Cafe Mareva - Speisekarte

I've been several times to Café Mareva and I will keep going. On top of the cosy atmosphere, everything in the menu is amazing. Coffee is really good as the freshly made juices. On top of all the above, the manager/waiter is really nice (and speak several languages).

I stopped here twice during my stay in Paris. Everything was soooooo good!! The baked goods tasted amazing and the kale smoothie bowl was such a good reset after too much cheese But right now i just want the guacamole waffle, seriously the best waffle i've had in ages! And a big thank you to Mareva for being so welcoming and friendly!!

The entire menu is GF and lactose free. Service was friendly, but a bit slow (our server was fine, but working alone during peak hours). Tried the avocado sweet potato waffles fried chicken waffles both were decent, but could've been better. Lemon tart...was nice, coffee was good. The place itself can get quite noisy. Overall a pretty average experience.

absolutely incredible. everything is gluten-free. the waffeln are perfect, I want the recipe. we went two days in a row because it was amazing. I tried two different waffles, the red berries smoothie shell and two different brownies (cookie brownie and erdnussbutter brownie). her sheer milk latte was also amazing. the personal is so nice, I wish I could clone this restaurant and bring it home.

The coffee here is sensational, and as I am all about lactose free, it's also healthy. The space is very comfortable as unlike other places in Paris there's lots of space and you don't get caught up in your neighbor's conversations. The service was friendly and Mareva is not only charming, but speaks multiple languages. I didn't eat here, but my friends did and they loved the food as well - definitely recommend.

I stayed in Paris for one week and came back to this "Cafe Place" three times because it tasted sooo good. The Food is all lactose and gluten-free (what you cannot taste!). I had almoust all the deserts, drank cafe, tried the cold iced tea and had a salty waffle for lunch. The service was very friendly and we almoust didnt have to wait for the food at all.The price for such a nice location close to the center of Paris was very good and the desserts and the Cafe one of the memories I take back from Paris to Germany:-) I will be back!!!

Came to this café to have a brunch with a friend.We had brunch in the room upstairs which has NO light at all, the environment is poorly decorated. 20 minutes later the waitress asked us to switch to another table to put a sit three...people instead (this is not good service). And finally only put two people on it! Seriously! We took the pancakes and asked for scrambled eggs instead of sunny side eggs. The waitress gave us sunny side eggs. Pancakes taste terrible, the batter is crumbing. So nothing good in there, the layout is one of the worse i have ever seen in paris and the pancakes taste really bad. Have brunch in your own house, cheaper, better layout and better food.

five adult in our family traveled to paris to celebrate my birthday, aug 2022. three of us are gluten intolerant, and two of us are lactose intolerant - that creates a whole challenge for eating! we found cafe mareva on the first morning and had three there. (they were closed 2 of the days we were there, or it would have been every morning! the coffee is wonderful, and can be made latte with milk! we tried several things - the English breakfast with a gluten-free waffle, the French toast, the dishes with fruit, stir and an breakfast speciality that had a sweet potato waffel and many tasty on the top! everything was delicious! and the people who work there are very warm and welcoming! that is...

It's very rare I find myself in such goosepimpled state over a simple waffle and brownie combination; rarer still that I find myself this motivated to pen a review on TripAdvisor, but this my friends, is just such an auspicious occasion. I ask you to join me on a veritable Paris Contiki tour of the taste buds as we deconstruct the simple beauty that once danced through my senses.In front of me sat a simple plate, not unlike you would find in any other cafe in Paris: simple yet elegant as if to scoff in juxtaposed pride at the nourishment that sat upon it. A sliver of that eternal staple, a wholemeal victory, within which a concoction of more luxurious ingredients did battle for your tasting...