Exki - Menu

I stayed at a hotel accros the street and ate there breakfast every morning & evening. great fresh & YAMMI food

Absolutely delicious. Lots of fresh and healthy foods and great vegetarian options (that are all well marked as vegetarian)

Good soup and sandwiches in a very good location. And not very expensive which helps people on a limited budget. The place is always clean and the menu varied.

The EXKi café looks very democratic, same are prices and at the same time the place is clean, has a huge choice of Fairtade products, quite good coffee and nice choice of salads, soups and etc for a lunch.

You don't get much in Paris that's value for money, but you'll find it here, as well good, fresh food. Maybe a little lacking in atmosphere, so you probably won't linger longer ... but so what ... there are things to do and see. You're in Paris!

Eek should be your response when you see what your bill v quantity of food. We got two tiny muffins, two coffees & Frappe for €22. The worst was the coffee's was 70% foam. Bland room with cheap bland furniture. Not at all representative of Paris. It's all about profit here.

Don't usually review sandwich places, but the walnut and raisin baguette with goats cheese was so good I felt compelled to write a few words. Possibly the best sandwich I have ever had!Quality pre-prepared food if you're on the go or in a hurry. Perfect to grab on the way to the Gare du Nord!

We decided to go to Exki for breakfast as we felt a bit 'heavy' after eating crossaints and baguettes for breakfast all week. Being vegetarians and healthy eaters we thought it would be a good idea to go there, completely regret it. The breakfast options were not easy to understand and the staff were not welcoming. No smiles when we asked for help. The breakfast is so over priced and not very nice. Unless you are really struggling to find a breakfast place near don't bother going to Exki. No atmosphere and expensive. Won't be going there again.

Our hotel recommended this restaurant when after arriving from San Francisco via a 10 hour plane flight. We just wanted a light lunch and this place was perfect. The protocol is like a college cafeteria but with great food and beautiful presentation. You grab a tray at the entrance and then graze from a wide variety of sandwiches (even the bread is bio!), fresh fruits, salads and a delicious array of deserts. Interestingly the desserts are at the beginning of the line -- my kind of eating establishment. There were a wide variety of drinks but no wines that I saw (strange for a French eating establishment). The place was busy with what appeared to be 99% locals. Three cashiers kept the line m...