Paul exist in France, since a while. They arrived in USA, and offer they same quality of homemade products. Just go for pastries, bread and sandwiches, it is not a restaurant. The so so part is sometime the service.

Paul exist in France, since a while. They arrived in USA, and offer they same quality of homemade products. Just go for pastries, bread and sandwiches, it is not a restaurant. The so so part is sometime the service.
Food was just OK. A cold chicken sandwich with some avocado thrown on it put on a plate out of a display case isn't something I would expect to be delicious or anything. It was decent. After waiting 20 minutes they realized they had forgot to enter my boyfriends salad so we decided to cancel the order and they happily...
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All the food looked excellent, and it tasted just as good! We were incredibly happy with our choice to stop there and we liked it so much, we went back the next day. The staff was so kind and helpful as well. A place all tourists and locals should visit.
Casual dining, including outdoor cafe tables. We had a very nice Salad Nicoise, Rhubard Tart & Ice Tea. Had a fun seat next to the window where we were able to enjoy watching people stroll past the restaurant. Would go back when next in the neighborhood.
I always stop at Paul in Charles de Gaul to pick up some croissant to bring home with me when visiting Paris. I'm so excited that I now have multiple Paul locations in Washington, D.C. to enjoy! The croissants are authentic, light and flaky - try the pain au chocolate, almond or almond chocolate croissants. Their sandwiches are also delicious,...
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We have been to Paul in several locations in France and when we were walking down Pennsylvania Avenue and saw the logo, we were excited. The baguette was very much like the real thing, the same yeastiness and crust. We sampled several of the pastries and each was just like in France. The macarons are very good. The place was...
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Paul is an elegant French fast food place. There are many in the Middle East but those have waiter service and a more extensive menu. This one in DC does not have waiter service but does have very good quality coffee, bread, pastry and sandwitches. It is a small place but if you are there when it is not busy...
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We had just done the National Archives and wanted a decent sit down lunch. Oh sweet mother of Thor this place is AWESOME!!!!! I had the crepe with spinach, ham and cheese, John had the quiche Lorraine both amazing and then dessert was perfect. I had the raspberry rouge fruit torte and John had a chocolate Napoleon. You order at...
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I was in DC on business. I had breakfast here 5 days and lunch 4! I can get over the quality of the food. And they've applied for a liquor license. Even better! Call ahead to place your order. They staff are friendly, but slow.
If you ever wanted to know how to turn an egg into a hockey puck, stop by Paul.
Ordered a croque madame on a less than busy morning. Waited 24 minutes for blackened bread, charred cheese and a hockey puck of a fried egg. No joke-- the egg was solid rubber. When I gently lifted one side of the egg...
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