A great gastronomic restaurant with super friendly stuff. I had a " Paleron de boeuf " and it was…read morefantastic. The prices are surprisingly cheap than the local standards but you can feel the uniqueness immediately when you taste their food. I highly recommend it.

Very generous set of starter dishes with a dinner entree order. Carrots, Cucumber Salad, Cole…read moreSlaw, Potatoes, Stewed Peppers, Cabbage, and bread. I can't believe I could still eat after that. Whatever seasonings they put on the potatoes, I want to take home and put on everything!! It appears there are kosher offerings and some Tunisian flavors here. The entrecôte was acceptable, however I probably will choose fries instead of salad next time. The spaghetti was made better by pouring the stewed peppers on top. The kafta was very nicely seasoned, but the grill may be a little hot because the internal meat was quite rare. Overall- come hungry and you will leave very full. For dinner, expect to spend about 30€ per person (without wine). For lunch, 15€.

We were staying nearby and were pretty shaken up by the cold over the day. Wanted to grab some late…read morenight bite, ideally something hearthy. We found Le Dollys through yelp and google maps, which I must admit looked too good to be true at first sight. Boy we got lucky. This is a family owned and operated place. Kitchen is open until late at night, the food is amazing, there is a great selection of drinks, and the place was nicely populated around 11PM on a Thursday which was awesome. We tried the couscus with lamb and sausages + lamb tajin with fruits. FYI portions are super large and the food is absolutely delicious. Great service and amazing people. They are super friendly and nice - they also speak english if you are stressed about that. I love this place. Would be a regular if I was living around. Do yourself a favor and check this place out (especially if you are around the train station)! 100% recommend.

This place was delicious. The lamb tagine with fruit was a deal, maybe a steal, for 15 euros. No…read morerice or other grain filler. Would easily cost $30 in DC. Food came out quickly and the staff were very accommodating.

Finally, I found a restaurant zo go when having a bit mor than 1 hiur before the train departs…read more Nice fish and excellent beef.

The food was great. I had chicken which was flavored and juicy very well. I ate the zucchini and…read moreother vegetables that came with it. I never eat zucchini. They made it taste great. The staff were friendly and helpful. When I stumbled with my French they helped me and were patient. It was a lively and great atmosphere along the canal.

Wow. I just do not know what to say. I have been to Paris 12 times. I have NEVER experienced the…read morehaughty waiters and such that others have described- until tonight. He was nothing short of pissy from the get go. We had reservations. We showed up on time. We sat and waited probably 30 minutes until my daughter went inside to get us menus. The pissy waiter showed up with a "what do you want to drink". We ordered. Drinks were great. We ordered dinner. I was the only one to order a starter - the onion soup (which by the way was lovely) He brought my soup out with everyone else's main. So then I sat. Waiting for the risotto. We finally asked the pissy waiter about my risotto (as I had clearly been done for quite some time- and had he cared he would have seen ) and a while later he came and "plopped" it on the table. It was pretty much barely Luke warm. At the end of the meal when he finally appeared I told him That the risotto was not hot. He said it wasn't supposed to be. Seriously? In what world is rissoto served tepid? So he got pissed off and called someone else over. She was of very little help although we are pretty sure she was asking him - you didn't serve her the soup first before everyone one else's main ? he angrily snatched the check out Of my daughters hands and stormed off - then came back and said he couldn't do anything about it. He was pretty much a d$ck. No - he was a TOTAL d?ck. We saw other tables who were seated after us served before us. Yes, we are American. We are spending lots of Money to enjoy your amazing country. ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you that Paris is my favorite city in the world. This pissy waiter won't change my mind - but I for sure won't recommend anyone go here. Find something else. There as SO many restaurants - no need to deal with these people. They obv don't care.