Pancakes have become a must for lovers of gourmet breakfasts and brunches. In this article, we reveal the best spots in Paris to enjoy these delicious thick pancakes. Let yourself be tempted by our selection, and don't hesitate to come back regularly to discover the latest news.
In the French capital, there's no shortage of addresses offering tasty, creative pancakes. Whether accompanied by maple syrup, chocolate, fresh fruit or homemade jam, these fluffy pancakes are sure to delight your taste buds. Here are just a few of the must-haves to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Traditional pancakes are usually served with maple syrup and butter, but Parisian culinary creators have decided to go one step further by offering original and varied recipes. Options include savory pancakes, topped with vegetables, cheese or smoked salmon, for an unusual taste experience.
For fans of vegan cuisine, several addresses specialize in animal-free pancakes. They are made with vegetable flours and 100% vegan ingredients, allowing everyone to enjoy these sweet delights without compromising on ethical values.
If you're looking for a unique culinary experience, some Parisian spots offer soufflé-style pancakes. These are light and airy, baked in the oven and offering an incomparable texture that melts in the mouth. They are often served with a creamy sauce and fresh fruit for a touch of freshness.
For those with a sweet tooth, it's also possible to find XXL pancakes. These gourmet giants are prepared with a generous batter and are often served in layers. To be enjoyed without moderation for an extraordinary gustatory pleasure.
Last but not least, for fans of Japanese pancakes, a number of Parisian establishments offer you the chance to discover the famous dorayakis. These small, thick pancakes filled with sweetened red bean paste (anko) are a real delight and will take you on a journey to the land of the Rising Sun.
Don't forget that our selection of the best pancakes in Paris is updated regularly, so don't hesitate to come back to discover the latest and succumb to the temptation of these gourmet delights. Bon appétit!
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