Small place located in the 15th district in Paris. It does have a second floor but I suspect they don't use it that much. I was the first diner at 7:30 pm. Menu is written on chalkboards. I had the poached egg with pork in red wine sauce. It was not bad. For the main entree, I had beef cheeks with carrots. It was good but the portions were small. It's an old place. Luckily, the only server spoke English. Will probably not return, but I kept the fourth star for the service. read more

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Arrived without a reservation and the server quickly accommodated us by creating a four top table. He then was very helpful in accommodating our vegetarian needs. The food was Amazing. The ambience was old world and homey. Felt like a local place everyone enjoying a family meal. read more

Beautiful corner spot, top notch cooking. Eat here. I won't bore you with a blow-by-blow of my meal, mostly because the menu's changed up periodically, and I can practically guarantee it's changed. Though don't be surprised if the duck foie gras's still there - it's that good[1]. This place is spendy - thank goodness they take credit cards - but worth your dime. Service is personal to the tee. The owner and head chef served us, sat with us, chatted with us, and drank[2] with us. Fly to Paris and cab over to Je The... Me[3]. Go now. [1] Anthony Bourdain covered this place, and I largely agree with his remarks. Watch "No Reservations Paris". [2] The owner might've skipped on the wine, but we DID offer. [3] Etes-vous un francophile? I still laugh at their name's wordplay. read more

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So disappointed. We used their web site reservation system, which said they would be open the day after Christmas. We received an email confirmation, then a reminder and so we spent 40 Euro round trip to Uber to the restaurant and back only to find it closed. I emailed them (copied below) and gave them time to respond, but they never did. I'm so sad because this was one of my favorite restaurants in Paris, but we'll never go back and we'll never recommend them again. I do have screen shots of all of the above, but don't see a place to post in my review. If I find later, I'll add. I sent the following email and submitted it via feedback when they asked for it and heard nothing back. I did want to give them a chance to respond before submitting this review. Le 26 novembre, j'ai fait des réservations sur votre site web pour le 26 décembre à 19 heures. Aujourd'hui, j'ai reçu un email de confirmation de cette réservation. Mon mari a spécifiquement demandé que nous avon diner dans votre restaurant lors de notre visite à Paris, car il en avait tellement aimé la dernière fois que nous sommes allés là-bas. Cela aurait été la troisième visite pour ma mère et moi. Notre famille de quatre personnes a dépensé 20 euros (40 euros aller-retour) en taxi de l'appartement que nous avons loué pour arriver et trouver votre restaurant fermé pour les vacances. Votre site web et tripadvisor disent que vous êtes ouvert aujourd'hui. Nous sommes très déçus Nous avons recommandé votre restaurant à beaucoup de nos amis qui a voyager à Paris. Je ne suis pas sûr que nous recommanderons Je Thè Me à l'avenir. read more

The food was incredibly delicious. I had the mushrooms for an appetizer, the white fish for dinner, and the rum cake to complete my food experience. For those patrons who are not fluent in French (as myself), navigating through the menu might be a challenge. Thankfully, the couple next to my husband and my table were very kind to translate it for us. P.S. You might ask why I am not giving this place a 5-star rating if the food was incredible? Well, the reason is because the waiter was a little rude to us due to our lack of expertise in the French language. While we tried very hard to understand the menu, we still hit major roadblocks along the way. If it wasn't for the kindness of the couple sitting next to us, we would have played the guessing game with our meals. read more

I had my best meal in Paris here. The staff is very professional and try hard to explain the menu in English to you when you speak only limited French. I don' t think anything on the menu is bad, so just follow the staff's recommendations. Also, the staff is really good at making wine recommendations. If you are worried about having to make a reservation in French like I was, just use this website for reservation: http://exclusive-restaurants.com/en/ Go at 7 because the restaurant does get busy later during the night. read more

Je Thè...Me - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Based on reviews and no reservation, arrived promptly at 7 to see if a seat would be available. As hoped, the owners were very accommodating and they found a seat. I chose the 3 course meal of pumpkin soup, Spanish black pig, and chocolate cake to finish. Add wine of course. Each dish was very good and have no complaints and this meal was also at the top of my list. Do try to get there and enjoy the experience. read more

