Food, fish & chips and baked salmon, were OK. Table outside. Tight space. Located at one of corners of intersections of several streets. Probably popular because near shopping area, like large department store, Galleria Lafayette. Service was bit rushed. Customers were mostly tourists. If looking for more local flavors, go to the side streets with smaller cafes, bistros and restaurants. read more

Had dinner here last night. Started with some escargot and fresh bread. Coq au vin was on special and it was perfect as I had wanted to try it and hadn't seen it on other menus in Paris. It was our last night. Everyone welcoming and friendly. I thought reasonably priced. 145 euros for two with a couple glasses wine, dinner, dessert and coffee. We felt like it was a traditional Paris experience. Menu https://lor.paris/m/cafe-de-l-olympia-paris/94221c0a-a5c6-4e22-b45d-94f981312000 read more

Cafe de l'Olympia - Coq au vin - Patisserie/Cake Shop Near Me - Paris, 75

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We needed a place to have lunch while we waited for our hotel room and this was this first café that caught our eye. While the staff was very nice we did fear we'd wandered into a bit of a tourist joint. Case in point: my Coke Zero cost nearly 7€! But we were jet lagged and needed food. My croque monsieur wasn't cheap either for a simple sandwich (16.5 €) but that can be the going rate in the U.S. too at some places like Ike's or Surf City Sandwiches. I will say that my croque tasted just fine and we had a nice warm café to relax in and hang out before we checked back at the hotel. read more

Cafe de l'Olympia - Croque monsieur with side salad - Patisserie/Cake Shop Near Me - Paris, 75

Stopped by for a latte and a chocolate croissant. Very cute take out. The croissant was light and crisp with just a hint of chocolate bits which I liked MUCH better than the overpowering ones that have too much chocolate crammed into them. The barista was pleasant and engaged, overall an enjoyable experience. read more

This is THE authentic Paris style cafe. I enjoy french style caesar salad with chicken cutlet that I love heavily. read more

Cafe de l'Olympia - Patisserie/Cake Shop Near Me - Paris, 75

Street cafe, not fancy, food was delicious. French onion soup, escargot, and octopus. All wonderful. Servers are very friendly and we were able to communicate well enough, although we need to learn more French! read more

Hendricks and Darell were amazing servers and spoke amazing english for us Americans! Fish and chips, aperol spritz & fruit tart was 10/10! Calm and clean space with great ambiance in restaurant! read more

Cafe de l'Olympia - fish & chips - Patisserie/Cake Shop Near Me - Paris, 75

We were staying nearby and this place was always packed during the day so we thought we'd stop in for dinner. We came in close to closing but we got pretty good, pretty welcoming service. We got a couple draft beers and got the dozen escargot and French onion soup to start. Great flavors from the escargot-perfect texture, and deliciously garlicky, buttery goodness. The French onion soup had tons of cheese, crusty, crunchy bread, and it almost tasted like there was goat cheese in it, which I enjoyed. Our entree's were great. My bf got the fish and chips and they were light and crispy with a great tartar sauce, accompanied by salad and fries. My medium rare steak au poivre was cooked just right and the peppercorn sauce was absolutely amazing. It was like a delicious peppercorn gravy that I wanted to put on everything. Would def come back during the day to grab a drink and people watch. read more

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Omg, this place is great for Americans who don't speak French; our waiter, Kemal, was very patient with us and made us feel at home. Kemal is the best! Wow and the quiche with salmon and spinach is a must, better than that Trader Joe's we get at home read more

Cafe de l'Olympia - Omg, this place is great for Americans who don't speak French. Waiter Kemal, was very patient with! The quiche salmon and spinach. - Patisserie/Cake Shop Near Me - Paris, 75

Stopped by here for a quick lunch. Looked very busy every time I would pass by it so figured it would be good. Sits near the Opera Garnier. Ordered Cappuccino some wine and both were satisfying with my meal and light. I ordered their version of a Caesar salad that had some additional things on it than a typical Ceasar and loved it! The salad was very tasty and filling as it had lots of pieces of chicken and hard boiled egg. As busy as the place was service was attentive and friendly. Nothing fancy about the place simple nice cafe with most outdoor sitting where you can people watch read more

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Two of us randomly walked in while strolling along the boulevard. An ideal place to relax and people watch, it's clean and attractive enough, at a busy intersection with decent sidewalk seating. Enjoyed some good Pschitt[1]. I ordered lemonade, and got a bottle of Pschitt, a glass with ice, and a lemon while my friend sipped on her coffee. Quick and friendly service. Friendly patrons[2], too - a woman even offered to take our photo! [1] Like that pun? [2] Luck of the draw, of course. read more

