Cafe Clotilde sur Paris

Beautiful, peaceful setting. Good quality, it's a shame you can't choose the cakes. The Charentaise galettes with spreads are very good, but only two galettes for three spreads is a bit stingy. The little bag with a madeleine and a brookie to take away is a great idea.

A cozy atmosphere, gentle service, exceptional products—what more could you ask for?

First experience at Café Clotilde. A pleasant, calm, and cozy place. Disappointed by the seasonal pastries, too similar and not enough fruit (strawberry season). On the other hand, very disappointed by the service; orders were repeated three times and the drinks were incorrect. The young waitress was dragging her feet… The quality/price ratio is far from being as advertised.

I was so looking forward to trying breakfast at Café Clotilde. Very disappointing. Mediocre quality and appalling service. The person who greeted me, with her Spanish accent, curtly told me to be quiet and listen. I've never experienced anything like it in my life, having traveled extensively and stayed in renowned establishments for years. In short, I won't be back.

A cozy little corner in the Latin Quarter, perfect for breakfast, cocktails, or tea. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We'll be back!

The place is quite cozy and pleasant, and well located. We had afternoon tea, and the savory portion with the open-faced sandwiches was quite generous, which is rare for afternoon tea, so I really appreciated it! The pastries are all delicious, and it's very clever to offer the travel cakes to take away at the end of the experience; it prevents you from feeling too full (given that the portion is already quite substantial) and it's a truly thoughtful touch. The service is very attentive and kid-friendly. I recommend it and will definitely be back!

A Tea Time we'll remember. We were welcomed by Isabel, who handled a minor hiccup with the savory items perfectly. Being able to choose a second hot drink, different from the first, was a real plus, as was the option for a cold drink. This allowed us to try the hot chocolate and tea, as well as the mango smoothie and detox juice. Everything was truly delicious and generous... the spreads were excellent. Special mention also goes to Gunmi, who reacted quickly to an unexpected issue with the pastries.

A very mixed experience. We had booked the "Arts and Crafts" afternoon tea. The welcome and service upon arrival were remarkable. The first course, open-faced sandwiches, was good, though not exceptional. "Scene 1," the sweet course, consisted of "sticks" of shortbread to dip in different spreads. It was good, but we were given three small bowls for four people, which was very inconvenient. Then the drinks were delicious, no complaints there. The disappointment came with "Scene 2," which was brought to us without any explanation of what we were being served, which I already found disappointing. And contrary to what was indicated, we didn't receive two pastries, but one pastry and a marble cake covered in chocolate. In short, it wasn't quite the same thing. Furthermore, one of the tables was extremely noisy, to the point of even bothering my daughter; we had considerable difficulty hearing each other.

A perfect afternoon tea, a delicate and indulgent experience. The service was brisk without being rushed. The room is beautifully decorated; it's a little cramped, but still comfortable. The cakes are delicious.

Our first afternoon tea at Café Clothilde, where we came to try Nina Metayer's pastries. The place is elegant, and the service is very professional and pleasant. The savory options are quite average, but the chef's pastries are excellent. However, we didn't receive the petit fours to take away as indicated on the menu (the madeleine and the brookie), which we only noticed when rereading it. This left a rather bitter taste, especially considering the price, which wasn't exactly cheap. Overall, a pretty good experience, but still mixed feelings.