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The highlight of our Paris eating!! You won't be disappointed and will talk about the experience to your friends back home. Something you'll want to re-live over again! My husband and I went on Yelp to look for a dinner spot on our last night in Paris. Our hotel was just down the street from Je The... Me. If you are taking the Metro, it is one block from stop at Convention on the #12. We didn't have a reservation, but arrived on the early side, around 7:30. The Maître d', was wonderful wonderful. A previous Yelp reviewer says, "Completely adorable", and that's just what he is! Perfect - and charming. He spoke enough English to get by. I speak enough French to get by, so it all worked out. The place is very cozy - but has an upstairs area as well. Probably fits about 20 people. My husband got "Spanish black pig", which was phenomenal! I got scallops, which had a citrus foam. At first bite, the flavors just blow you away. You can tell, not only by looking at the beautiful plate, that such care was taken into making your meal. The restaurant is a group effort in service, where the chef took a few of the dishes to our table. Very pleasant and inviting. You really feel welcomed and I could feel the Maître d' really appreciated our American enthusiasm! Don't be afraid of veering off of just saying 'tres bien' - He got my point when I replied, "this meal is just ridiculous and wonderful". If we had done Entree's (appetizers), then Plates (main course), plus 2 desserts, I would say we would have been there 3+ hours. We only did a plate each, then split a dessert. Even though custom in France to go 'full out', I didn't feel that our American ordering was snubbed or anything. The splitting of the dessert was a little confusing to them... so if you go this route, say "One for Two". Wonderful meal, service, and an experience we're telling stories about on our return home. It's a hidden gem in south Paris. read more

Je Thè...Me - Chocolate cake - vanilla ice cream, pistachio. - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Very late review. I just wanted to say how my group of four visiting for the first time was one of the most memorable meals we had during our Euro trip. Reservations recommended. (not sure if this is still relevant as of this post) Food was excellent and service was as good as it can be without having knowing French. Menu was in French but that didn't stop us choosing great dishes. read more

Who want's a perfect night in Paris?!?!? I do I do!! After reading all the 5 star reviews of this place, I had to check this place out because I love small family owned restaurants!! I didn't have a reservation, so I came when they open just in case. The owner was the host and seated us in the middle of the restaurant. The restaurant is small but cozy. All of the menu items were in french, but the owner was super nice in translating all the dishes. We got the mushroom special - wild mushrooms - SUPER tasty!! Foie pate - simple but good Seared Scallops - cooked to perfection!!!!! Cod - skin was crispy meat was juicy... don't save the skin for last! eat it fresh when its' crispy!! The wine that was recommended was also superb! This restaurant is SO great!! i love it! Definitely a MUST GO in Paris! read more

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Very, very small. Only 10 seats available. We came at lunch time, made reservations but they were not really needed. Owner does not speak English well, but he knows a few words. He was nice overall, but I would advise that you know the food items (in french) before ordering. He does relay them to you in English for a 'general idea.' French menu only, listed on chalkboard. It was a very small and tight atmosphere. However, the decor reminds you of a general store that used to be there years ago. Overall the food was good. The mushroom first course was excellent. My husband had veal kidneys, which he said were alright. I had Chilean Sea Bass which was good. Portion sizes were perfect. Overall, I would recommend trying, but it wasn't a favorite restaurant of mine during my time in Paris. Prix fixe menu available for a really great price (3 courses). read more

Je Thè...Me - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Hmmm.. we came to this little restaurant hidden in certain some what shaky neighborhood because of a great referral of my friend's daughter. Decorated with items from the old past, limited seating and late operation hour ( 7 pm) all these could easily deter tourists but the locals seemed to have no problem supporting this restaurant. Most customers come after 8 pm. Now, remember this is a place serving traditional French cuisine. Many items on the menu could be raw meat, so ask before order. My friend accidentally ordered raw beef pie as the starter and she was not happy about it. Thx goodness I was able to switch my cream of mushrooms with her. I do eat raw meat even though not frequently. The beef was well seasoned and small bite size so the dish was actually quite good. The cream of mushrooms I ordered came with lots of mini mushrooms as garnish and it was really good. We both ordered fish, cod fish for her and I had Tuna. Nicely sate with just enough rawness in the center. She ordered Crème brûlée, and I had soft sponge cake with Rum. She said her Crème brûlée was ok but I love mine!! read more

