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Loved this famous and prestigious cafe in Paris. Historic and highly regarded, I can tell why. We went for breakfast on Sunday, and didn't need to queue. We did go at 8am though, and there was a crowd starting to develop inside. We ordered the- Special flore dark chocolat with creme Croissant Toast with echire butter The Le The de flore tea creation Croque Monsieur special flore Has to be the best croissant we had in Paris. Can't recommend the croissant enough. The hot chocolate was delightful and wasn't too sickening. I recommend to order it with the creme. The french butter was tasty too. Next time I would love to try the French onion soup and cafe de flore terrine. Overall 10/10 and highly recommend when looking for an authentic French cafe experience in Paris.

This has to be one of the most famous cafés in Paris, it’s been featured in countless movies and stories! I just had to visit while I was in the city, and it was absolutely worth it. It’s always super busy (clearly I wasn’t the only one with the same idea), so I waited about half an hour in line. But once seated, I had the best onion soup of my life! I also tried the foie gras, which came in a much larger portion than expected, definitely something to share with at least three people. The service was handsome…wait…I mean friendly.

Very very busy cafe. A bit of a wait for food and drink, but I was determined to experience because of its cultural significance. Mixed drinks were creative and delicious! However I saw many patrons order the hot chocolate and I was a bit remorseful I had not gone that route. Must see for any “lost generation” aficionados. Timeless, elegant. In the corner by the stairs, there is a delightful little dollhouse recreation of the cafe with small pictures of its famous guests, Hemingway, Fitzgerald. I can easily see how this would invite conversation and creativity. And I just love Paris. A win win!

A Parisian Classic Worth Experiencing! Café de Flore is the quintessential Parisian café — elegant, historic, and full of charm. Sitting on the terrace with a coffee or hot chocolate while watching the world go by feels like stepping into a timeless Paris postcard. We enjoyed a leisurely breakfast with perfectly flaky croissants, delicious omelets, and rich café crème. The service was attentive and professional, even with the café’s lively atmosphere. It’s easy to see why Café de Flore remains a Paris institution — a place where history, ambiance, and great food come together beautifully. Don’t miss it if you want to experience authentic Parisian café culture at its best!

Simply amazing. The entire experience was incredible. The hostess was welcoming, and the server was very attentive! We enjoyed some incredible food and was a high pointe of our trip. Do not miss this outstanding snapshot of Paris!

Café de Flore is one of Paris’s most iconic historic cafés, offering a quintessentially Parisian atmosphere filled with charm and character. Known for its classic décor, sidewalk seating, and lively buzz, it’s the perfect place to soak in the city’s café culture. The menu features traditional French dishes, delicious pastries, and rich coffee — all served with that unmistakable Parisian flair. While it remains a must-visit spot for its heritage and ambiance, it can get quite busy and touristic, especially during peak hours, so visiting early or off-peak is recommended.

I definitely enjoyed the bites and sops at this iconic cafe. we sat inside to escape the summer heat. I ordered tea and Carpaccio which were both delicious. Supersingly the best thing on their menu was their chips. Yes chips, so good I had to ask for seconds. The server was friendly and kept checking on our table while managing busy tables. Many places are touristy, but the food and services were great.

A legendary café nestled in the heart of Paris, was an experience that blended culinary delight with a deep dive into cultural history. Known as a popular tourist destination and a hub for intellectual and artistic gatherings since the early 20th century, this iconic spot has hosted luminaries like Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Ernest Hemingway. The café’s rich heritage is palpable in its elegant Art Deco interior. As for the food, I was pleasantly surprised the flavors exceeded my expectations. While the prices were, as anticipated, on the higher side—reflecting its prime location and reputation—the quality justified the cost to some extent. The service was also commendable; the staff were attentive and courteous. For anyone traveling to Paris, Les Deux Magots offers more than just a meal—it’s a journey through time. I’d recommend it for its historical charm and unexpectedly tasty offerings!

Classic, Touristy, and Surprisingly Good Is this place touristy? Yes. Is it historical? Yes. Is it fun? Absolutely. Is it tasty? Also yes. It’s one of those must-try-once spots in Paris, and honestly, the food was much better than I expected for such a touristy location. We started with two St. Germain spritzes—because, well, we were on St. Germain! 😍 Then came the foie gras pâté and steak tartare with frites, both of which were delicious. No worries here about sketchy raw beef—everything was fresh and well-prepared. Then we couldn't resist getting a chocolate mousse after seeing our neighboring table digging in and ooohing and aaahing about it. :D Service was attentive and friendly, and everything was delicious! Would I go back? Maybe—not as a destination restaurant, but definitely as a nice stop for drinks or snacks while shopping. And with Louis Vuitton right next door, it’s hard to resist a little post-retail pick-me-up. 😉

Let me start by saying this was the best hot chocolate I’ve ever had in my life. I’m not exaggerating... The best! It’s thick, smooth, and so creamy it feels like you’re drinking melted chocolate bars. There’s this tiny bitter note that makes it even richer, but it’s not too sweet either. Just perfect balance. I honestly took my time with it, like sip by sip slow, because I didn’t want it to end. The service was super friendly and quick, which made the whole thing even better. The place itself has this cozy, peaceful vibe that makes you forget about the rush outside. I walked out just feeling happy. Simple as that.

Tonight we chose Les Deux Magots a Paris restaurant since 1884. We chose a Haut-Medoc wine to sip before dinner. Michael started with the warm goat cheese salad and I had a bite, it was very tasty. Michaels entree was the rib of Veal and I had filet of Beef with 5 berry pepper sauce and both were absolutely amazing. Michaels desert was tarte tatin and I had vanilla ice cream both were amazing. We both had a generous pour of 20 year port to finish the evening. Our waiter and everyone was so polite that it made the evening a very relaxing and pleasurable experience. Bravo!

Tried the classic breakfast ,14euro with one drink ,one croissant and one baguette,the hot chocolate is too thick for me,would rather have some milk with it,it seems like melt chocolate which is too heavy. The bread is so so. Good view and nice waiters.

Everything was great! We were seated quickly and our waiter was very attentive. We tried the chicken toastie and a sea bass dish. Then had the hot chocolate to drink. The food was perfectly cooked and well seasoned. As for the hot chocolate it was so rich and creamy it tasted like you were drinking chocolate chips. Everything was served at a good temperature and all around we were big fans of this place. My only complaint is how close the seats were to one another. The waiter had to move the table for people in the booth to get in and out of their seats and you were about 8 inches away from the table next to you. Fair warning to anyone else from the states coming here they do charge for water.

Went for a Parisian breakfast and loved it! The atmosphere is classic and charming, perfect for soaking up the Paris vibe. Their hot chocolate is absolutely delicious — rich, smooth, and a must-try. A beautiful spot to start the day in Paris.

A nice breakfast experience, but a bit overhyped. We got there around 9:30 and managed to grab the only available table without a reservation. By 10:30, the place was full and quite a few people had to leave. The café is very popular and clearly in high demand. We had the shakshuka, pancakes, focaccia, and some extra halloumi — all tasty, but none of them really had a “wow” factor. The golden latte was a nice and different option on the menu. Overall, we enjoyed it, but the hype might set expectations a little too high.

Absolutely outstanding coffee – one of the best espressos I’ve ever had. Perfectly balanced body with an interesting complexity and just the right amount of acidity. A must-visit for any true coffee lover. As for the food, it was a genuine French culinary experience. This was our first stop on our trip to Paris, and we kept reminiscing about it throughout our stay. Highly recommended!

Got here early so not that many people there yet. As per most people’s recommendation we ordered green eggs and pancakes with fruit. I am not really a pancake person but was surprisingly impressed. It’s made with orange juice that gives it a unique sweetness. My wife also liked their green eggs. It went perfectly with fresh bread. Don’t forget to add bacons to your breakfast! A fantastic touch by the chef as it’s crispy but not dry. Last but not least, the simple but artsy setting is well complemented with its background music - mostly soft vocal jazz and 90s pops. Well done!

I found this place while looking for a nice breakfast place near my hostel and I liked it so much that I had to go back the next day again. The food was amazing! The Shakshukas with feta were very delicious. The pancakes were like I never tasted before. Delicate, fresh, aromatic. I’ll have to visit Paris again just to come back here!

Lovely restaurant with good and healthy food. I had a small spinach, union, feta and egg in a hot pan. Which was excellent and enough. The shakshuka also looked very nice! Everything is fresh, healthy and really good. The waitresses are lovely, very friendly.

Great little place to tuck into for a cup of coffee or breakfast! Really enjoyed the local feel of this place! Nice selection of a menu with some real speciality plates that takes this up a notch from a normal breakfast place. Lovely cup of coffee!

Took my in-laws here for Sunday brunch and we all had the pancakes. They were truly amazing and exceptional! Very friendly staff! Can't wait to visit again.

I took my husband here for his birthday and he said it was the best birthday dinner he ever had. I was curious to see if it lived up to the hype and it actually did. Everything was fantastic, from the food to the service. We both had the steak and fries and it was an easy 10/10. For dessert we ordered the souffle and it was very unique but good as well, very light. Also important to note - we called at midday and got a reservation for that same night. When we arrived there were several persons who came as walk ins and they all got though and fairly quickly as well.

We came for one thing, steak au poivre. That's it. We'd heard it was maybe the best in Paris. It was, just fantastic. There is an old school ambiance to the place as well and the staff were friendly and attentive. I can't speak to the other items on the menu, but I regret not coming sooner for the steak. It was that good. The place is small, make a reservation if you can.

Bistrot Paul Bert serves my favorite steak au poivre—anywhere. A perfectly cooked, juicy, tender cut of beef with just the right amount of cracked pepper and that luscious, creamy sauce… I’m literally dreaming about it as I write this. I need to go back soon. Hubby ordered the steak tartare, which came with crispy fries and a simple green salad — classic, no-nonsense, and absolutely delicious. Service was friendly and efficient, the kind of old-school Parisian hospitality that’s warm without fuss. Now, fair warning: they don’t answer their phone, and getting a reservation can be tricky. But if you show up right when they open on a weekday, you might just snag a table — that’s what we did. It’s a little out of the way, but trust me, it’s worth every minute (and every euro of the taxi ride). Our total came to around USD 120, and the bill came with a couple of adorable little canelés on the house. A perfect Parisian meal from start to finish.

Exceptional meal, highly recommended and can’t wait to go back. Could drink the steak pepper sauce alone! Please let me know when your cook book becomes available in English! I’ll be the first to buy it. Thank you!

Beautiful little bistrot. We went for the fillet au sauce de poivre, the sauce was spectacular but we would have liked the fillet to be more tender. The tartar was spectacular with mustard and chopped onion The souffle with the grand marnier was tasty. The service was super friendly and the interior felt cozy and authentic.

I was expecting a amazing experience, the beef with pepper was but the rest was average. Getting a table at bistro Paul Bert is challenging and expectations was very high indeed. We started by the girolles and egg, it was nice but the one at the grand cafe at the grand palais is much nicer. Then we had the rabbit and confit tomatoes which was not amazing just nice. 👍 for the bread, pity that salted butter is not served with it. The 2 cheese gougères were nice but overcooked to my taste therefore quite dry. Then we had the star of the show the beef with pepper sauce and yes the sauce is incredible, absolutely delicious. The beef portion is not generous and the chips portion is not big either for 2. The whole main course is really yummy, very well balanced and executed. Then came the desserts and they were both disappointing. The soufflé tasted undercooked, I could not taste the grand marnier. It was a poor experience. We also had the îles flottantes : too sugary the egg whites were too dense, too packed and the crème pâtissière had far too much sugar. Although the starters and the main were served within 25 min of our arrival, we waited far too long to get our desserts ( please note that we ordered the soufflé with our main meal as we are aware that time is needed) and then we waited over 30 minutes and had to asked twice the invoice and decided to go and pay at the till as our waiter was not coming to our table. Overall, go to bistro Paul Bert to enjoy the beef with pepper sauce which is spectacular but skip starters and desserts, they are not worth your time or your money. Please note that we just had a meal at the grand cafe at the grand palais today and for the same price, the overall meal just can’t be compared (every dish was so tasty).

