3 new brunches to try urgently !

© Alice Casenave for Maggie – Kinugawa – Causier

What’s more indulgent than lazy Sundays filled with late wake-ups and breakfasts that start after noon ? The ultimate invention for slow weekends : brunch, and not just any brunch, but the best brunch spots in Paris to book ASAP. On the menu among the hottest new openings : a devilishly chic all-day brunch in an ultra-contemporary coffee shop, a lavish feast inside a 4-star hotel, or unlimited sushi and sashimi with an Eiffel Tower view. Hungry yet ? Perfect.

The place : Between the iconic rooftop overlooking the Sacré-Cœur, the buzzy Mikado club, and the quintessentially Parisian rooms, we already loved Hôtel Rochechouart. But the newest obsession ? It's an all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch at Maggie (€45). Set in a stunning dining room worthy of the most beautiful Parisian brasseries, it’s the perfect brunch deal for large groups – we even spotted an XXL family celebrating – as well as smaller crews recovering from a Saturday night before strolling through Montmartre.

The brunch : Once seated, strategy is key : how to taste everything without falling into a food coma ? At this price point, the seafood selection impresses: oysters, shrimp, and organic smoked trout. Fans of French terroir dive into pâté en croûte, divine vegetable quiche, and an excellent cheese board. Meanwhile, English breakfast lovers load up on sausages, mushrooms, crispy bacon, and scrambled eggs, with a bold side of garlic potatoes (a true crowd-pleaser). Save room for dessert : chocolate mousse, floating island, apple tart, Bourdaloue pear tart, fresh fruit salad, plus breads and flaky French pastries.

Extra perk : picky eaters can order American brunch classics à la carte : avocado toast (€11), salmon bagel (€11), lobster roll (€20), and more.

Maggie, 55 boulevard Marguerite de Rochechouart, Paris 9e. Brunch every Sunday from 12pm (last seating 2:45pm). From late May, rooftop brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

The place : Perched atop Le SAX Paris LXR Hotels & Resorts, Kinugawa is one of the most dazzling openings of the year. Expect Eiffel Tower views, a rooftop terrace open in summer, warm terracotta tones, generous tables, and plush seating. The atmosphere strikes a refined yet discreet balance, attracting a chic international crowd and Parisian night owls who have already made it their new Left Bank HQ, soon joined by Sunday brunch aficionados.

The brunch : Blending Japanese culinary tradition with Parisian flair, the Kinugawa Sunday Club brunch delivers an ultra-generous experience. Start with the Japanese-inspired buffet featuring beautifully crafted maki rolls, sushi, sashimi, ultra-fresh toro ceviche, seaweed and cucumber salad, gyozas, and grilled chicken skewers. Then choose a made-to-order main dish. Highlights include grilled black cod, yuzu eggs Benedict, Japanese omelet, and an indulgent wagyu croque-madame.On the sweet side, everything is unlimited : French pastries, Japanese milk bread served with jam, honey or chocolate spread, exotic fruits, and irresistible mochi ice cream. Decision paralysis guaranteed.

Extra perk : if you’re over matcha lattes, opt for creative juices and cocktails. Our favorite? The Green Reset (apple, cucumber, spinach, kale, lemon juice – €10).

Kinugawa Rive Gauche, 55 avenue de Saxe, Paris 7e. Sunday brunch from 12:30pm. Brunch menu (buffet + main course + hot drink): €90 adults / €40 children under 12.

The place : The newest trendy hotspot in Paris’ 11th arrondissement, Causier feels like it was always meant to be here. From the moment you step inside, the New York-style studio vibe wins you over : raw concrete walls, stainless steel surfaces reflecting the light, contemporary furniture, and large pale blue wooden tables that soften the industrial edge. Behind a small porthole window, the kitchen buzzes with activity while a striking mineral bar anchors the space. The result ? A spot that sits somewhere between a cutting-edge coffee shop, a creative studio, and a laid-back living room where you could easily spend the entire day brunching, working remotely, or simply hanging out.

