Coming from America, the service was wonderful here. The staff did not stutter at all when we spoke…read moreenglish and treated us with such respect. The chicken spring roles are so good!!! Atmosphere is amazing too! We sat upstairs and it was so peaceful! Would come again!

This corner spot looked so promising, with cozy outdoor seating and great view for people watching…read more However, when I stopped in for breakfast, I was disappointed. I ordered the omelette - the eggs were undercooked and very runny. Side salad was ok. The coffee was not hot enough. The crème brûlée was good. Perhaps other items on the menu are better, but I can only judge by the runny eggs and cold coffee. Service was inconsistent and lacking.

Way more locals than tourists; lunchtime was abuzz with French banter. A nice walk through the…read moreneighborhood to get to this corner bistro, if you need a bite to eat after visiting the Musée Jacquemart-André. This was exactly the type of local scene I was hoping for. Assiette de Pomme de Terre, St Nectaire Fondu: It reminded me of raclette, but without all the work of melting the cheese yourself. Tender slices of potato generously covered in a cheese with a lot of personality. I could easily make a meal of just this, but then I'd miss all the other great dishes. Confit de Canard: The skin was perfectly crispy. The meat underneath was so tender and so rich. The potato chunks on the side were also nice and crispy, with a little softness inside. I've ate a lot of duck confit in my day and this ranks towards the high end. Tartare de Boeuf: A classic. All the right ingredients mixed perfectly. The beef itself was fresh and tender. The fries on the side helped at a hearty crunch to the dish. I was quite satisfied! Créme Brûlée á la Vanille: Indulgently creamy underneath and crackling crispy sugar on top. Just what I was hoping for.

Didn't get to eat here as the restaurant was fully booked all evening. The reason for the 4 stars…read morehere is because after he told us they were booked and we left, he went out of his way to come outside after us and apologize for the fact he couldn't seat us. It was genuine, and any place that takes service that seriously is worth a second shot.

We had a delightful experience at Le Maine. We were tired and hungry after a long day of travel…read more We were very happy with our lunches. Probably not the finest food you'll find in the Paris Metro area, but solid and tasty. Our server was patient and helped us translate the menu. Our French is awful and his English was very good. The proscuitto salad was fresh, the tartare was great, the fries fantastic. The roses' are wonderful. There's a full bar if you're a cocktail person. Le Maine has a fun Parisian cafe atmosphere. They are open all day which is a plus. Just a heads up, many French restaurants have very specific dining hours.

Delicious food and wonderful service! So close to our…read morehotel! Reasonable prices! Drinks are good too!

April 13, Les Caves de la Bourgogne, Paris…read more Our family of four with a son 9 and daughter 10 ended up here by chance for lunch and it turned into the best meal of the entire trip. Arrival and First Impressions The restaurant was filled with locals which is always a good sign. We may have been the only tourists in the room. The atmosphere felt authentic and relaxed, and even with a slight language barrier our server Marius was friendly and helpful. The Highlights The Escargots à la Bourguignonne style here were completely different from others we tried. No shells, served in a rich garlic gravy with mushrooms and onions and plenty of bread for dipping. This was easily the best escargot I have ever had. I had to actively defend my plate from my daughter who kept reaching over to steal bites. I also ordered what I believe was a Gratin Montagnard, a mountain style casserole with potatoes, ham, onion, and cheese. It was incredibly rich, cheesy, and easily one of the most satisfying dishes of the trip. My wife had a Croque Monsieur which was crispy, cheesy, and very filling. She enjoyed it but could not finish it. Our son had a hamburger and the fries were a standout. They had a unique golden color and flavor that felt different from typical fries, and they were excellent. Even the side salad stood out with a light creamy dressing that worked really well. The Challenges Very few. The language barrier and the menu may feel a bit heavy if you are not in the mood for rich food. Would We Return Absolutely. This was our favorite meal in Paris and one we would go out of our way to visit again. Final Thoughts Les Caves de la Bourgogne is the kind of place you hope to stumble into while traveling. Authentic, rich, and incredibly satisfying food with a local feel that made it one of the most memorable meals of the trip.

Great place to order the classic duck confit with a glass of wine. Prices are reasonable and the…read moreduck and potatoes were good. However, friend ordered the bavette rare but it came out well done. Service was friendly.

