well. The service was also exceptional and the staff was very kind to us (Americans). I would recommend!

Don't usually review European restaurants, but since this business existed.... From my Tripadvisor review: We saw this place, it looked really good. It was also full. We waited about 15 minutes to be seated, but since it was lunchtime.... We waited over 20 minutes to order, couldn't even make eye contact with the waiters. The food was okay, nothing special. We then waited 30+ minutes for the check after asking multiple times. There were 4 waiters and maybe 30 tables? Prices were high given that the food wasn't that good. Don't waste your time.

Sunday morning brunch; the waiters were fantastic despite how busy they all were (and by busy, I mean crazy-Sunday-Morning-busy). Everyone worked together... my order was a bit wrong, but they all worked to remedy it. My only suggestion, be mindful of the "homeless trio" in the front, and if they are present, asked to be seated on the other side of the building. They fought each other, the police came, they harassed a table of women, they stole chairs and silverware, and I watched one walk up to a woman in the queue, and pretend to punch her in the face, he was an inch away from her face. It's a shame this menace is out front, because Maison Sauvage is so charming with a great meal service.

When I travel (esp internationally) I research and choose very carefully which restaurants where I spend money. This place hit all the marks - variety of food option, exquisite atmosphere and Look, if you're coming to Paris for a food experience, if you have even done a modest amount of research on how not to be an American jerk in France (please remember to say, Bon Jour upon entering any establishment), you should know to expect slow service. Remember, these waiters aren't working off tips. Unless a menu is on the table already, it does take a waiter a while to drop the menu and get you stuff. Um, this isn't America, so don't expect the same style service. You're in a different country. Their turf, their culture, their rules - not ours (American). On to the food. A traditional French breakfast is carb heavy and usually excludes eggs so not every restaurant served omelets or eggs. They do not have a English menu, so don't ask. I am not bilingual either but I learned some basic French before traveling on how to identify eggs (and meat) on menu. You can too! The omelets was the best breakfast I had on my trip. Most restaurants overcooked the omelet or it was very greasy. This place had a nice side salad and very fresh delicious croissants. I highly recommend this place. This place stands out with the flowers. We were lucky enough to see the gorgeous pink flowers. Usually restaurants can skimp on quality of food with eye-catching outdoor patios, but this place actually really cares about quality too.

Found this cute breakfast place by chance. Wasn't bookmarked and didn't come up in our research, but we were walking through the area looking for breakfast and my lady saw this cut outdoor patio surrounded by flowers and plants. We looked at the menu and actually kept walking for a minute. However, after checking a couple of other patios, we decided they had the best looking outdoor seating and menu, so back we came. I can't recall if we did a fixed menu or a la carte, but we both got an omelette, croissant, and coffee. The croissants were some of the best we had in Paris and the omelettes were perfect. Eggs cooked just right - I'm sure it had more butter than I've eaten in a year, but who cares. Coffee was either cafe au lait or cappuccino, since those were the go-to drinks for the week, but whatever it was, we both enjoyed our coffee, too. Service was great. Very friendly and accommodating to our inability to learn more than a few french phrases. While we didn't eat at any other places on this street, I would find it hard to believe if any of the other restaurants served a better breakfast than this.

The food was quite good here, but the service was a bit slow and inattentive. The drinks were really good though. Very lively restaurant overall, definitely would try again if we were in the area.

I loved this place so much. Due to travel delays we arrived in Paris at 11 pm not having eaten a thing. We showed up speaking English at 1130 pm and they were gracious enough to make me dinner. The tartare and French fries were fabulous. We stayed for drinks until closing at 2 am and came back every night for cocktails. Fun vibe and great staff.

Had brunch here on Friday last week and it was quite busy! The weather was nice enough to sit outside, but I believe they also have heaters in case it's too cold. I enjoyed eating outside, this restaurant is located on a very lively street so it's great for people watching! There's also wifi, which is great for travelers. I ordered the deviled eggs, avocado toast, and a golden latte. Everything was superbly fresh and delicious! I've been dreaming of those tasty, creamy deviled eggs for a week now. I'd definitely love to come back here and try more from their menu!

Food was truly horrible. Salads were so strange tasting and my friend liked the burger but everything else was not something I'd ever get again. Service was friendly and the place was pretty.

Great location, very busy. Employees seem to be a bit overwhelmed at lunch. Had a great salad.

Really good waiters who are friendly and welcoming. Went during covid and you don't have to wear a mask outside on the open terrace or street seating. The food is tasty. It's a bit expensive for what it is and you may be hungry if you don't eat bread. It's a trendy cafe that reminds me of places in Santa Monica/LA. French and Americans there, healthy food options, vegan and GF options and casual but fun. Would go back to try other dishes on the menu!

This was a nice and relaxing venue. The food was quite good, but the beef burgundy was a touch too fatty. The other items we ordered were very nice. Atmosphere was very cute. Servers worked with my poor French.

Love this place. Great ambiance and beautiful decor. Healthy and tasty options. I ordered the Mexican bowl and have no complaints, I enjoyed every bite. Great place to sit outside with drinks and great for people watching.

We had brunch here. It is just as it is on instagram. Does not disappoint! Food is good, basic, no complaints. I think people come here for the pictures mostly and it is worth it for that. The prices are above average but for the area I think they are standard. I would consider coming back here. It's also a nice people watching spot.

