Cafe of Paris

I wanted to like this place but unfortunately the food was just terrible. Ordered a broccoli quiche and mushroom quiche. The broccoli one was sour tasting and incredibly mushy. The side salad tastes funny. I tried to eat it but just couldn’t. Cute Korean lady delivered food within quoted time frame. However will not be ordering again based on the food.

Nice little café with delicious coffee, soup, sandwiches and baked goods. This place is perfect for that last minute coffee before heading to work. There is a bar table inside that faces the street, a nice spot to people watch. They have more seating outside, which is great when no one is out there smoking.
I deducted 1 star because the salads are a bit on the skimpy side.
Other than that I love this place. They have the best fresh baked chocolate chip cookies and their Americanos are always tasteful.

If this place is a café then my name is Barack Obama. Café of Paris is literally a convenience store that happens to serve french-​styled dishes. I was really interested in trying this place out after a random day at work filled with thoughts of quiche. So I Unilocaled this place nearby and saw that they had it, along with some interesting menu items. When I arrived, I was greeted by a very courteous woman who doesn’t speak English well, or much at all. But she was still really nice, so be patient with your order.
I ordered the goat cheese/​artichoke quiche (comes w/​potato salad) and tuna nicoise salad. I was turned off by the quiche, as it was all over the place and obviously not fresh. The taste wasn’t bad for frozen quiche. But what I loved the most (not really) was the fact that I was really looking forward to eating some seared tuna from my tuna nicoise salad w/​mustard dressing. Lo and behold, canned tuna! I was so disappointed that a restaurant would put out this dish and confidently call it tuna nicoise. So if you happen to order here, please avoid that false item.
The service was pretty quick since I was 1 of 2 customers. Don’t expect to eat there, since it’s literally a small convenience store that’s at the front of a building, and only has 1 table and a couple seats. They sell your typical ⁷⁄₁₁ items, in case you’re in need of a quick drink or snack.
I don’t understand how this place has 4 stars. Café of Paris is merely a small shop that serves French-​inspired dishes that are simple and quick to make/​reheat, and not worth the Beverly Hills prices it charges.
2 stars for a seriously deceiving lunch experience.

I see this place on my way to work so I decided to stop in and wasn’t really impressed. Coffee was good, and sandwich was ok but the service needs work. It was pretty busy when I went so the person working the counter looked stressed. I don’t think I will go back.

Terrible customer service! Food was disgusting!
I went there for lunch first and the last time in my life. I asked them if they have a french toast, but none of the girls spoke English. The cook first told me that they don’t have it, but then changed her answer. So I confirmed with the cook that they will cook it, only after that I ordered a french toast. When they brought me a food it was nothing like a french toast. It was 2 pieces of bread partially covered with egg white. Looked disgusting. And when I told them its not a french toast, the cook started to yell at me something in their language! Then I asked a cashier for a refund. She refused me in refund, even ignored me trying to help the line. It was pointless to talk to them so lady in line suggested me to dispute my charge, since I paid with debit card.

I needed a quick sandwich shop to grab lunch. I ordered a BLTA, one of the most basic sandwich orders in the history of sandwiches. The woman working at the counter was taking orders, making the orders and processing all the payments. She was flying solo & was overrun. 4 customers behind me left because they couldn’t wait. It wasn’t even a peak lunch time. The sandwich was incredibly sloppily made. The tomatoes were cut way too thick, the bacon was undercooked. She originally forgot the avocado and when I did receive it, it was hard as a rock. It wasn’t even ripe enough to eat. The sandwich fell apart the second I took a bite. The woman was very nice but has a very difficult time understanding and speaking English. It was difficult to communicate any of the issues. The potato salad was bland. The prices were very fair. Overall a very poor experience. I will not be back.

Quiche was pretty good. My meal here was more expensive than Genki, so maybe this should have $$ instead of $. I will update after I eat here some more.
I am not clear if I sit down whether a waitron will take my order, so I ordered at the counter and sat down.

Great place to grab a quick bite and the staff is super nice.

Great service — tasty food. I had a breakfast wrap which was warm and delicious, while my daughter had a fruit salad that was not your usual boring fare. She counted 13 different fruits and it was super fresh. Great coffee too. Clean and cosy, this little café is a gem.

Horrible experience.
I ordered mozzarella and tomato panini sandwich which was very soggy and it smelled bad, the tomato soup was like eating a Ragu. Ruined my lunch with this disgusting food.
The girls don’t speak English well, explaining my problem to them was pointless. I don’t understand how one can hire someone to be answering phones and providing costumer service, not being able to speak English.

