Absolutely FANTASTIC! When someone asked me what the best part of my two days in Paris was, I had…read moreto say that this restaurant ranked at the very top. It's not a super touristy place (which was nice!!), but the servers/bartenders were all SO gracious with us butchering their language, and helped answer all of our questions in English. The food was top-notch...we had the haddock, and the kids got the steak with fries. It was so quaint and the decor made it feel like we were in a really sweet time in the past. Loved our time there so much!

It was a very traditional place with very nice and welcoming staffs…read more.......................................................

French Onion Soup (Soupe à l'Oignon Gratinée)…read more If Paris had a litmus test for honesty in cooking, it would be the French onion soup -- and Le Relais Madeleine passes with a wink. The broth arrives with the kind of quiet confidence only a brasserie with nothing to prove can muster. The onions are properly taken past golden and deep into that mahogany stage where the natural sugars have surrendered into pure velvet sweetness. No shortcuts here -- I can taste the hour-long relationship between the pan and the onions. The cheese cap? A disciplined gruyère melt, not the sloppy avalanche many brasseries try to hide behind. It stretches, it bubbles, it browns -- the holy trinity. The crouton within is soaked just enough to bring comfort, but not so long that it disintegrates into surrender. They held their line. This is not the overly salty tourist-trap version. This is balanced, aromatic, and unapologetically French -- the kind of bowl that reminds you that simplicity, when respected, becomes luxury.

Delicious quiche dish was a group favorite! Servicer was exceptional with excellent…read morerecommendations! Cocktails were on point.

I love Beaugrenelle and was really looking forward to trying this new restaurant. The decor was…read moreappealing and I've always been impressed at how Parisians embraced the American-style diner concept. When we walked in, everyone was friendly and the waitress took our order right away. There were only a few people in the restaurant and about ten staff members on the floor, so it makes sense that they attended to us quickly. Half an hour later, I got my drink (water came a good ten minutes after that). To be fair, I ordered a milkshake, a drink synonymous with midwestern Woolworths, not Parisian shopping malls. But something that tastes exactly like a Slim Fast smoothie should never take so long. I don't blame MyPop for the taste, of course. It's a problem endemic to American-style restaurants throughout Paris. This is America's fault- along with the $40 million given to France under the Marshall Plan, someone could have told them you're supposed to use ice cream to make milkshakes. 40 minutes in, we still hadn't eaten. "Should have gone to Chipotle," I thought, kicking myself. The waitress messed up our order four times. It's not like we asked for any special condiments or combinations or anything- we ordered straight off the menu. The menu that they wrote. When confronted the first time, we politely pointed out the mistake, which she refused to acknowledge, allowing her colleague to take care of the mess for her. Only she didn't take care of it- they forgot our order several times. The manager finally came out and blamed us for the problem. "There were chili peppers and caramelized onions on this burger, but not enough," he said, throwing the plate on the table. Invisible chili peppers? Caramelized onions that looked exactly like raw onions? You have to give MyPop credit for these stunning advances in the fields of physics and food science. In case you're wondering, we did get our meals eventually, replete with overcooked patties and soggy french fries. I'm American, so if these patties were too well done for me, I can't imagine how French people, raised on steak bleu and tartare, could handle them. It's worth mentioning that the owner was present in the restaurant, oblivious to the shenanigans going on among his staff. I could be wrong, but it looked like he waited even longer for his food than we did. He kept going back behind the counter to check on it's status. When the waitress finally brought us our check (after 20 minutes of asking), she refused to apologize and said blatantly, "It's not my fault. It's the organization." Grand total: 60 euro. Here's some things I would have rather done with 60 euro: -Buy two weeks of groceries -Feed a North Korean family for a month -Eat 12 burgers at Five Guys -Enjoy dinner for two with wine at Les Crocs de l'Ogre or Anahi -Drink multiple cocktails at Candelaria -Wolf down 30 Pierre Hermé macarons -Purchase a cashmere sweater -Fly roundtrip from Paris to Moscow, and have plenty left over to buy 15 Snickers bars in the airport I understand that MyPop just opened, and everything would have been okay if someone had just said they were sorry instead of blaming us for everything. Next time, I'm going to get all American on them and complain so loudly in my nasal accent that they give me everything for free just to shut me up. If there is a next time.