Such a pretty cafe! The exterior is gorgeous. We only went for a drink (and sat outside to people watch).. The table around us ordered food (we saw they ordered burgers and fries which looked good!)

We stumbled upon this place one morning with visiting friends, and had a great breakfast. We were seated at a table on the ground floor, inside but exposed to the patio. It was the perfect place to sit! We could enjoy Paris waking up without inhaling exhaust, and we got to watch the waiters carry trays to and fro. They also have a dining area (and the toilet) upstairs, but unless in a big group I wouldn't recommend it, since you don't get to enjoy the hustle and bustle. We cams for coffee and croissants, mostly, although after seeing a few full breakfasts walk by, some in our party couldn't resist ordering a granola yogurt parfait, omelette, and tartine (baguette with butter and jam). I can't speak for the other breakfast items, but my latte and the bread basket were excellent. I'd come again for another early breakfast, or maybe a lunch if not too crowded. This place picked up fast. One small thing: the Maroon 5 playlist got old. It must have been on repeat all because we heard the songs twice in the hour we were there. If we'd stayed much longer I would have requested an album change.

The pancakes were cold. The avocado toast wasn't even toasted. This place is 100% a tourist trap... and I fell for it. Don't make the same mistake.

This is a wonderful little wine bar in the Esprit St Germain area of Paris. It is generally filled with locals and quite busy. We waited around 10 minutes did a table which was not bad. The menu is mainly small plates, cheeses, etc with a decent drink, wine and beer selection. I had a French wheat beer which I enjoyed and the most amazing bacon cheeseburger....I normally don't eat burgers in Paris but after seeing someone else's while waiting I couldn't resist....great meat cooked to order, amazing cheese on a wonderful roll (it's France where cheese and bread are always amazing). My wife had "avacado toast," kind of a salad with feta cheese and she enjoyed it. For dessert we had a bowl of the freshest sweetest strawberries I've had in years if not ever. Service was good and they speak enough English that it's not an issue. Worth trying!

Horrible service and rude waiting staff; even with Paris standards, this is the lowest it can get. Avoid at any cost. Go to McDonald's if you must eat.

Came here for breakfast one morning while visiting Paris and I was really impressed with the interior of this restaurant and the ambiance here. I fell in love with it instantly. The waiters also had great English. We got a huge breakfast all for €25 which included an acai bowl, avocado toast (Came with toast, avocado, loads of salad and cheese) a hot drink and a fruit juice which is great value considering it is very central in Paris where the majority of restaurants can be quiet pricey. My partner got a burger which he really enjoyed also.

I have always loved this place so I was beyond disappointed in my visit today. Came on a Sunday for brunch and when I sat down the waiter came and took my order for an espresso. I was told by the host that brunch would not be served for another 15 minutes. No problem. After about 25 minutes of my waiter helping literally everyone around me, I finally flagged him down and told him I would like to order. He then tells me he is to busy to be my waiter. Um....what? I think my face said it all and after another 10 minutes (yes I was invested at this point) he finally took my order. He was clearly not in the mood to help me but I was starving at this point. I literally hate having to give this review because I love this place and the food is not only visually beautiful, bit delicious as well. Hopefully it was just a bad day? I hate being that complaining American, but......

Fabulous little place in a busy section of St Germaine. Vibe is relaxed and unhurried. Cozy setting, nice staff, and very good food. Lentil salad is a wonderful breakfast with a poached egg on top. The burgers look fantastic. Will have to try one on my next trip here.

Such a cute place to hang outside with a few friends... their food is to die for.. will come back

Worst place in the area. Horrible service, over priced, food is below blend and it's really dirty inside. Take your money to any other of the restaurants around. I don't want to remember what I had, I want to forget the experience all together especially when seeing inside how dirty it is. I read reviews saying they have mice... I see that as a strong possibility.

Charming cafe. Just wandered in and wound up having a tasty lunch. Would go back next time I'm in Paris.

loved madison sauvage!! first breakfast place in paris. the atmosphere is incredible, and the service was super fast. all the food was great, except for the fact that the 16$ acai bowl was portioned for a 1 year old child. seriously disappointed, especially for the price. however, the avocado toast and pancakes were great.

I went there for dinner tonight. I had beef tacos, which really weren't that great. Nothing special about this place and I don't understand other comments about "locals" going there as this is a typical tourist trap with small portions of cold food served with pricey drinks (9 euros for a beer). I'd skip.

Very cute place with pleasant service. We stopped for what may be some of the best cocktails in Paris. We had one drink a piece, but they were magnificent. We did not eat, though I will make every attempt to visit again to reconfirm my rating. Five Stars to entice more reviews and to remind myself to visit again.

One of the worst meals we had in France. Many vegetarian items made us excited for this place but all were lackluster at best. The green beans and rice were lame, the veggie dog sandwich a sloppy flavorless mess, the noodles with cheese and ham essentially flavorless. The cauliflower croquettes were excellent and the ambiance lovely. Nonetheless, I cannot understand how this place was so busy.

Very rude waiters with a bad attitude, they treat you like they dont need any clients, unpleasant experience I dont recommend to anyone

If you are looking for breakfast in the morning, do not go at 0700 as the kitchen doesn't open until 8. The croissant was good!