Love this place so badly! Typical paris bistro with small, but great menu. Everything is so delicious. I could sit here forever and look outside the window to see the real Paris life.
I was looking for history, I found it here. You can almost picture Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir drinking café au lait and sharing a croque madame. Delicious beyond belief.
Sit outside if it is warm and in the enclosed patio if it's cold. The service can be rushed and the seating can be tight. But the coffee and orange juice are great and the people watching is too
Must visit historic cafe, convenient location on St. Germain, table outside has heat lamps, order a Kir with Creme de Casis, s&p chips are great, rival next door Deux Magots
A true Parisian experience with its rudely efficient garçons, interesting mix of St Germain crowd and tourists, and high prices. A perfect spot for people watching. Go there for a early/late breakfast
Get a table on the sidewalk, have a cup of coffee or glass of cognac, make your day, read a book, gaze around, fell in love with Paris and Parisians, that what I did :)
If you are looking for a local cafe, it is not one of them.There were lots of foreigners like me :)no reservation is required. I tried hot chocalate, it was really good. Worth to try
This all-timer still has its charm. Lovely staff. Great wine and cheeses. Perfect to sit, chill and watch people pass by. The cheese platter was specially good.
Wonderfull coffe shop, where many phylosophers and writers used to meet and have phylosophical debates. Nice to sit, drink your coffee and watch the people passing by.
Chablis and people watching at Cafe fe Flore are a must. Can't tell you how many nights I spent here soaking in the culture. Keep your eyes peeled for celebs! All of the garcons are sweethearts.
Sit on the terrace (obviously). Order a club sandwich and a Niçoise salad. Look at the beautiful people on Rue de Saint-Germain. Feel the sun on your face. You’re in Paris.
The legendary café of Paris where Jean Paul sartre and Simone de Beauvoir used to go. Le café de Flore is still the most fashionablecafé of Paris where Artist,actor,designer like to go.No réservation
Delicious hot chocolate but it's always hectic in here. If u wanna be sure you'll get a seat, either book in advance or get here past 4.15PM. Avoid the noisy kitchen area where waiters always line up.
Make sure to sit outside on side street side and treat yourself to a glass of champagne & soak in the atmosphere around you - or try to Le Flore four an extra buzzzz!
It was one of favorites places of Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald’s. They would come here often and spend whole night just enjoying their time together, sometimes meeting with other writers. Read more
It was the strangest Caesar salad I ever had. With bacon. Rolling table. Sticky Onionsoup. But legendary fleur is something worth to experience. Keeping in mind €50 average check.
Looks simple yet the eggs were delicious, bread was crusty and best butter I've ever had! The cappuccino was pretty average and I wouldn't get it again!
The chef loves scrambled eggs Sunday morning. In the centre of St-Germain-des-Prés, the place is still serving its perfect parade of culinary hits to the who's who of Paris.
This legendary café doesn't disappoint. The menu is limited, but food is good. 'Jockey' and warm goat's cheese on Pôilane bread were both excellent. Sit outside or just by the windows.
they used to have a delicious hot chocolate...now it tastes like powder-made hot chocolate...stick with Carette or Angelina for outstanding hot chocolate in Paris
In Saint Germain des Pres, this is a great place to relax and watch the diversity of life walking by. Expensive but a Paris must. Try one of their egg dishes!
Objective Comment! Location & Its Parisian style is wonderful. Best hot chocolote! Napoleon as a desert is decent. Awful waiters and even worse attitudes. Beautiful place which deserves better owners!
We had a club sandwich was below average, & the hot chocolate was not the best and we had a Mille-feuille it was above available.Staff are friendly, place is busy you should wait in a very long queue.
Apparu au début de la Troisième République, en 1885, le café doit son nom à une sculpture de la déesse du printemps Flore, située de l'autre côté du Boulevard Saint-Germain.