PAUL is a bakery and cafe on Rue de Seine in Paris’s 6th arrondissement, with pastries, bread, sandwiches and breakfast options. Stop in for a croissant, or sit down for an omelet or quiche with a hot drink. The display case makes it easy to choose a pastry to take away, while shaded sidewalk tables give you a place to linger. It opens on Sundays, too, so you can pick up a croissant and coffee later in the day. Service can be slow at busy times, so allow extra time if you plan to sit down.
Breakfast and pastries
The menu covers bakery staples and light meals, so you can stop for a pastry or settle in for breakfast. A half baguette with butter and jam is one of the breakfast options, served with a hot drink. Omelets and quiches give you something more substantial, while croissants and other pastries are sold from the display case.
For a quick stop, choose a pastry and coffee to take away. If you want to sit down, there is indoor seating as well as shaded tables along the sidewalk. The cafe is on Rue de Seine, close to Rue de Buci.
What to order and when to go
Croissants are a good place to start, and the menu also includes baguettes, sandwiches, quiche, cakes and macarons. You can order a latte or coffee with your food. The range makes PAUL useful for a light breakfast, a pastry break or a takeaway sandwich.
Service can take longer during busy periods, particularly when you are seated farther inside. Go at an off-peak time if you are in a hurry, and check your total before you leave. The cafe is open on Sunday, so you can also stop in for a pastry later in the day.
FAQ
What can you eat at PAUL on Rue de Seine?
The menu includes croissants, baguettes, quiche, sandwiches, cakes and macarons. Breakfast options include a half baguette with butter and jam, as well as omelets and quiches.
Can you sit outside at PAUL?
Yes. There is shaded sidewalk seating, as well as indoor seating.
Is PAUL open on Sundays?
Yes. It is open on Sundays, including the afternoon.
