Les Délices du Fournil

I thought croissants were made with butter, not a hint of a buttery flavor here. Breakfast quiche was soggy. I had tried this place a few days earlier and bought a chocolate crêpe with made with Nutella. It was watered down Nutella, and she ladled out the Nutella like we were glutinous. Sure we ordered a sandwich with it, but I am thin and usually only eat once daily when rushed for time. Her obtuse manner was a guise for watery Nutella. If she had put more on, in a slightly generous manner, it would have leaked through the bag it was placed in. No thanks, I will wait, and pass on this place.

We had the munchies after midnight on a Friday and found this place on Unilocal.We decided to try, as it was a few minutes walk from our hotel and the place seemed fairly inexpensive. The storefront was unassuming, and the inside was clean. I ordered the crêpe special (1 savory, 1 sweet, and a drink), and my husband got the Lyon sandwich (beurre and saucisson on a baguette). All this plus 3 bottled drinks came to about 20 €. Not bad, especially since the crepes were made well and the sandwich was tasty. For cheap and delicious eats, we’re definitely coming back.

We had breakfast here everyday during our trip… it was the same order too. Croissant and croissant au chocolait for a total of 2.10 euros. The service was really friendly and the croissants were great. We also ordered bread to take home one night and it was quite delicious as well. This is a great «quick» stop to get something to eat.

Had a really delicious cod with peas and pearl onions lunch with a fairly good Pouilly Fuisse and a superb café crème. The service was very friendly, with both waiters cheerfully trying to help me with my stumbling French, but fully conversational in English as well. The ambiance is modern and inviting very near metro stop Maubert-​Mutualite. I’ll go back.

If you are looking for great crepes, this is place to go! In the short 5 days we spent in Paris, my husband NEEDED to go back here three times just for their crepes. There’s something about the crêpe itself that sets it apart from the other creperies in the area. They’re moist, flavorful and go with just about anything you could dream up to put in them. Our favorite was the Compote et canelle (apple compote and cinnamon). Delish!!! They also offer a reasonably prices breakfast set, one you can find at some of the higher end cafes, but at better price. Highly recommended!

Looking for inexpensive places to eat, I stumbled on this on Unilocal.Not far from the hotel. So we went. I noticed many of the people patronizing the place spoke French, so it appears to be a place the locals like. That’s a good sign.
Simple food but good. Not all menu items are available on any given day. The prices were reasonable for Paris, and the serving size was adequate. I went cheap with the tajine. Came out very hot. I liked it. The crêpe was surprisingly good. We ended up coming back twice for crepes over the next few days.

I grabbed breakfast here this morning and it was great. I had a quiche lorraine and café americain and they were both delicious.
I’d give 5 stars but my quiche wasn’t heated up in the toaster for long enough and was still a bit cold.

My family and I were looking for a decently priced place to feed 8 of us — 6 adults, 1 teenager, and 1 child. We walked into this simple place after being rudely treated at a nearby restaurant for asking why we couldn’t order from the brunch/​lunch menu when they had it clearly displayed? We walked across the street… and stumbled upon this gem. Good, inexpensive food from paninis & sandwiches to crepes and Moroccan tagine! The owner spoke English, but more than that she was very friendly, had an awesome attitude and helped us figure out where to go next after our lunch. Mind you the place isn’t glamorous at all. But I’d go back there if I could!

It’s after midnight, just left the bar, my phone is dead and I wanting something to eat. After a quick stop at the hotel to figure out a game plan, we took off to the streets looking for something to eat.
Went down a road to two and came upon some men outside a shop that was still opened, they said hi, how I can help you, and I replied I’m hungry so let’s get some food!
After looking at the case, went with a baguette with tomatoes & mozzarella, baguette with tomato & goat cheese and if that wasn’t enough even ordered a Nutella crêpe with banana.
There was something in the air that Paris night :)
After ordering the sandwiches and some small talk we quickly figured out that we were eating there, while waiting on the sandwiches to be warmed up, I was told they were out of bananas :(what??? But quickly was told to try it with coconut and well I did.
The sandwiches were delish and the crêpe was perfect just what I was craving.
I have to say this place will always have fond memories with me Ah Paris, how I love the

Ate breakfast here most mornings. Their tajine dinner is the best dinner I had in Paris, yet by far the least expensive. The owner is very friendly and speaks English. A MUST DO in Paris.

Good crepes and galettes. Pretty decent coffee for Paris. Good pastries. Wonderful, friendly service. (Algerian looking guy who ran the place every time we stopped)

I ate dinner here several nights in a row. I would walk past the fancy places and ask myself what I really wanted.
Most nights, the answer was a tajine from Las Delices. The lemon chick is fantastic.
Don’t be mistaken. This is simple food in a very simple setting. Its only virtue is that it is really good. (oh… cheap as well)

Great spot! Friendly service and good food. Perfect spot for petit dejune, breakfast. The manager lady, forgot her name, spoke English and was very friendly and accomodating. Made a friend here, for sure. I will be back. My daughter and I ate breakfast here nearly every day of our trip to Paris. The crepes are great here, as well as the pastries and quiche.