Cosi
Sandwicherie — Quartier De Saint Germain Des Pres (Paris)
À propos
Cosi est une sandwicherie parisienne emblématique située au cœur du 6ème arrondissement, spécialisée dans des sandwichs artisanaux à base de focaccia maison, cuite dans un four à bois. Fondée par Juan Sanchez et Drew Harré, l'établissement propose une vingtaine de garnitures créatives allant du speck à la ricotta, en passant par la dinde tandoori. L'ambiance décontractée attire étudiants, jeunes actifs et touristes, qui apprécient le service rapide et les produits frais. Ouvert de midi à 23h, Cosi offre une expérience de street food de qualité avec des sandwichs à des prix accessibles (entre 5,50 et 8 euros). L'espace sur deux étages permet de manger sur place ou de prendre son repas à emporter, avec une atmosphère conviviale et un concept simple mais efficace.
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Cosi, la sandwicherie du 6ème arrondissement
C’est en plein cœur du 6ème arrondissement de Paris que notre agence Cours Saint-Germain s’est implantée, à quelques pas à peine d’une sandwicherie tendance qui rythme les déjeuners de notre équipe : Cosi. CONNAISSEZ-VOUS CETTE SANDWICHERIE, DÉJÀ TENDANCE DANS LE QUARTIER ? On peut y déguster une quinzaine de recettes à base de focaccia pliée en deux façon sandwich (le « pain cosi ») et de salades. Niveau garniture vous aurez l’embarras du choix : ricotta fondante, fines tranches de speck, éclats de noix et ciboulette, dinde tandoori-coleslaw, cheddar, rosbif, cheddar, mayonnaise. Certaines foccacias et leurs garnitures à base d’aliments frais ne sont pas sans rappeler des saveurs de certains plats New-Yorkais ou d’Inde…c’est une véritable explosion de saveurs en bouche. Pour les formules il faudra compter 10 à 13 euros et entre 5 et 8 euros pour les sandwichs seuls. Côté décoration intérieur, la sandwicherie bien souvent bondé, arbore une décoration simple qui reflète l’ambiance bon enfant de l’endroit où étudiants, jeunes actifs, touristes et riverains partagent un sandwich sous une mezzanine. Le plus de l’adresse ? Le service ultra rapide qui permet de se restaurer en clin d’œil façon snack mais avec des produits tous frais ! Restaurant Cosi 54, rue de Seine 75006 Paris TÉL : +33 1 46 33 35 36 MÉTRO : Saint-Germain des Prés, Mabillon, Odéon Retrouvez nos actualités sur les réseaux sociaux : Instagram & Facebook
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Addresses saint germain scavenger hunt - Wonderoute
Would you like to eat or drink somewhere before, during, or after the scavenger hunt? Wonderoute has selected the best spots in and around Saint-Germain-des-Prés, neighborhood filled with restaurants. This selection includes both chic and casual bistros, takeaway spots, bakeries and vegetarian options—ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy. You can view them on Google Maps by clicking this link or by scrolling to the bottom of the page. Click the arrow at the top left of the map to see the addresses listed. If you are logged into Google on your phone, you can also see your current location on the map, allowing you to navigate the neighborhood like a local. If you click on the Google Maps link, you will also see bakeries, ice cream and coffee shops. On the bustling Rue du Buci in 6th, you’ll find Le Chai Saint Germain on a corner. A classic French bistro with dishes on the menu such as oeufs mayo, onion soup, escargots, salads and fish and meat dishes, as well as very good cheese and charcuterie boards for drinks. Le Chai Saint Germain, 26, rue de Buci, 75006 Paris. Cosi has long been the go-to spot in the 6th arrondissement for the tastiest focaccia sandwiches. The menu offers a wide selection of sandwiches around €8 each. Try the Oliva with olive tapenade, oven-roasted tomatoes, and arugula; the Stonker featuring mozzarella, tomatoes, arugula, Grana Padano, and basil; or the Flipper with tuna, fresh tomatoes, and basil. You can choose to enjoy your meal on-site, with seating available at the first floor, or grab a sandwich to go and savor it at the end of your scavenger hunt in Jardin du Luxembourg. Cosi, 54 rue de Seine, Paris. Between the 2nd and the 3rd stop of the scavenger hunt, you will find the classic bistrot La Palette. On the menu an array of dishes ranging from delicious omelets to quiches, croque-monsieur, beef tartare, duck and fish. In the summer you can sit well here on the terrace, and in the winter it is cozy inside. La Palette serves lunch only and no dinner. From cocktail hour, you can come here for the tastiest cheese and charcuterie boards. La Palette, 43 Rue de Seine, 75006 Paris. Try to find a spot at L’Avant Comptoir du Marché if your’re looking for some drinks with some good bites. This place is located in a small street between stop 3 and 4 of the scavenger hunt. The restaurant is situated both inside and on an attractive terrace under the arcades of the Marché Saint-Germain. It’s the ideal place for a good glass of wine and tasty bites in a cozy and informal setting with high tables. The menu reflects the diversity of French cuisine with a modern twist, where products from both land and sea are transformed into small portions. Service runs continuously from noon to 11 PM, seven days a week, throughout the year. Prices for hors d’oeuvres vary from €5 to €15 per mini-portion, not including wine. Bottle prices start at €20, with glasses of wine ranging from €3.50 to €17. L’Avant Comptoir du Marché, 14 Rue Lobineau, 75006 Paris. Try to find a spot at L’Avant Comptoir du Marché if your’re looking for some drinks with some good bites. This place is located in a small street between stop 3 and 4 of the scavenger hunt. The restaurant is situated both inside and on an attractive terrace under the arcades of the Marché Saint-Germain. It’s the ideal place for a good glass of wine and tasty bites in a cozy and informal setting with high tables. The menu reflects the