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I came there from the local recommendation. The restaurant decoration was very uniqued! Nice! Owner recommended Saté mixed mushrooms as appetizer. Gosh it was so salty!!! I almost choked! Main course was scallops. It was average. Service was great and done by the Dad. The son was the Chef from what I heard. read more

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#InsaneGood!!! Worth every penny and the host/owner was brilliantly welcoming :) read more

Excellent restaurant in a quaint part of town. Small local restaurant that probably only seats 10-15 people. The food was amazing and would highly recommend to anyone who wants a taste of the local area. read more

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Your 20s are for indulging and experiencing life, otherwise known as mistakes, but because youre still young, they count as experience - the 20s are for traveling and exploring, for blowing way too much money on one meal and then having to survive and bread and apples for the next few days. the 20s are for enjoying macaroon after macaroon with a shrug and not a care in the world. Je The Me is for indulging and for that one meal you just won't forget, no matter the age. Braving the dec snowstorm that hit paris just 2 months ago, my friend and I trekked here, through all the snow and were thoroughly satisfied. Yes, my cholestrol shot up like crazy, but my excuse is that, my 20s are for times like this. My homemade pate was delicious, the perfect balance, not too creamy and great consistency. It was incredible. Duck confit was excellent and perfectly cooked, my friend picked off the skin, which, is one of the best parts, even just the skin, the dish tasted fantastic. On top of the excellent food, the service was great. The owner walked around, acknowleding our barely there french and flashed the friendliest of smiles. Highly recommended when in Paris! read more

Saw this on a Bourdain Episode and it was one of the highlights of our Paris trip. We dined at 4 Michelin establishments while there and this place stands along side them surpassing some. The hosts were soooooo great!! Jacky is the Man!!! He serenaded our table and spoke with us at length even though we do not speak the same languages. Chef Louis was Excellent and came out to talk with us about anything and everything we wanted to know. His flavors were subtle and worldly inspired, his execution was excellent. The establishment evokes a feeling of French warmth and hospitality that makes you wish it were a part of your life and that you were a part of it. Intimate, cozy, yet alive and filled with energy, It almost makes you wish that you grew up with these simple things such as a wooden shelf made only to hold wine on that street corner in Paris. The food was great, not a place for parties larger than 6, come to spend a couple hours at least or the whole darn evening, and leave feeling good about the world. Cant say enough... read more