++Charming. Super staff, friendly and nice. Burger was (according to my teens) the best ever. The…read morelamb was tender and simple. Sides were super flavorful. More please!!

Charming as hell (oops... I mean heck ) - quiet - it deserved a bigger crowd. The menu is as…read moreeclectic as the decor but they had us at the play list - early 1970s US rock almost prompted a singalong! We stopped in based on a Yelp review and were intrigued enough to swing by twice before they actually opened. If you do nothing else, have the pumpkin soup with chestnuts and popcorn - wow! The pumpkin, duck, cheese and chestnut pasta was good but I would try something else the next time (the sauce did not elevate this dish). The six varied tapas was HUGE - too big for us but quite the feast. We were too full for dessert but would go back to try try try more! Don't have the house wine but the Louberon La Ciboise cheap choice is a hit in both red and white. Great staff! Limited English but they tried hard and succeeded!

We had a wonderful late and light lunch here while staying in an Airbnb around the corner for a…read moreweekend. We sat outside, and enjoyed the people watching over a cocktail, and then ordered the charcuterie board. We were thinking *appetizer* when we ordered it, but it was so good and generously portioned, that it ended up as *meal* for the two of us. The service was great. Our waiter was charming. He treated us well, and we enjoyed some light conversation with him beyond just what's on the menu. Hopefully we'll be back in Paris again, and although I generally prefer trying new (to me) places, this is a place I'll happily visit again.

DO NOT COME TO THIS PLACE. If I could leave negative stars, I would. As many other people have…read morepointed out the waiters here are entitled, racists, and dislike Americans. We sat in one of the tables on the patio and someone did bring us menus, however after they served us (we are a mixed race family btw) they decided to ignore us. The waiter that gave us the menus decided to play stupid from then on. We called him multiple times, he played stupid (he clearly heard and saw us). I wonder what goes inside the mind of someone so disrespectful? Ignoring customers, who does he think he is? Most people traveling abroad (in our case) are highly educated people, so it is truly disappointing to find such ignorant service workers. Anyway, my husband went to talk to the waiter face to face by the cash register, to ask him to charge us as we wanted to leave, however to his face he walked away and simply ignored him. How can a restaurant have such atrocious service? Don't they train their people? Who does this waiter think he is? Would they prefer if we walk away without paying? All these questions crossed our minds. Finally another waiter who saw my husband standing there after the ignorant/stupid/poorly trained waiter walked away charged him and we happily left. To anyone considering this place DO NOT GO THERE. They have rude, entitled, and plain disrespectful waiters. Absolutely TERRIBLE SERVICE. TO THE OWNER OF THIS PLACE, you should be ASHAMED by the poor service of your staff. Train them better or sell the place to someone who knows about human resources training. Fire the disrespectful and entitled waiters too. See who worked the front patio on July 20th between 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm.

Looking for something lighter, we dined at Le Nemrod and opted for two different salads: the Thai…read moreBeef and the Burratina. Both were excellent -- fresh ingredients, vibrant colors, and a thoughtful mix of flavors and textures. The protein portions were satisfying, the dressings flavorful, and the crunch from the vegetables tied everything together. On top of that, both plates were visually appealing and beautifully presented. While Le Nemrod's menu offers much more than salads, we can't comment on the rest. But based on this experience alone, they clearly know how to deliver.

This was our second stop exploring 20 square blocks from our Hotel Stay…read more We saw how nice it was and what people were ordering. Add a glass of Bordeaux Red. You had me at the cheese and Sourdough bread.

We went to this restaurant by chance after leaving the one across because of we were allergic to…read morethe smoke seeping inside the other restaurant.We were happy we did. Our server was Charly, and he was attentive and friendly. I had the escargot and onion soup and my friend ordered the duck and some drinks and the found was delicious. Will definitely return to this place on our next trip.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place! Mostly because of Charlie our server. He was a friendly face and a…read more kind person to these two Americans who were in Paris for the first time. The food here was great; tasty, well-prepared and reasonably priced. The atmosphere felt authentically Parisian; indoor/outdoor seating, lots of folks chatting happily over wine and food and what seemed to be a lot of locals. In our 9-day stay - we came here 4 times!! This was just minutes from out hotel and we loved it! Merci beaucoup, Charlie! Vous avez rendu notre séjour mémorable! - Anna & Joel