Make a reservation! We were in Paris for two weeks for my 40th birthday trip, and went to Paul Bert For lunch. It was a beautiful sunny day and we sat on the patio. A side note, the patio is Wheelchair accessible as my husband is in a wheelchair and requires a flat surface - Which is great considering a lot of the bistros in Paris are too small for wheelchairs. I would say that the steak au poivre is the best in Paris. The fries are also top two or three in Paris so make sure you get those as well Service was wonderful, and the server even gave us his own personal number if we wanted to come back again during our trip as it is hard to get reservations! Sidenote again– Make sure that you purchase some merchandise from them. We forgot to get a T-shirt and all the merchandise online is done through a third-party seller and way more expensive.

If you’re in Paris, you must try this Legendary and Delicious Chocolate Emporium. There are many choices to choose from. I tried their hot chocolate. It was delicious but was too sweet for me to finish the large mug. The chocolate eclairs and the Mille feuille were crunchy and fresh. But my favorite was the Monte Blanc. See the photo. The Mont-Blanc from Angelina's in Paris is a signature Parisian dessert made of a meringue base, a light whipped cream filling, and topped with a mound of sweetened chestnut purée "vermicelli". Created at the beginning of the 20th century, its name comes from its resemblance to the snow-capped peak of Mont Blanc in the Alps. It was soooo Delicious. I had it every day during my trip. You must Not miss this special place in Paris. Prepare to wait for a table. Most of the times we took our order to go and ate them either in Jardin des Tuileries or in Jardins du Trocadéro over looking at the Eiffel Tower. I can’t wait to return soon.

Beautifully appointed elegant tea room right out of the 1900's. The tables and chairs have been in place since the 1920s, the gilded decor and antique mirrors lendifil of earlier times. The drinking chocolate was amazing! Breakfast was as well. Service was excellent. I would highly recommend!

Simply the best mont blanc in Paris (and probably worldwide). Always fresh and so unique. Exceptional hot chocolate too. Breakfast is good but expensive. Beautiful inside but there is usually a long queue. Either avoid peak hours or take away and enjoy in the Tuileries right across the street. One of the truly "incontournable" places in Paris.

Arrived on a Wednesday at 11am. There was no wait and we got seated right away. We were seated in the overflow room and not the main room. The hot chocolate was dark, silky and creamy. Also ordered a croque Madame that was devine. Bread toasted optimally. I preferred Angelina but the other memvmber though Carvette had the better hot chocolate.

I visited Angelina and honestly found it disappointing. It wasn’t worth the ten-minute wait to be seated, and the interior itself wasn’t particularly attractive once inside. One positive is that the location is excellent — it’s close to busy areas in Paris and very easy to get to. The service was good, which I appreciated. A downside for me was that they didn’t offer any alternative milks — only cow’s milk — which meant I couldn’t try the oat chai latte I’d gone specifically for. I ordered the Tarte Coco Passion, which was just okay, and the Golden Detox drink. The total came to €19.50, which felt steep for what I received. I’ve had far better experiences elsewhere, so I wouldn’t return. To avoid the queue just go in and get a take away cake and a hot chocolate! If you want to try!

This place is overrated. We had to wait in a queue for around 40 min. Then once we were in, the tables were too close to each other and you’re literally sitting with strangers. The brunch menu was standard nothing special. The hot chocolate was very nice and their pastries were too. But food wise, it was just standard.

We visited around 3 p.m. on a Sunday, and there was a bit queue, which we didn’t mind. We came specifically for their signature Mont Blanc. I’ve been enjoying this Mont Blanc for over 10 years whenever I visit Paris, but in my opinion, it used to taste better before. Now it’s served in a paper cup — convenient for takeaway, but it feels a bit cheap when dining in the salon, especially considering the €10.50 price. It’s worth trying at least once if you’ve never had it, but I’m not sure I’d come back for it next time.

We dined in, and the experience was fantastic! Our kiddos love the French hot chocolate, was like drinking melted chocolate. The macaroons were perfect, and my wife had some delicious French toast. The service was 5 stars. It was a fun experience in Paris.

This is the best kind of experience, i was longing for many years to come here and have a tea time , i ordered it just in time ( tea time is served from 3 pm to 6 pm ) they take the last order at 6h30 pm altough the lady messed a bit my order by switching one flavor of macaron ( caramel ) and forgetting my glass of champagne, i was such in a good mood that i am only going to put 5 stars to this experience because she immediately got forgiven by serving me a generous glass of champagne after i requested it and gifting me the macaron i ordered at the beginning . A perfect date with myself with delicious food . Nothing can go wrong with laduree altough i was craving a religieuse a la framboise ( which they havent at that precise day and time ) i was very pleased to have the tarte tatin instead. A very french experience for me . It was just perfect place for a happy girl like me .

We sat upstairs in the tea room and had a lovely time. The staff was very friendly. We had macarons and the Marie-Antoinette tea, which were all delicious.

I am a bit disappointed in the presentation of the Ispahan French toast , it could be more elegant. The toast is good as it’s soft and wet which is soaked in egg completely, but the surface is burnt that brings out some bitterness. The rose ice cream and macaron are good. I like the special Laduree tea. The tea room is beautiful. Staff is attentive and helpful.

Fantastic! I made macarons for my local farmers market for a whole summer, so I was excited to try the real thing! They had a great texture to the cookie, a small crunch and chewy center. The raspberry and pistachio were my favorite! I also had the rose and coffee flavors.

A century’s old macaron shop in Paris, with a romantic and ornate turquoise storefront that practically draws you in. The interior carries through with elegant decor in a classic French palace style. The various macaron flavors are just as tempting, and the packaging is refined, full of a sense of ceremony: a pastel green paper bag and a pink box, so charming you won’t want to let go! However, the macarons are on the sweeter side, with a slightly more artificial taste and a stronger almond flavor.

Not the best Ladurée experience. The waiter said the tea was only for one cup and refused to provide a second, which felt disappointing. We ended up ordering two teapots, but it was too much — and felt a bit uncomfortable overall😔

A wonderful French restaurant with an excellent selection of dishes. I absolutely loved the beef tartare and the escargots – both were outstanding. The staff is incredibly friendly and always smiling, which makes the atmosphere even more welcoming. It’s the kind of place where every detail, from the food to the service, makes you want to come back again

We came all the way from Tokyo to celebrate my husband’s 60th birthday, and this restaurant was the perfect finale to our trip. While we’ve visited Tour d’Argent Tokyo before and hoped to dine at the Paris location, it’s closed on Sundays. Thankfully, we booked this sister restaurant and had a wonderful evening. Our server Karim(i'm not sure his name spelling) delivered exceptional service. Every dish and wine pairing exceeded our expectations. I’ll definitely be recommending this place to friends visiting Paris.

We thought we were going to the upper level but got the street side version. A bit disappointing at the 7:30 reservation- the sun was hot and bright and it was hot. You are between the bridge and the road. Spent about $90 per person It is completely outside. So if it’s cold, plan on being cold. If it’s hot, plan on being VERY hot. The whole duck is why you go here. The breast was moist with a crunchy skin. The legs were fabulous! I would recommend this place but understand that this is not fancy. I can’t comment on that wine because I am not very familiar European wine. We were recommended a Rhône wine with the duck, but it tasted Pinot which is not my favorite. Menu is limited. Deserts are limited. Pricing is moderate. About $80 a person to eat here- is it worth it? Meh. Maybe for the duck but overall if given another opportunity ai would probably try something else.

What a wonderful place , the food was out of this world . Everything tasted like a dream . Hocine was just the most amazing waiter and I can say without a doubt that this restaurant is my favorite in Paris. Do yourself a favor and try it , you’ll be impressed.

Wonderful Quenelles and duck. Strongly recommend the desk facing the window after dark, as you can see the street much better in this angle.

Its recommended to book in advance to come in this restaurant. The food was unbelievably good! The chicken was amazing. Next time will look to order the duck

We went here with friends for dinner. We wanted something with high quality french favorites, with a twist and a view. We had the escargot for appetizers, terrine de canard. For the plate I had the poulpe with grilled vegetables and chickpea mousseline (which came with a twist of fresh raspberry sauce). We had the dessert of the day (pistachio) to finish up. We were seated on the terrace on the bridge overlooking Notre-Dame Cathedral. I was in awe with the staff and how the servers dodged traffic walking back and forth from the restaurant. Highly recommend if you are looking for classic Parisian dishes made with precision and flair.

Decent meal, but maybe I’m just not a fan of fondue and cheese-heavy meals (this one was almost a bit too much). Note that there is a one dish per person minimum, and don’t make one of them the Gargantua (it is 2 sandwiches, not just one). Bread was not my favorite - almost tasted a bit stale. Cheese was good. Highlight was the dessert - some of the best vanilla ice cream I’ve ever had.

A Slice of French Heaven! What an absolutely wonderful experience! We recently enjoyed a truly authentic and delicious French evening, savouring the best of French cheese, charcuterie, and wine in a charming Parisian setting. The quality of the food and drink was exceptional. The cheese board was a masterpiece, featuring a perfectly curated selection of regional cheeses, each one a delight. Paired with the generously portioned charcuterie of the finest French cured meats, and an exquisite French wine recommended by the staff, it was a gastronomic triumph. Every bite and every sip was a moment of pure culinary bliss. Beyond the superb food, the service truly elevated the experience. A huge thank you to Vincent, Alice, Barbara, and Etan for their incredible hospitality. They were attentive, friendly, and always available to answer questions and offer recommendations. Their warm and helpful nature made us feel completely welcome and well-cared for throughout the evening. This is a must-visit spot in Paris for anyone looking for a genuine, high-quality, and immensely enjoyable French apéritif or dinner experience. Highly recommended! P.S on our advice, soon will be available Jefferson digestive which is loved by Italian tourists 😉

Traditional Fromanges restaurant! This was our first time trying Formages, and it came highly recommended by friends. The food was delicious, and the staff were incredibly friendly. A special thanks to Noohou and other friendly staff for the warm and attentive service! We sat downstairs in a cozy, air-conditioned space, which was a huge plus during the summer heat. Highly recommend this restaurant!

Excellent Fondue taste and quality, very cozy atmosphere specially in the lower ground seating area. I think to preserve better the fondue the flame must be turned down while eating.

The staff is very kind and goes the extra mile to satisfy the client. The food is excellent, the amosphere cozy and the experience in general is amazing. 10/10!!

Absolutely fantastic experience at Pain Vin Fromage! The food was amazing – the cheese fondue was rich, flavorful, and perfectly paired with the charcuterie and pickles. Everything tasted authentic and high quality. The service was outstanding – the staff are soooo nice, welcoming, and made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. They took the time to explain things and really cared that we enjoyed our meal. The atmosphere is wonderfully French: cozy, warm, and charming – exactly the kind of place you want to discover in Paris. Highly recommend this gem if you love cheese, great wine, and genuine hospitality. A must-visit when in Paris!

We ordered two different fondues and they came with a little burner underneath, which was nice to keep them warm. Since we didn’t have a reservation, we were only allowed to stay for an hour, and unfortunately the orders took a while to arrive so we had to eat quickly. The place itself was nice, but a bit small and cramped.

It has been a few years since I have returned to Holybelly, however they still do not disappoint! The breakfast arrived fast and was very well plated. The staff in both the kitchen and servers all seemed to work together well and were happy, a sign of a good workplace. To add to the experience the pancakes were yummy. Soft, light, fluffy, and retained their freshness throughout the meal. Just a great delicious meal all around, and glad that they are still top!

I absolutely love getting some pancakes at HolyBelly, been here a few times and I don’t think i’ve had more authentic pancakes at any other place in Paris. The ambiance is super fun, the restaurant is huge and the servers are super friendly. There is definitely a bit of queue, but it moves really fast.

This place came highly recommended and I could tell it was going to be good by the long wait line. The hype and stellar reviews were warranted - (almost) everything I had here was incredible! Started off with their chai latte before ordering the savory stack with potato pucks. Truly some of the best pancakes I’ve had! They’re pillowy soft and pair excellently with the bourbon butter and the very unique bacon salt and maple syrup. It’s really all a delight for your taste buds. The hash browns were just okay and weren’t anything special - they were bland in comparison to the treat that was the savory stack. Service here was great, friendly, and interactive thanks to Big John and Valentino. They were able to help store my bags for me as well. Overall great experience - I’d recommend this place to anyone and look forward to coming back soon.

