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L’estaminet, rue de Bretagne 39 (in the Marche des enfants rouge)

No city in the world that boasts where fashion is not brunch. To see when the appetizer arrived in Barcelona, the afterwork ideal for those not wanting to get home and not having a cat or who cherish. For now we have to settle with streets such as Carrer Parlament and have brunch only sites. Paris is no exception and everywhere you look you will see posters with a “formula brunch”. If you will not itch and go somewhere authentic brunch, L’Estaminet is your place, within their own Le marche des enfants rouge, the red children’s market, named for the former orphanage that was next to where the uniform children was red.

L’estaminet is a nice corner with tables of colors recalling the food-market of London. Until 12pm you can take a petit déjeuner by € 8.50, coffee and apple juice over medium croissant and baguette to eat with butter and jam lovely. And from then on the weekends you have the traditional brunch for 20 € (with sausages) and fish for 22 € (with salmon and herring), pick to taste but I recommend the second!

If you search online where to have brunch in Paris is easy it comes out an article in El Pais talking Catz on rue Rodier 57. So successful are having to only open from 11.00 to 15.00 h. Yes, the weekends are stretched to 17.00 h. However, we recommend it. For € 26 per head one expects much more, especially to go out in the Country … The bakery is fantastic and also orange juice, though fair it can not be repeated. The rest, as much buffet “to Volunte” it is, is worth little. Apart from the small “chocolate” in the form of heart, the rest of cakes are nothing special and, instead, not a single sausage or cheese.

What’s more, the coffee not worth anything, something that is rare in Paris but if you expect to spend two hours eating breakfast seems like it should be the minimum.

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