Who knew there is a little bit of paradise in the middle of Issy? You would have never known there…read moreis a quaint little vineyard along the hill had you been walking down the very busy street where the main door is for this garden. My husband was shocked at how pretty the place is and was impressed i was able to locate something like this right around the corner of our neighbourhood. What he doesn't realize is that this place is a well-known secret of Issy residents and companies often have parties here - for every good reasons! They have their own little brewery, their own little vineyard, and their own little garden. A lot of their food is plucked farm-to-table. But the charm doesn't just rest on the prettiness of the scenery and the old farm-to-table trend, the decor and the food here is "top!". The amuse-bouche was some type of lavender cheese biscuit, its blend was surprisingly good. For starters, my husband got a fried mi-cuit fois gras that was shockingly not heavy and paired really well with their in-house confit made with house-grown figs. I got their ceviche type white fish that was plated beautifully but tasted even better. For mains, my mom had a ribeye, my husband had steak tartar, and i had a fish. My mom's steak was so good with their sauce and my husband's steak tartar came with the most delicious layered potatoes. I was not crazy about my fish with lentils, but i also couldnt figure out if it was unmemorable because i was busy trying to settle with my fussy toddler. Is this place good for kids? Well....They have high chairs. They even have plastic wine glasses. But they don't open until 7:30pm true parisian style, and they dont serve you faster just because you have kids. The price is really reasonable too. The starters are around 15 and the mains are around 27. For good french cuisine, it is not bad at all. It is one of my favourite places to eat now.

The best meal I've ever had in France. Had the beef and baked camembert. Outstanding. The dessert…read morewas mediocre. Staff was friendly.

Been here once before for an excellent meal some years ago…read more.. Its a boat, moored, smart casual with a good menu, great in the summer...you can sit in or out and there are 2 main rooms, the true restaurant area and the other one where there is a dance floor For once we would spend New Years Eve in Paris rather than home in England so I looked around for something a little more interesting and remembered this place I called and they were incredibly helpful...its not cheap €180 pp but they explained this included 7 courses, 2 glasses of champagne, a half bottle of wine pp a table of course and dancing to a DJ from midnight to 3. They would sort out a taxi when the time came. They sent me all the info...and there were hats and streamers etc etc Must say that Carina was superb on the phone helping us sort it all out There were a couple of things that I wasn't so keen on on the menu, in a particular the cooked foie gras which I cannot abide...but though you can't pick and choose, they said they would give me something else...that was nice So we booked Come the night, they had changed the menu anyway and we could both eat the lot...and it was good...brouillées eggs, lobster, scallops, veal, macaron & framboise, profiteroles with Baileys and the wine was good too...we had a great waiter who really looked after us....and we were just by the window, so a nice spot in the restaurant itself (we had asked for that if possible though they wouldn't guarantee it) of which more later Then we danced till 2...great music and sensible people except for one couple who tried to jive at speed on a crowded floor banging into people including us 3 times till I told them to take a hike! But apart from that it was really good Just to say you don't want to be in the dance room as its gets mega hot, and there are people everywhere and it's LOUD So was it worth it - yes!!!! Ok not cheap but good food, good music and fun ...and yes we got a taxi home easily If we are here another time then I think we would go again for sure Photos to follow

I give River Cafe a solid 2 stars. I opted for the three course dinner which was a good deal but…read morethe food was not impressive. For the first dish I ordered the burrata (mozzarella) and melon. The burrata was delicious and creamy. It was much heavier than burrata I've had in the past, almost like it was made from heavy cream. The thing that threw me off was the melon. I can't figure out why it was a served in cantaloupe, which did not create any harmony or flavor. It could have been a four to five star dish with some simple tomato and basil. For the main course I ordered the vegetable platter. I was very disappointed with this dish. The dish consisted of snow peas, carrots, radish, and string beans in a very watery broth. The broth was tasty, but like the appetizer, the dish was not harmonious. The vegetables selected were ones that do not absorb liquids well, making this dish comparable to a poorly executed (and weird) soup. The broth was also foamy, so it seems like there was effort put into the execution, but the concept did not work. A thin broth such as the one in this dish would need a more absorbent vegetable such as a potato or leek in order to work. I'm not going to lie, it was weird. For dessert, I ordered the red fruit and whipped cream. The red fruits were raspberries, strawberries and blueberries. I really enjoyed the fruits- they were fresh and good quality. Unfortunately the whipped cream was very overwhipped. It was bordering on buttery texture which I did not enjoy. Overall the food was poor. I do think the boat atmosphere is nice, and it was fancily decorated, but it did not compensate for the cuisine.

Great food for a good price! I had the filet mignon, which game in a blue cheese sauce with spinach…read moreand fried potatoes. The menus were in French, but the waiters were friendly. The dark chocolate mouse was fantastic.

Incredible! The lunch was pricey and the staff doesn't speak english very well, but they are nice…read moreand provided excellent service regardless of limited communication

We had dinner at Tandoori our last night in Paris. It's not just a hole-in-the-wall, it's located…read morein the midst of a lot of construction. Not the best ambience if you're dining outdoors, which we were. There are a lot of Indian restaurants where I live and it's my family's favorite cuisine, especially as there tend to be many vegetarian options. I can't compare Tandoori to other Indian restaurants in Paris, as it was the only one I visited, but it made us all yearn for our favorite Indian restaurants at home. The menu had few vegetarian dishes, so we tried most of them. Service was perfunctory, although other tables were occupied by regulars, who got much better treatment than we did. Understandable, just not very friendly. The mint sauce was iridescent green, motivating me to wonder about their use of ingredients. A few minutes after we got our food, the people at the next table started smoking. And smoking. All right, it's Paris; what can you do? we paid the bill and left as quickly as we could.

I've been to Tandoori Nights a few times - I keep coming back every time I'm in Paris. This…read morerestaurant may look like a tiny hole-in-the-wall from the outside. But inside, they serve delicious, authentic Indian food. The service is excellent, and their staff are knowledgeable and able to make recommendations. A must-try is the cheese naan - it is stuffed with spreadable Laughing Cow and absolutely delicious!

Fascinating that all the reviews are so dated. The cuisine was very nice. Wine list was decent…read more Starters were distinct and delicious. The pig ear was very good although not something I need to get again. Entries were moderately sized and cooked perfectly. Fish on a purée could use something additional to round out the plate. Desserts: we had the rather large Mille-feuille that would be good for two as well as the chocolate ball which was a beautiful presentation but ended up just a scoop of ice cream with too much chocolate sauce. Overall would definitely recommend as a top tier spot in the neighborhood.

Had a business dinner here last week, great overall. The menus were only available in French, but…read morethe chef took time out of his schedule to come over and explain the menu and specialties. Staff was very friendly and helpful, the dishes were great as well. I definitely recommend this restaurant to the non-French, both tourist or business people.