diversity of French cuisine with a modern twist, where products from both land and sea are transformed into small portions. Service runs continuously from noon to 11 PM, seven days a week, throughout the year. Prices for hors d’oeuvres vary from €5 to €15 per mini-portion, not including wine. Bottle prices start at €20, with glasses of wine ranging from €3.50 to €17. L’Avant Comptoir du Marché, 14 Rue Lobineau, 75006 Paris. Located on a street near the Jardin du Luxembourg, Judy is the go-to spot for healthy lunch options. The menu features items such as a granola bowl, avocado toast, and classic eggs Benedict. Judy, 14 Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 75001 Parijs. For an authentic Breton crêpe experience in Paris, Breizh Café is the place to visit. Here, you can enjoy the traditional crêpe salée, also known as a galette. The menu offers a wide selection of both savory and sweet crêpes. Breizh Café, named after the Breton word for Brittany—a region in the northwest of France—has several locations across Paris. Conveniently, the café at 1 Rue de l’Odéon, is located on the route of the treasure hunt, between stop 3 and stop 4, making it an ideal spot for a delicious break during your adventure. Breizh, 1 Rue de l’Odéon, 75006 Paris. Boca Mexa is conveniently located just before stop 3 on the scavenger hunt and is a great option for those in need of a quick bite. This Mexican restaurant offers a selection of burritos, quesadillas, and tacos. While it is primarily focused on to-go orders, there are also a few seating options available for those who wish to stay and enjoy their meal. Boca Mexa, 59 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 75006 Paris. La Terasse de Madame is located in the heart of Jardin du Luxembourg, near the final stop of the scavenger hunt. Surrounded by greenery, this terrace is the perfect spot for lunch or a drink while the children can safely play in the park, away from passing cars. La Terasse de Madame, 138 Rue de Médicis, 75006 Paris. Brasserie Lipp, founded in 1880 by Léonard Lipp, is one of the most iconic dining establishments in Paris, located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The restaurant is situated at the starting point of the treasure hunt. Known for its classic Alsatian dishes like sauerkraut, the restaurant has always held a special place in Parisian culture, with famous guests such as former presidents Georges Pompidou and François Mitterrand, as well as Ernest Hemingway and international stars like Kate Moss and Elizabeth Taylor. The original decor is still intact, contributing to the authentic atmosphere. If you want to dine on the ground floor, the spot where locals sit, it is advisable to make a reservation in advance. The first floor is often seen by Parisians as the place for ‘les touristes’. Brasserie Lipp, 151 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris. Ralph’s, just a short distance from the starting point of the scavenger hunt, is a restaurant connected to the Ralph Lauren boutique. This stylish spot offers a serene setting where you can enjoy iconic American dishes. The menu features classics like eggs Benedict, bagels with smoked salmon, pancakes, the famous Ralph’s Burger, lobster rolls, and a New York-style Caesar Salad. While it is certainly on the pricier side, the elegant courtyard garden makes it the perfect place for a tranquil lunch or dinner. The ambiance is stylish both indoors and out, with an interior reminiscent of a luxurious hunting lodge, complete with a crackling fireplace and beautifully set tables. Ralph’s Restaurant, 173 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris. Localino, located between stops 3 and 4 of the treasure hunt, is an elegant Italian restaurant. The tables are beautifully set with white tablecloths. Although it is a bit more expensive, you can enjoy delicious Italian dishes in a cozy atmosphere here. In front of the restaurant, there is a small terrace, ideal for outdoor lunch or dinner. Localino, 10 Rue de l’Odéon, 75006 Paris. Le Bistrot de Paris, located on rue de Lille, is a chic bistro with a rich history dating back to 1848. Originally known as the Grand Restaurant Georget, it opened its doors as Le Bistrot de Paris in 1965. The interior was renovated that same year and has retained the classic charm that has made it a beloved meeting place for writers, intellectuals, artists, and politicians. Although it is not the cheapest option on the list, it is the perfect choice for those seeking a truly authentic Parisian bistro experience. The restaurant is within walking distance from the starting point of the scavenger h
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1. Paris/ 2. reviews/ 3. Cosi PARReview photo credit: Wenkang Shan For 35 years, this casual restaurant has drawn regulars with its ultra-thin, housemade focaccia, baked to order in a wood-fired oven. We’d happily tear into a hot piece of salty, unadorned dough, but the fillings are fantastic—and there are enough options to come back every day for two weeks without getting the same thing twice. The MedWedd is always a winner. Briny olive tapenade and creamy goat cheese melt into every crevice of the warm bread, layered with fresh tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, and chive. And unlike a bakery, this place has actual tables, seats, and a clean bathroom, so you can regroup before heading off to your next landmark. LE DAILY SYRIEN This Syrian falafel shop may not have the cult following of some others in Paris, but if you ask us, their sandwiches are even more deserving of lines out the door. LE PETIT VENDÔME Le Petit Vendôme serves exceptional iterations of the standard Parisian jambon beurre. GEMÜSE The name of this Berlin-style kebab shop is, fittingly, German for "vegetables"—and you’re going to eat a lot of them at Gemüse. COSI $$$$
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