New on the block, the welcoming window of pastries will lure you in, even if it's still breakfast time.And good thing. Because once inside this charming rue Montorgueil addition, you'll instantly see that this is a restaurant as well as a pastry shop. If you sit at the counter you can order your coffee and pay comptoir prices (TIP: it's the cheapest way in France to drink your coffee). But if you're staying for breakfast, make yourself comfortable at one of the nicely laid tables and order something more fulfilling. We're not talking American breakfast fulfilling here, but quiche, croissants and buttered, toasted baguettes with fresh confiture are coming right up if you ask for them.