Where to Eat and Sip Tea in the Latin Quarter

Here are some restaurants and tea spots in and around the Latin Quarter. Check each one's location, menu, and reviews on Google Maps, then pick whatever suits your taste.

For a quick bite - Coffee Club: An American-style brunch spot near the Luxembourg Gardens, so you can see the Panthéon, have brunch, and then stroll through the park. - Au P'tit Grec: A crêpe shop with plenty of choice, from sweet snack crêpes with Nutella and banana to hearty savory ones with tomato and egg. The crêpes aren't something you can only get in Paris, so it's best when you just want a quick, casual meal.

For a relaxed sit-down meal - La Boissonnerie: A French restaurant using only French fish and meat, with seasonal menus for fresh French cooking. It's popular, so book ahead. - Bobae: A Korean restaurant serving Korean-style Chinese dishes such as jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, and sweet-and-sour pork, popular with the local Korean community. A good pick when you want a change from French food.

For drinks and small plates: tapas bars - L'Avant Comptoir du Marché: A hip tapas bar known for its bread to start and pork dishes, and a good place to sample several tapas. The wait can be long and reservations aren't accepted, so expect to queue. It's busiest in the evening, so go during the day or before 6 p.m. - Sourire Galande tapas françaises: Fusion French tapas, with menus that change with seasonal ingredients. Try the Croquettes de comté or the Mini burger sourire.

For tea - Restaurant La Mosquée de Paris: A spot for tea in an exotic atmosphere. As the name suggests, it has an Arabic feel, so it suits anyone looking for something a little different.