Excellent breakfast! Sometimes in Paris it can be difficult to find a place that serves a solid breakfast with eggs and Holly Belly is the solution. So good. Friendly service, good size portions and nice menu with all the breakfast classics like pancakes, eggs, hash-browns and more. They have a good size interior dining room and overall good vibes. Special shoutout to the server staff for being some of the friendliest I found in France :-)

First off the seating is very comfortable plus The food options are great for everyone & the service is very fast. While you are waiting kids get super sharp pencil crayons and a coloring sheet to keep them busy. The food portions are also a good size. The restaurant and the washrooms are super clean. All the staff in the restaurant are very kind. They also use organic maple syrup from Canada. Holy belly is a five star restaurant!

Came to try American pancakes 🥞 😙 The cafe offers savory eggs & meat, sweet with seasonal fruit & whip cream or just 3 plain We went for the season fruit and plain stack plus butter. The butter with the pancakes alone were really good. Fast enough to not even need syrup The sweet pancakes came with orange, apple slices, berries, hazelnuts, whip cream that was not sweet and syrup already poured The pancakes themselves were not fluffy but really flat. Reminds me of ones you’d make yourself at your house in USA Service was top notch and our server Spoke English. We’ve had a lot of bad service in Paris but this was amazing. Worth the tip at the end Super line after opening and 2 hours later when we passed by Would come back 😙✌️

Food was nothing special to be honest but the service and atmosphere was horrendous. I was seated next to a family of three with a kid who would not stop bouncing around on the sofa chair. The entire seat kept moving as a result. When I requested to move to another table, a service staff was happy to accommodate and asked me for a reason which I had informed her of. She was very sweet about the request and happy to help. The disaster of this place would be the manager Alice. at first she told me that she can’t move m because there was no avail table, which I understand. However a table freed up and I asked to move, she said that I couldn’t because I already ordered? What kind of a reason is that and why didn’t she say it in the first place then? I first requested to change my seat after I ordered? she didn’t even bother asking me for a reason nor did she share any form of empathy. Not surprised if Alice rejected my request because I’m Asian as she kept making friendly talk to the French family next to me and showed me none of that friendly attitude form the moment she took down my order :-)

Well.. 3 days in Paris again.. and we had to check out all days a BLEND Burger!! I tried almost all.of them.. and each is delicious!!! My Wife likes the Cheesy one. My favorite is the Western! Which is almoat toast like.. lovely!! When i am in paris again.. i will definitely have another one!

We've always enjoyed coming here with no wait time, but today it was a different experience. The place was extremely busy, with delivery drivers constantly coming in to pick up orders. Honestly, the chaos and lack of organization were evident — people waiting for their orders were sitting on outer chairs, while those waiting to be seated were standing. The one staff seemed overwhelmed, focusing mainly on outside orders and struggling to manage both efficiently. We ended up waiting nearly an hour just to be seated and place our order. Interestingly, I noticed a staff member sitting at a four-seater table with a friend, only wiping down tables after they were vacated — all while guests were waiting. Despite the busy experience today, I still think this is one of the best burger spots in town, even though some staff members showed indifference and told us to leave, saying they're busy if we didn't want to wait longer.

Fantastic burger spot! They serve delicious smash, classic beef patty and chicken burgers with creative flavor combinations. 👍 The fries are perfectly crispy and tasty, and the sauces are great too! We arrived just before noon with no wait, but by the time we left, the line was pretty long, so it’s best to come early if you want a table.

The Smash burger was perfect! Normal and sweet potatos were fine but they were lack of some salt ot sth, the taste was normal.

Delicious contemporary hamburgers, lunch deal (burger, fries, drink) for €20, and patient staff for very tourist-level french. Ordered the 'signature'

the service was perfect, the girl working (on the 1st of August 3pm) was so so lovely and kind. The burger was so so good but the sweet potato fries were even better!!!

Great little burger spot. Lovely staff, good value and vibes!

Came here for lunch with a group of friends. The place has a lively, casual vibe and is clearly popular—so popular, in fact, that getting a table can be a bit of a challenge. They don’t take reservations, which adds to the wait-time stress, and unfortunately, some guests don’t hesitate to skip the line and claim tables as soon as one opens up. Definitely a bit chaotic at peak hours, so patience (and maybe a little assertiveness) is key. Once seated, the service was efficient—orders were taken quickly and the food started arriving dish by dish, which worked fine for our group. The standout for me was the vegetarian selection: the roasted cauliflower, artichokes, and green beans were all incredibly flavorful and well-seasoned—simple ingredients but done right. The lamb kebab was also a hit, served tucked inside warm bread with a nice balance of spice and tenderness. I also tried one of their Israeli beers, which surprisingly reminded me of Anker, a beer from Indonesia—light, crisp, and nostalgic in a way I didn’t expect. Overall, a fun spot for casual dining with bold flavors. I'd definitely come back, especially for the veggie dishes.

My favorite restaurant in Paris, the food is delicious with great atmosphere and service. Had to make sure to go earlier after the first time there was a line that extends outside. Definitely looking forward to going here again on my next visit to Paris.

Got the lamb in a pita and also tried the beef bourguignon — the lamb was fantastic and tender, but the beef bourguignon was out of this world. It melts in your mouth and is absolutely unforgettable. The homemade lemonade is also excellent — refreshing and not too sweet, just the way it should be. They have an English menu, which is really thoughtful and helpful for visitors. Everyone here is incredibly friendly. Definitely recommend — strongly!

A wide variety of vegetable based fast food. The Golden Ratatouille and their stuffed cabbage were our choices, great fillers for a quick bite, the staff was friendly and the Maccabee fresh. Well worth a try if in the area

Have been going to this place for several years and they are consistently good! Small spot in le Marais, simple, homey, friendly, with a lot of personality Any grilled veggie is great, though this time we went for cauliflower and was a great choice - tender, crispy, tons of flavor For pita, there are a lot of good options, but chou-farci is amazing - mouth melting, rich, like a home made dish.

Superb Israeli food in Marais. Delicious yet inexpensive. Casual and fun. A wonderful break.

Great spot. Picked up a lamb and felafel pita. Both so good. Quick service. Nice team.

Had a gorgeous lunch here. The food is so delicious! I got the chicken and risotto followed by a tropezienne. The service is really good and it's a wonderful atmosphere. I will definitely return when I next have the opportunity.

We had lunch here after flying in - they serve food all day so this is a good spot if you want to eat outside of typical meal hours. We got the croquet monsieur and the Caesar salad. Both were delicious. Service was great!

We ordered the chicken salad and flank steak, both were genuinely amazing. Really well cooked with great flavours. Service was excellent, and the location is great, right in the middle of a cool shopping area, which makes it perfect for a midday stop. Definitely one of the best lunch spots I tried in Paris and one I’d very much recommend.

A great stop for a proper French bistro experience - with great options for vegetarians. Menu is quite expensive but the food was great, service also excellent. We had to wait for a table but it went very quickly and the staff were great giving us menus and letting us use the toilet!

I loved it. I wasn't planing on having lunch here but the place I had been recommended to was full, so I kept on walking, saw this place and stopped. Full outside so I sat inside. Ordered chicken fillet and was the best thing I'd had eaten in Paris. WORTH THE VISIT! I strongly recommend the chicken! <3

This is a very cool place to come to if you're looking for a genuine parisian vibe.The waiters are super professional and the food is great.To loop it on the pricey side, but it is so delicious.So, you forget about that?I would highly recommend this place if you're looking for a nice experience to feel half a day

Loved the vibe at Café Charlot — lively, cozy, and so Parisian. We had the chicken fillet and veal, both super tasty. Would definitely go back.

Got the tomato “salad”…. More like a sliced tomato garnished with a bit of green stuff and olive oil and half a lemon. There aren’t enough ingredients to even call it a salad and why the hell do I have to make it. I could buy a tomato and lemon at the grocery store and it would be cheaper than this 6€ “salad”. Waitress was whatever, inside is cute. My partners food looked good but I didn’t try any so I can’t review that.

Says best falafel in the world and that does it justice. Have had a lot of falafel including the one in the same street where people queue for and this was better than all. The falafel itself had so much flavor and that with an amazing hummus and some mixed vegetables (cucumber, cole, carrot, aubergine) the aubergine was so nice and silky and just everything together was amazing. We also had an kadaïf which they first gave the wrong one we said and they gave us the other right away, the man was very sweet and helpful. All together would definitely recommend! Also over l’as du falafel. (Or maybe do a tasting of both and taste for yourself;))

Went with some friends as a last minute stop. We’re visiting from LA and our group needed to meet back up in less than 30 minutes. There was no wait and so I entered even though I’ve never liked falafel at home. When I exited, I loved falafel. It was a transformative experience. The service was amazing and fast, and even though they didn’t speak strong English, they were very helpful and kind. The food was very reasonably priced, and it was so damn good. We got the chicken breast, curry, and falafel special. The portions were generous and really really good. The place is very nice and clean and it has a very homey environment. They were very welcoming, and we didn’t feel out of place at all as a group of POC teens. We were able to make it back to our group in time. My only regret is that we weren’t able to stay longer. 100% must visit if I’m ever back in Paris again. This may be my only review on Google reviews but this place made it worth it.

We really enjoyed the food, everything was super tasty! The staff were so nice and even surprised the kids with a free dessert. Totally recommend!

You might have heard that L’as du Falafel is the place to go for falafel in Le Marais… so did we. But believe me, the falafel at Chez Hanna is the best one in Paris, hands down. The hummus is smooth and flavourful, the falafel melts in your mouth, the fried aubergines have a silky texture and the fresh vegetables give an amazing bite. The portion is big, and filling. We had a kadayif for desert, and was amazing! I find it hard to find in levantine restaurantes lately. I would recommend having it with a coffee to complement its sweetness. The staff is funny, and helpful. Very friendly people. I’ll come back next time in Paris!

Some of the best falafel I ever tried! The menu offers too many delights to try them all, but the falafel platter and the Moroccan chicken were amazing! If you are in a rush or don't want to sit down, you can also opt for a pita sandwich to go, though I'd recommend it for the atmosphere of dining on the narrow street alone. The service was also fantastic - pay no heed to older reviews. We had a good waiter who took great care of us!

This was seriously an amazing restaurant!! Our waitress Carola was so nice and gave us recommendations on what to order which helped so much! Navigating Paris as English speakers only is hard enough but she was able to explain everything and the food recommendations were AMAZING!! The food was seriously so good and it came out so fast. Great service.

While it looks like a decent French restaurant the food quality does not match neither initial impression nor the prices. Eggs under mayonnaise were overcooked, onions in French onion soup were only slightly cooked and not caramelized, and the steaks were raw inside!! I did not expect such subpar quality from a French establishment. It feels like they are trying to serve as many people as possible in the shortest amount of time forgoing the quality of the food. Highly disappointing.

Cafe Varenne was a great stop after the Rodin museum.Matthieu was our server and he was attentive and courteous. Duck confit, chicken, fish and steak tartare, plus a few starters and dessert were well received.

If I could give 3.5 stars, I would. We had the French onion soup, escargot, foie gras, hanger steak with shallot sauce, and duck confit. Service was friendly. Not the greatest representation of each dish here but not the worst either. French onion soup (2/5) : was watery, beef stock not very rich, onions not very caramelized, overall flavour was lacking for a French onion soup but it was tasty enough (like a light onion-y broth) to drink. Escargot (4/5) : garlic parsley butter escargot, emphasis on the parsley with a hint of garlic - pretty good Foie gras (5/5) - on bread, delicious, flavour was great. fatty like butter, personally would not eat it off bread. Hanger steak (3/5) : not bad, not great. medium rare is more a medium between rare and bleu - order medium if you’re squeamish about rare. Salad was fresh, fries good not great. Duck confit (3.5/5) : some tender parts, edges of the duck tended to be tougher. Skin was crispy.

Very good food and nice location, even though they do not have air conditioning, so keep that in mind if you want to try it on a hot summer day.

