Little Paris Café

This is a cute and cozy cafe. The coffee smells amazing and the brunch is delicious. It gets quite crowded on weekends, so you might have to wait a while. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. The staff is very enthusiastic and the prices are reasonable.

Visited for brekky and was not dissapointed. The Croque Madame was delicious and helped start the morning with no regrets. Cafe was small and only had the one chef so don't be surprised if you need a short wait.

Cute little rustic cafe tucked just off the katoomba street… French inspired decor.. tasty crepes & vietnamese 🇻🇳 iced coffee fast & friendly service, no waiting for a table

This place was recommended by a travelling mate, He was right, a real hidden gem of a cafe and really busy for coffee and food. My wife and I drove up from Sydney and just wanted a light snack, so we ordered a Devonshire tea with one scone each. A delightful tasting scone, generous jam and cream. A big pot of tea each, as well. Staff were warm and friendly and good service, too. Seems like crowds go there for lunch, very popular, indeed, for good reason. Not sure why the windows looked so dirty from the inside, maybe they don't have time to clean them. Anyway, food and beverages are good.

This is for you if you love handmade gourmet food.. Went there for a breakfast coffee and had a nice experience. The lady was so cheerful to greeted us in and to take the order. I really really loved the Omlette. I ordered two omlettes one with smoked salmon and the other with sausages. Can't decide which one is better. Can highly recommended both. The stuffed cheese was next level and was they had cooked the eggs perfectly. Also tried the savory Crepes. Wasn't my best experience. Looked very healthy, but I'm not very sure about the taste and texture it brings out. Salmon and cheese Croissant had a different taste too. But I loved it. They had used aomekind of a cream cheese as I could see. Coffee had a very authentic taste too.. Loved it.. Thank you very much team!!