Absolute must to visit when in Paris. Cute cafe with amazing staff and good vibes. Food is delicious.

Yum yum yum!! The hot chocolate was to die for. We got lots of food to share and the chocolate croissant with the hot chocolate was by far my favorite!! Service was great and everyone was very friendly. We got seated very quickly as well for it being morning in the summer. Beautiful ambiance on the street just enjoying the Paris vibe.

I was excited to visit the Cafe De Flore in Paris and I was expecting a restaurant rich in cultural art and famous books written by authors who frequented the café. Was highly disappointed by the lack of ambience and aesthetics. It was just another ordinary café. However, the offset was great service and delicious food. So not all was lost. Overall, I would recommend skipping this restaurant if it is on your list of historic sites. There are lots of terrific restaurants in Paris with great food and service and much more rich ambience.

Café de Flore in Paris is a historic gem that has been at the heart of the city's artistic and intellectual life since 1887. Named after a statue of the Roman goddess of flowers and fertility, it has hosted an array of influential figures over the years. Early regulars included notable authors like Joris-Karl Huysmans and Remy de Gourmont. The café solidified its reputation as a literary hub in 1913, when Guillaume Apollinaire and André Salmon gathered there to publish *Les Soirées de Paris*. The birthplace of surrealism, Café de Flore offers a rich menu perfect for lunch, dinner, or drinks, making it a must-visit spot with a storied past. The service is a ridiculously slow... make sure not to come if you have a time commitment.