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Good food, great service but $165 for 4 burgers and two cokes and three deserts. Total tourist trap. Asked waiter for tap water then see $14 boll for bottles water. $6.50 cokes. Just a total rip-off! read more

Stopped in here to grab something to eat while shopping. It was crowded, tiny tables. We sat in the tented awning area in the front. I had a Croque Madame and my husband had a Croque Poulet. It was quite good, and so was the wine (though I neglected to note what it was, sorry). I have no reason to complain. I attached pics, that's the best way to know what to expect. Our total with drinks was 38 euro. Our server Teddy was engaging, spoke English well and did not bat an eye at my poor Google Translate French. He told us he was going to Boston. Bonne chance Teddy! read more

Cafe de l'Olympia - Croque Madame at forefront, Croque Poulet at rear, with French Fries $38 euro with drinks - Patisserie/Cake Shop Near Me - Paris, 75

This place is awful!! Dirty and EXPENSIVE- my cappuccino was 8,20eur !!! The waiters are grumpy and rude; the food is bad. The only thing this place has for itself is it's location. Then again, you're in front of a busy road. Avoid this café. read more

Cafe de l'Olympia - 8,20 eur Cappuccino !!! Not ok - Patisserie/Cake Shop Near Me - Paris, 75

I can see where some may find this establishment too busy and cold, but again in Paris, if you make any effort to speak French it warms up quickly. We stopped for a small snack. The mussels in cream sauce were very good, and the service attentive and friendly. The fries are a major star here. Cut on a bevel, they are wonderfully crisp and not greasy and act like a scoop. We made the lucky choice to ask for mayonnaise, and were rewarded with a mayonnaise of the House - rich aioli with a little mustard and curry mixed in. Absolutely outstanding compliment for the best fries we had in Paris! read more

Food was quite bland. Service wasn't bad until we got the check and the waiter tried to overcharge for the glass of wine and wouldn't change it. I was really surprised because I've read such good reviews. I will say the wine was good and so was aperol spritz my date ordered was very good. read more

Melanie was great server we had escargot,duck and crème brûlée was da bomb. Went back a second time although was our server and he was wonderful one of our cats of meat was not satisfactory and she quickly replaced it with them additional salad and fries we couldn't ask for better dessert was a macaron and it was delicious read more

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This is a terrible restaurant. Run, don't walk, the opposite direction from Café Olympia. Worst food to date since starting Yelp. I was wondering if my palate was just becoming very lazy or if really all the food here in Paris that I've been having was truly excellent. That question was answered when I came into Café Olympia. The food was the worst I've had in years. My plat du jour, Osso Bucco, was a cold lump they poured lukewarm sauce on-and didn't even bother heating up the noodles. The whole Meal was cold and fatty - a terrible combination and absolutely disgusting. I get sick to my stomach thinking about this meal we had last night. We enjoyed a couple drinks and the two wines I tasted with my friends were terribly sour and just like a bottle of been open for a decade. I had a rum drink that was interesting but it left me with a splitting headache- that is not normal. Then let's just add how rude they were. We were meeting friends and they would not seat at a table big enough for all of the group that was coming. Everyone arrived and it caused all sorts of trouble shuffling and coats and people squishing over trying to make room. The maître d' was absolutely hostile to our party. This is just a bad restaurant -maybe if your French it's okay for a drink only-but would not come here as a visitor or an American in Paris. read more

The place was open late so we tried it. They forgot a part of our order, but whatever. We ended being glad for it since we weren't that happy with the quality of the food. Based on the other people at the cafe, I think this place might be better for drinks. We didn't know and had food instead. The ham and cheese sandwich was not very good, and the ham and cheese crepe was pretty bad. The crepes were all pre-made and tough. How sad. It's actually quite expensive too for what you get (there's a surcharge for late-night eating). read more

Food was just so-so. The foie gras was too salty, the salmon steak that I randomly ordered was actually pretty good, and whatever my wife got - oh yeah the foie gras - she didn't really like. It was a little later on a Wednesday night when we ate here and we just decided to roll in and get it done. I knew that when they had like five different language menus it wasn't going to be that great. On a positive note, I saw our server walk out to a nearby trash can and place a well-packed bag on top of it. I asked him what that was about. He told me that each night they put out the sandwiches they couldn't sell so that the homeless people can eat them. That's awesome. For homeless people, that is. I don't eat trash can sandwiches anymore so I didn't reap any benefit. read more