The brunch : At Causier, brunch isn’t just a Sunday affair. This is all-day brunch in Paris, served all week long — and that changes everything. Kick things off with a vanilla-infused iced matcha latte (€6) to get the energy flowing. Then come the plates that make this one of the best brunch spots in Paris 11. The Classic Breakfast (€20) delivers two eggs, roasted mushrooms and tomatoes, golden potatoes, avocado, fresh salad, and toasted bread — with the option to upgrade with crispy bacon for heartier appetites. More into seafood ? The Salmon Bagel (€16) stacks smoked salmon, cream cheese, dill, red onions, capers, tomatoes, and pickles for the perfect balance of richness and acidity. Short on time but craving comfort food? The Breakfast Burrito (€15) wraps scrambled eggs, melted cheddar, red beans, sweet potato, spinach, corn, and tangy Greek yogurt sauce into one ultra-satisfying roll. On the sweet side, the Banana French Toast (€15) is impossible to resist: golden brioche topped with whipped mascarpone, caramelized cashews, and melting banana. The kind of plate you keep going back to bite after bite.

The Extra Touch : The Blueberry Pancakes (€15), topped with mascarpone cream and maple syrup, are fluffy, generous, and unforgettable — the kind you’ll still be thinking about long after the last forkful.

Causier, 50 rue de Montreuil, Paris 11e.  Open Monday–Friday 9am–5pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–6pm.

The place : Tucked in the heart of the Marais, Maslow Temple is the new veggie address attracting all of Paris’s cool crowd. After the success of their first riverside location, the trio behind Maslow are back with a spectacular space where light steals the show. Under a huge glass roof, red takes centre stage, paired with steel, wood and marble to create an incredible play of shapes and textures. With its dizzying ceiling height, you can perch on high counter-style chairs to admire the monumental chandelier, or sink into the large American diner-style banquettes for a chill session. The XXL terrace, of course, awaits the return of sunny days.

The brunch : Maslow Temple has pulled off the impossible, creating a veggie brunch that makes you forget it’s veggie at all. Start gently with a creamy latte, followed by a soft-boiled egg with seaweed caviar, whipped cream and unforgettable brioche soldiers. The subtle saline hit of the plant-based caviar is a revelation, just like the addictive Potatoes Churros Deluxe. Then, melt into the fregola risotto with comté, pure childhood comfort, before the roasted Picota peppers with gremolata and fresh herb crumb steal the spotlight. For dessert, the crêpe mille trous is irresistible, a trip to Marrakech in a bite, with apple syrup, seasonal figs and grapes.

The extra touch : If you’re nursing a hangover, order the mocktail L’Alarme,a peach shrub and sparkling pear drink with a touch of lemon and a rosebud garnish.

Maslow Temple, 32 Rue de Picardie, Paris 3e. Brunch served Sundays 11:15 a.m.–4 p.m. €32 per person, €39 with cocktail. Booking on sevenrooms.com.

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The place : Make that two for Café Marlette ! The go-to spot for brunch lovers has opened a second Parisian address just a few metres above its original location on Rue des Martyrs. Nestled in the heart of Les Abbesses, just steps from the Sacré-Cœur, the place mirrors the vibe of its neighbourhood: warm, welcoming and filled with both locals and tourists. Whether you’re having breakfast at the wooden tables on the terrace, enjoying a cosy brunch in the five-seat alcove that feels like a holiday cabin, or grabbing a caffeine fix midday surrounded by rustic wood décor, this new spot ticks every box.

The brunch : At Marlette, there’s no extravagance, just a solid brunch served daily, featuring classic dishes executed perfectly and a menu that changes with the seasons, using quality ingredients. The feast begins with a hot drink of your choice (cappuccino, latte, hot chocolate…) and the unmissable bread basket with salted butter, jam and a fresh juice. Then comes the main event: choose between a customisable avocado toast – with soft-boiled egg, bacon, feta, marinated tomatoes or smoked salmon – a super cheesy ham-and-comté sandwich, a seasonal dish, a decadent bacon-egg-cheddar bun, or the sweet-and-savoury dream combo of pancakes with bacon and soft-boiled egg. For those who need a sweet note to end on: the homemade granola is a must.

The extra touch : The pancake and crêpe mixes available to take home right next to the counter : perfect for recreating brunch vibes in your kitchen the following weekend.

Café Marlette, 45 rue des Abbesses, Paris 18e. Brunch menu: €29.90. Open daily 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m., weekends from 9:30 a.m.

The place: this is THE news of the year for sweet lovers: the world-famous Pierre Hermé is launching his Sunday brunch for the first time, with an ultra-gourmet 65€ formula that marks both small and big occasions. A birthday to celebrate, a date to impress, or a gift for Mother's Day: the house's brunch is an unforgettable experience to offer your loved ones. What's on the program? A five-course brunch well orchestrated, in the Beaupassage restaurant-boutique on rue de Grenelle. A perfect opportunity to channel your inner Carrie Bradshaw with a mimosa and juicy gossip.

