We arrived a bit early for our reservation, which was no problem. They seated us. They brought no…read morewater, no silverware. When they asked if we wanted wine, we ordered one small glass and one small carafe. Neither of which came. A second server appeared and asked if we'd like to order, to which we responded. We had already ordered the wine. He laughed. He did bring us the wine. One glass each. I returned my glass for a small carafe. We still have no silverware, no salt and pepper, no water. When approached for our dinner order, we said we were splitting a Greek salad, and three appetizers. We were dissatisfied with the fact that the appetizer platter they offer of six appetizers, is of their choice. Not our choice of appetizers. Therefore, we ordered three of our own to share: tzatziki, fried zucchini, meatballs. Unfortunately, at our small table for two, they brought four dishes at the same time. There was not room enough for all four plates. They did not bring us our own small plate to put our individual portions on. We were forced to eat out of the serving dishes, Which came with no serving spoons. Moreover two times, not once, but two times, they brought us grape leaves. And we reiterated that we had ordered meatballs. I have no idea what the issue was with that. Until the waiter said the menu has a misprint. I was speaking English, meatballs do not sound like grape leaves. In any case, the fried zucchini was unpalatable. Was not thin strips, not delicately fried. They were balls of raw dough with zucchini thrown in. I could not eat them. The tzatziki was very good. The meatballs never came. After we were done with the salad, zucchini and tzatziki, they brought us four small meat patties (on the house). To be honest, they were hot and flavorful. Moreover, the feta cheese in the Greek salad was completely flavorless. Embarrassing. But I was no longer hungry. I must say the craziest thing of the evening was they had no pita bread. They ran out. What kind of Greek restaurant runs out of pita bread? They offered us baguette (it is France). However, it is not what we wanted. And they neglected to say when we ordered our appetizers that they had no pita bread. Eventually forks came, no small plates for our individual eating. They did bring us two small pieces of orange cake again on the house. Very sweet, slightly flavorful. Not interested. My friend and I were completely dissatisfied with the service, the quality of the food, the competency of the staff. We practically had to beg for forks, water, the correct item we ordered from the menu. The ambience is cute. We enjoyed each other's company. But this place was an utter and complete waste of time. We live very near Astoria in Queens, New York. And these people should be embarrassed to say that this is a Greek restaurant.

Excellent Greek food. Good service. Comfortable restaurant, everything seemed very fresh…read more Portions were nice, and food was served pretty quickly. Friendly people. Wide-ranging menu so easy to find something for each of us. May 2026.

Quaint place conveniently located near our hotel. Its location is on a quiet street you can watch…read morepeople walk by and not have to deal with tons of cars and people walking by. The chef came out and took our order and ensured we loved our meal. The food was very good and the service was fantastic.

Excellent Greek food! Absolutely the best tzatziki I have had in my lifetime. Gigante bean…read moreappetizer was also amazing as were the shrimp, chicken and steak entrees we had. Friendly service.

We found this restaurant a few blocks from our hotel... and we are so very glad we did! There are a…read morefew tables inside and we opted to eat outside on quaint tables placed on the sidewalk. The owner/server was so welcoming and helpful as we navigated the menu-- hands down the best and most attentive restaurant service we experienced in all of Paris. She pointed out the vegetarian items and offered recommendations. Everything was SO fresh and flavorful... even the tomatoes in February were perfect. My one regret is that I didn't get to taste a piece of the baklava-- an excellent excuse to go again. Thank you for a lovely meal!

Lovely staff, amazing food, and even though it's cozy and small...it bursts with huge flavors!…read moreThank you!

Where do I even begin, because the service for being the Four Seasons was an atrocity…read more Our primary server which was never around unless called for, made dinner a three hour scandal. I won't overwhelm you, but one example is he brought us olive oil and thirty minutes after, and asking twice, came the bread. Was actually served with dinner. We had to ask another server to help us close out because of his constant disappearing act. Other than that food was special and the wine was divine. Had the veal Milanese, make sure to order, with a very nice Barolo.

