Le Bal Cafe Otto - Paris

A cool setting, friendly staff. We went for brunch, the menu was set and it consisted of a salad with a poached egg which we thought was the appetizer but that was actually it. It was small but not bad. The buffet was bread, cereal, tomatoes, apricots and apples. One glass of orange juice too, for 32€. The price is nowhere to be found, it is not on the menu and no one mentions it. For that price you can get a nice dinner in the center of Paris instead of a brunch which I would be disappointed to find in a cafetaria.

Glad to have found this charming little place down an impasse off Clichy. Inventive and clever menu that included mixed mushrooms, then grilled octopus. Lots of options,but hey do run out.

This is not properly a veggie place and that s exactly why I like it. Because I want to be able to eat with people that are not veggies (which I cannot necessarily is 100% veggie places) Because I want the food to taste good. Lisa has only 1 dish that is vegetarian the salad and is worth a million choices Because I want the food to be fresh and I do not need my plate to be called Broccoli Strawberry Panacotta to feel I am eating something fancy. I just want it simple and goooood. Lisa, the chef, changes her super salad every day depending on what she finds at Rungis and for those of you who are not vegetable lovers, there is also a fish and a meat on the menu. The atmosphere is cool and you can go see great expos at the museum. Make sure to book if you are coming during the week end for the non vegetarian brunch.

First seduction by Cafe Otto, second immersion in the bookstore and third impresses with the current exhibition. Important place!

Non-eligible place: The restaurant is excellent, good atmosphere beautiful place and very welcome!