Florida — Restaurant in Paris

A Taste of Florida in the Heart of Paris

The Florida Café offers a unique taste of the Sunshine State in the heart of Paris. As soon as you step inside, the vibrant colors and décor transport you to a tropical paradise. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the service is quick and efficient.

The menu offers a variety of dishes, including burgers, salads, and seafood. The portions are generous and the flavors are bold.

The ambiance is lively and upbeat, with a mix of locals and tourists enjoying their meals and drinks. The outdoor seating area is especially pleasant, perfect for people-watching while sipping a refreshing cocktail.

One of the standout features of the Florida Café is their extensive drink menu. The cocktails are expertly crafted and delicious, with a range of options to suit all tastes. The bar staff is knowledgeable and can recommend the perfect drink to pair with your meal.

While the Florida Café offers a great experience overall, there are a few areas where they could improve. The seating could be more comfortable and the music could be a bit less loud, especially during peak hours.

To further enhance the experience, the Florida Café could offer more vegetarian and vegan options on their menu, as well as gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions. Additionally, expanding their selection of local craft beers and wines could appeal to a wider audience.

Overall, I would recommend the Florida Café for anyone looking for a taste of Florida in Paris. The vibrant atmosphere and delicious food and drinks make for a fun and enjoyable dining experience. I would definitely consider coming back for another visit. Thank you to the staff and owners for creating such a unique and memorable spot in the heart...

Overall, it was a nice find on our way to the Chatelet-Les Halles. Lots of outdoor seating. Indoor seating on two floors. Quite a few dining indoors due to the rain, which resulted in us being seated upstairs, which was less busy. Seemed to have a room set off for private dining in addition to the floor seating.

For my Stateside travelers, the server spoke very little English (though many other wait staff were fluent), so he prepared with Google translate if you don't have the French vocabulary for ordering.

My wife ordered the Croque Monsieur, and I had the grilled cheese in addition to a charcuterie board of meats for a teenager to pick thru (though I partook myself plenty). Ordered off menu and asked for a long island iced tea, which took them by surprise. After some initial confusion, they did make one, which was quite passable.

My wife quite enjoyed the Croque and the grilled cheese here came with a tender beef having a generous topping of fondant cheese in a soft bun. For my fellow Stateside travelers, don't expect our traditional grilled cheese! Fries included with both meals.

Staff were unfailingly polite and would recommend if...

Came here at 6.30pm on a warm Tuesday evening in March and it was PACKED. Luckily got an outside table but all the rest were taken by a mainly young, lively, chattering crowd. The waiters were friendly but very few and very disorganised. After 20 minutes with no menu or service, one of us went inside to order and the drinks followed about 10 minutes later. Happy hour is between 6pm and 8pm, when glasses of wine and cocktails are €6-8. My Cosmopolitan cocktail was completely different from any I've had before, being a long slightly sparkling drink in a wine glass, but it was pleasant enough and definitely alcoholic so I had two 🍷🍷 I recommend coming here for the Happy Hour in the early evening and enjoying the life and vibrancy around you in this fun, interesting area, but be prepared to order your drinks inside otherwise you'll be in for a very long wait at busy times. Check out the St Eustache Church nearby,...