**Update: Ask for Alex - Merci pour ce bon moment :) What more could you ask for than good food, drinks , staff and people watching. They welcome non-Parisians so please don’t be intimidated! Sit outside, have a glass of wine, order some food and PLEASE have some damn dessert! I came here in October 2025 after doing a whole lot of shopping and walking around the neighbourhood. I embarrassed myself in the first 10 minutes dropping my knife while trying to enjoy bread and butter and knowing 2 words of French. Trust me, as an awkward American if I can sit here for 3 hours after making a fool of myself, you can order some food! The staff are all so nice, professional and fast. Idk how they do it everyday, all day. I spent my night doing lots of people and dog watching while enjoying really yummy food. I think their desserts are the best part, so say yes to whatever they offer! There’s a good mix of regulars, locals and tourists so just give it a try because the place gets busy if you don’t. Trust me you won’t regret it, I went back multiple times!

We did family style with several appetizers so we could taste everything! The tartares were great, the leek mimosa was wonderful, the sardines, the fish, organic wine, draft beer, all was great!

Nice cafe with great service. However food could have been better. I had the Onglet de Bœuf à l’échalote, and it was just ok.

A very pleasant dinner. All the courses were good, but the fish was fantastic. The combinations of flavours worked really well. Service was friendly. Its a bit dark in the restaurant.

Verjus is one of those hidden gems you dream about discovering in Paris. If you’re not looking for it, you might walk right past — it’s tucked away on a quiet side street near the Jardin du Palais Royal. My wife and I went to Paris this spring to celebrate our ten-year wedding anniversary, and while we dined at plenty of great places, this meal stood out as something truly magical. The restaurant itself is small and intimate — just a handful of tables, spaced close enough to feel cozy but not cramped. The staff is tiny too (maybe two servers total), but they were warm, attentive, and efficient. Our server spoke solid English (which was a relief given our terrible French) and explained each dish clearly. We booked late and ended up with the earliest reservation of the night. For the first 15–20 minutes, we had the place to ourselves, which felt almost too quiet, but as other tables slowly filled in, the vibe turned warm and lively. My guess is they stagger the reservations to keep the flow manageable for the small team — and it works. We were completely satisfied with the service. Now, the food. Wow. This was one of the best meals we had in Paris — maybe one of the top meals I’ve ever had. The menu is set, so you won’t be picking from a list, but honestly, that’s part of the charm. It is clear that they chef has put a tremendous amount of time and effort into curating the meal. Each course was beautifully plated and thoughtfully composed, with a strong seasonal and farm-to-table feel (see my non-Instagram worthy pictures). The flavors were elegant but not over-complicated—a balanced approach to the typical high-end tasting menu. They do say they can accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions, though we didn’t test that out. And while the experience isn’t cheap, it’s very fairly priced compared to other tasting menus of this caliber in Paris. Definitely spring for the wine pairing — it elevated the meal even more. In short: if you’re in Paris and want a special dining experience make time for Verjus. But unlike us, try to book well in advanced. However, it you can’t get in there is a cozy bar in the basement.

This was one of the best dining experiences I have enjoyed in my life. Restaurant is quaint and charming. The servers were all so friendly and polite. They took time to speak to us about both the food, and our Paris experience. We paired our courses with wine, and all three complimented the food beautifully. Doing so is pricey, but if you want to have a fabulous dining experience and have a meal you will always remember, then I can’t recommend the restaurant enough

Artfully prepared, delicious tasting menu! So well thought-out and prepared. The service was friendly, informative, and efficient. We don’t know French and they kindly accommodated us in English. The ambiance is very sweet and quaint. Not too busy with reservation system. Highly recommend!

A different type of service but amazing on all fronts. You will start off with some champagne in the front and then walk upstairs to the communal dining room. I am not the most adventurous eater but I tried everything and it was all amazing. Each had its own wine pairing and all of the dishes were well explained and sourced locally. You will sit with other groups but we made great friends with the people across from us. Fish, beef, dessert were all fantastic. The experience took a few hours but they were spent with smiles.

One of our best meals in Paris this time around; everything was consistently delicious. The potatoes with smoked trout was the standout for me: the richness of the roe, the smokiness of the trout, and the acid coming from the pickled onion worked well together. All in all each dish was unique and very balanced. The only one that was good not great was the lamb with peas. Will be back next time we are in town.

I wish I could give this place 10 stars! Every dish was exquisite. I especially loved the tomatoes tonight. The menu changes all the time so I’m excited to come back again and again. A perfect place to celebrate. It was my birthday along with guests at two other tables so I guess everyone had the same idea. The wine pairing was just right. The herbs are grown at their own farm outside of Paris. The service is terrific. The small space is adorable. They did a great renovation. The location on the Palais royal is wonderful. I love everything about Verjus.

If you're looking for a tasty burger in Paris without breaking the bank, this place is a must-visit. The burgers are delicious, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality you get. The service is quick, and the staff is incredibly friendly, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. I’ll definitely be back the next time I'm in Paris!

These are some really cheesy burgers which I enjoyed. The fries are also good and the portion is generous. My only minor issue was that it seemed a little undercooked for a medium-well burger. There’s also very limited seating available. Other than that the service was great and I would definitely recommend getting a burger from here.

Ordered the spicy BBQ Burger and meat well done with jalapeño, extra cheese 🧀 & guacamole 🥑 with fries. Fries were crispy as I wanted and burger was definitely good.

Terrific burger, best I’ve had in Paris. Fries were wonderful too. Reasonably priced. Very clean. And super friendly staff.

Restaurant was small but cute, servers were very nice/smiley and asked whether we would like to order in french or English. Burgers were nice but a bit expensive, around €16+. (Honourable mention is that there is a sink by the tables for you to wash your hands before/after you eat)

Fries were a 5/5 and the special sauce had a rich mustardy flavor. The burger bun needs to be a bit thinner to allow the meat & fresh ingredients to shine!

My experience at Le Ruisseau – Burger Joint was excellent! The burgers were juicy and flavorful, with fresh buns and tasty sauces. The atmosphere was cozy with simple, elegant decor, and the service was fast and friendly. Highly recommended for burger lovers who appreciate great quality.

It’s a very cute & cozy cafe for sure & the atmosphere is great, but a bit crowded for my taste. The food is pretty average. Nothing to write home about. It’s overpriced for sure. You have different choices for breakfast and none of them include the drinks. It becomes a very pricey affair for croissants & coffee & I’m not impressed with their pastries. I’ve also been here for the brunch, and that was fine because you can eat just about everything on their menu. It’s a bit expensive, but it’s worth the money if you’re into eating large quantities of food, which I’m not into. Their food is pretty average all in all. Will I visit there again? Probably not.

Wonderful little breakfast spot with a great selection of food and drinks. We had an espresso and a mocha. The espresso was normal but the mocha was amazing, chocolaty and delicious. Had the Pauline breakfast which is a lot (but not too much) of baked goods and a bit of jam. The jam was excellent, the brioche soft and sweet. The pecan roll was great and so was the Madeline. Next time I’d consider getting the Christiane as that is what all the locals were eating

Very cute small café with a special charm and very nice staff. For breakfast you can choose between three different menus or select some pastures and drink and mix it. We had the "grandmothers" breakfast with a soft-boiled egg, cheese and bread. It was very very fresh and sound and also presented nicely. The coffee was a bit sour, bit my orange juice was delicious. I can totally recommend this place, and payment by cards is also possible

A beautiful spot to have an amazing treat. Chef Ruth is both extremely talented (the cherry tartlet was divine and the cinnamon roll and Madeline wonderful!) and she was so kind and helpful in finding us gluten free and other options to fit our tastes. Couldn’t have been a better choice! Postcards by the counter done by Chef Ruth and other local artists were an unexpected, charming, and unique souvenir.

Great Parisian brunch spot that has brunch buffet, but you need to book to ensure a table. Good selection of savoury and sweet buffet options, with drinks included. Quaint interior and outdoor seating is a good option depending on weather, although they do supply blankets.

The coffee and pastries were delicious, and the atmosphere of the place was charming. However, I did experience a minor inconvenience when I ordered takeout and tried to sit outside. The staff asked me to leave, as eating takeout on the premises wasn’t allowed. While I understand that every place has its own policies, I was a bit surprised that I wasn’t offered an alternative, such as ordering something else to enjoy there.

Cappuccino tasted sour (all 3 of us thought so) and when we talked to the waitress about it and asked if maybe the milk was expired, the waitress simply said no, laughed and walked away. The interior was cute though. We did not try the food.

Best coffee in Paris! Excellent service and explanation of the difference in each of their coffee beans, where they are sourced, how they are processed, etc. On top of that, the breakfast was phenomenal! Will definitely be visiting again!

Amazing hospitality and exceptional specialty coffee! The staff at Coutume Babylone, Lorena, were so warm and welcoming, taking the time to explain the menu and introduce the coffees with real passion. The brews were outstanding, and you can feel their dedication to the craft—definitely a must-visit café in Paris.

Coffee tastes amazing! Tried cortado today and it is a blast of taste, tones and nuances. A rare case when milk works with coffee perfectly. Great coffee!

The coffee was really tasty. I was a bit let down by the banana bread being so dry i couldn't swallow it without a sip of water. The staff was really friendly though. We were seated in back without any music speaker back there next to another table with two dogs so it was a bit forgettable ambiance.

Trendy doesn't always mean good.In this case trendy means dozy.Luke warm coffee.Had to ask twice for milk and sugar.Toast came up whiter than white (don't the French know what toast is ?) and got sent back to be "toasted" which took 20 minutes and wasn't any more toasted (and tasteless as in Wonderloaf) Maybe they use a lightbulb to toast bread. Service was half-hearted and lacking in any enthusiasm .

I feel the need to leave a review given all of the recent, poor reviews. Not only was the food delicious but the service was friendly and very good! We are so glad we came! We got the Brioche French Toast, two fried eggs, bacon, black coffee, and a flat white. Everything was wonderful. Don’t let the other reviews stop you from visiting this spot! Also, if you are visiting with children, it’s worth noting that their bathroom has both a changing table and a training toilet seat making this spot unusually welcoming to kids!

staff: very nice 👍 cappuccino: the best 🌟 breakfast: good 👍 free water: 👍👍 lemonade: meh 😑 (not worth the price)

We didn't have a reservation and they were all booked. The bartenders didn't turn us away and gave us a seat at the bar. We loved the food here. We tried the fish and the steak. They were delicious. I also recommend the cheesecake. The crust was the best part. The staff were really kind and helpful. We enjoyed the small chat with the bartenders.

The staff is very friendly and accommodating. We arrived close to closing time but we were still welcomed. We each had classic steak & frites with a nice glass of red wine. The steak was cooked as ordered. They offer a nice selection of classic French desserts. I recommend the Île Flottante or floating island: soft meringue, caramel and crème anglaise.

I definetely recommend this place. Food is incredibly tasty and unique. All foods have signature touches. Steak is being marinated for 72 hours. Mushrom bread starter was also amazing. Servers are polite and they are very good at their job

Had a lovely lunch here, served by really friendly staffs. The food was amazing, especially the steak. Was lucky to meet the cat that just came back from a walk outside.

This nice restaurant was recommended to us by a local. We had a great dinner. The food was tasty and the service really friendly. Highly recommend 👌

Got this place out of Rick Steve’s tour book and chose it because it was close to the Eiffel Tower which we visited in the afternoon. Taxi driver got confused/lost but we made our reservation. Small place. Diners near us had small children and they themselves were loud. We didn’t really converse because we would have to almost yell to be heard. Two of us had veggie burgers that they said were good. We shared the tuna/artichoke bruschetta and the cheese appetizer. Both were good. We ordered red wine (the first one on the list 8€). I really didn’t care for it and didn’t finish it (very unusual for me). The food was good, but the atmosphere lacked.

We had a great time in Cafe de Mars. The food was delicious. We had lettuce salad for starters. For the main course we had Pork belly and Steak. Both were superb cooked and unexpectedly full of tastes. Also chocalate cake for the desert was great! The stuff were very friendly and welcome.

Lovely staff that speak perfect English. The blue cheese burger melted in my mouth. Good portion size and great price. Definitely recommend!

The burgers are decent but this restaurant has the worst fries in paris. If they are not under cooked, they are burnt like my order today. Its disappointing everytime. Whats the point of eating a burger if you cant even enjoy the fries as well.

