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7 Rue Keller, 75011 Paris, France

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+33 9 71 07 94 36

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Website

kafkaf.fr

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Hip all-day brunch restaurant serving avocado on toast, granola bowls & pancakes, plus pastries.

Day 3 in Paris/Versailles 🫶🏼🥐🌻 Got breakfast at KafKaf in Paris, and then took the train to Versailles for the afternoon. Trained back to Paris for dinner at Le Soufflé, and then walked along the river to see the Eiffel Tower 🫶🏼 #paristravel #paristravelguide #travelreels #minivlog #dayinparis #versailles (Paris, Eiffel Tower, Versailles, Paris Travel, Paris Restaurants, Travel Guide, Mini Vlog)

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So, after 2 tries, the third one was finally a success 😄 I heard a lot of hype about this place and maybe that’s exactly what played a bad joke on me But let’s start from the beginning. I should’ve waited about 40 minutes for a table for two (and while a winter time it wasn’t easy🥶), but I was ready for this because, it’s always like this here. First of all, I want to mention delicious coffee that I had (an oat milk latte) 🫶🏻. You have a very good barista. My date had a black burger with salmon, I’ve tasted it and it was very good. For myself, I choose eggs benedict with bacon. I love eggs benedict and ate it a lot of times. I didn’t understand why the sauce was so sour, it dominated all over on other flavours I need to say that all portions are very generous! (maybe even too much for me😅) Then, we shared fluffy pancakes with pistachios and berries I don’t know why they’re called “fluffy” because they’re more like normal pancakes (and not the Japanese fluffy pancakes) 🤷🏼‍♀️ But it doesn’t mean it’s wasn’t tasty! In my own opinion, it was a bit dry and hard to eat, I’d change the cream and would make it a lot more liquid or add a coulis of berries Well, I had my expectations, which were created by the hype, and was a bit upset about something My impression is very bittersweet, if I can say so There’s cons and pros, it’s up to you to decide ❤️

Lilia Butnaru

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I love Kafkaf and their brioche spiced eggs Benedict so much, I've been twice and will probably go back again before I leave! For anyone used to Melbourne brunch culture, this place won't seem so special, but for Paris, it really is special, and it's done beautifully. A succinct menu of tasty brunch options sits perfectly within a tastefully fitted out pastel dream vibe. The team running the cafe are all lovely, patient when your French is slow or you want to persevere with practicing, and all seem able to speak English for those who can't speak much French. There's a steady mix of locals and out of towners that seem to descend here and a nice buzz and chilled vibe. Tip for the wise, if you don't want to queue on the weekend, aim to arrive by about 10am. Note for the uninitiated though - when the queue does start, it starts two doors down in the direction of Rue de Charonne (so it's not blocking the shop next door), and will extend down to the corner. It's much easier to roll up any time during the week. Bon appétit !

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