This place was a nice 10 minute stroll from our hotel. Service was friendly and attentive. We ordered escargots and steak frites and a nice stein of Kronenberg. Snails were tasty pesto butter morsels of goodness. Steak frites was a nice cut of beef done exactly as ordered with crispy fries. Very satisfying meal after a long day sightseeing and walking around Paris. C'est tres bonne!! read more

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This is why I love Paris! Good food, and convenience. We had the duck confit, the chicken paillard, and a chitterling sausage. The food came out in a good time and the server was charming. I will return. read more

Wow!! Absolutely incredible food! As we arrived to Paris after a looooong flight from a Ibiza, Spain... my fiancé and I were looking for delicious, fast and a French style cafe! Cafe de 'Olympia was incredible. I loved the music themed style cafe and proximity to our hotel was amazing! Our waiter knew how to communicate with us Americans.. which always helps, haha! The only thing that made me feel a little weird ... I just wasn't very happy to see they had dog (canine) on their menu. It was one of the waiter's recommendations.. we started off with some shared the croque-monsieur which was the most tasty meal I've had in a long time and the spaghetti bolognese tasted so incredibly fresh and real ingredients . We finished it off with a ridiculous dessert of course, I can't even remember the name but was a raspberry tart type of dessert and a long chocolate cream filled soft piece of heaven! read more

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WORST EXPERIENCE EVER! THE WORST SERVICE !! THEY DONT RESPECT THE CLIENT i asked for a Cesar salad, and the salad was old , it smelled horrible , so i asked to please take it away and the check please. There cringed me another, and i said that i didn't asked fro another salad, so finally they cringed me the check. I didn't touched the second salad because i didn't asked for it. In the bill , i had to pay BOTH OF THE SALADS, even if i said that the first one was old, it smelled really bad , and they told me " is because you haven't tried i cesar salad in your life"..... I almost call the police... and both salads where 40 euros... 20 euros each salad , one was old and the other one was not for me... THEY DONT RESPECT THEY CLIENT! read more

Best Croques ever!!!!!! Will DEFINITELY stop by again next time in Paris. Servicd wise, not the best, but not bad.

My wife and I had were starving after a full day playing tourist so we unfortunately stopped off at this pitiful excuse for a restaurant after getting off Metro and before going back to hotel. I usually use Yelp but in this case we didn't but even then I have no idea how this place has 3.5 stars. I had the roasted salmon and my wife had the Quiche Lorraine. Her Lorraine was basically, not kidding, dry scrambled eggs with a mushy crust. The worst quiche we've ever tasted, even worse than a store bought one that was the previous worst. My Salmon was so bad I had to spit it out after first bite. It had an off smell to it and tasted terrible, I assumed it had gone bad. We each had one bite and immediately sent it back and they removed the plates. While we were finishing our wine we saw our waiter arguing with who must of been either the owner or manager for about 20 minutes. When we got the bill I was amazed to see that they didn't remove anything off the bill. I wasn't looking for any freebies but to take the plates away knowing that it was so bad and to still charge for it all is beyond belief. Waiter was fantastic and desperately needs to find a new job at a much better restaurant.the owner of this place needs to figure out what customer service and good food is. They're are so many fantastic restaurants here that to pay $65.00 for this swill is ridiculous. It was by far our worst meal on the entire vacation.it was so bad we told our hotel front desk and concierge how bad it was and they laughed and asked why we would go there.. They said they would never send any of their guests there. PLEASE YELP READERS, TRUST ME AND DO NOT GO HERE. YOU WILL BE SORELY DISAPPOINTED. read more

Foods are very good, servers are very friendly and kind. Foods are large enough ro fill my American stomach! This restaurant has balcony to sit outside and location is too good for the price. If you were looking for American style coffee, this is the place. They are American style restaurant of Paris with American music. They call this American coffee, and comes with hot water to add make American large sized coffee. read more

Worst service I have ever experienced and there has been a lot in Paris... Food is frozen and re-heated. Don't bother wasting your money.

Very disappointed they were nice to welcome you and at the time to order the food was very bad I order a steak and ask the waiter if he recommends bringing that's not a place of many choices when I got the food the salad was old duty and already too old ....the meat was so hard could not even chew.....the waiter new it and he became very rude. WILL NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE AT ALL read more

Delicious omelettes! Portions were very generous given the pricing. I went here every day when I was in Paris!