A very difficult to locate spot, had to find our way in Paris during a nice snow storm, we knew it will close at 10:30pm, and it was approaching 9:30pm fast. We were so glad this restaurant was welcoming us with open arms. The restaurant sits about 20 people on the first floor, it was very crowded at the time, but not noisy at all. The owner himself opened the double doors for us, offered to shake off our snow before we stepped in, and took our coats as we were huffing and puffing. We had a nice side table for 2, with heaters by our seats to keep us warm.The room was filled with decorations, a nice feel to it. Our waiter was very kind, i believe that is the SON of the owner. They had English menu, Pre-Fixe meal set at 38 euro pp (which is AMAZING) For apps: -we got the foie gras de canard with fruit marmelade (+3 euro), this was an ordinary dish because thats really all we ate at Paris, foie gras.....My girlfriend said she was all "foie-gras" out but we were so hungry, we ended up getting 3 apps!! (see below) The marmelade just added a different touch to the pate we were getting accustomed to. The bread they served were slightly dry, but enough for us to enjoy. -Poelee Forestiere (season wood mushrooms) & celery range was the second app we had, this was a fantastic dish, the mushrooms were really done to perfection, there was an explosion of mushroom flavors on our palates, there were about 4 different types of mushrooms i could have distinguished, and the celery just added texture while rounding up the dish completely. -Beef tongue, pot au feu, with vinaigrette; this was a tester for us, i love beef tongue but it is usually too rough. This was done to perfection as well, the tongue was tender and the flavors were not too overwhelming. We accompanied our apps with a glass of Chateau Massereau (Bordeaux Superieur) 2003 for 9 euro, this was nice as it really warmed us up. I had the Domaine Cazes '95 for 12 euro, a sweeter red wine, my usual taste to accompany my food. Best wine i had yet. For Entree: Scallops, Cabbage & apple-citronella foam (+8euro) This was a real test; to cook a scallop is really not the most difficult thing to do, but for it to be done perfectly, that's the key. This dish was slightly over-cooked (about 15-30 seconds) The scallops were real fresh, while the apple-citronella foam added a nice touch to our palates, but didnt engulf the essence of the 6 big scallops. The cabbage has also very good as it absorbed the flavor of the scallops quite a bit. Overall this dish was very nice, but i would not recommend getting this dish alone (25euro+8 euro= 33euro) -Veal kidneys with gnottes, cherries and mushrooms sauce The French really knows how to cook their mushrooms, the veal kidneys were perfectly cooked, while not too gamy. The cherries added some citrus-y to the dish. The overall dish was very good, but it didnt felt too french to me (and my girlfriend). During the entree, i decided to ask the owner if this was a fusion with other cuisines, and of course we were right. The owner tells us the chef traveled all over the world, including parts of Asia where he picked up most of us culinary skills and use of spices. For dessert: -Season fruits crumble (apple+banana+vanilla"cremeux"+crumble) This was a great way to end our meal, the crumble was halved cookie we had on our dish, along with the vanilla cream served on the side. The apples were nicely warmed, this dish was very well put together. -Chocolate cake, pistachio cream, and cardamom ice cream. the cream was fanastic, and the icrecream had a bit of gingery taste that tickled our taste buds. All in all, a very satisfying dessert. Our meal was under 120 euro, which was very good considering that it included TIP AND TAX!! Love the fact the menu price includes both so dont be intimated by the prices in Europe!!! HAVE FUN!! Food: 5/5 Service/price: 5/5 Ambience: 4.5/5 read more

A must go-to when visiting Paris! Off the beaten path so you can enjoy a leisurely meal without chaotic tourists or traffic right outside. The restaurant is owned by a lovely couple and it's the quintessential French dining experience. The owners don't speak much English, but enough to get by. The menu changes daily but just order whatever they recommend, you can't go wrong! read more

This is the BEST restaurant in Paris. Before discovering this hidden gem, I found myself extremely disappointed by Parisian restaurants. 90% of the establishments in this wonderful city are either overpriced and/or the food lacks authenticity and is catered more towards tourists. It was quite the opposite of what I expected but then this wonderful restaurant came into my life and truly opened up my eyes. The food here was absolutely amazing. So amazing that my fiance and I dined here twice on our 5 day vacation! The restaurant itself is a cute little family owned restaurant that is nicely decorated yet homey. The service is beyond superb and the chef himself personally came out to talk to us both times. You can tell they really love and have a passion for what they do. I love this place and I've recommended it to every single one of my friends who visited Paris after us. The ONLY con is that this restaurant is kind of hard to find. I would definitely GPS it on your phone while the taxi is driving you there. read more

Best service and food we had in Paris. Quaint family owned business with homey ambiance and service.

