Outstanding food! I was not sure my husband would like it but he was game, and enjoyed it as much…read moreas I did. Every dish is incredibly flavorful. We had mushroom soup, kohlrabi ravioli, stuffed parsnip, and bourguignon. Every dish was perfectly seasoned and so complex. We then had a cheese course yum! And dessert, a chocolate cake so rich and pineapple ganache- light, fluffy and flavorful. Our server was excellent- he knew the menu well and assisted us in selecting the perfect wine. We were so full after our meal and I thought I might be hungry an hour later but not at all! Highly recommend.

Excellent service and nice atmosphere, but I can't say I enjoyed the food. It all tasted pickled,…read morevinegary. I love vegan cuisine, so that part was no problem; the flavors themselves were just too acidic, with nothing creamy for balance.

Great sandwiches, super fries and sauces, clean simple atmosphere, sweet helpful customer service…read more Wish we had time this trip to eat here again. My son loved it, so far his favorite meal. Tho not for vegans.

Best kebab in the hood (just across from the Louis Blanc metro) run by four brothers from Antalya…read more Bread is made fresh and the ingredients are far superior quality than the other disgusting Turkish sandwich places in the area

The only reason why Au Vieux Cèdre's bewitching Shawarma does not appear in the pages of "A…read moreMoveable Feast" is because the small Lebanese joint opened its doors more than half a century after Ernest Hemingway lived (and ate) literally around the corner... A stone throw away from La Place de la Contrescarpe, and Hemingway's apt at 74 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine (the place where Verlaine died as well), I can assure you that the voracious writer would have devoured many a shawarma, kastas or falafels, as these are indeed "moveable feasts" that you can savor on the go while on your Paris explorations, without being rattan chair bound elbow-to-elbow with other Parisians, as you surely will be (and should be) eventually. This little hole in the wall has indeed the best shawarma I've ever had in three continents, and it's a must have for those on literary pilgrimages in the area. Also try the Soujouk; squashy spicy beef with tomato and hummus. This was my favorite fast food spot while in my 3 month + Paris residency, and the perfect antebellum when sauntering the quaintness of the Rue Mouffetard. Now, for good measure, let me clear my throat *ahem* La seule raison pour laquelle Au Vieux Cèdre's enchantant Shawarma n'apparaît pas dans les pages du "A Moveable Feast"; est parce que le petit joint Libanais a ouvert ses portes davantage que le demi-siècle après qu'Ernest Hemingway ait vécu (et a mangé) littéralement autour le coin... Un jet en pierre à partir de La Place de la Contrescarpe, et Hemingway's convenable à 74 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine (l'endroit où Verlaine est mort aussi bien), je peux vous assurer que l'auteur vorace aurait dévoré des beaucoup un shawarma, des kastas ou des falafels, en tant que ces derniers suis en effet "moveable feasts" que vous pouvez savor sur vos explorations de Paris, sans être chaise de rotin liée coude-à-coude avec l'autre Parisians (comme vous sûrement et devriez être par la suite). Ce petit trou dans le mur a en effet le meilleur shawarma dans trois continents, et son un festin pour ceux sur des pélerinages littéraires dans le secteur. Essayez le Soujouk ; boeuf épicé mou et humide avec la tomate et hummus. Ma tache préférée en mes trois mois dans Paris, et parfait en allant au le Rue Mouffetard. No pun intended, but Pardon my French (in every way, really). But I'm just so fucking glad that Yelp has gone Paris!!?? C'est Cool!

VC had been raving about this shawarma place nonstop since we met up in Deauville-- a throwback to…read morehis semester abroad in Paris several years ago. Part nostalgia, part mouth-watering deliciousness... even though he didn't have an opportunity to revisit and satisfy his craving this trip, J & I took advantage of a free afternoon to wander here for a quick bite. AMBIANCE: Its a hole in the wall. Literally. What do you expect? There is enough room to perhaps duck out of the rain (if there is any) and wolf down your meal while standing... but it's better to just take everything to go and people watch in the round-about a few meters down the road. SERVICE: So friendly! The guy behind the counter was very sweet and made some small talk while he prepared our order. FOOD: J really enjoyed his meal. I thought it was ok... I guess VC hyped it up way too much for me (disappointed). The meat was a mix of tender & dry, while the flavor was also a little hit or miss for me. I ordered a Soujouk for myself based on Yelp reviews, and liked that much better. Prices are extremely reasonable (as all these shawarma/hole in the wall places are...), and we left satisfied. OVERALL: Since this place lacked the wistful longing for me that it had for VC, I'd say Au Vieux Cedre would be around 3 stars for me. However J really enjoyed the meal, so I'll bump it up to 4. For most tourists, this would be quite out of the way, but it is a nice way to see a different side of Paris (much younger and "hipper"), plus you get a chance to walk past the Pantheon and see a nice view of the Eiffel Tower on your way back out through the Latin quarter.

