I found this little and cozy restaurant through yelp. We stayed in AirBnb close to it and decided…read moreto try it for dinner one night. I'm just glad that we did. We ordered the house couscous with fall- off the bones lamb, beef tenderloin, escargot, chocolate mousse and house wine. All the food tasted heavenly. We didn't speak French but the waiter tried his best to help us really nicely. We totally recommend this restaurant.

Friendly service and good French food…read more Small restaurant and looks like a locals favorite. We ordered Cote d'agneau, escargot, and salad Parisiene. Perfect amount of food for lunch. Had some rose as well. Very reasonable.

Awesome hole in the whole. The restaurant doesn't look like much but it's quite tasty and the owner…read moreis an awesome sweet character. Love this place

Lovely place for my first meal in Paris - very welcoming and home cooked food…read more Also very nice decor inside

Just lovely - a true gem of the 13th and an awesome find! I almost wanna keep this place to myself…read moreactually! I live in the area, and every time I walk by this place Is always popping. I've always wondered: what is this place?!!? I MUST check it out! And check it out I did. I love it so much, in fact, that I have plans to come back again in 2 days. Yup - it's that good. This place is super laid back and chill, "ambiance bon enfant", super cool friendly staff, an open kitchen, cheap drinks, delicious (and affordable!!) eats, a chill + non-pretentious mixed local crowd, but I'll warn you that it can get a little loud with the music and every table shouting to each other to speak. If you're looking for a chill + calm night, perhaps go elsewhere. Drinks are cheap : 4.50 for a pint of pelforth (no HH) or 5.50 for the featured beer of the month. There's a full (and delicious) food menu if you get hungry, and you can even come here at noon for lunch or Sunday for brunch (where Irish + English breakfasts are featured woot woot).

I always eat at this small, local, totally authentic cafe whenever I stay in Bercy. Located away…read morefrom the touristy (and higher priced) venues, the chalkboard menu changes every time. Since I don't speak French, I rely on the friendly waitress or owner (cook) to tell me what to order and pair a bottle of wine. They have never steered me wrong, although they keep trying to get me to eat what I believe is the boiled cranium of some farm animal (apparently a traditional French dish). The Ef Coe Cut is a must as an appetizer...basically egg in a bowl with meat & mushroom sauce. Like many French restaurants, they close between lunch & dinner. If you arrive before 19:30, you may have to sit at the bar until they start serving dinner. If you arrive too late, you may not get a seat (there aren't many).

What a gem!!! Thank goodness for Yelp for steering us over to this amazing, wonderful, cute,…read moredelicious cafe that was 1 block from our hotel (but we never would have passed by without Yelp). We stayed in Bercy, so after a looooong 24+ hours of travel on planes trains and automobiles and checking in to our hotel, we were starving and headed straight here. We got here just before the lunch rush and easily got a table at around 12:30 (at about 1:00 people were being turned away). They did not really speak English here and I do not really speak French, but we made it work. The husband and I both had the prix fixe.... carrot soup, bread, wine, and I had the deer (I think....) in red wine sauce and he had pork of some sort over pasta in a white wine sauce. The carrot soup was possibly the best thing I tasted in Paris.... it was so flavorful, perfectly spiced, and fresh tasting..... It was wonderful. I did not leave one drop in the cup. The white wine paired well with it and tasted fantastic. My deer was very tender and the sauce was good... it came with a small cocotte of potatoes, which were tasty, but , unfortunately for me, the husband's pork/white wine sauce was better than my food. That sauce.... ohhhh that sauce was unlike anything I have ever tasted.... it was so good. I sopped it all up with bread, calories be damned! We had all of this for about 40 euro and it was worth every cent. If you are in the neighborhood, be sure to check this place out!

Fricassée de volaille, riz was amazing!!!! Huge portions. Had butternut squash soup and it was so…read morecreamy, will definitely be back.

Great spot, close to the catacombs. We were staying in the area and looking for a quick bit good…read morelunch when we saw the rating and reviews for Le Comptoir. There are a plentiful amount of tables, but only one or maybe two waiters, but don't worry, they get to you quickly to take your order and O was impressed at how quickly the food arrived after ordering. The four in our group all loved our food, which ranged from the herring in oil, kids burgers, chicken with cream sauce, salad or a side of green beans. They were all great. We were excited to recognize locals eating here. It was a great lunch and I topped it off with an espresso to help me adjust from the time difference for my trip and couldn't recommend this place any more.

Their duck was delicious! Everyone enjoyed their meal. They made accommodation for our guest in a…read morewheelchair quickly and easily! Very enjoyable French food. Ambiance was great. (The decor totally reminded me of Beauty and the Beast.) It was packed with locals on a Wednesday night!

Foie gras poéle - The Foie gras was satisfying. Nicely pan seared. Three hazelnut soup was…read moreinteresting but I felt it was overwhelmingly salty. Lamb shoulder - The lamb was tender, but the highlight was the aligot potatoes. It was a bit of a presentation but they could emphasize that a little bit cause it's an attraction! The aligot potatoes were cool but just ok. Taste too much cheese than potatoes. May be more cream or less cheese will make the taste better. Nonetheless, it was not bad at all. Veal with mushroom sauce - mistake we made was ordered well done worrying that pink will be too rare. It was dry and not that tender. But it was our bad decision. The mushroom sauce was great in fact, the sauce was great with the aligot potatoes. Duck confit - The duck leg itself was tender as usual, only thing I would improve is to have a sauce to go with it. The meat was not dry but not juicy enough plus the meat lack flavor. A sauce will perfect it.

This was our first stop in France, found it by accident and we were amazed. Starters of Stilton…read moreSoufflé and the Scallops, fantastic. Mains of flat iron steak and a chicken, again fantastic. If all my meals in France are as good as this one I might not leave. Waiter spoke very little English, and I speak no French but he was really willing to make it work and was very nice about it.

From the owner: A l'ombre des tilleuls du Bois de Vincennes La Cipale, ce restaurant du vélodrome, situé après la…read moreporte de Charenton, est resté relativement inconnu des Parisiens. Pourtant, ce lieu insolite et centenaire offre un cadre confortable et bucolique qui ne manque pas de charme, avec sa jolie terrasse fort appréciable dès les beaux jours. Frédéric Bruno et son épouse, accompagnés du chef Stéphane Roux , vous attendent pour déguster la " Brioche de cagouille amandine au coulis de poivron doux ", la " Terrine de pigeonneaux aux figues et compotée d'échalotes ", la " Papillote de soles au thym citron et à la crème de girolles ", le " Filet mignon de porcelet farci aux cèpes " ou encore le " Gratin de framboises au sabayon de champagne ". A vos fourchettes !

I wanted to rate this restaurant at the end of my trip, because it was one of the best restaurants…read morewe went to while in Paris. The place was so cute inside you walk in to the bar and from there you are seated. The staff was so friendly and helpful to us. We had some of the best white wine and the Steak Frites was cooked perfectly and the service was so fast! I highly recommend this place and can't wait to go back!

Food was very good, a little bit French, a little American. Thoughtful and patient servers, busy…read morebut not too noisy. Great location.