What a mystery this place is.
There’s something still authentically French here, but it was run by three Asian women. When I asked, no one knew who owned the place (or wouldn’t say).
I used to come to this spot when it was owned by a French husband & wife team three years ago. The lentil soup was awesome and the sandwiches were good too. Things took a bit longer but it was all manageable. Today it took 15 minutes to serve me a cold quiche lorraine to go, and I was the only customer. To be fair, I asked them for it cold because I heard the microwave going off and that wasn’t appetizing.
When I warmed it up at home, the quiche was delicious.
4 stars for food
2 stars for service
= 3 stars.

I love this little corner place on Wilshire. I love their fresh salads and desserts displayed in front of the counter. I’ve tried their wraps which was pretty good but their quiche is exceptionally delicious! Soups have that homemade feel and it will warm your heart on a cold rainy day. What makes it really special is the lady behind the counter who is so kind and even gives me free cookies from time to time. Overall, this place will not disappoint.

I was totally stoked that this place was so close to me and delivered! It happened to be raining all day today so staying in and Netflix was my plan on my only day off, first off the estimated delivery time for 0.2 miles away was anywhere from 25 – 30 minutes which was just enough time to finish an episode of new girl, come almost 45 minutes later im still waiting but that was cool I understood the rain situation. With that said I was eager for my potato salad and just really hungry, the young woman arrives hands me the food to which I gave her cash plus tip and my order was completely wrong and missing the potato salad I paid for, I really have no idea what they gave me was the wrap had no egg it was just lettuce, cucumber, spicy mayo and cheese nothing that was in the original wrap I had ordered «Chicken Wrap» comes with three scrambled eggs, dice chicken, potato, with sour cream and I added cheese. I was stoked on this order and was really disappointed but I wasn’t going to be a jerk and maker her come back in the rain I just saved the wrap for my boyfriend to eat later since he likes spicy mayo.

It’s a cute little café. The owner is probably the nicest person in LA. Go just so she can take care of you!

This place is AWESOME!!!
I LOVE THEIR CHICKEN PESTO PANINI WITH ICE AMERICANO!!! This place is my daily routine.
3 out of 5 days i always eat here. The asian guy worker is so nice and gentle. I suggest you go this place and i bet you will be addicted with their food!!!

The potato salad here is the best! Everything is so good. And the owner is sooo sweet.

I love Café of Paris! Everything is sooo yummy~~
This place has the best soups and paninis! I highly recommend the chicken panini and seaweed brocoli soup! They’re awesome!
The place is small but clean and organized neately. The staff –the girl who does the cashier is super nice and very pretty too!

Would I come back? Depends. If I worked around the area, it’s a possibility. Food is decent. Paninis are hot and tasty. Salad is the kind you can buy at the store. Potato Salad has no taste. Price is a reasonable $ 8 for Beverly Hills. If I was just visiting, no. There are better and cheaper options elsewhere.
Tip: This is mainly a to go establishment but if you choose to eat here bring your own water bottle. We asked for water twice. Nada.

I can’t believe I work just a block away and haven’t discovered this place until now! Good thing I’m feeling under the weather today and Unilocaled «soup!»
It’s a small little café right on Wilshire, definitely unassuming as someone else mentioned. There’s an outdoor seating area with about six two-​person tables and a small bar-​top inside that will seat another four (decorated with fresh plants and Eiffel Tower memorabilia as seen in the picture I’ve uploaded). It’s a good spot to people watch, must I add, especially if you’re enjoying lunch by your lonesome as I often don’t mind doing.
They have a great selection of your typical deli lunch options, but also seem to specialize in their «French» style quiches. I opted for their Lorraine quiche with a soup and side of salad. The Lorraine contains spinach and egg and came out piping hot and the egg still fluffy. The portion is nice and hefty as well! I’m not normally a quiche type of person, but I must say I don’t know where else you’ll find better around here!
The mustard vinaigrette salad dressing is delicious and the tomato soup was hearty and definitely warmed my soul and gave me that boost of vitamin I was looking for. It’s not watery like most other tomato soups, so I actually enjoyed it.
The Korean lady who must own this place is extremely friendly. She even gave me a cookie when I was sitting down enjoying my meal. They will definitely be getting my business more often!

I was recently there & once again had:
the Healthy Bun — just as good as last time
a Belgian Chocolate Chip cookie — amazing! Can I ship these to San Francisco so I can eat them everyday?!
the Avocado Salad — a new item, freshly mashed avos with hunks of cherry tomatoes marinating in a lime juice sauce. Tangy, fresh, healthy… yummy.
As always, the owners are the sweetest — greeting everyone who walks in the door (most by name) and going out of their way to make you happy and satisfied. Their level of customer service is hard to find these days.
A newly opened front patio allows for more seating options & enjoying the sunshine while eating a delicious breakfast, lunch or snack.