Le Poutch - Carta

Great place, great food, great staff...what more to say. Ah yes, and they speak many languages, very welcoming.

adorable little placeto be honest, we wouldn't have discovered this if weren't waiting to get into Holybelly a little down the street.

We were having a nice lunch at this café in the afternoon, k recommend it for people going shopping, very friendly staff and good and simple food. Ver carta

Really cozy place for an afternoon reading with cheerful music and soft soft cushions! An extra cookie is offered when I finished reading Breakfast at Tiffany's. So nice!

We were lucky to get a table on a mid-Sunday morning! The menu was straightforward and had some savoury as well as sweet options. The coffee was delicious as was the food. Nice wait-staff and fun atmosphere.

Stumbled upon this little gem while strolling the streets of Paris. A small but quaint place with great coffee, friendly service. We shared the salmon muffin while we waited for our fresh vegie Quiche to come out of the oven it was so worth it. Do yourself a a favour and try it. Ver carta

Tried to get into the apparently trendy Holy Belly place a few doors away where the manager appeared to be taking some pleasure in telling people it was a one and a half hour wait for brunch. Rather than do that we went into Poutch and were delighted to do so. Lovely little café with good quality home-made food and very nice service. Well worth a visit.

The place is small, with 28seats, but it's bright and feels really cozy. The food is fresh, the offer formules for breakfast and for lunch. I had a wonderful rice salad and a freshly pressed grapefruit juice. Order at the counter, food is brought to you by the lovely friendly staff. There are choice of 2 salads, 2 quiches and savory muffins! The baked sweets are gorgeous but as a vegan I stuck to the salad! The prices are fair. Definitely a place to visit for a quick, relaxing lunch near République.

A nice alternative to Hollybelly's just down the street, but as it's a small (but cute) place, there often is a queue for this place as well on the weekends. Luckily, my friend and I came by at 1:30 ish on a Wednesday looking for a bite to eat and we didn't have to wait to get a table. Essentially, once you're seated, you go to the counter and order what you want, and then the friendly servers bring the food to your table. They had a few menus and I decided to go with the 11 euro menu, which consists of a fresh-pressed juice, a main and a dessert or soup. I took the last salad bowl available, and their soup which they garnished with croutons and had a fresh apple/lemon/ginger juice (which wa... Ver carta