Le Voltigeur

Top ! Petit café plein de charme au cœur du marais, ouvert sur l’extérieur comme à «La Penderie» près des Halles. Carte très simple: quiches, croque, salade composée ou soupe. J’ai pris une quiche poireau chèvre délicieuse, qui ressemblait beaucoup à celle servie chez Berko. Puis à la vue des cheesecakes du Voltigeur, j’ai soupçonné un quelconque partenariat entre ces deux enseignes. Sinon les quiches sont servies bien chaudes (réel point positif pour moi) accompagnées d’une salade verte avec une vinaigrette divine et d’un petit verre de soupe aux légumes très bonne. L’assiette est parfaitement équilibrée pour 11,90 €, ni trop peu ni pas assez c’est parfait pour un midi. Ma cousine et mon oncle ont pris, respectivement, la quiche courgettes-​pesto-​feta et la quiche chèvre épinards qui avaient également l’air délicieuses et ma tante a pris le croque monsieur qui avait l’air bon mais après avoir goûté le croque monsieur du Lancaster et celui du Bistrot du Potager des Halles, la concurrence est plutôt rude. En dessert, ils ont pris le fondant au chocolat et la tarte aux citrons qui avaient l’air délicieux ! Sinon il y’a aussi des cheesecakes (ressemblant à ceux de Berko) et des cookies en dessert, je n’avais plus de place mais j’essayerai de tester leurs desserts à 4h.

Right next to one of the best shopping districts in Paris this cosy restaurant is absolutely buzzing with French people. This is clearly a very popular destination to get a coffee and a quick break from walking through the shops.
The service is very quick and very friendly. The beer is very nice and cold, we just got drinks but I’m sure the food tastes good. Judging by what the people around us are eating the food looks really really nice.
Definitely a good place to go for lunch or late lunch!

A small and unpretentious restaurant, Le Voltigeur specializes in quiches and Croque Monsieurs (a French favorite, grilled ham and cheese). Both are good and reasonably priced (around € 9), but small. Every dish comes with a basic salad and a delicious vegetable soup. The cheesecake we had for dessert was excellent, but the desserts were expensive. The wait staff is young, artistic/​alternative, and receptive. Altogether a great lunch spot! Highly recommended.

Not what I expected walking in, but I totally fell in love with the Voltigeur. Where other places turned us away on a busy Sunday, the staff here welcomed us with open arms and squeezed us into this adorable little restaurant.
First of all, they have possibly the best hot chocolate I’ve had here in Paris. It wasn’t too rich or too sweet, and you can bet I’ll be back at least once before I leave just for the hot chocolate. It’s a limited menu — just quiche, soup, and two salads other than drinks and desserts — but what the do, they do well. Looking around at the other tables, the quiche were by far the most popular option. They were so fluffy and perfect. Each came with a side salad and soup, of which the assembly routine seemed to be down pat at the open-​air prep counter. They’re a well-​oiled machine churning out the prettiest quiche plates around. My friends said the creamy vegetable soup was good enough to want to bathe in. I basically feel the same way about the hot chocolate.
If you’re cool with a limited menu in packed yet friendly space, check this place out for a break from shopping in the Marais.

Petit café typiquement parisien, on y déguste de merveilleux cappuccinos. La carte a manger est réduite mais les quiches qu ils servent sont excellentes. Pleins de sites internet parlent de leur mojito mais je n ai pas eu l occasion d y gouter, à charge de revanche.

Pour un encas simple et pour le service. Plein d attention. Les salades sont copieuses et les déserts excellents. Type tarte au citron originale

This is a pretty space with a casual vibe in the Marais.
The patio gets afternoon sun so it’s a nice place to sit at for a while if you’re looking to hang out for a bit and read or wait for a friend. In terms of food and bev, I tried a spinach & goat cheese quiche that was decent, and I had a coffee and a fresh juice which were both good although the juice was 8 euros which in my opinion is a little expensive for something sans booze.
Overall it’s a good casual lunch or hangout spot with a nice busy vibe.

stopped in with no recommendation. one of a thousand cafes in this neighborhood. the feta, pesto quiche was so good didn’t want to finish it. and the little cup of gazpacho terrific. i will be back…

Cozy little restaurant. The Quiche is awesomely good, a must! Staff is friendly and attentive. Highly recommended.

Petit restau sympa dans le quartier du marais.
On m’avait parle de leur incroyable cheesecake donc je n’hésite pas a y aller quand je passé devant.
Le resto est blinde donc le service est pas mal négligé.
La carte est simplissime, des quiches, des salades, des croques monsieur.
La quiche épinard saumon est plutôt bonne mais rien d’exceptionnel.
Enfin vient le cheesecake accompagné d’un coulis de framboise.
Très bon mais ultra lourd.
Résultat sympa mais j’ai connu mieux !

The quiches are as good as everyone says they are, and I really like the fact that they serve a little cup of soup on the side. Now, as for the hot chocolate… It isn’t bad, but isn’t that great either. They serve it in a «different» way (you can dose how much chocolate you want to mix with your milk), which is a bit fun. Other than that, the taste is quite standard.

Bar très sympa, alliance rétro et littéraire: musique classique, étagères de libre. On se prendrais à penser que Brel et Brassend vont débarquer prendre leur chopine.
Prix dans la moyenne, 4 € 50 un thé, 7 € la pinte.
J’y retournerais sûrement.
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Des Mojitos à se damner !!!
Des serveurs supers
Je recommande ;)

Grabbed lunch here today.
Great décor inside, it was a nice place to relax after shopping. Service was pretty good.
Reasonsbley priced for France standards — quiche came with a cup of a soup and green salad, all for under 12 Euros. The quiche is made ahead of time and is heated up once ordered. I ordered the Lorraine and it was pretty good, generous portion of ham and cheese. The meal was quite filling !
We finished our meal with lattes and they were nicely made.
Yay, I’m a fan.

Was floating between 3 and 4 stars on this one, but finally decided to fall forward! :) It is, indeed, a charming place with lots of local color, and my croque monsieur and the vegetable soup was very tasty — much creamier than we expected.
There was clearly a pecking order — no food, can’t use these tables; only those tables… and that entire interaction was a bit snarky, despite my daughter’s insistence to work out the equation au Francais. But once seated, service was attentive, and the ambiance was… well… Pariasian!
A very good place for lunch in the Marias.

Sat down for a coffee only: was pleasantly surprised by the friendly waiter (a relief after rude-​mannered service elsewhere in Paris) and the more than superb coffee!

I almost don’t want to tell you about arguably the best hot chocolate in Paris + a really relaxed atmosphere that has made this place very popular.

Très chouette petit bar de quartier dans le Marais, qui accueillait hier un débat sur l’éducation (les élections arrivent…). C’est tout à fait le genre de cafés dépeint dans Amélie Poulain mais avec… cette petite touché d’authenticité un peu absente à présent dans le fameux café de la rue Lepic.
Ici, on sirote une demi en terrasse dans la rue des Francs Bourgeois, on vit le café parisien à l’ancienne et c’est franchement pas désagréable. Bien plus agréable que la Perle un peu plus loin, qui au final est à peu près la même chose mais qui est toujours plein à craquer et où vous vous sentirez… mal à l’aise.