You can find fresh orange juice in many places. However, it’s usually not cheap, nor terribly expensive. The most common location is inside a bar/brasserie when you get coffee in the morning. They all have machines that will press the oranges on order. Order your coffee and juice and stand at the bar if you want to save money. You’ll pay more if you sit in the chairs at the sidewalk.

I usually buy my juices in the supermarket. They are not bad; similar to the “not from concentrate” juices in the states. A good bottle will cost around 3 Euros, but lasts me about a week.

There are also juice and smoothie restaurants. They are not like the American “Jamba Juice” stores. The servings are much smaller, more expensive, and concentrate on fresh ingredients rather than frozen.

Am finding your blog very helpful in the process of planning a 10 day trip to Paris.
I wanted to know from you, if you could tell me, where I could get eggless breads near the Eiffel Tower area ( which arrandissement would that be? ) or anywhere close to it.
Also, I had heard on another blog that the couple managed on a very minimum budget as they had loads of fresh oranje juice- could you tell me the best places fr orange juice?

Thanks a lot, I will surely write back with more queries.

Rgds,

Seemantini