I know that time is precious, especially when you try to see as many things as possible in Paris with the kids. Hence why you should definitely take a break by having a filling brunch before embarking on the next adventure.
In this article, I have found the best places where you can have a brunch in Paris with your family. Some of these places even have some kids activities organised by the venue.
So whether you enjoy savoury dishes, sweet stuff or egg based meal, I am sure you will find plenty to choose for every member of your family.
Personally, I have always enjoyed a good old-fashioned salmon eggs benedict with a nice flat white coffee. My kids love pancakes and sometimes even go for a full English breakfast. Mind you, an English breakfast is not so easy to find in Paris!
So without further do, let’s explore the best brunch you should try with your family during your stay in Paris. Let’s go!
1. Le Pain Quotidien / Marais
Brunch served: EVERYDAY
Let’s start with the obvious choice, which is Le Pain Quotidien. The Belgian restaurant chain has spread across Europe in recent years. And it goes without saying Paris has a few branches for you to choose from.
Among the 9 Pain Quotidien restaurants in Paris, I have really enjoyed the restaurant in Le Marais which is located in the old district of Paris not too far from Notre Dame de Paris.
Pain Quotidien is all about bread and fresh pastries with different jam and spreads available on the table.
You can also have the famous tartine, which is a nice slice of sourdough bread with cold meat, eggs or salmon on the top. A choice of salads is also available from the menu.
Address: multiple locations
2. Comptoire Général
Brunch served: SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Located nearby the canal Saint-Martin, le Comptoire Général is a fantastic place to bring your kids on the weekend.
Every Saturday and Sunday, the restaurant offers a sumptuous brunch with a varied choice of savoury (mostly around fish) and sweet dishes all served at your table. Think about scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, fresh pain au chocolat and so much more.
Children can play on the mezzanine and participate with their peers in different activities. All these workshops are supervised while parents can enjoy their meal in peace.
The brunch is served from 12pm until 330pm.
Address: 84 Quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris, France
3. Le Parchamp
Brunch served: SUNDAY
If you fancy a day out in the famous Bois de Boulogne and its kids friendly Jardin d’Acclimatation, you might consider Le Parchamp for a great family brunch in Paris.
Every Sunday, le Parchamp turns its restaurant into a wonderful buffet where you can eat as much as you want delicious savoury and sweet dishes.
On the top of it, children can have their meal in a dedicated area with great entertaining supervisors. Lots of workshops will be available to them from 12 pm until 3pm.
It is highly advisable to book in advance your table.
Address: 114 Route de la Reine, 46 Rue de Billancourt, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France
4. Culottée Café Boétie
Brunch served: EVERYDAY
Located in the posh district of the 8th arrondissement, Culottée Café Boétie is a top place to enjoy a family brunch in Paris.
You will find a fair choice of savoury dishes like quiche, soups or salads as well as divine home made cakes.
Of course, your children will devour scrumptious cookies and brownies whilst you sip your favourite hot drink.
Brunch is served on weekends at the Boétie branch. Otherwise, you can head to the Opéra restaurant where brunch is available all week.
Address: 42 Rue de Miromesnil, 75008 Paris, France
5. Cali Uptown
Brunch served: EVERYDAY
If you wish to have your family brunch in Paris with a beautiful outdoor sunny terrace, you can’t go wrong by picking Cali Uptown.
This restaurant situated in Rue de Paradis has taken inspiration from Californian traditional cafés.
You and your little tribe will enjoy salty dishes like Avocado Toast or Shakshuka or sweet stuff like pancakes or waffles.
The brunch menu set price is 35€ per person or 45€ for a bottomless brunch with Mimosa cocktail (prosecco and orange juice).
Expect to find generous portions and also a kids menu for 20€ which includes mini pancakes or egg sandwich.
Address: 36 Rue de Paradis, 75010 Paris, France
6. Café Aristide
Brunch served: SUNDAY
Nestled in the heart of Paris Montmartre, Café Aristide is a beautiful restaurant where you and your kids can enjoy a nice brunch on Sunday.
This hidden gem is part of the Hôtel Monsieur Aristide and offers an original brunch experience, where traditional avocado toast can be mingled with savoury delights such as Poke Bowl.
The brunch is priced at 45€ per person with 3 courses and your little ones can also pick the kids brunch for 18€.
Café Aristide is a haven for those seeking a leisurely and delightful brunch rendezvous before exploring the Montmartre area and the Sacré Coeur.
Address: 3 Rue Aristide Bruant, 75018 Paris, France
7. Andia
Brunch served: SUNDAY
Last but not least, I have found a beautiful restaurant in West Paris influenced by Mexican food.
Andia unveils a brunch haven every Sunday, where your children are very much welcome.
The restaurant has thought about everything for your little ones including some supervised entertainment while you can enjoy your food nearby.
The brunch menu is priced at 58€ per adult and 28€ per child. The menu is composed of different buffets around seafood, salads and also main courses to order at the table like salmon or chicken brochettes.
Then you will be invited to take different bites from the desserts buffet including one dedicated to crêpes. What else can you ask for?
Address: 19 Chau. de la Muette, 75016 Paris, France
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CONCLUSION
You have reached the end of my suggested best places to have a family brunch in Paris. I hope this will help you out on your next visit in Paris.
During school holidays or weekends, it might be good to book a table in advance to avoid disappointment.
Otherwise, you can always go for an impromptu late breakfast at a good café with fresh bread and croissant or pain au chocolat.
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