le café de paris

bon appétit!. this is one of my favorite lunch spots in all of west orlando. i frequent here a few times per month. it is a very nice and quaint little french bistro.

i have tried all of their sandwiches and love them all. the french side salad is absolutely delicious. i have tried their spinach soup and vegetable soup and they were incredible as well.

every work colleague i have ever taken here loves this place. the husband and wife owners (claude and chantal) are very gracious, hard working, accommodating, friendly, and hospitable people.

i highly recommend swinging by for a nice casual lunch. you will be glad you did!

le café deparisis located in grand oaks village at the sw corner of doctor phillips boulevard and conroy windermere road.

hidden gem. i was recently in orlando for a conference and found le cafe deparishere on urbanspoon and made a special early morning trip to visit this great little cafe. i was greeted as soon as i walked in the door and immediately felt as if i could be somewhere in paris. the pastries looked great, so i ordered a chocolate and almond croissant along with le special breakfast sandwich with bacon, egg, and cheese on croissant. the croissants were amazing and the breakfast sandwich was taken to another level due to the croissant. the coffee is excellent too. i will definitely be making a special trip to le cafe depariswhen i return to orlando and would recommend anyone who visits orlando to do the same.

le cafe deparisis a hidden gem just up the street from orlando’s famed restaurant row and well worth a visit. chad and i visited on a friday morning and the quaint little cafe was bustling.  items like croque madam , baguette sandwiches and omelets make up a small but typical french bakery menu.  various pastries line a small case by the counter. chad ordered the quiche of the day which was spinach the day we visited.  the slice of egg tart was thick and heavily stuffed with sauteed spinach.  we both thought it to be delicious and quite filling. i ordered the le parisien panini – a very typical french sandwich with tomatoes, brie cheese and butter.  i absolutely loved it.  the bread was crusty and fresh, the brie was tangy and the tomatoes were sweet.  the butter flavor was evident but not too heavy.

le café deparisis a little slice of europe nestled on the edge of doctor phillips behind the stonewood tavern. they offer fresh, traditional breads — the baguettes come out hot and ready to devour! there are also hot sandwiches, soups du jour, and salads to start the day or nurse that morning after headache. baked goods are prominent in the café’s glass case, and the indoor seating is all cute, small-topped tables and chairs. adam and i had just taken our poodle mix, lily, for a little trek through bill fredrick turkey lake park on hiawassee road. we saw a gopher tortoise feverishly digging between tangerine trees too. in other words, we were tired, famished explorers armed with only our cell phones and wallets.

the croque madame at le café depariswas a perfect meal for a mid day brunch. i love how the egg oozes into the sandwich as you cut through and yolk spills on to each bite. its almost like a comfort food, to be enjoyed on a sunny day eating al fresco or as a warm meal on a rainy or cold day. i actually ate this sitting outside in their outdoor seating area, a few tables available for customers. le café deparisoffers croque madame, croque-monsieur, and several other sandwiches. the menu has a variety of quiches and other french baked items. they also serve homemade gelato and make good coffee. the res

a trruly great place !. claude and chantal run a strictly first class operation. we only wish that there was some place similar in the northern parts of the orlando area. we drive twenty miles just to try their wonderful creme brulee and their superb pastries. they are equal or better than similar places inparisand the prices are less than half. don't miss this one. btw to the poster who could not find this gem. they are located just off two main avenues and in a center with about five other restaurants, and a supermarket, banks etc etc.