Easter Sunday is only a few weeks away. Do you already have plans? If you'll be in Paris on the holiday, perhaps you might want to go out for brunch. Take the entire family and enjoy a nice Sunday brunch in Paris. Especially in places like La Vrais, Eggs & Co, Le Café Marly, Café des Deux Moulins, or Brasserie Thoumieux. These cafes, bistros, and restaurants will surely delight you and your loved ones on this special occasion. So much so that even when after the holiday, you'd still want to go back for some more. Either way, having Easter Sunday brunch in Paris sounds like a perfect idea!
Café des Deux Moulins
If you know all about the 2002 Academy Award-winning film, “Amelie,” then you ought to know about Café des Deux Moulins too. Located in Montmartre, this is the exact cafe that appeared in the movie. And while you won't have a quirky, bob-haired ingenue serving you here, you can still enjoy an Easter Sunday brunch with authentic French dishes. Avocado toast is a pretty popular brunch choice, especially since it pairs well with a hot cup of coffee. You can order your eggs either scrambled, fried, or as an omelet too. And don't forget that cheese plate as well!
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La Vrais
Part of what makes La Vrais one of the most charming cafes in Paris is its floral facade. This
flowery hotspot will grab your attention from a mile away. Located in the busy
18th arrondissement, even the area's hustle and bustle aren't enough to distract you from its picturesque aesthetic. And since Easter Sunday is in springtime, you can just imagine how beautiful the blooms decorating this cafe would be! It's perfect for a holiday brunch with your loved ones! Even more so since the food is all fresh and homemade. Be it a chicken supreme with mashed potatoes or a freshly-baked brioche, brunch in Paris never looked and tasted this good!
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Eggs & Co
By its name alone, you can already tell that it's one of the best places to enjoy brunch in Paris. Whether it's Easter Sunday or not! Eggs & Co is a fairly compact but chic hotspot on Rue Bernard Palissy in the
6th arrondissement. Its stark black facade definitely stands out amongst the neutral-toned buildings in the area. Considering its size, it's not exactly the most suitable for a big family brunch on Easter Sunday. Couples of small groups of friends will have no problem here though. Especially when they take a bite out of the many egg dishes they serve. Be it poached, scrambled, or sunny side up, the brunch here is amazing!
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Le Café Marly
The views from here alone make it one of the best brunch spots in Paris! Though there's a good number of
cafes near the Louvre, none are as captivating as Le Café Marly. Not only do you get to dine right beside what is perhaps the most famous museum in the world, but you get to enjoy such awe-inspiring views as well. The iconic glass pyramid is right in front of you, glistening in its architectural artistry as you enjoy the finest brunch in Paris. You'll be so enamored by it, you'd hardly notice anything else. That is until you taste this place's haute cuisine!
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Brasserie Thoumieux
Brasserie Thoumieux is located on Rue Saint-Dominique in the
7th arrondissement, so you can already tell that this place will cost a pretty penny. But is it worth it even if it's for Easter Sunday brunch? You bet it is! For one thing, the place offers a buffet of French cuisine. You and your company can gorge on as much smoked salmon, ham, and
French cheese as you can. Don't plan to join any Easter Egg hunts or other fun activities later on because you'll definitely be in a food coma after brunch!
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Café Méricourt
With its gentle green tea color scheme and Mediterranean menu of treats, Café Méricourt is another perfect hotspot for you to enjoy your Easter Sunday brunch in Paris! The modern ambiance will help you relax, especially if you're eating right after hearing mass. As for what to order, help yourself to its delectable European cuisine. You can get some Chakchouka, for example, which pairs baked eggs with tomatoes, red peppers, onions, and harissa. Those who prefer a sweet brunch would likely enjoy Pancakes aux Fruits more. Just as its name says, this pairs the fluffy pastries with fresh fruits. What's not to love?
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Café De L’homme
Truth be told, there's really just one reason why you ought to consider going to Café De L’homme for Easter Sunday brunch. Perched atop the Homme Museum, this place offers the best
views of the Eiffel Tower. You can't get any more Parisian than that! Of course, considering its location, this is another fairly expensive place to eat. But with such a view and excellent cooking on offer, every cent is worth it! Picture it: you and your loved ones enjoying a mid-morning meal on Easter Sunday in Paris. Is there anything more lovely?
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Les Deux Magots
And finally, there's Les Deux Magots, one of the most iconic cafes in Paris. Located in
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it used to be the center of the Cafe Society in Paris. The likes of Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, Ernest Hemingway, and Gertrude Stein would hang out here, discuss their ideas, let their creative juices flow, and just live life to the fullest. Its history alone makes it a worthy place for you to check out, let alone dine in for Easter Sunday brunch. As for the menu here, it's haute cuisine at its finest. Think organic scrambled eggs, Comté and Saint-Nectaire cheeses, Croque-Monsieur with ham & green salad, and more. Sounds heavenly, doesn't it?
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What's a great way to celebrate Easter Sunday? Enjoy some brunch in Paris! The bistros and cafes in Paris will delight you and your loved ones in the most delicious way for the holiday. It's the perfect start for Easter Sunday!