Le Camion Qui Fume is a burger lover's dream come true! The burgers are absolute perfection - juicy, flavorful, and made with high-quality ingredients. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make for an enjoyable dining experience. Don't miss out on this culinary gem!

Pretty good burgers at pretty good prices ! Lots of options too and so many different sauces to choose from. Really enjoyed the meal and will definitely go back :)

There all burgers are just lip smacking. Been there a lot of time with my girlfriend. Every-time they have given me a super hot burgers and fries. Also I love to modify my burger and they never disappoint. There all chefs seems genius.

Wonderful service by Samsad Miya, food was fantastic with many interesting sauce choices.

I came here after reading the reviews knowing it was either going to be fantastic or terrible. I took the risk, and unfortunately it was not the best experience or burgers... My girlfriend orders the bleu with no caramelised onion medium cooked meat. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger medium-rare in a meal with cheesy fries and coke. After afew minutes of sitting we got our meals, except she had the cheesy fried on her plate, and I had a serving of fries. So I thought no worries they made a simple mistake, we told them and they took the extra fries away. My burger taste was decent, bacon was crispy and the meat was tender even though it was cooked closer to medium with no red in sight... Now comes the bad part of my girlfriends burger. The meat was so raw. It was closer to raw vs. Medium rare. Even unedible by my standards...so I thought ok we can't eat this, I'll ask them just to heat it up since we ate a small portion and I didn't want to be rude. They said they don't have a microwave so they will just make a new one for us. Ok that sounded great until they came out with the new burger. Firstly, it had caremelized onion. I would understand if they were busy and had customers. But they had none except a couple of delivery orders. But the worst part of it all, the meat was just as raw as the first burger! Absolutely rediculous 😩 (edit: it seems just 1/4th of the patty was quite rare, like their stove is missing heating spots or something...) Experience aside. The burger was 6 out of 10. Daniel Thaiger Thailand is still my no 1. There was no juice coming out of my burger and the cheese was strange. If you decide to eat here, I hope you have better luck than us

A very cozy place, Alice in the wonderland would be glad to sit there and finallyhave her cup of Tea. The xakes are amazing home made and very healthy. Same the selection of tea. Also the waiter is noce and very helpfull. Totally advised! PS: also the décoration for Halloween very cute

What an amazing find. The interior Christmas decoration makes you feel you are in Santa's house. The food was absolutely amazing.

Lovely and relaxing tea salon / restaurant. First time and tested the carrot and lemon cake with espressos. Absolutely fresh, delicious and great atmosphere .

Great tea house with such great deserts. Very funky atmosphere, loved it.

Great brunch, nice cakes, and amazing teas. The atmosphere is cozy, and the decorations are switched every season (Harry Potter on October !)

This place is AMAZING! The grilled cheese sandwich is amazing, the tea is really good, and they had the best red velvet cake that I’d ever tasted. The service was also really good and professional. The building itself is really cute and creates the perfect atmosphere for a good tea date. I plan to visit this location again in the near future.

Super brunch. Large choice of teas and cakes. Only downfall is a lot of the teas aren't included in the brunch menu. Count around thirty euros for the brunch. It's worth it! The place is very cozy and modern at the same time. Highly recommend.

A Glimmer of Parisian Grandeur on the Champs-Élysées Amidst the bustle of the Champs-Élysées, Ladurée’s flagship salon offers a serene retreat, a pastel jewel box that feels indulgently Parisian. While the avenue brims with global commerce, stepping inside transports you to a world of elegance and charm. The recent renovations have enhanced its timeless appeal, blending Belle Époque sophistication with modern comfort. The ornate interiors now feel warmer and more inviting, perfect for afternoon tea or a leisurely lunch. Of course, the stars are the macarons. Each delicate bite — whether the floral rose or the indulgent salted caramel — balances crispness with tender sweetness, a hallmark of Ladurée’s craft. The pastries are no less impressive, miniature works of art that delight both the eyes and the palate. Though often labeled a tourist pilgrimage, the attentive service and consistently superb quality elevate the experience well beyond cliché. Ladurée remains a place to savor not just French patisserie, but a touch of Parisian perfection, right on the world’s most famous avenue.

Wow! I had high expectations for the macarons but was stunned by the beauty of the shop. They have curated this location so beautifully; you are in a dream being there! The Macarons were the perfect mix of slight crunch on the outside and soft, yummy inside. None of the flavors tasted artificial, and my favorite was the passionfruit. This is a must stop location in Paris.

Ladurée is a truly enchanting Parisian café. We tried their macarons and coffee here, but the experience goes far beyond that, the atmosphere itself is captivating. The setting is elegant and charming, and the macarons are absolutely delicious. To be honest, I’ve had macarons of similar quality in Türkiye as well, but the ambiance here makes everything feel more special and refined. Places like this are not just about taste- the whole experience comes together as one. It’s definitely a spot that deserves a place on your Paris list.

Very nice place, very cute french vibes. They have a restaurant, we didnt eat there. Its expensive. On the side door you can stand in line for the macrons. They use jam and not frosting, they were the best you will ever try most likely. Worth it to try. They have probably about a dozen or so flavors. You get a nice box with your purchase. They serve hot drinks and other sweets we didnt try them.

I honestly expected this place to be a big tourist trap, but the truth is I really loved it. Yes, we had to wait in line to be seated, but it was absolutely worth it. The food was delicious – we ordered avocado toast, a burrata salad, a cocktail, and hot chocolates. Everything was beautifully prepared, and the hot chocolates were simply incredible! The service was excellent as well – attentive, professional, and very welcoming, which made the experience even better. To top it all off, we picked up some macarons at the end to take home as gifts, and they were delightful. Overall, it turned out to be a wonderful experience, much better than I had anticipated. Definitely a spot worth visiting!

Lauderee Paris is a MUST if you are visiting "The City of Lights" I highly reccomend the tea expérience, and their hot chocolate ! I was stunned at how delicous the Chocolat Chaud was! It was even better than "Angelina's" steaming beverage! Make certain to make réservations first, they do get quite busy. The staff is all very friendly and the atmosphère and ambiance are phénoménal. A small slice of Heaven on Earth!

A Glimmer of Parisian Grandeur on the Champs-Élysées Amidst the bustling grandeur of the Champs-Élysées, Ladurée's flagship salon continues to offer a delightful respite, a vibrant pastel jewel box that transcends mere retail. While the avenue itself can be a whirlwind of global commerce, stepping into Ladurée is to be transported to a softer, more indulgent Paris. The recent renovations have only enhanced its timeless appeal, with the refreshed interiors offering a charming blend of classic elegance and modern comfort. The delicate hues and ornate details still evoke the Belle Époque, yet the flow feels more inviting, more attuned to the leisurely pursuits of an afternoon tea or a relaxed lunch. And then, of course, there are the macarons. These diminutive confections, a hallmark of the house, remain as exquisite as ever. Each bite is a whisper of flavor — from the subtle floral notes of rose to the rich depth of salted caramel – encased in that inimitable crisp shell and yielding, tender interior. Beyond the famed macarons, the pastries are miniature works of art, almost too beautiful to consume, yet utterly irresistible. While some might consider Ladurée a pilgrimage for tourists, its enduring quality and the impeccable, attentive service suggest otherwise. It is a place where one can truly savor the art of French patisserie, a small pocket of perfection that, even on the world's most famous avenue, feels uniquely, wonderfully Parisian.

This restaurant is located inside a large train station. The interior has a unique style that's great for photos, although it does feel a bit dated. The menu actually offers a wide variety of choices. The food is delicious, and the service is very fast, making it perfect for those who need to catch a train. The prices are a bit higher than restaurants in the city center, which is understandable given the location and the lack of other good non-fast food options nearby. If you're looking for a proper meal with plenty of variety while in a hurry, this is a solid choice.

Category: Fine Dining. Originally opened in 1901 as the Buffet de Gare in the Gare de Lyon train station, this stunning Beaux Arts-ish restaurant was designed to complement the Paris Universal Exposition. Everything you might imagine Turn of the Century (19th to 20th) Paris to be like is encapsulated in this opulent dining salon. The only thing missing is accordion music, but there’s something better (read on). Grand ornate archways soar to higher, wider archways, which lead the eye to the ceiling’s multiple gold cartouche. The lower arches frame hallways linking one dining room to the next. The wider archways and cartouche frame 41 murals depicting life in the Belle Epoque. The huge multi-globe chandeliers illuminate the rooms with hundreds of points of light, which were impressive during our lunchtime visit and are surely even more so at night. Our large-enough-for-four white tableclothed table had a leather banquette for Sarah on one side and a chair for me on the other. Most cool were the brass coat and hat racks above the banquettes and the brass luggage racks, which reminded me of similar racks above the seats on vintage railroads we have ridden. Excellent and expert service was provided by an army of tuxedoed waiters during an extremely busy lunch service. We ordered the beef tartare, which was prepared tableside for our pleasure. Excellent and generous. I ordered the Skate Wing Grenobloise (Aile de Raie), which was prepared as a pave, which I found disappointing for two reasons: 1. the menu didn’t warn that it was not the classic preparation and 2. the classic preparation would have been better (see my YouTube lesson on making this classic dish). I suggest either preparing it classically and maybe even tableside, or changing the menu to specify the pave preparation. Despite my disappointment, I give the food five stars because all of the food on the nearby tables looked great, including the roast leg of lamb (Gigot d’Agneau), which was carved at the next table from a trolley. We didn’t order dessert but I recommend the tableside Crepe Suzette or the incredible cheese selection, which we enjoyed vicariously as they were prepared and served very nearby. We ordered an excellent Chinon (Cab Franc) by the glass and we were happy to see a sufficient number of economically priced bottles (we don’t like to spend much money on restaurant wine), from which we would have chosen if we had not just completed about 15 hours of air travel. And by the way, if you bring kids, don’t expect a typical U.S. kids menu. French kids or French-kid Wannabes can choose between skate wing, seared scallops, or beef tartare, in child-sized portions of course. I love it. Everything about this experience was exceptional but one highlight stood out: shortly after our wine was delivered a tall tuxedoed server walked into the center of the dining room, rang a little bell, welcomed everyone, then belted out a beautiful a capella rendition of La Vie en Rose in a booming voice. Some people sang along. Everyone applauded. We’ll be back. YouTube’s Chef’s Apprentice

It is an upscale place in a train station, quite surprising for me. They also have a bar and some side tables which it seems do not require reservation and can be used by real travellers. I ate the PATÉ EN CROUTE as apetiser, it lacked salt, I mean really no salt what so ever and the crust was a bit uncooked. For main course the COCOTTE PINTADE which is some kind of stew with 2 pieces of guinea fowl breast (the brest was also unsalted) pretty tasty as a whole. We also had octopus and fish which were pretty good, but the potato puree, altough it had plenty of butter, was unsalted too. What they lacked in salt, they made up at desert... they left us the rum bottle for the baba au rhum... plenty of rum... The toilets were not up to the standard of the location, but usable. Overall a very nice place with wonderful service at the table, I gave them 4* only because they misplaced a jacket, it is totally worth a visit and 100 euro pp.

It's a stunning restaurant and a must do at least once. So beautiful. I've had much better food at my local french restaurant in Florida.. The leg of lamb was tough, the potatoes au gratin were boring, and the pineapple tart, not great. But the experience was worth it. I had a beautiful glass of Chablis that cost 27.00. That was not the price on the menu. The singing maitre'd was a lovely surprise. We ladies really enjoyed ourselves and it was a treat to experience this beautiful, historic restaurant.

We made our reservation for this restaurant 3 months before leaving Australia to go on our trip to Europe. Going to this restaurant was our special treat and we were looking forward to it. The location was surprising – it is upstairs, inside a very large railway station. The ceiling and ambience were stunning. We ate roast lamb for mains and it was carved at our table and served with roasted garlic and gravy and potatoes dauphinoise. It was delicious. The servings were large and there was enough potato for at least 4 people. For dessert I had the pistachio souffle with cherry sorbet and my friend had the petit fours. We both enjoyed our meals immensely. The service was great and even though the waiter did not know what a lemon, lime and bitters was, he asked me to tell him how to make it and he made it for me – he did a good job too. We really enjoyed our dinner here & would recommend it.

