Unbelievable. So good. I'm coming back here when I'm in Paris next! Everything about their food and…read morecustomer service was perfect.

The PERFECT drunk meal in Paris. Definitely recommend, the owner is personable and the cook got us…read moreour food within 5 minutes. On a narrow street where you can sit on the curb or take your food to go. 10/10.

Had some amazing French restaurants while in Paris, but this cute, casual place has them beat…read more Still dreaming of L'As du Fallafel and their perfectly crispy falafels and creamy hummus. The portions are generous and I recommend sharing a plate or pita with someone because it's a lot! Great place to stop by after a day of shopping. No wait for our party of 8 despite the very limited seating (they gave us two tables of four) because it was 3pm in the afternoon.

Incredible Service, incredible food. The nicest men waited on us perfectly…read more Food is yummy and authentic. Had the falafel wrap. Ohhh so delicious.

Had a wonderful experience as a solo diner here. The staff was so friendly and attentive. The food…read morewas terrific. Will be back again!

We had a fantastic dinner at Café de Mars, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower but a world away…read morefrom the touristy scene. This place has that scrappy energy in the best possible way--servers switching effortlessly between languages, bartenders pulling double duty, and everyone working with heart and hustle. They got some strong American diner vibes with authentic french food and wine. We started with a bold and unique Chenin Sous Voile from Domaine Jousset--dry, nutty, and layered like a white port's sophisticated cousin. Highly recommend for anyone looking to drink something memorable. For mains: The flank steak was perfectly cooked medium rare, tender, and full of flavor. Modest portion, but just right considering the quality. The lamb tourine was a standout--fall-apart tender, moist, and rich without being heavy. The sauce was made for mopping up with couscous, and paired beautifully with our carafe of Syrah. Everything was balanced, thoughtfully plated, and delicious without being flashy. Portions and prices were modest, which left room to explore the menu. This is the kind of spot that makes you feel like you're in Paris--not just visiting. Cozy, charming, and quietly brilliant.

We choose this restaurant because of the reviews on Yelp and that it is around the corner from our…read moreapartment. Cute space, great staff, good affordable food as you said. I also second the fact that some fan brings IN the cigarette smoke from the poor blokes smoking outside. We both had pastas, one 4 cheeses and another ravioli wth shrimps and asparagus, side salad and carafe of wine. It is Paris, everything is good in Paris. 44 euros.

Went here twice while on a tourism trip in Paris. Impressed by the 15 Euro menu of the day- an…read moreappetizer and a main, or a main and a dessert. Choices ranged from squash potage to ravioli and foie gras to steak tartare. Drinks are reasonably priced and the place has a cozy no-rush feel. We went after 9pm both times, and had a late dinner; no wait at the door meant we took our time. Being February, there was a semi-enclosed plastic smoking patio outside the main doors, but the smoke came into the dining room anyway. Nonetheless, a nice, super-toasty, and chill way to spend an evening.

I had a lovely lunch on rue Richelieu, sitting in the Paris summer sun on the sidewalk at Damouri…read more I happened across this place while looking for a lunch treat and it was definitely a treat. I had the Kafta (kebabs [no sticks] with spices and yogurt on the side), which came with an "oriental salad" (it was what I think of as a "normal" salad in the US, with a vinaigrette(?) dressing). Both the Kafta and the salad were very, very tasty. The kebabs were a very "robust" flavor (it's the best word I can think to use), and the salad complemented the spices in the kebabs nicely. I also tried the "thé glace maison", which was okay, but did not really taste of anything, so I wouldn't get it again. It was delightfully empty for a 1pm lunch, so I hesitate to share my treasure with Yelp, but it really is very good and I want them to have the business and you to have the experience.

Stopped by the Saturday evening before Easter, our plan was to go to a nearby bistro but they were…read moreclosed and we thought Middle Eastern food sounded good. Because of the impending holiday the food was buffet style only, our waitress was so sweet and brought us a menu while telling us we couldn't order anything but they had a full buffet. Everything was good enough, the falafel were cold but that's the downside of a buffet style meal. We really enjoyed all the sides of hummus and eggplant and veggies. Ultimately I thought that for what we got 21 euros each was pricey but it's also an expensive neighborhood. It was good for a quick dinner but I probably wouldn't recommend it to others as a place they have to go while visiting Paris.

Delicious food - everything. Thierry and his team were perfect as was the food. Thank you for a…read morelovely evening.

Incredible experience with my family in France at this restaurant. We are from Dallas, which has an…read moreexcellent restaurant scene and this would certainly compete with the best of them. Everything was top-notch - service and food. We loved the Dover Sole, which was excellent, but the beef and a "fish soup" (cannot remember the name) were also outstanding.

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.

Tres delicieux! I found this place on The Fork and was looking for a place that could accommodate 5…read morepeople. The owner was very kind and accommodating to our food allergies. He also spoke some English and helped translate the menus, which were only in French. I got the grilled octopus and it was very good. It was a nice change from all the bread I had consumed the days earlier! This place is great if you want healthish Mediterranean food while in Paris.

Spectacular restaurant/wine bar close to the Picasso Museum and the air b&b I stayed at when Les…read moreBleus won the semifinals! We tried the classic shakshuka (delicious tomato, peppers, and eggs), shawarma with pita, sauces and salad, cheesecake, and Chocolat et tahini. The wines that were recommended were perfect with the food and the salon has many seating options--a little wine bar, some tables, and a cozy alcove with some very comfortable and stylish seating.

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.