Despite the amazing food and cocktails in this place, the service is beyond rude. I live in Paris…read moreso I know the difference between rude and your typical indifferent service is. However Hero, actually shocked me, the Eastern European waitress was disgustingly rude to us, argumentative over a simple mis-order, which should have been a simple solution. It's like she got off on being a combative, rude b€£%@. I have never in my ten years in Paris experienced such service, and for this reason alone, I will never come back to Hero nor recommend it to any of my friends. We had planned to stay for more cocktails but because of this waitress and how aggressive and rude she was to us, we decided not to out of principle. [lesson to the managers, this is how you LOSE revenue and customers] Do not come here unless you want to be treated with complete and utter disrespect.

I FEEL IN LOVE WITH somek (soju + beer), gogchujang (korean chicken) and the whole evening vibe…read more Me and my friend had a great time during the rainy night. But the only bad point is that it's not a place to catch up and laugh loud at the place for other client.

Yelp Elite had their first event here and it was a great way to start off the New Year (thanks…read moreZeva)! Fantastic casual and comfortable bar/tapas place with a cool "cave" downstairs that is literally a cave! The Yelp event was all downstairs in the cozy bar with an adjoining lounge next to the gated and padlocked stock of liquor. I had the drink called "Mary Used To Smoke" and it was like drinking a smoky meal in a glass (think a thin gazpacho)! Wonderful for those who don't want something sweet but prefer something aromatic to accompany their food. Some thought it was too strong, but I preferred it to the sweeter fruitier Ruby Caroll. We got tastes of the tapas; bites of croque monsieur, jambon, and tuna. We had one sweet bite I didn't care for, but others loved it (guess you can tell I'm not really a sweet eater)! Definitely an address to go for drinks (they serve coffees too) or bites when you want some place that's unique and fun with nice service (they were swamped and still smiled)!

My new favorite bar! This is exactly the kind of place I would like to open if I had the money,…read morei.e. all of my favorite things: coffee, baked goods (red velvet!!), good food, and great cocktails. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, especially considering our low levels of French. The decor is charming and warm, and downstairs is a very cool layout of cozy alcoves for groups. I could sit here for hours - and I think we did sit there for three or so. The aperitivo spread was well worth the wait: all-you-can-eat prosciutto/mortadella, homemade chips and pickles, pickled salad wraps, mustard seed roast potatoes, and an egg tart. Clearly I sampled it all... and it was all so high quality and delicious, I couldn't believe it was free! Cocktails were a euro less during happy hour, and are reasonable for the strength and quantity otherwise.

This was One of our best meals in France. The tasting menu…read moreis a crazy value (€35 for 10 large dishes) considering the quality of the dishes. I especially loved the first course: tomato no miso. The staff was super knowledgeable and very delightful. Highly recommended!

Extremely little food for the price…read more We ordered 3 degustation menus for 35 euros each. The waitress told us that we could not have different menus (that was already an okay...) so we shared all three in ONE PLATE for each course. Pease see attached photos for the portion size. We were pretty sure that they had given us portions for one or two people, which is fine if they had made a mistake. But when we brought it up, they refused to admit. None of us were full while we had paid 40 euros each. Extremely disappointing experience.

Amazing. The vibe here is fantastic. They have some of the best music playing over their speakers,…read moregreat welcoming, energy, and some of the best shots, passion, ginger, strawberry, lemon. The owner is so welcoming and the team behind the bar are fantastic Ask for Theophane I had some patatas braves Very good

la mangerie is a funky tapas restaurant with a hip ambiance and big tapas to share. upon arrival,…read morewe were given shots to take and then taken through a secret door to a tropical island themed room. the tables are very close together and it does get loud as the night goes on. service was efficient and explained how the menu works. the reviews are true about the portions: the tapa size is very generous (of course reflected in the price). the dishes/flavors also tend to lean on the heavier side. my friend and i shared 3 tapas and we were stuffed. so 2 per person is more than enough. tapas are a mix of cuisines so fun to mix and match. // braves patates (fried potatoes) 11.5 // fried potato cubes with a delicious garlic aoili and spicy red sauce. these were definitely heavy but i really enjoyed the two sauces and you can't go wrong with fried potatoes. // butternut grillee, yaourt grec aux herbes et noisettes (grilled butternut squash with greek yogurt) 15 // the warm grilled butternut squash went well with the cool greek yogurt. i enjoyed the herbs and toppings as well. // peanut fried chicken 17 // a very filling but yummy dish! this peanut is more like the thai satay styled, and is on the sweeter side. fried popcorn-like chicken bites. all tapas were good in their own ways and incorporated different flavors and cuisines. wish i had more stomach space to try more of them!