This spot is very cute! Nice decor. The steak tartare was divine. Rude girl bartender. She was probably just having a bad day or doesn't like her server job. Overall, would return. Food recommended, service suboptimal. read more

We ate here on accident, and it turned out to be one of the best breakfasts I had while in Paris! After several days of pastry + coffee breakfasts, this girl was getting a little tired of the same ol' same ol'. I like a little protein in the AM, because I need a hefty breakfast so I'm not hungry all day. And as much as I hate to admit it, you can only eat so many croissant before you get sick of the buttery pastry! I ordered the "American breakfast", which consisted of a pastry, coffee, two eggs with ham, bread, and orange juice. I selected a regular croissant which was pretty good but not the best. The eggs and ham came with a small salad which was interesting, considering I don't usually eat greens at 9AM, but the flavors went so well together. The highlight of this meal however was the orange juice! When it arrived at our table I thought our waitress had made a mistake because it looked like pink grapefruit juice. I drank it anyways and after the first sip it was definitely orange juice but 10000x better than any orange juice you'll ever have in the states. It was light, sweet, almost fragrant, but still citrusy. I wonder what oranges they used because it was out of this world! (Wouldn't it be funny if it ended up being some artificial Tang-like crap? But somehow I doubt it. Or at least I hope it's not true!) I'd definitely come back for breakfast! It's easily accessibly by the Madeline metro station. read more

Proper parisienne streetside diner. All the french golden greats complete with pavement terrace pour les fumeurs.

We went here for breakfast. It's along Rue de Madeleine, so it's great for people-watching and a great chill spot. We liked it until we received the check. We had two orders of scrambled eggs, two chocolate croissants and fresh OJ for 47 euros or $52! They charged us for two omelettes - 13 euros each - instead of scrambled eggs and wouldn't change it. We won't be going back. read more

Tourist trap. Menus is too many languages should give you a hint. Food is terrible. Had the tagliatelle carbonara which tasted watered down and needed some sort of flavor. Maybe it was a bad a choice, but they need to work on their bechamel. read more

Kind of cool spot. Food was ok... Satisfying but $38 for a mediocre milkshake and sandwich.

A friend of mine and I found this café after what seemed an awfully long time spent combing the streets in search of a reasonably priced, not-too-touristy bistro or brasserie where (a) we could sit outside, (b) she could have crêpes, and (c) I could have a vegetarian omelette. The Café de l'Olympia suited us to a tee. A very friendly bilingual waiter sorted us out with food and drink, providing a beer recommendation to my friend and taking note of my dietary restrictions (no gluten ingredients, no dairy, no garlic, and no black pepper). The mushroom omelette I ordered was HUGE--I was hungry but finished only half of it--and delicious, with a nice side salad and vinaigrette dressing; my friend thoroughly enjoyed her crêpes [one savory, (au fromage), and the other sweet (au banane et Nutella)]. The only downsides were that several nearby patrons were smoking on the patio--unavoidable in Paris--and my friend's small after-dinner Calvados cost 10 Euro, which was probably unavoidable as well. All in all, we were very happy with our experience here! read more

What a pleasure it was to find this restaurant. When we arrived at the front and tried to understand the French menu, a waiter standing outside immediately asked us (in very good English) if we were English, and quickly ran inside to collect English menus for us. Travelling with a fussy teenager, the menu looked acceptable, so we went inside to eat. The same waiter served us, and again, it was clear he was there to help make it a pleasurable experience for us. We ordered some food with his assistance, and it was actually served to us quite quickly (less than 10 minutes). The food was fresh, hot, and extremely tasty. My fussy teenager actually commented afterwards that this is one of his favorite restaurants. Coming from a kid that normally survives on pizza and chicken fingers, that is saying plenty!! Now, clearly this was a memorable experience for us, and we certainly plan to go back before our vacation is over. But I also wanted to make note of the effort our waiter made with every person he was serving. Observing him during the time we were in the restaurant, there were many English patrons in the restaurant, and he made extraordinary efforts to help them and make sure they were happy with their choice to eat there. What a pleasure to watch someone work who truly takes pride in their job, and pride in helping ensure satisfactory experiences for the customers. It was worth going here simply for the great food, but the unparalleled service was simply the 'icing on the cake'!! read more

Nothing wrong with the service .. unfortunately not the case with the meal. It has indoor seating and a covered patio. The tables are small and cramped. The food was expensive relative to the quality. read more

Just arrived in Rue de Rivoli area from Montparnasse and were checking out places for dinner and breakfast when we dropped in here for dinner. Were shown to a tiny table downstairs and thought that it was a bit of a dive (tourist trap). Prices were higher than expected but serving size matched to provide reasonable vslue for money. I had a Tagliatelle Carbonara and my partner had a Parisienne Salad, both were about 7/10. We also enjoyed a Rose wine with dinner. Cost just over 40€ and we left pretty satisfied. read more