Atmosphere: 4 The cafe is small and super crowded. Expect to…read moresit elbow to elbow with others! It's cozy until the person next to us started vaping and covered herself and some of us in a vaping cloud. Ew! Otherwise it wouldn't even have been too bad. We were lucky to get a table right as we walked in because another group was leaving. Looks like people were in and out ordering from the counter too. When you're done, just go to the counter to pay. Easy! Service: 5 Food came quickly but ordering took some time because one of the waitress went on break, but the other one was friendly and spoke English. The latte took a while to come out and I was already mostly done with my croissant by the time it arrived. Food: 5 The croissant looks messy and is intended to be eaten with a knife and fork, but it was delicious! Portion was perfect. You might not see it, but there is ham all underneath so each bite has ham. The sauce and runny yolk makes the dish decadent. The top part of the croissant was served vertical and I had to move it to make it more "sandwich-like". Matcha latte doesn't taste sweet at all so if you're thinking it will taste like what you'd get at Starbucks, it won't! But this is how I prefer it. The cup was super full when it arrived!! It was our first meal in Paris and was happy to have gotten good food! If I had to choose again, I'd choose to go there again for our first Paris meal!

Small, quaint, and EXCELLENT service and food! It is small, but don't let that dissuade you! It…read moreis in my list of must eats when in Paris!

Great coffee, omelets with perfect texture and a picturesque terrace!…read more There's a reason this place is so popular.

My first cafe in Paris. Note to self: remember people can smoke outside which can drift inside in…read morean open air cafe. However, perfectly charming. Had the rigatoni chorizo. Fantastic. I don't know what the white stuff on the top was but I loved it. Not even a rigatoni fan. The service was fine.

Great little café near Avenue Ternes with casual ambience, Wi-Fi and nice staff. It's small and…read morecharming and my leek quiche was fantastic. They even have a downstairs area with couches and coffee tables for working or chilling out with friends. Plus, their prices are not as high as the other cafés in the area.

First breakfast place in Paris that I visited. I was tired, jetlagged, and sick from running a half…read moremarathon in Dublin, Ireland a few days before. I wanted FOOD! Good thing they have a few breakfast options. I ordered the option that costs 18 Euro. I think it had two beverages, a pastry, and a main breakfast dish. I ordered orange juice and hot chocolate, a chocolate croissant, and I think some sort of egg or sandwich with a salad and sausage. It was a lot of food, but worth it! The service was great. Our waiter spoke good English and was nice to us. Would I return? Heck yes! Note: I was hyper-sensitive to cigarette smoke, especially since I was sick, but beware because it is everywhere. It gets inside if the cafe has open windows/walls.

The service lady is really friendly, and she brought us an English version manu and we are having a…read moregreat time at here, a definitely delightful evening to memory when we go back to home- Vancouver.

Stopped by for dinner. We ordered 2 burgers. Both out standing!…read more Brooklyn Burger! Delivered quickly and exactly as requested. Medium. Fresh bun, crispy fries and the burger was very flavorful, juicy and presented perfectly! Simply spoken, well worth stopping by. Staff was friendly and courteous. I had no complaints! We'll be back! Thank you!!

We have been in France for a week with no issues until we tried to visit this establishment…read moreyesterday. We were turned away and told there was no food only drinks. They sat the next couple and gave them a menu. We heard them order food. We said to the employee "Sir you said no food only drinks yet you just took their order". We were walked out. When we were seated at Le St Fernand, who's food was Very good, we looked back at the restaurant and saw more people seated WITH FOOD. I dont know if we were rejected because we are black or Americans. It definitely wasn't because of dress code for we were better dressed than most of their customers. Therefore, I would never recommend this place.

Amazing food! Huge portions. Wonderful service and atmosphere! Love the charcuterie board which is…read moreenough for a crowd! Love this place!

A great location close to the arc d triomphe. However my dish wasn't that appetizing. It was too…read morewine forward for my taste buds. Since we were seated outside most people smoked so it didn't help my taste buds. Service was decent.

Lovely French bistro. I've been here once with a friend & again as a group of of 9.. had a great…read moretime & good food both times! Menu isn't huge, but I think it makes it so much easier to make a decision. Ambience is nice & it's decorated nicely inside.

Server didn't speak English and was reluctant to allow any alteration to dishes (even a plain…read morehamburger). Food was a mixed bag - burger overcooked, steak undercooked, but a wonderful Caesar salad. Place was empty, but service still very slow. Many better options in the area.

We had dinner at Scossa based on friends recommendation . This restaurant did not deceive us at all…read more. First the seated area outside is great, the neighborhood is so calm and charming . The food was amazing , we had the steak tartare and the salmon tartare and both dishes were exquisite . As for the desserts, we had the pêche Melba and tarte tropezienne. My husband enjoyed the pêche Melba and my daughter and I enjoyed every bite of the huge tropezienne.

Late night meal. Great foie gras ans wine. Timely ans pleasant service. Chatty and him ambiance,…read moreloved the glass open airy feel smack in the middle of Place Victor Hugo.

We were looking for dinner and saw a large crowd here so decided to give it a shot. The food was…read moregood and reasonably priced, I'd recommend it! The beef bourgingnon was tender and flavorful. Served with mac n cheese that was good but not the traditional saucey american style. We also got the beef tartare which was really good. Served with tabasco and vinegar, it was pleasantly well balanced; rich yet acidic and light. Vanilla bean in the creme brulee was awesome; that nice charred sugar on top and very flavorful vanilla cream underneath. Escargot was also solid, nothing exceptional but nothing wrong with them.

Absolutely the best escargot and service in all of Paris! It's a beautiful small restaurant with…read moreoutdoor and indoor seating. The restaurant is small so the spaces between tables are narrow. The menu also has English, which made ordering easy. We loved the onion soup! The steak was a bit dry but the fries were great. The duck confit was decent. The real winner was the escargot - we had 3 more orders! The server was super friendly and even taught us some French! This definitely made our first night in Paris! Highly recommend!

I was staying in the Le Meridien Etoile hotel which is right around the corner from this…read morerestaurant.The restaurant is near the Port Mailiot Station. It was late afternoon and I was walking back from the Arc de Triompe to my hotel when I came upon this restaurant. The Arc is about a half mile from both the Le Meridien Etoile and the Arc of Triompe. This area is on the edge of the outskirts of Paris proper and is probably why prices although a little high are more reasonable than what you can expect from restaurants closer to the center of Paris. La Terrasse is a typical French brasserie serving breakfast,lunch, dinner and brunch. They have happy hour specials which we ordered from. They serve French cuisine. I ordered the filet of sole and it came with a salad. The seasoning made the sole burst with flavor, My dinner quest had the pork chop with a vegetable pasta and said, "it was the best pork chop she ever had". We both also had the kiwi/blueberry custard tart which was wonderful, as well. They have an extensive dessert menu. The coffee was strong even for a coffee drinker like me. La Terrasse has both inside and outside seating with a traditional old school bar set-up and restaurant tables along the wall. The waiter was highly professional and spoke English. I can speak several languages but can always use the help. Serve was relatively quick. We never felt rushed nor neglected. Free water came with the meal, something that is not always the case in Paris. They accept Visa and Master Card. Their hours are Mon. - Sat. 7 am - 2 am and Sunday, 7 am - 1 am. If you are staying in this area of Paris, I consider La Terrasse a good choice.

Cute restraint. I wasn't the biggest fan of their stale tartare, but I could see how some would…read morelike it. It was missing something for me. However, I loved their escargot. Very tasty. I would go back for that. The service was good too. Staff was friendly.