We tried the appetizer and thought it was okay, the nacho cheese and guacamole were definitely…read morepackaged. The burgers that came out at the table next to ours did look good, so if the mood struck I would consider going back to try one. Prices were reasonable and the service was good, but skip the apps unless you're looking for a very American experience

Solid spot for breakfast with a great vibe. The food was reliable and hit the spot for a morning…read moremeal. The best part is the ambiance... if you snag the right seat, you can actually see the Eiffel Tower while you eat. Definitely worth a visit for the view alone! Service was pretty good, patient

Our server was lovely. They allowed us to sit at a 4-top inside because it was away from the…read moresmokers outside the cafe. I had a glass of wine and a beer and for my meal I had fish and chips. It was light and delicious. I could've used more tartar but it was cooked well. My friend ordered the salmon, which looked good to me (though I don't liked cooked salmon) and she wasn't a fan because she thought maybe it would be a like a salmon she had before but it wasn't done enough for her. She got some fries as well. A very large party ended up coming in after us and took half the cafe, but our server handled them gracefully and also made sure we were taken care of. We actually tried to go back a second time because it was good and near where we stayed, but it was too late for the kitchen service.

Stumbled upon this Jewish deli not too far from the Eiffel Tower. Originally I thought it was the…read moreSchwarz deli from Montreal but alas it was not. They did specialize in pastrami and I got a Reuben on rye which was very good. It was very thin sliced I would have preferred thick sliced but we are in France after all. The coleslaw was excellent and service was impeccable. The place was super clean and the serving staff was very kind and spoke English. My only complaint was the fries were soggy and they need to work on their formula to make them crispier. With such a great pastrami sandwich I was extremely disappointed with the quality of the fries. Other than that minor disappointment everything else lived up to expectations and was excellent. Next time I would probably try the straight pastrami and not the Reuben.

Quick recap: - Food: Good…read more- Portion size: Average to large - Service: Good - Environment: Casual - $: Average to high - Perks: N/A Overall? If you crave american food, it is the place to go to. More details: We went there on a Friday night. We had the Burger oeuf magret de canard (~20€) and a large chicken ceasar salad (16€). The burger was pretty big and tasty. The salad had a fair amount of chicken. the waiters were nice and we did not have to wait for the food for long. I recommend giving it a try!

Excellent Drinks and ambience! Service was great as well…read moreeven though they were completely full and busy. The Macarhum was very good

THE VIBES IMMACULATE…read more Stumbled upon this spot after walking around the Eiffel Tower. Service was TOP. Cocktails, so YUMMY!! I enjoy my time and would MOST DEF go back when I return to Paris!

The food was very good. I had the roasted chicken. It was moist and tender inside and the skin was…read moreperfectly crispy. The service was great and the vibe was on point. I highly recommend Bo Zinc.

I like the price quality ratio we have experienced with colleagues in this place which has nice…read moreatmosphere, tasty food and satisfied customers. We will be here again in the future.

Very convenient restaurant located underneath our Airbnb. Stopped in for a to go latte. The service…read morewas super fast and friendly and my latte was absolutely delicious. I would definitely return to this location for breakfast in the future.

Great breakfast Americano coffee was not that great. I would go for a cappuccino next time…read more Good simple menu, cozy atmosphere.

A solid choice if you're hammering for an American style burger while in the area. It's more…read morereminiscent of a homemade burger you'd pan fry, not like In-n-Out or Red Robin. The fries were okay as well. They have two locations, and this one did not have milk shakes.

Decent place. My family all ordered their original burger. I had the yankee which only has bacon…read moreadded. The seasoned fries were delicious. But none of us were fans of the mature cheddar. It ruined the burger for me. If you don't like super strong bitter cheese, ask for the burger sans cheese.

We were just an American couple looking for a last minute dinner with no reservation. We passed by…read morethis place a few times before. So we're like, why not? We were so happy they seated us right away. The vibe inside was really vibrant, hip, and artsy. We were surrounded by mostly French people and not much tourists which gives it that feel of being in a real French restaurant. The menu is all in French so if you don't speak it fluently, just use Google lens to translate. Our waiter understood English and he was very friendly and kind. I loved my confit de canard (duck) on a bed of flavorful potatoes. It was so delicious. My husband ordered something raw- thinly sliced beef topped with arugula and shaved Parmesan. He wasn't so pleased because it didn't fill him up, haha. It may need some sauce too. He ended up ordering a charcuterie board. The beers according to him was OK or so-so. Meanwhile, I loved their red wine! Bordeaux is what I got. I personally would come back here again.

I'm surprised that there aren't higher reviews for this restaurant. The food was delicious and the…read moreservice was very positive and quick! We ordered escargots (snails), salmon with white butter and rice, risotto with chicken, and hot tea. Everything was delicious, especially the escargots and the salmon dish. Our server was brisk but very friendly! There wasn't an English menu but he offered to translate the menu for us, and he answered many of our questions. He even advised us on how to eat escargots (as we've never had escargots before). The restaurant had a classy, somewhat formal ambience. As tourists, eating here was a very positive experience, and I would recommend English-speakers to come here for a very French cuisine. But before you sit down, ask ahead for an English menu or a server like ours that can translate!