ZigZag Café

Good little restaurant, nice staff that speaks English and good food. Mostly outdoor eating.

Huff puff give. This ain't fancy French food. This is real deal ass fattening goodness. Are you ready for some deep fried love? Then this is your place. Zigzag is a place where all of your burger fantasies can come true.

This restaurant is so good that you will come back day after day, month after month, year after year.... The glistening lard of the onion rings will draw you in again and again.

Even the slightly sketchy metal nails sticking out of various walls that may or may not give you tetanus cannot stop me from returning here.

Sure, the chef might have an incestuous relationship with the deep fat fryer, but who am I to judge when the rewards are so top notch?

And I haven't even started describing the cocktails.

This is where the greasy spoon/dive bar has come to die.

Great service and ambiance. We loved their wide variety of imported and local beers. Ambiance was also great.

This place was almost the only place open that was walking distance from our hotel. We came here twice by the way.

First time we came we were helped by a younger girl who barely spoke English but it was good enough for us and it was really helpful.
She was super chill and friendly. The brunch was different. It was good and tasty.

Second time we went we only went for the drinks. I had a banana Baileys. That drink right there....
It's my fav. Can't remember what my girlfriend had but overall, this place should get more reviews.
Good ones too. Everything here was good.

Found this place down the street from L'Hôtel Baldi looking for a decent glass of beer, preferably an IPA.

We got what we looking for - a great UK IPA named Quack was on tap and the service was very friendly. We came back again for dinner and had a wonderful charcuterie plate with stack of delicious cheeses and meets, along with a Parisian sliced baguette.

The seats outside face the street and the elevated rail line leading to the Eiffel Tower, perhaps a mile away, a great spot for relaxing and people watching.

Great service, great beer, great food.

Fun for brunch. If you can get a seat.

Unlimited coffee and juice if that's of interested. Crowded and loud!

Was looking for a place that had sandwiches near my flat. The service was great, I walked in and right away someone helped me out. Thank God he spoke English, he transplanted the menu and made my sandwiches fast. I would go back to have a drink there next time. Atmosphere looked very chill and low key like me

The food was "Eh." We went on a Sunday which meant that they only were serving off their predetermined brunch menu. It was basically the same except you could choose if you wanted a ham or tuna quiche. To be fair, I'm not a huge quiche fan to begin with-nor do I like tuna. Ham is ok but that's about it. They first served a plate with mini waffles, croissants, bread, jam and Nutella. That was yummy. The second course included the aforementioned quiche, a mini salad, pesto mozzarella tomatoes, and a bunch of fried, cheese filled items. It was serve yourself for drinks, which ran out quickly. The waiters were nice but it was crowded and the food could have been better.

GB
Chill eat'n'drink

Here you'll find a very typical Parisian neighboorhood Café/brasserie where you can enjoy the sun on the outdoor narrow terrasse while having a sip of win/beer and food!

Waiters are kind and they will provide you with very good product of the French "terroire" (cheeses, meat, bred...)

Beer, wine, or whatever you wanna drink.. they'll probably have it!

Prices are correct and there is a Happy hour from 6 to 9pm.

True story

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FR
Bon esprit!

Petit Bar/restaurant de quartier, impécable pour les réunions entre amis le Vendredi ou petit verre afterwork en semaine!

Les heures joyeuses sont de 18 à 21h avec la pinte à 4€.
Le servie est amical et la terrasse plutôt agréable, quoique légérement étroite lors des rush.
Lorsque soleil est là, on en profite facilement grâce à l'orientation de la terrasse (presque plein Ouest.. légérement vers le Nord)
Il est aussi possible de s'installer en salle comme dans tout bistrot qui se respecte!

Lorsque la faim se fait sentir, pas de panique... le Zig Zag Café a une cuisine et s'en sert parfaitement.
Des bons produits présentés sur des plateaux d'ardoise.. du reblochon crémeux aux rillettes en passant par des grosses tartines gratinées... tout y est! La présentation est simple, sobre mais suffisement chiadée pour se régaler à la vue!

Great little place to grab a bite. This cafe was just down the street from our hotel and after a long morning of travel we were starving and were glad to try this place. The decor is fun and quirky. We were warmly greeting upon entry. The servers were great and we were able to communicate between English and French.

I had the endive bleu cheese salad which I loved. My travel companions both had burgers which they enjoyed, but realized that they should have ordered one level up (i.e. if you want medium, order medium-well... we found this to be true in a number of places around Paris).

We polished it off with Guinness and a couple of glasses of delicious French wine. The prices are very reasonable and it's a great place to sit down, eat, and plan out the rest of your day. The cafe is also open late, so if you're staying nearby and looking for a night cap, this is a great option.