We had a great experience and the food was really good. Just lacking in some of the details like a dirty knife, a bent fork and under seasoned food. We loved the atmosphere once inside at the train station and the staff were lovely. We had the roast chicken, beef tartare, pate de champagne, foie gras and leg of lamb.

This was our fifth evening in Paris and the anticipation of the event far exceeded the actual event. The room is beautiful, the staff polite and professional however the food is not very good and I’m being polite. The restaurant is arranged with visual blocks like plants and patricians so you can only see about 4-5 tables around your area. Michael had the roasted veal rump and I had chicken with eggplant. We both didn’t finish half of our entrees as the food was bland and under cooked. We had no starters or dessert. We could not help but notice that the tables around us were also having the same experience as they too were not finishing their plates or asking for doggie bags. This restaurant is for visual enjoyment and it’s very beautiful, however the food does not compare to other choices in Paris. We do not recommend this restaurant sadly.

The shop is petite, meaning to say, very limited seating. I have to wait for 30mins to get seated but you can order coffee and pastries and have it to go. Getting seated is terribly hard. The food however makes it worth the wait. The avocado toasts with poached egg is really delicious. Not to mention their great tasting coffee. If you have time to spare, this is a worth while breakfast to try. But beware of the waiting time.

Extremely customer- and tourist-friendly! The interior decor has unique and relaxing vibe. Their baked-goods (though a bit pricey) were some must-trys! Coffee was average. Avocado toasts were good but were not the best in Paris.

Delicious coffee and pastries, very recommend but quite busy, so you might need to wait a while. The Avocado toast is superb and the scones also great.

This tucked-away place in the Marais quarter of Paris serves truly excellent coffee. Perhaps the most delicious espresso I've ever had (and I've had a few!). Their pastries are homemade. I had the carrot cake, which was great, and an avocado on toast topped with a poached egg: delicious. Comfortable, relaxed atmosphere (similar to West Coast-style Neighbourhood cafés) and friendly service (though a little slow at times). I cannot recommend this place highly enough, especially to the discerning coffee connoisseur.

Super tasty brunch / breakfast. Meal portions pretty perfect, Avocado toast was extremely good. Coffee was above-average, counts for soy cappuccino only though. Cute interior and Rue des Tournelles is a very cute street with a nice atmosphere. Friendly staff.

Oh wow! Just a spectacular cafe! Very homey and welcoming small cafe with a farmhouse feeling. Espresso was light, fruity, mild chocolate aftertaste. You’ll see by the pictures they are making some items in-house. Obviously I highly recommend!

This could be the best cup I had in Paris unexpectedly. When seeing this small town house got packed for people coming for brunch, I was a bit concerned. They proved me wrong. Their coffee is just as sophisticated as either London's or Berlin's: great balanced aroma, punchy taste and smooth texture for a flatwhite. I also enjoyed seeing this typical Parisian town house interior a lot, especially seeing all the vinyl and the colourful tiles. The staff were very friendly. The only thing, it gets packed easily as it's so popular, but definitely worth a visit.

Exceptional food and a memorable brunch experience! I loved the fusion of Asian flavors with classic dishes like the egg benedict with salmon, and the parfait was delicious. The drinks looked fancy and tasted wonderful. The staff's friendly and engaging interaction made the visit even more enjoyable. I would definitely come back again and highly recommend this place for a fantastic breakfast experience.

I found out about the café via a food blog, and from how the writer described it, it was definitely on my priority list for my trip to Paris. We had to wait a bit in line, but everything was very well organised. Nasimma, our waitress, was really sweet, respectful, and fun to talk to. We got the cutest table, and the whole vibe was amazing. The food was 10/10. I ordered the bao bun, and my friend ordered the pancakes with salmon. Everything was exceptional. I wish we had more days to visit this cute café again. Definitely a must-visit when in Paris.

Absolutely incredible cafe! Like a little slice of Bali in Paris. Such amazing decor and aesthetics and the food was so healthy and nutritious. The drinks selection is crazy, they have the most interesting drinks and a whole section of the menu dedicated to matcha. The main sizes are huge, you could definitely get one and share it. The price was also so reasonable for Paris. Loved it! Will probably come back tomorrow.

Great service and amazing food. Generous portions and I think they’re worth every penny! We had quite a feast went at 10:20a.m Saturday morning there was a 10min wait for inside tables to clear but there is option to sit outside but is quite cold. Later longer lines were there We had chicken satay (recommended), french toast with berries, pistachio matcha and spice hot chocolate which were very tasty but not strong The table spacing is tight and if you’re lucky you’ll get a back table which has more space but overall it was def worth the wait and tight space. We enjoyed the food and the staff were extremely polite and very helpful. Clean toilet and space for tiny luggage in the corner while we ate

This place became one of our favorites, especially for breakfast. The food is delicious, there’s a big variety of drinks, and the staff is super friendly. We’re really happy with this spot and definitely recommend stopping by

Because we arrived quite early on Sunday morning, we were able to get in without waiting. However, while we were having breakfast, there were about 30 people waiting outside the door. Since there wasn't much room inside, we were able to sit in the narrow corner area. We ordered coffee and two different breakfasts. Both were excellent. The roasted pistachio French toast was especially wonderful. The coffee was a little bland, but okay.

Lovely restaurant with a great style and decor. Food was amazing - hard tondecide what to take. Everything looked great. Super attentive and friendly server - thanks Nassima!

Wonderful spot for a glass of wine or more. Food and other beverages are available from the cafe across the street. The bartender dashes back and forth with plates and glasses, yet still managed to keep an eye on her customers’ wineglasses. I was celebrating my birthday, and she gave me an especially large pour on my second glass of champagne. Beautiful ambience with two rooms full of books, too.

Bookshop. Wine bar. Say no more!! Sit at the little bar, grab a gorgeous glass of wine order some nibbles and have a lovely conversation with the warm and super friendly bar staff. Best pre-dinner drink I had in Paris! So quaint and classy. I tried two or three wines and they were all perfect!

Un café littéraire!!! Unique and cosy café restaurant nested in a nice book store - the atmosphere is generous, calm and romantic, helped by a great miroir hanged to the ceiling that show the street spectacle - on nice music of French crowners from the past, enjoy a café or a drink or a delicious meal among books - the staff is very welcoming and charming ! A real authentic atmosphere stay within these walls ! Time to rest and enjoy

Had a nice quiet evening here enjoying a couple of glasses of wine (good selection to choose from) and the porc rillette sandwich. The environment was cozy and friendly!

Cute place with a nice atmosphere, we stopped by after doing some shopping. The cocktails and the plate of nibbles were exactly what we needed and the service was very prompt. A little bit touristy during the day but potentially that's different in the evening.

Nice place! Looked interesting from outside with the books on display so I decided to walk in to have a drink. Enjoyed the time, no complain really.

Very cute place to have some fine wine and cheese. Atmosphere is pleasant as they have good music taste too! If you’re visiting Paris this is a place to go after a long day to chill with good wine & food. Prices are affordable too!

The food was okay but lacking some seasoning. The potatoes were sitting in a pool of olive oil. Service was pleasant

Came for brunch and got the breakfast sandwich. It had a chorizo grilled green onions, and I also ordered it with the spicy sauce. And to be honest, the spicy sauce was actually spicy, which is rare for Paris. The sandwich was good. It was very big. Service was quick and friendly

One of those meals that made me so sad to leave paris. Nourishing, warm comfort breakfast. And absolutely delicious!! Perfectly seasoned everything Greens and eggs is the ultimate fuel for a chilly day out and about in paris. The lemon vinaigrette they massage into the kale and herbs is so crazy; perfect tangyness, slightly sweet and in the perfect amount. Delectable. wont stop thinking about it for a while. Get it with hot sauce!! 😍

Had a wonderful breakfast here. We were able to get a table without a reservation thanks to the gracious host. My vanilla latte was great. We really enjoyed the Larry and the Brioche and eggs.

The crème brûlée cookie truly lives up to its reputation, featuring crisp edges and a pleasantly warm, soft inner filling. I also enjoyed the morning sandy, which was light and delightful, without the beef patty.

Great food and iced lattes and the servers were nice and helpful. Salad, burger and egg sandwich were all delicious.

Excellent spot for brunch - the English muffin on the "Morning Sandy" is the best either of us have ever had, and the smash burger was excellent. Sauces were great with a hint of spice. Coffees were very good. Exactly what we were looking for!

Great location. Very kind staff. Average food.

My favorite restaurant in Paris. I go there every year. Good price as well

Recommend this restaurant for anybody who wants an affordable meal with top quality food whilst in Paris. The food here is always good when I’ve coated and staff are always friendly

This venue offers a delightful atmosphere coupled with swift service that ensures you're never waiting long to indulge in their offerings. Not only do they excel in brewing a fantastic cup of coffee, but they also serve refreshing freshly squeezed orange juice, adding a burst of citrusy goodness to your dining experience. Their 9 euro meal is a standout option, providing ample portions of delicious fare that leave you feeling fully satisfied without emptying your wallet. It's the perfect choice for a satisfying meal that won't break the bank. Conveniently located just a brief 2-3 minute stroll from Le Grand Mazarin, this spot is a haven for both locals and tourists alike. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, it's the ideal destination for a delicious dining experience in the heart of the city. And when it comes to breakfast, don't miss out on the opportunity to sample their delectable offerings. From hearty classics to lighter options, their breakfast menu is sure to tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!"

Just visited this restaurant after a busy day in Le Marais. I would not recommend it to anyone. The service was good but the food was awful. Our family orders the burger, the chicken burger and the pastrami club and they were all not good. The simplest food to prepare and they were still not able to pull it off. Wonder what would have happened had we been more adventurous and chosen some of the other menu options. I can only think that they stay in business because of the location, close to Notre Dame, and the patio. Definitely a tourist trap. Never going back.

We love this place and visit it all the time. The french onion soup is really good and so is the beef tartare. It is a great terrace for people watching and the vibes are always high.

The food was served very quickly – we waited no more than 10 minutes. The meals were delicious and the portions quite generous. The staff was friendly and professional, and the interior was beautifully designed

Great find! Steak with bone marrow and silky mash and the beef bourginon were wonderful. Had the green bean salad and herring starters that were delicious too. Service is great.

Chez Fernand has been a Saint-Germain stalwart since 1970, the archetype of a Paris bistro with storied beams, gingham tables, and a room packed to the rafters. Bread is cut fresh from whole loaves on the sideboard - rustic, satisfying, almost perfect (9/10). My tuna with seasonal vegetables showed what “simple” really means: excellent produce, perfectly handled, flavour deepened by a bright counterpoint of herbs and acidity, a dish of humbling excellence (9.5/10). Dessert, a soupe de fraises with ice cream, sang with summer freshness and balance - strawberries and cream retold in Paris (9.5/10).

Great traditional french food in a very rustic and bustling atmosphere. We walked in on a busy Friday night and were seated within about 5–10 minutes. The staff were warm and welcoming, though service was understandably slow given how packed the restaurant was. It took around 15 minutes just to get the menu board, likely because they were waiting to bring us the English version. We started with the escargots and foie gras terrine for appetizers and both were great. Super glad we decided to get the beef bourguignon. It was absolutely amazing. The beef cheek was very tender, literally fell apart and the sauce was rich and flavorful. Mussels in ginger creme sauce were also really good. While it sometimes took a bit of effort to catch a waiter’s attention which is a testament to how bustling the restaurant was, the service itself moved smoothly once we ordered, and every dish arrived promptly and beautifully prepared. The restaurant is cozy, though seating is very cramped, but honestly, that’s part of the French bistro experience.

A truly lovely experience to dine! Initially we wanted to eat somewhere else but it was full so we searched for another place to eat and found this restaurant in a very cute street. The staff spoke English and very welcoming. Especially the younger guy seemed to enjoy his job a lot. We had the ribeye steak and beef Bourguignon as mains and creme brulée as a dessert, which were exceptional! All dishes were fantastic. Especially the Beef Bourguignon was rich in flavor, filling and visually pleasing. I strongly recommend this restaurant :))

Absolutely love this restaurant! My husband and I visited in 2022 during our honeymoon. We recently just visited again and could not vacation without coming here again! The food is incredible, not to mention the service is outstanding. We ordered the bone marrow and escargot to start off with. So delicious! Then for our main course my husband had their beef bourguignon which in fact is legendary, I had their steak with pepper sauce and mashed potatoes! To finish off we ordered their creme brûlée and omg… chefs kiss!

