Where can I have breakfast or brunch on Sunday in Paris?

Gourou opens at 8 a.m. on Sundays, Brasserie Bellanger and Echo at 9 a.m., and P1 Bouche also at 9 a.m., according to the hours listed on Google.

Which Sunday-open places offer good value?

Bouillon Pigalle advertises a decent meal for 20 euros according to Gault&Millau, Le Café du Commerce is described by Paris Zigzag as an inexpensive restaurant open seven days a week, and Paris-Féni is classed as budget on Gatto.

Where can I eat late on a Sunday in Paris?

Fellows stays open until 11 p.m., Kodawari Ramen, Bếp Việt and Le Café du Commerce until 11 p.m., Bouillon Pigalle until midnight, according to Google hours.

Are there vegetarian tables open on Sundays?

Fellows, 100% vegetarian Italian cuisine according to Elle, and Bếp Việt, entirely vegetarian Vietnamese cuisine according to the Michelin Guide, both list Sunday hours.

Where to eat on Sunday in Paris: great tables open that day

Places in this guide

N°1Bistro
Bouillon Pigalle
Pigalle's bouillon, open from noon to midnight on Sundays: low-priced French dishes, duck terrine at 5.40 euros and a meal for about twenty euros according to Gault&Millau.
« You have eaten properly for 20 euros, that is the principle »
— Gault&Millau
16 mentions
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N°2Crêperie
ROND - Sarrazin et Calvados -
A Belleville crêperie praised for value, with around fifteen buckwheat galettes and calvados, open Sundays from noon to 4 p.m.
« In this dive (breeze-block bar, metal beams, fake-real signed Zidane poster), the galettes are a hit! »
— Le Fooding
8 mentions
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N°3Restaurant
Fellows
Maslow's little brother, a 100% vegetarian restaurant dedicated to artisanal fresh pasta, open Sundays from noon to 11 p.m. Gentle prices, neo-70s decor.
« In this spot with a neo-70s decor on rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, the atmosphere is ultra-cool, prices are small and pleasure is maximal! »
— doitinparis.com
7 mentions
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N°4Brasserie
Le Café du Commerce
A former 1921 bouillon in the Javel district, still inexpensive and open seven days a week, with traditional French cooking.
« Opened in 1921, this inexpensive restaurant was originally a bouillon for workers in the Javel district. »
— pariszigzag.fr
13 mentionsRating rising
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N°5Brasserie
Brasserie Bellanger
A brasserie serving from 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on Sundays, with bistro cooking, well-sourced produce and affordable prices according to Sortir à Paris. Over 6,000 Google reviews.
« Bistro cooking, well-sourced produce, all at more than affordable prices: that is what Brasserie Bellanger offers. »
— Sortir à Paris
21 mentions
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N°6Indian restaurant
Gourou
Open from 8 a.m. on Sundays, this Indian restaurant evokes a Bombay irani café and bazaar in the 11th arrondissement: palak paneer, butter chicken, gobi tikka. A very busy, highly rated address.
« Gourou stands out as an essential address for lovers of Indian cuisine in Paris. »
— parisbouge.com
13 mentions
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N°7Chinese restaurant
Horiz
In Paris's oldest Chinese neighbourhood on rue Volta, the Lin brothers work rice in all its forms. Open Sunday lunch (noon to 3 p.m.).
« A table that celebrates the cuisine of south-east China, choosing to work rice in all its forms, from starter to dessert. »
— Sortir à Paris
12 mentions
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N°8Neo-bistro
P1 Bouche
A few steps from Atelier P1 bakery in Montmartre, a place for a relaxed breakfast, lunch or afternoon snack, open Sundays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
« A stone's throw from Atelier P1, the famous Montmartre bakery, P1 Bouche has just opened for a relaxed breakfast, lunch or snack. »
— byfrenchies.com
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N°9Brunch restaurant
Echo | All-Day Breakfast & Brunch | Coffee
The Californian deli and coffee shop in the Sentier, open Sundays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., for comfort-food brunch by an alumna of Gjusta and Gjelina. Expect a wait.
« A 100% comfort-food menu with Californian accents, prepared by an alumna of Gjusta and Gjelina »
— doitinparis.com
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N°10Ramen restaurant
Kodawari Ramen (Yokochō)
House-made ramen in a narrow old-Tokyo-style alley, cited by the Michelin Guide, served Sundays from 11:45 a.m. to 11 p.m. Avoid peak hours.
« You'd think you were in an old Tokyo alley, so lively is the atmosphere and so narrow the restaurant. »
— Le Guide Michelin
8 mentions
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N°11Restaurant
Paris-Féni
A juice bar turned Bengali restaurant near Oberkampf, open Sundays 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., budget-friendly: stuffed chapatis, fresh juices and a quiet terrace.
« Paris-Féni is a good deal, as much for its fresh fruit juices as for its stuffed chapatis. »
— boui-boui.com
7 mentions
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N°12Vietnamese restaurant
Bếp Việt
An entirely vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant in the 13th, spotted by the Michelin Guide and open Sundays 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
« A short menu reveals the flagship flavours and specialities of Vietnamese cuisine, but without meat. »
— Sortir à Paris
6 mentions
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N°13Moroccan restaurant
CHOUKRAN – Restaurant Marocain, Paris 9
Moroccan street food reinvented by chef Abdel Alaoui in the 9th, open Sunday lunch (noon to 3:30 p.m.) and dinner (7:30 to 9:30 p.m.).
« Building on the success of his first, street-food-oriented restaurant, chef Abdel Alaoui opens a second address devoted to Moroccan cuisine. »
— fr.newtable.com
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