Le Daily Syrien

Le Daily Syrien combines a small deli with a newspaper kiosk. With quite a large selection of interesting papers and magazines, it serves good, well-prepared Syrian food, such as hommos, taboule, shawarmas, falafels, and the likes. Not to forget, the mandatory the a la menthe. Simply good, and definitely more appetizing than similar offerings in the surrounding neighborhood. 

Hope

Hope is a small organic, ex-surfer/skater hangout around the Lamarck-Caulaincourt. During summer you'll find sun on the pavement in front of you. Although the love and feel good ambience does not comes fully through in all the dishes, the place is a great weekend-hangout. Nice, chilled people all over. Excellent fruit and vegetable juices, and served just as you wish. For most of it, quite decent stuff, made with honest products.

www.hope-cafe.com

Spring

In the heart of the first district in Paris is a recently opened wineshop/deli/wine bar called Spring. With a minuscule office under the roof and a only very basic kitchen at the back of the shop, the place is most of all an extended wine shop. 

The food served is simple, street inspired for people passing by during the day. They make excellent soups and serve good wines. You dont even need to get the soup.... The place is simple, not elegant, and although it at times may seem deserted, it's pure love and nice people looking for an occasion to start talking. Broad and interesting wine selection, though with an emphasis on young wines, and despite the good location it remains rather pricy.

The same guys also hold the supposedly excellent restaurant, also bearing the name Spring, just 25 meters away...


www.springparis.fr