Chez Fernand was recommended by a French local, so I followed the recommendation. It wasn’t so easy for me to find a restaurant serving traditional French food in France so I’m grateful this place was recommended. I would say now, that I’m not such a big fan of French cuisine, but I’m really grateful for the experience at Chez Fernand and their service was top notch.

Classic French restaurant serves traditional food, they have English menu as well. Food: we had quite some hard pieces in the poached eggs, maybe shell? Foie gras is the best order (although it looks very fatty), overall is ok but nothing impressive, tourist price Environment: crowded, closed to other tables, only one toilet, tiny and old. But good location. Service: nice, English speaking, long waiting time for bill

Very nice lady expert in wine, I described her I want a sweet wine and she picked up this wine which i fell in love with. The cheese was awesome too.

We recently visited La Buvette and, unfortunately, left feeling quite disappointed. As fans of Action Bronson, we were excited to check out this well-known Paris wine bar after seeing it featured on his show, where he spoke very highly of it. However, the experience didn’t live up to expectations. From the start, we felt unwelcome. The owner seemed disinterested in engaging with us or offering any guidance on the wine selection. As we prefer a more conversational approach over reading menus—especially in a specialty wine bar—we had hoped for a more interactive and welcoming experience. We tried to connect by mentioning the Action Bronson episode, thinking it might be a shared point of interest. Unfortunately, the owner dismissed it, saying the show’s feature was one of the worst things to happen to her bar, as it brought in more tourists and drove away her regulars. It was disheartening to hear, especially since we were simply excited to enjoy good wine in a place with such a great reputation. Regardless of people’s backgrounds, interests, or reasons for visiting, the feedback I’d offer is this: don’t discriminate against who comes to your bar or why they’ve chosen to visit. Instead, take pride in the fact that your wine bar is so well-known and appreciated.

Stopped here on a late Sunday afternoon (they opened at 5pm). As you'd expect they have a great selection of natural wines, and a small (but very tasty) selection of cheese, charcuterie, and nibbles. The service was friendly and knowledgeable. A great spot to sit down and enjoy a drink before or after an evening meal. Recommend!

Lovely host, intimate wine bar with great snacks. Introduced to saucisson here, can’t get enough

We stopped in for a drink before dinner and were really happy that we did. The staff was very helpful and patient and offered to interpretate the menu to assist us with our small plate. Ohhh, I wish we weren't going to dinner as we would have eaten more small plates, we had the pickled egg, and it was delicious. The venue is small and cute, with a good vibe. The staff helped us select some great natural wine, and we had a taste and picked what wine we wanted to go with, and that was very handy and lovely. We will visit again when in the area next.

Easily the best wine bar in Paris, the loveliest woman runs this bar and offers an incredible selection of delicious wines. She also offers small bites that make the night and the wine even more special. A must try.

The cutest wine bar of my dreams. Wonderful personal service, excellent prices, darling decor. 10/10

Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Portion to Price: 4/5 Overall: A very good experience. I'd come back The extended review... Food: Cassoulet - 4/5 - This was phenomenal. Portion size was amazing and I didn't walk out hungry. A very tasty dish and full of protein. Roasted Lamb - 3/5 - Pretty standard fare. Service: 4/5 - Friendly service. Ambiance: 4/5 - It's a bit tight but overall a nice experience. Portion to Price: 4/5 - Decent portion sizes and enough to leave your belly full.

A classic French bistro near the Eiffel Tower that focuses on Southwest French cuisine. We didn’t have a reservation, but the staff kindly found us a table right away. He was very friendly and took the time to explain the entire menu to us in detail. We ordered the duck confit and the duck breast, both were excellent. The duck breast was honestly the best I’ve ever had, perfectly cooked medium rare, juicy and tender with a delicious roasted honey sauce and purée. It was like the wagyu of duck, I devoured the entire plate. The confit was also cooked to perfection. A little on the pricey side, but absolutely worth it. The space is also very charming and nostalgic. I’d come back every time I’m in Paris.

Lucked out without reservations. Anything duck will impress. The duck breast was better than any “steak” I’ve ever had. Jean-Claud was a great dinner guide.

The cutest spot for our first meal in Paris! We went right from the hotel to our reservation and the staff was extremely welcoming. Our waiter offered his suggestions and we were very happy with the final selections! A wonderful experience for anyone who wants a quaint restaurant with delicious bites.

La Fontaine de Mars is everything you hope for in a classic Parisian bistro: warm, welcoming, and absolutely delicious. We came without a reservation and were graciously accommodated, which already set the tone for a convivial evening. The red and white checkered tablecloths and rich dark wood décor create a cozy, timeless ambiance that feels like stepping into a beloved neighborhood institution. Our waiter was exceptional; friendly, attentive, and incredibly thoughtful about everyone's dietary needs. The starters were divine: the Blancs de poireau tièdes & ravigote d'herbes was fresh and flavorful, and the Terrine de canard, foie gras, pistache & chutney was a standout. For mains, the fricassée de poulet à la basquaise was the plat du jour and a hit at the table, while the suprême de poulet aux morilles and Pavé de saumon were beautifully prepared and comforting like a home-cooked meal elevated to perfection. Dessert was the cherry on top: we shared the île flottante, baba au rhum, and a truly unforgettable Mont Blanc fait maison; hands down one of the best I've ever had. This place hits all the right notes. Add La Fontaine de Mars to your Paris dining list…you won’t regret it. We’ll definitely be back!

My husband got the duck canard and I got the chicken with mushrooms and rice. Duck was wonderful! Chicken was good but nothing amazing. We started with the seared fois gras which was rich and decadent. For dessert we enjoyed the floating fountain which was light, sweet and different from what we usually would get. Atmosphere is quintessential Paris! Waiter was friendly and everything was explained well.

Atmosphere and decoration are nice. I don't think the food warrants the high price though. The steak was nice but the chips tasted and looked like 30 minute old McDonald chips, not so nice, duck breast was nice but no veg on the side. Staff and service was friendly. Food came out very quickly.

Completed in 1912, this stunning Art Nouveau glass dome crowns the #lafayette #departmentstore Designed by architect Ferdinand Chanut with stained glass by Jacques Grüber, it rises 43 meters above the main floor. A masterpiece of early 20th-century design, the dome remains one of Paris’s most iconic architectural landmarks. 🇫🇷 From the rooftop, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Paris, including a clear view of the Eiffel Tower. #GaleriesLafayette #ParisArchitecture #ArtNouveau #HistoricParis #TravelFrance #france🇫🇷 #shopping #holiday #architecture

The store feels like it's filled with items that couldn't be sold in the main gallery in recent years. It's like an outlet for various brands. The interior design lacks any special charm or sophistication, keeping it simple and business-like. The goal is to keep customers focused on their shopping experience.

If you're into high-end shopping, you absolutely have to check out Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées in Paris. This place is seriously next level! From the moment you walk in, you can tell it's super fancy. It's packed with all the big-name luxury brands – I'm talking top-tier fashion, jewelry, and everything in between. The vibe is just incredible, and even if you're just window shopping, it's a treat for the eyes. I had such a great time Browse and soaking it all in. The staff are really helpful and make you feel right at home. It's definitely a splurge, but if you're looking for that special something or just want to experience luxury shopping at its finest, this is the spot. You won't regret it!

Shopping at Galeries Lafayette Paris was an unforgettable experience! The atmosphere is vibrant, the variety is endless, and the service is top-notch. From luxury brands to unique finds, everything is under one stunning roof. A truly world-class shopping destination in the heart of Paris!

Galeries Lafayette in Paris is part spectacle, part shopping, with a stained glass dome that makes you look up and lose track of time. It’s touristy but worth a visit. The rooftop terrace gives you a clear view over Paris rooftops and the Eiffel Tower if you’re patient with the crowds. Come early on a weekday for breathing room and photos without elbows in the frame. The store layout can feel like a maze, but that’s part of the charm, Even if you’re not buying, it’s worth a peek while you’re nearby.

I have ever experienced in such a luxurious shopping mall. Must say an Amazing architecture. This makes my Paris visit more memorable.

Juste at Ex Nihilo was funny & fabulous! I still cannot pronounce his name….and I tried REALLY hard & we both had a good laugh about it! His customer service was excellent….and I discovered a new scent that I absolutely love..Fleur Narcotique. Thanks for making my trip to Paris awesome!

3.25 ⭐️ Set menu (€29), which keeps things simple: salad, steak, fries, and their signature sauce. Service was decent, and food came out efficiently. 🥩 The salad was heavily dressed, bordering on overpowering, but the fries were crisp and enjoyable. 🥩 Steak is offered only rare or medium—cooked well but quite lean, leaving it less indulgent than expected. The sauce, a peppery mustard blend, added flavor but wasn’t mind-blowing. Overall, worth trying but not a must-return.

We arrived 30 minutes before their dinner opening on a Sunday and were the 20th in line. Fortunately, we made it into the first round of guests to be seated. Ordering is simple: they ask for your preferred level of doneness, then take drink and dessert orders. Drinks and bread arrived quickly, followed by our entrees of steak and fries. The green pepper sauce was delicious with the steak, but it also tasted great for soaking the fries. After we finished our steak and fries, they brought over a second serving. I enjoyed ending the meal with the crème brûlée. Service was quick as we were in and out in about an hour.

A well-known local place for the steak fries. I arrived 30' before closing time for lunch, and waited 15' to get a table so I can imagine it could be much longer during peak hour. The food was great, you get to refill the steak and fries as well (yes that's real!). The steak was not mind-blowing though, I would say just generally good steak. My waitress was very nice and friendly. The vibe of the restaurant is kind of cozy and un-assuming, which I like. Overall I think it is great value and you should try if it is your first time in Paris.

We arrived at the restaurant at 6:05 PM, just five minutes after it opened, and there was already a long line. We waited for about 50 minutes before being seated. The service was very organized and efficient. The meat was very tender and the fries were delicious. However, the sauce was below my expectations. Overall, everything was tasty, but not extraordinary. It’s worth trying once, but I don’t think I would come back again.

Way too touristy and crowded for me. I generally refuse to stand in line for a restaurant, but this was an enthusiastic recommendation from one of my best friends, so I decided to do it. And it was a very long line! Well worth the line as a tourist’s experience, but I wouldn’t keep coming back having so many other options in Paris. The steak was fine, just a bit chewy, not my favorite cut and no options to choose from. Their famous sauce is indeed delicious, though not so much to keep me coming back and enduring the line. The fries were fine, not awesome and again not my favorite choice with meat. The salad was very tasty and fresh. Serving the course in two rounds is a great idea. You get a generous serving and it’s always fresh on your plate. Given the huge number of people they serve, service was friendly and fast. I didn’t feel the pressure to free my table, though the thought of it lurked around. I decided to skip dessert, and the people on the table next to me (close enough to chat during the meal which turned out to be a good thing) joked that I wouldn’t miss much!

Couldn't ask for a more perfect Parisian experience. Actually loved the 20min wait at 13:00 on a Monday as Q kept moving by industrious staff. Brilliant atmosphere inside as all crammed in making a delicious cacophony of conversations. Quick service due to traditionally limited menu and hand written drink lists. Loved the salad starter and bread along with the very nice house red (a must for a Paris meal) and onto the pièce de résistance. Perfectly cooked blue steak with double fried frites (done in beef dripping if I'm not mistaken) with their secret butter based sauce. Puddings to die for (just shared the one) as stuffed after the double helping As I tried to say to our attentive staff - magnifique, merveilleux - which raised a 😊!! Recommended experience. 80euros/£70 for 2 - a true bargain.

Went here for the 3 course traditional French meal and I’m so glad we did. We first started with a salad , followed by our mains which was the traditional beef cooked to your choice and served with the secret sauce. This was followed by various dessert options. We went for the Creme Brulee and the dark chocolate profiteroles. The waitress serving us was extremely pleasant and charming. Love the attire worn by the staff here.

