With its large green spaces, peaceful canal, unobstructed views, and rapidly evolving working-class atmosphere, the 19th arrondissement is one of the most pleasant places in Paris for weekend brunch. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city center, this culturally and culinarily vibrant neighborhood is attracting more and more Parisians in search of peace and quiet, nature, and friendly places to eat.
From the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont to the Parc de la Villette, via the banks of the Canal de l'Ourcq and the narrow streets of the Mouzaïa neighborhood, the 19th arrondissement is perfect for a stroll before or after a delicious brunch. Here you'll find families, joggers, musicians, strollers, and a vibrant neighborhood life. It's also a district undergoing transformation, where new establishments rub shoulders with older, now cult locations.
When it comes to brunch, the options are constantly expanding. Several cafés with a relaxed atmosphere offer complete and carefully prepared menus, made with fresh, local produce. The menus feature classics such as scrambled eggs, granola, fresh juices, pancakes, and toast, as well as more creative and vegetarian options, reflecting the diversity of the neighborhood's residents.
Around Jaurès and Crimée, new establishments welcome weekend foodies. A stone's throw from Les Buttes, brunch on the terrace has a holiday feel, while the canal attracts lovers of croissants in the sun and long conversations. At La Villette, you can also have brunch before heading to the cinema, museum, or concert.
Brunching in the 19th arrondissement means enjoying a more peaceful, greener, and family-friendly side of Paris, where people take their time. It's a great way to start the weekend in a neighborhood that is still relatively unknown but has everything to appeal to those who enjoy good food and good company.
Ora Farmhouse's delicious brunch under the Buttes-Chaumont trees
Now housed in the Pavillon du Lac, Ora Farmhouse unveils a superb brunch, as beautiful as it is delicious, to be enjoyed on its large terrace in the shade of the Buttes-Chaumont trees. [Read more]
The TLM, the new living space on the Petite Ceinture in the 19th district, accessible and supportive of others
TLM is the spot that's waking up the Little Belt in Paris's 19th arrondissement. After closing for renovation, the TLM, located at 105 rue Curial in Paris's 19th arrondissement, reopened on March 26, 2024. This project, initiated by the Au fil du Rail collective following a call for projects from the SNCF, transforms a former railway hall into a living space dedicated to culture, sustainable fashion and responsible food, with the ultimate aim of bringing together all publics from all walks of life. [Read more]
Pingwoo's cute family brunch
This charming coffee shop in BoomBoom Villette offers brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, with real home-made fusion cuisine and gourmet pastries, accompanied by its famous cat lattes - the perfect comfort food! [Read more]
All-you-can-eat brunch at La Petite Halle (19th arrondissement), with wood-fired pizzas
Starting this Sunday, November 5, 2023, La Petite Halle is inaugurating its brand-new brunch, with an all-you-can-eat menu (yes, yes), designed around its unmissable wood-fired pizzas. [Read more]
Yaya's generous Greek brunch at Halle Secrétan
At Yaya in Halle Secrétan, enjoy a cool, Greek-style brunch every Sunday from 12pm to 4pm. On the menu: mezzés, Hellenic specialties and Drag Bingo! [Read more]
Find the location of all these places by clicking on the map at the bottom of the article.
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