Le Bichat — Restaurant in Paris

I found this place on a list for digital nomads friendly cafes and I can say that I found it to be bellow my expectations. The main drawback, is that they have a policy where guests have to turn off their computer (even if they are still consuming food/beverages) between 12:00-14:00, since they have the most turnover during that time. Depending on the time zone and the nature of your job, you may not be on a lunch break during that time, and it is only noon when you learn that you have to immediately move to another place. The picture on my review is during the “high turnover hours” (12:36pm) The food is average, lots of the services were not there (for example if you want a tea, you make it yourself). If you enjoy self service that is...

Came here for my lunchbreak so it was very very busy, but as a foreigner and not speaking any French they were still so nice and helpful to explain the concept for a bit. 9€ for a vegan bowl is amazing for the ammount of veggies you get. It’s super tasty and the has a lot of flavour. It was a warm humid day, so it was also very hot inside, but the food was so good you won’t...

I had high expectations, especially considering previous reviews.

Unfortunately we were greeted with lazy, too-cool-for-school service, then watery, tasteless soup followed by bland and over-cooked "bowls".

This kind of place is still somewhat of a novelty in Paris, it's shame it couldn't follow through on it's good intentions with good, wholesome,...