One of my favorite places in Paris for sure!! I’ll gladly come back! This is such a comfort food type of meal! We had the ravioles au dauphiné as an appetizer, we ordered the canard as main course and of course, the chocolate mousse as dessert, and OHHH MYYYY!!! This is chocolate heaven! Not too sweet, the texture is just unbelievable.. just the perfect dessert! And they serve you at your table, she even asked if we wanted more! I wish we could eat more, but we were just so satisfied. Really amazing food!

It is very rare that a restaurant becomes a memory, but Chez Janou did exactly that. This is the kind of bistro that makes you understand why the French guard their food culture so fiercely. I ordered the escargots, the ratatouille, a bottle of wine, and of course the legendary chocolate mousse that everyone talks about. The escargots were exactly how they should be: rich garlic butter, tender snails, nothing rubbery, nothing overdone. The ratatouille tasted like something a French grandmother would make at home, slow-cooked, layered flavour, fresh vegetables that haven’t been cooked to death. But the real star is the chocolate mousse. They do not serve you a “portion”. They bring an entire bowl, the size of a cooking pot, and simply scoop it onto your plate without ceremony. No pretension, no fancy plating, just unapologetically indulgent chocolate. Smooth, deep, not too sweet, and probably the best I have ever had. The bistro is loud, warm, slightly chaotic in the best way, with tables squeezed together and waiters flying around but still managing to joke and smile. It feels like eating inside a postcard of Paris in the 60s. An absolute must.

Despite having a reservation which we booked 3 weeks in advance, we had to wait over 45 minutes to be seated. It is understandable if there is a delay but for there to be such a long delay even with a reservation and no apology nor a complimentary item seems like bad customer service to me. Besides the poor service, the food was actually quite delicious. The duck was a perfect medium rare, not too chewy, but lacked a bit of flavour on its own & the skin was on the edge of being burnt rather than charred. But the red wine jus was heavenly and complimented the duck well. The potatoes were also perfectly cooked and soaked up all the duck juices. The mussel entree was nice and garlicky, simple but good. For dessert, the famous mousse au chocolat was worthy of its’ praise. It was very light but also decadent, definitely should be shared between 2-3 people. The mousse was on the darker chocolate side which I enjoyed but I would argue that it would have been even better with a bit of flaky sea salt to really bring out the sweetness/add a bit of contrast. Also, I found it slightly grainy with either the granulated sugar not fully dissolving or bits of cocoa powder/chocolate not fully mixed in, which disturbed its smooth texture. Not a life changing chocolate mousse but definitely an enjoyable experience. Additionally, the restaurant was well-decorated, a bit small but had a lively atmosphere.

Best steak frites I had on my trip. Crispy flavorful outside, a delicious reduced wine sauce and buttery taters. Best olives on my trip, tasted fresh and not canned. Incredible chocolate mousse, dark chocolate flavor but creamy enough for only milk chocolate lovers, big portion. We sat at the bar because we didnt have a reservation. No wait for that. The fit is tight, alots of people and loud. They have a bathroom. Staff was friendly.

It seems to be more of a tourist spot than a local bistrot, but that doesn’t mean the food is bad. I enjoyed the snails, found the ratatouille to be just okay, and really liked the fish. However, this place is especially known for its mousse au chocolat—and for good reason. It was definitely the star of the meal and makes Chez Janou worth a second visit. The restaurant is quite crowded and noisy, so expect the service to be a bit slow.

Great French dining experience downs quiet street in Paris. We didn’t have reservations and waited an hour, but was well worth it. It truly made me feel like I was eating like a local and was a highlight of the trip to Paris! Friendly wait staff, food was excellent and reasonably priced. Went with my wife and two tween daughters and they loved the experience and food! Would highly recommend!

The food was amazing, I definitely recomend the mussels for starters and the mousse au chocolat worth the hype (is delicious). We also tried the creme brulle, that was also amazing! We didn't find a spot to book online in advance, so we went as walk-in, we waited for a few minutes in the line, but it works for us, because the food were amazing! I would say that you couldn't miss this restaurant while in Paris.

I recently had lunch at Daroco and, overall, it was an enjoyable meal. The restaurant has a beautiful aesthetic and, when we visited, was very busy, which created a great atmosphere. To start, I shared the burrata with tomatoes, which was absolutely delicious. The flavours were phenomenal, and it was the highlight of the meal. For the main course, I opted for the Carbonara. Whilst it was enjoyable and well-flavoured, I did find the pasta was slightly too thick and al dente for my liking. Overall, the meal was enjoyable, but I did feel it was fairly expensive for the experience. The service was friendly, but as they were busy, it was slow at points. It was an enjoyable afternoon, and it feels like a good option for lunch or dinner if you’re in the area.

Sarah truly shined in helping us choose our food and serving us with care. This being our first experience, we were genuinely captivated by the quality. I highly encourage you to embrace the magic of dining here with your loved one in Paris.

We had such a great experience at Daroco! The staff graciously sat us early for our reservation, and the service throughout dinner was excellent. We tried the carbonara, linguine pesto, and lasagna and they were all absolutely amazing. Everything was perfectly cooked and full of flavor, and our waiter was friendly, attentive, and made us feel well taken care of. After dinner, we headed to Danico, the bar tucked in the back of the restaurant. There was a short wait for a table for our group of five, but the staff kept us updated and made the experience pleasant. Beautifully crafted and delicious cocktails. Our server, Diogo was wonderful. He was friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what he does. A must-visit spot in Paris for dinner and drinks! 🍝🍸

Our server Lilas was absolutely amazing. Super friendly and made our last night in Paris such a treat, especially since it was her birthday! The Parma Show pizza was delicious and the burrata was definitely well sized for 4 people atleast. The vibe was great if your looking for something dark dawn old definitely recommend the speakeasy in the back. Would love to come back here with friends!!

A really tall male staff is providing his customer service at his best. He is so caring that he asked if we wanna put our flower bouquet into the water bucket . He made sure that if everything was fine. Food is awesome. Tiramisu is one of the best in Paris . Yes!

Cute restaurant but food was no good. Some of my friends complaints was that it was way to salty and some needed salt. The food was basic and not worth the money even tho it’s not that expensive. I had the tuna tartare pasta and you can see in the picture that it had no tuna, almost just pasta. No flavour.

The space itself is beautiful—high ceilings, well decorated, and a lively vibe. The pasta was fresh and well-cooked, the pizza had a great crust. Service was friendly and efficient, even on a busy evening. Prices are fair for the setting and quality.

this was a dream come true! if you want raclette, this is the place to go. we received also a plate of assorted pork meat products included. the wine is also very good!

A lovely restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere and quality food. However, the baguette served with the cheese fondue was unexpectedly hard, even after being soaked, which affected the overall experience. Additionally, the special cocktail did not quite meet expectations.

A lovely restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere and quality food. However, the baguette served with the cheese fondue was unexpectedly hard, even after being soaked, which affected the overall experience. The fondue was very tasty, the wine was good, the sizes are quite big for 2 people so it’s totally worth it to try. I recommend it!

As a non French speaking American, this place was very welcoming, and was a pretty solid affordable fondue option, especially if you're used to elevated American fondue. If you're getting fondue or raclette it's at least 20 eur pp, but you'll probably end up around 25/30. We got the garlic herb and olive oil, which was a bit heavy due to the olive oil. Bread was very toasted, more like a crouton. They have an English menu. Service was very kind.

Place was so good and food quality is awesome. Loved the experience.

Great cheese experience. The place was nice, clean and comfy, the staff was nice and very helpful. I really enjoyed the food and ate more than I should. We ordered a fondue savoyarde for two and it was more than enough, we could not finish it. The only downside would be how you smell once you get out of there...

A great experience with delicious cheese. Very busy place, you should either book in advance or come in about 6pm for dinner. Raclette 26euros per person (includes lots of potatoes and meat board), friendly staff, and other meals looked very tasty including desserts. 4 stars because it took a long time to be served, we asked for water about 4 times, it came a long time after the main course arrived.

Visited here twice for dinner and on the first occasion had the beef tartare which was excellent. On the second occasion I had the entrecôte which was awful. Of the 350g, half was fat and gristle. My waiter was excellent and the vibe there is cool with more locals than tourists in attendance. Worthy of another try. Just don’t get the steak.

The whole experience from reception, service and good was more than simply satifiyng. The lunch we had over there was absolutely wonderful and I would advise everyone to go there. Finally, the price ofcourse depends also on the number of bottles of wine you may order, so that is up to yourselves. Just go and enjoy!!!

I had the crème brûlée and a macchiato — pure bliss in a stylish setting. The crème brûlée was slightly large in size but not too sweet, pairing perfectly with the coffee. Time seemed to slow down, making it a truly relaxing and luxurious experience.

We attended a business dinner with a valued customer. The restaurant boasts exquisite decor and exudes an inviting and lively atmosphere. The service was exceptionally professional and amiable. Regrettably, the food did not meet my expectations. While it was presented professionally and had an appealing appearance, the taste was lacking. The onion soup was bland and lacked the rich, caramelised flavour that is essential for this dish. The “French Duck Confit Parmentier, Full-bodied Jus, Small Fresh Herb Salad” was overcooked and somewhat dry, as if it had been reheated multiple times. On the positive side, my dessert, a “Fig Shortbread, Mascarpone Cream,” was excellent and met the standards I expect from a French restaurant.

Awesome place. Awesome food, kind staff, cozy atmosphere and great music! I had an onion soup(highly recommend) and beef tartare.o E of the best dining experiences I’ve had in a long time. But don’t forget to make a reservation, the place is usually quite crowded.

For us, this was an awesome place, close to where we were staying and open when others were not. Food was great and service friendly. I don't believe you would go wrong with this spot.

Went with friends snd colleagues for a business lunch. We were on the second floor which was nice and fairly quiet so we could talk and enjoy our conversation. Food was good, perhaps a bit pricey. Our server was ok, but showed a bit of an attitude a couple of times. Not too friendly nor welcoming. Not convinced I would go back given price and service.

Aside from the amazing snails, which we highly recommend, even for those who don’t usually like them, the rest of the dishes were just average, and the lobster salad is best avoided. We were a group of four and each ordered something different; everything else was fine but nothing special. Ambiance and service were good.

Everything about Le Colimaçon is just divine. It is cosy, welcoming, the food is spectacular. I’ve been twice now - the first time I got the rabbit, and the dauphinois potatoes that came with it were so good I almost cried. The goats cheese tart is a must. However, for a truly religious experience, get the escargots and the duck confit. It might truly be the best meal I’ve ever had, and I do not say that lightly.

My wife and I came here for dinner on the last day of our honeymoon. To say that the experience was divine might not be doing the meal enough justice. The staff was friendly and the service was impeccable. We ordered the oysters and stuffed pimento peppers to start. The oysters were great and came with a fantastic mignonette. The peppers were delicious as was the recommended wine pairing. The rabbit was incredibly tender and juicy - needless to say it was fantastic. However, nothing prepared me for the duck confit - I teared up a little when I had the first bite. No joke. In short - this was probably the best meal I've ever had to date.

The service was attentive and friendly. The atmosphere is cozy and comfortable. The food was absolutely 10/10 – the duck dish was outstanding, and both the starter and dessert were excellent. We’ll definitely come back here every time we visit Paris!

My favorite restaurant in Paris. I've walked in once with great luck, and then I came the second time. The food is amazing, especially their duck confit. The duck confit is cooked just right, you can taste the aroma of the duck fat and the spices altogether smoothly. The lapin (rabbit) is not as surprising, it lacks flavour and feels like plain minced meet The idea to combine the ham with the lapin to provide flavour is interesting, but I personally think the ham they choose is not harmonic with the flavour of the lapin and tastes disjoint. I recommended highly of this place to every friend of mine who is going to visit Paris, and till now all 3 people who has visited said this place is amazing.

Casual style dining, with a not so bad menu, but quiet expensive having in mind the atmosphere and the quality. We had to send back undercooked meat. Nice they serve caviar, but could be better presented. Cocktails not recommended. Good wine. Nice location. 50 euros per person if you don't show up.

A super cozy French restaurant with really friendly and attentive staff. We called the pain perdu au foie gras poêlé - absolutely phenomenal, just heavenly. Definitely my favorite, along with the tartare. The duck confit and the crème brûlée was ok ^^ Highly recommend booking a table in advance, as the place gets quite busy in the evening.