Great service. Cute dining room. The outdoor seating was busy and bustling. Perfectly Parisienne…read more My husband liked his burger and fries. My onion soup was delicious but luke warm. The egg app was good. Great truffle flavor Mamie's has nice wines and a full bar for adult beverages.

Not a bad spot to hang out with friends before dinner with an average selections of cocktails,…read morebeers, and wines. We shared fish and chips with two glasses of wines at reasonable prices. One server handling a fairly busy establishment is quite a feat. Food was average.

We were really excited to try this vegetarian restaurant but were quite disappointed. First of all…read morethey did not check any ones vaccine QR codes. People were jammed in there so tightly with no windows or doors open even though it was really hot inside. I ordered a juice which was fine and the pumpkin soup. I don't mind plain things. But this soup was unedible it was like they just puréed pumpkin and that's it. I try adding salt but it didn't help I just left it on the table. My husband's food was nothing exciting either the staff would wear their mask and then take them off and then put them on again. I would not recommend this place at this time

I wish I could give a higher rating to support a vegetarian restaurant, but the food is just not…read morevery good. It's the kind of boiled vegetables, cereal and salad you could do at home by yourself, were you not so lazy. Luckily there is a ton of condiments on the table, so, after drenching my food in soy sauce, oil and vinegar, the dish acquired a bit of flavour. Despite the simplicity of the preparation, the service was extremely slow (we waited at least 45 minutes for our dish) so not a good option if your lunch break is short.

Great little bakery near the Jardin du Luxembourg! Stopped by for a quick breakfast before starting…read morethe day and it was perfect!! All their pastries and goodies were lined neatly in the display window and looked so enticing! Their menu was bilingual (English + French) which made it easier for me as a tourist. I got the classic croissant, the chocolate croissant, and a cup of coffee with milk. My boyfriend got the ham and cheese sandwich. They were all delicious and hit the spot!! Service was also very nice and prompt. This is a great spot to pop in to grab a quick snack if you're in the area.

I've been to this Pomme de Pain last time I was in Paris and I absolutely love it. Located…read moreconveniently near both the Luxembourg gardens and the Pantheon it caters to all types of food crowds. I was able to go for both breakfast and lunch and have extremely hearty meals that left me satisfied in a convenient amount of time. I ended up ordering the ham and cheese melt and a bottle of orange juice. My girlfriend ordered a coffee and a chocolate croissant. They have both a high top area where you can enjoy your food while watching people on the streets. They also have a few tables and comfortable chairs where you can also sit and enjoy your food. The staff here is quick, knowledgable, and also speaks English! I'd come here for a quick bite if you're in the southeast portion of the city and want something thats guaranteed to satisfy.

As some of you may know my son is a picky eater and his go to food is a hamburger. So prior to…read moretraveling to Paris I knew I needed to find a place that served a great burger close to our hotel and bookmarked Big Fernand. It was walking distance from our hotel and close to a bunch of other eateries. The guy behind the counter was so helpful and provided suggestions including getting a combo to save money and popular burgers to try. The Big Fernand had sundries tomatoes, Swiss cheese, and a yummy house sauce! The burger was tender and juicy and cooked to perfection. My son of course got a plain burger but it was thick and juicy as well. My son also loved the fries that were seasoned with paprika! If you are in the Montparnasse area then give this burger joint a try!

We stopped in after a long day of touristing ona Sunday evening. The restaurant is on the main…read moreboulevard in Monteparnasse, sandwiched in with many other restaurants, right next to Burger King. American-feel burger bar, 12 euros for burger and fries, 3 euros for a soft drink. Generous portions, maybe 1/3lb burger? We selected the Ferdinand and the Victor, both were delicious. *Friendly staff *Menu is available in English if you need it. *Rare, medium and well-done options available