Le Pain Quotidien - Paris

The menu of Le Pain Quotidien from Paris includes 234 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the menu cost about $7.0. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What BradJill T likes about Le Pain Quotidien:
Le Pain Quotidien (LPQ) is a Belgium based bakery/eatery with a handful of branches around Paris including the LPQ on Rue de Varenne. Opening hours are 8am to 8pm daily. We stopped at this LPQ recently and had an expectedly good lunch. Service was polite, friendly and timely. Menu is pretty much the same as what we've found in Belgium LPQs. During our late lunch, we enjoyed the Buddha Bowl and Falafel Bowl salads, bo... read more.

The place also offers the possibility to sit outside and eat and drink in beautiful weather, And into the accessible rooms also come visitors with wheelchairs or physical limitations. WLAN is available free of charge.

What William Dupuy doesn't like about Le Pain Quotidien:
We had the sweetest and nicest waitress. She was amazing but the food was really bad quality. We love LPQ in most cities and went there for breakfast. We ordered the eggs and tartine avocado. The eggs tasted old and the avocado was not fresh. We asked the waitress and she confirmed with the kitchen that the eggs are not freshly made and even with a new order we could not get freshly made eggs. They took off the toast... read more.

For the small hunger in between, Le Pain Quotidien from Paris offers scrumptious sandwiches, small salads, and other small meals, as well as hot and cold drinks, Among the customers, especially delicious juices are highly sought after. There are also exquisite dishes typical for Europe, for breakfast they serve a varied breakfast here.