Definitely a five-star experience experience. This was the best restaurant I have been to in Paris,…read moreand that is not an easy label because there are so many delicious restaurants! This is the perfect place to dine in at after a day of shopping at Champs Elysees. Service (10/10) Service was excellent, exactly what you would expect at a high-end restaurant. The servers were very attentive, gave great recommendations, and were very friendly. The wait staff was very patient, I never felt rushed to order or while dining. Most of the wait staff is English-speaking. Food (10/10) The food was amazing, quite an inspired dining experience. Tarte tatin de tomatoes confites (10/10)- I am not normally a big fan of tomatoes, but the tomato dish was excellent. I was a little hesitant when he came to the ice cream, but impaired perfectly. The ice cream had a peppery flavoring. Arrancini (10/10)- This dish was the perfect small bite. It was delightfully crispy with a balance of soft and savory on top. Vitello tonato (10/10)- Delicious flavoring for this light dish. I could eat 5 plates of this! Pasta dish (10/10)- I forget the name, but it was a meat ravioli in a white sauce. So flavorful and filling.

Excellent Street food!!! Recommended by friends on our way…read moredown from Montmartre. The taco wraps with chicken, roasted vegs and tzatziki was incredible. A must stop if I'm the neighborhood

Our first night in Paris. Found this place desperate to have dinner for the family. Couldn't have…read morefound a better stop. Nice workers who worked with our basic French. We all 6 ordered, were so grateful to have healthy and fresh food and got to sit at the counter in the fresh air. We all 5 loved our food and the place. Highly reccommed this place. We'll go back here on our visit for sure.

One our best meals in Paris. Quaint, friendly and incredibly good food. The Brussels sprouts were…read moreone of the best dishes I have ever had. The ownership is extremely friendly. This is a must try in Paris.

Decided to eat here for our last dinner in Paris. We like to finish our trips with a wonderful…read moremeal so generally revisit our favorite restaurant. We were not disappointed a second time! The food was fantastic (we ate the entire menu at this point), the drinks were great, and the staff and chef made us feel so welcome. They were thrilled we came back and treated us like family. One of our best experiences in France.

My favorite couscous in Paris. A business run by wonderful family from Morocco. Don't be surprised…read moreif you are treated like family and called "mon cher" "mon grand" and "mon petit" within a few minutes. Once when I was there alone, they sat me next to a World War II veteran who told me his fascinating life story. Another time I met Madame la Comtesse--an eccentric neighborhood woman who told me all about her theories of why Paris is a better city than most ("plusieurs centres" is key). All this to say that this is the kind of place where you can immediately become just one of the locals. Now as for food, you must get the couscous, specifically one that includes their delicious Moroccan meatballs (boulettes). They only do couscous three times a week and this is lunch only. Things get pretty full once the little farmers market closes, so go before 1 pm if you can.

What a delight! We were just walking to Le Bon Marché when we wanted to get a quick bite to eat. We…read morestopped in at this café and had such a delightful time. All we got were salads and coffee and both were excellent. The owner was so friendly and welcoming, talking to us, asking about us, and just making the place seem like a spot you would want to go to again and again. However it's only open for lunch.

What a find! Montmartre is on a hill that requires climbing stairs or hopping on the funiculere…read more So it's easy to pick the first bar restaurant once on top. We chose to walk more inside the village to avoid the massive crowd. I am so glad we did! We found Au rendez vous de Monmartre by accident and it was perfect! There are choices of traditional French fares and middle eastern dishes as well like couscous. I had a brick au thon and Ron had a walnut chicken salad. My brick au thon is a simple tuna salad with an egg yolk hiding in the middle as it is wrapped in Phyllo dough. The egg yolk smothers the brick as l pierced the Phyllo dough with my fork. It was a perfect lunch! Ron's chicken salad had freshly roasted chicken, very moist and juicy. The butter lettuce was so delicate and tender, the walnuts were fresh nuts that tasted delicious. Great address in Montmartre!

My friend and I were looking for a place to eat dinner at 11 pm on a Sunday night and we are so…read morehappy we decided to eat here! We ordered the chicken salad with nuts and the chicken couscous and it was all delicious! The food was very flavorful, there were tons of walnuts in the salad, and the portions were a generous size. The staff was such a nice family and we felt like we had been invited to a home cooked meal with friends! The prices were perfect considering the amount and quality of the food and I'd definitely recommend it if you're in the area.