We whole heartedly enjoyed our meals at Je The...Me. We saw this restaurant on Anthony Bourdain's No Reservation in Paris and decided to add that to our list of places to eat during our Paris trip. Luck for us, we were able to made reservation online thru www.bestrestaurantsparis.com/en/. The restaurant is owned and run by a father and son team. The son, Damien speaks perfect English and is very knowledgeable about wine. We've asked him to pair the wine for our courses and he did a splendid job. For our dinner, I had: 1. Fricassee de champignons Sauteed seasonal wild mushrooms with garlic and onions. This dish has so much flavor and fragrant. I could smell and taste everything in the mushrooms. It was a sensory overloaded dish. 2. For my main course - Noix de St. Jacques Seared scallops on a bed of cous-cous with wedges of pink grapefruits and oranges. The combination of citrus with scallops just go so well together and it gives each other a good balance of flavor and texture. 3. For desserts - Croquant aux Fruites de Saison Seasonal fruits, which happened to be pears with crumbled yellow cake and homemade basil ice-cream. My dining companion had: 1. Crème de Potiron au Foie Gras Pumpkin soup with seared foie gras. OMG! Say no more. Foie gras soup. That's all it needs to be said. Creamy, hearty pumpkin pureed soup with cubes of seared foie gras swimming in the broth. Heavenly! 2. For his main course - Magret de Canard roti au gres sel Roasted duck breast drizzled with grey salt - the duck breast was cooked medium rare, the perfect way to enjoy a truly good piece of duck breast. The meat was so tender, how I know? I stole a bite off his plate. 3. Finally dessert - Dessert au chocolat A light, airy, but very chocolaty chilled mousse with crème Anglais, raspberry pureed, and basil ice-cream. Another incredible dessert. The place is small, but intimate. The first floor seats about 16 people, but they have an upstairs dining room that seats about 20. We really liked that it is in a residential neighborhood in the 15 arrondisma and of its patrons are locals who know the owners. It is not a fancy establishment with snooty waiters. But instead you get charming family running the restaurant and welcoming you to eat at their home. The food is made with fresh ingredients, well prepared, flavorful and comforting. The plate decoration is clean, elegant and with lots of characters just like the bistro itself. This is the kind of place that makes what is already a splendid meal an even more memorable one. We were so impressed with the dinner we had, we decided to come back for lunch on the next day, which was also our last day in Paris . Damien made the reservation for us and we made a special request of him - for our lunch, we've asked that Damien select all the courses for us and surprise us. To our pleasure, he agreed. We are so excited. Our lunch was just as memorable as our dinner, as such I will post a separate review for our second visit there. Date of visit: October 26, 2010 read more

Can't say enough good things. Great food, good service and of course great wine list. No complaints. We will be back.

The is not just a restaurant, it is a wonderful experience. The food is beautifully prepared and presented. It is very intimate and romantic,white tablecloths, lowered lighting. Jacques, the owner speaks English and treats everyone with special attention,he may join you at the table to share a story. There is a French traditional menu and a daily special menu. The wine list is very good. We enjoyed escargot in an herb cream sauce, lentils with sardines and my husband had duck breast which he says was the best he has ever tasted. I had salmon tartare. For dessert my husband had a perfect apple pie and I had raspberries and whipped cream with a light crumble on top, which was like a cloud. It was the best restaurant experience in Paris and we have been to Paris many times and have eaten in Michelin Star restaurants . We plan to return! read more

By far our favorite meal of our trip to Paris and Amsterdam. Don't stress about reservations too much - I called a day ahead and dropped my best (not good) "parlay-voo anglay" and they were more than obliging. The restaurant is small and cozy, and our waiter was very helpful with wine pairings and the like (as well as completely adorable). We had a point to go here and try some offal dishes since we had heard they do wonders, and we weren't disappointed. The veal kidneys were one of the best things I've ever tasted. I wish Paris wasn't 5,000 miles away so that I could return sooner (and perhaps get that darn waiter's phone number...). read more

Yum! This is the most adorable restaurant ever. I made a little boo boo and accidentally booked a reservation for the wrong day (for the day we were leaving) but they were able to seat us anyway (albeit upstairs away from the action). It's a super cozy restaurant run by the chef and his wife, who are both super cute and funny. The menu changes constantly, so I don't know if it's worth even talking about what we ate, but I will say that it was all delicious. For a complimentary amuse bouche, we were given a super fresh seafood salad, which was amazing. We each had a glass of wine - my sister had a super sweet juice-like wine (Ballet d'Octobre) and I had a crisp rose (Chateau de Pregentiere, Provence). For a starter, we ordered the homemade pate, which was fatty (in a good way) and perfect with the bread and we also ordered steak tartare which was hand chopped and friggin' delicious. For one of our main dishes, we had the lotte (white fish) which was served with capers and it was delicious. For the other main, we had the duck a l'orange (classic French dish). The duck was cooked perfectly and it came with potatoes au gratin which were flavored with lemon zest, which was super yummy. For dessert, we had a rhubarb tart and a chocolate cake. Everything was delicious. Our server (the chef's wife) was so sweet and she didn't speak a lick of English, which was fine, because I got to practice my rusty French. read more