The brunch: you are welcomed with a hot and a cold drink of your choice from a wide selection (coffees, teas, and even an addictive caramel latte and Viennese hot chocolate...), the tasting starts with thin bread slices to top with La Viette butter and Ispahan or apricot jams (yum also: flower honey and hazelnut praline spread) and a couture pastry like a chocolate pistachio croissant or raspberry-lychee-rose. Then, choose between fluffy pancakes or homemade granola (plain or chocolate). For the main course, opt for eggs Benedict, soft-boiled with toast, fried, scrambled plain or with bacon, omelette... Of course, don't forget the brunch classics revisited: an avocado toast with pistachio cream (crazy), a savory waffle with salmon, a croque-monsieur, and many other treats. To finish beautifully, enjoy a signature pastry or three macarons.

The extra touch: the possibility to be seated on the sunny terrace to double the pleasure!

Pierre Hermé Beaupassage, 53-57 rue de Grenelle, Paris 7e. 01 82 73 27 21. Brunch served every Sunday in two services at 11:30 AM and 2 PM. 65€ per person, 25€ for children. Reservation required on The Fork or directly with the Café Pierre Hermé Paris at Beaupassage.

The place: this restaurant designed by Jamel Debbouze and Laurent de Gourcuff, perched at the top of the magnificent Institut du Monde Arabe, is a secret haven that enchants as soon as you step inside. A true oasis with Mediterranean paradise vibes is revealed before our amazed eyes, with this light-infused décor in orange and bright colors. In this suspended garden between sky and earth, palm trees, jasmines, and lemon trees burst forth on a rooftop with an unbeatable view of Paris. A refreshing and elegant vibe that already makes you feel like you're on vacation in the sun.

The brunch: the menu now offers a brand-new oriental brunch that would be impossible to resist on these sunny Sundays. To start, you can order an oriental basket (20€) with sun-drenched condiments to spread on pita bread... along with pastries on the side. Since indulgence seems to be the keyword here, enjoy Moroccan eggs and preserved vegetables (22€) or bacon & eggs Mediterranean style with crispy veal breast on perfectly scrambled eggs (17€)! The essential of any brunch: toast! Here, the favorite is the trout and labneh toast (26€). Finish on a sweet note with the famous thousand-hole pancakes filled with fresh fruits: a delight. Would you like a drink? To refresh yourself, detox juices with fruits and vegetables or mocktails (12€) and cocktails (17-19€) are a must-sip.

The extra touch: Take the opportunity to go for a cultural and digestive tour by visiting the always fascinating exhibitions at the Institut du Monde Arabe.

Dar Mima, Institut du Monde Arabe, 1 rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard, Paris 5e. 01 85 14 79 25. Open Tuesday to Sunday, brunch from 12 PM to 3 PM.

The place: nestled between the walls of an 18th-century mansion that houses the most desirable gym in Paris designed by the Benzaquen brothers (Ken Club, Klay), BB Blanche is one of the favorite spots for Parisians. Head to the first floor to discover this place decorated by the Toro & Liautard agency, which reinterprets Art Deco style in a dazzling setting. BB Blanche features five connected rooms and pays tribute to refinement with velvet, marble, and gold. An enveloping chic that makes the weekend more beautiful and the mood sunny.

The brunch: as expected from a gym, the focus is on a healthy lifestyle and cuisine to match, but without obsessing over every calorie! On the menu of this new brunch, a collection of colorful and vitamin-packed plates that are truly tasty. The unbeatable avocado toast, the king of the genre, kicks things off with feta, pomegranate, and pickled red onions. Next up: an ultra-creamy stracciatella with sun-dried tomatoes, artichoke hearts, bresaola, and walnuts. And a beef carpaccio paired with foie gras: cheeky! For sweet treats, a basket of perfectly golden pastries welcomes you to the table, and a salted caramel pancake with vanilla ice cream concludes the moment. Drinks start with a green juice made of cucumber, lemon, and apple. The rest? Mariage Frères coffee or tea.

The extra touch: feeling like getting back into sports?

BB Blanche, 21 rue Blanche, Paris 9e. 01 40 40 21 61. Brunch on Saturday and Sunday from 11:30 AM to 3 PM. (44€ per person).