Disaster,The worst in Paris. Read reviews forget the crazy high prices or the lousy food ,but the…read moreworst ,the most rude in all of Paris is right here. If you want to be ripped off with the worst attitude and according to so many reviews about the horrible food they are waiting for you.30 years ago I lived nearby and came frequently it was a different time. Things have changed I know some Parisians aren't nice. I think this restaurant hires them all -they live upon their past reputation

5 stars because the woman manager, not the sullen waiter was so friendly and welcoming…read more We started with oysters. Delicious. We shared the turbot, which was a huge portion. They give you Macarons gratis which is a nice touch. Very good meal.

We thought it couldn't be done, but they did it! Le Jourdain figured out how to put raisins in…read morepotato salad and make them work. That dish was the most surprising hit of the night- tender potatoes, bleu cheese, and raisins with celery in a sweet/ tangy agrodolce made a potato salad unlike any I have ever tasted. Another hit was the Raviolis frits au gorgonzola, sauce poivron & pesto. We wished we had ordered two of these. Our server was kind with my jet lag and broken French and we loved the ability to sit inside or out. This great meal set a positive tone for our whole trip and I am grateful.

Absolutely love this restaurant. It's so quaint and homey inside and the food is phenomenal…read more Everything is small plates so try as many as you can! They are all delicious. I've been twice and it was even better than the first time. The plating is beautiful, the blending of flavours is incredible and surprising and it's all around one of my favourite restaurants.

Classy ambiance with delicious food!…read more We came here after wandering the Champs Elysees. We had a reservation, and were seated quickly in the open-air deck. We had a great view of the comings and goings of the Cours la Reine, and the Seine over the road. My salmon was a bit dry, but when eaten with the sauce and peas, was moisturized and flavored well. My lunch date's duck was delicious! Juicy and flavorful, it was a delicious bite. The bread served on the house is a bit dry, but flaky. The chips were salty and crunchy. Overall, I hope to return!

Le Mini Palais is in an idyllic location inside the Grand Palais, an exhibition hall and museum…read morecomplex. The restaurant has a gorgeous main dining room and terrace, but unfortunately they stuck us in the reject room (I didn't bother to take a picture), a small annex dining room off the main large space. It had nice views of the terrace, and at least we had a table by the window, but I regretfully wish I had spoken up at the time and asked to be seated elsewhere with better ambiance. We were served bread and popovers, a fun and unique alternative to the standard bread offering. They were crusty on the outside, pillowy soft on the inside, and had a nice buttery and eggy flavor. The food was delicious but quite rich in general. Mom and I went halfsies on two dishes. The first was the parmentier, a dish of duck confit topped with potato purée. It was luscious and flavorful, but probably contained an epic amount of butter. It was quite greasy and the potatoes were absolutely butter laden. Imagine rich duck confit topped with the absolutely heaviest and richest potato purée in the world, and that is this dish. Rich but good. It was impossible to finish because of the richness, even though we swapped our plates halfway through eating so we could sample both of our selections. We also tried the Scottish salmon with green lentils and bacon. The fish was cooked perfectly and the lentils were super flavorful. This was also a tad decadent due to the bacon-laced stewed lentils beneath the fish. I'm glad we opted for only main courses and not appetizers and/or desserts. Because this place is so posh compared to some of the other restaurants we visited on our trip, I feel like the service was also less warm in comparison to other experiences. Some of the staff was actually a bit rude to us when after our meal we wanted to go onto the terrace to take a look at the view. A server actually said we should have just asked to be seated there, like it was our fault. Very strange and awkward. Based on my personal experience, Le Mini Palais was overrated and the service was lacking. Even though the food was generally good, just heavy, I wouldn't come back here for a future meal, nor would I recommend it. There are far better restaurants in Paris with much better food and service!

The food is awful. Portions are small. I went there for an included dinner with crazy horse show…read moreand it wasn't anything close to being good. I was starving. I hadn't eaten all day, but it still was not good. They're only two people running the show.

I was in GINGER restaurant on Saturday night the 21st, everything was excellent! the food…read moreatmosphere and the service(thanks to Olivier) It was actually my second time in that restaurant and When a handsome man like him remembers what Drink you had last time makes you feel so good !