This restaurant was a highlight of our 10-day stay in France. We felt fortunate to get reservations after it was featured so recently on "No Reservations" in the U.S. The food was superb, and like the other reviewer, I was prepared to spend a good deal on wines that would accompany it. After expressing my likes for a Sancerre and Gigondas, the son/waiter/sommelier steered me towards 2 far less expensive wines that had us all swooning. My married daughter completely forgot her status and proposed to him! Both father and son had all of us laughing and enjoying our evening immensely with their charm and antics. On my first trip to Paris, many years ago, we booked at some pretty famous (and expensive) bistros: L'Ami Louis and Chez Allard. Both are memorable, partly for the experience of wonderful food and atmosphere, and partly for the experience of the famous Parisian "attitude." Trust me. Charming (with wonderful food and atmosphere) is better. Je Thé ... Me offered one of the most delightful and memorable dining experiences I've ever had. read more

Wonderful teas for myself and gifts for family and friends in the USA. The staff was very friendly and helpful in assisting me to pick the right teas of my taste. read more

Little did I know this was a spot that Anthony Bourdain has been to?! This was an accidental find (which is often the best thing every). Tucked into our quiet little residential area where we stayed, it is an unassuming and quaint little cafe. The menu is in French, which isn't a problem for me, but but aware if you struggle to translate. The menu seems to change , but my recommendations: the shrimp appetizer and whatever fish they have for the main course: get it! Tiny tiny spot inside; not a lot of room but that is what makes it cozy and so fun! read more

lovely 62 years old boss and his cooks 38 for one menu suggest to have the beef that +8 euro read more

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This place is a very, very cozy restaurant hidden away in the Montparnasse area. I celebrated my birthday here and we had amazing food, 4 small amazing things - I think they change their menu every month, so you always get a surprise dinner when you go here. It´s a small place, but they have room upstairs as well to fit more people. The atmosphere there is nice and warm. The service is super, the waiter we had took his time to tell about the wine and the menu, and all the dishes we had. The place is family owned and you can fell that through the service and from you walk in, the place has a special warmth to it. For dessert they had prepared a small birthday cake for me with candles, which I though was very nice of them to do. read more

We came here while visiting Paris for the first time. Language barriers and figuring out places that have a legit menu and food can be tough especially when it's your first time. This quaint place went above and beyond those expectations! The food was out of this world!! The waiter "Jackie" went above and beyond to figure out what we would like and how to accommodate us. There were three of us and we all got different starters, same main course, and different desserts & all were phenomenal!! I would highly recommend this place to anyone visiting who wants great authentic food with a great Parisian small environment!! Thank you Jackie for everything! We cannot wait to return!!! read more

We've lived above this restaurant for over a year, and the owners are wonderful people. Their food is of superb quality, though a bit on the pricey side (which is why we can't really dine there too often). It's a small 2 floor spot that enables the feeling of a welcoming meal in a friend's dining room. Since there's not a ton of space, I'd recommend making a reservation if you can. English speakers, fear not. Though there is a language barrier and they don't have their menus in English, some of the staff are able to translate and are extremely patient and helpful. Sometimes you might not fully understand what you're eating, but just enjoy the ride. read more

We came here our first night and it was the perfect experience to welcome us to Paris. Were were greeted and served by the owner. He was so kind, and the place so cozy and romantic, I thought this is the reason people fall in love with Paris. He drank with all the guests and made toasts. Overall a really pleasant experience, and of course the food was to die for! read more

Amazing food with great service. Language was not a problem and price was perfect for the quality that we got. Totally recommended if you are in town. read more

Wonderful time here, fresh and very tasty food,I order the very good wine from Loire,the balance,elegant,refined favor is good pairing with seafood. Also The service is really touching,have a great time. read more

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So we just dined at Je The...Me and I wanted to write a review while it was still fresh in my mind. First it was actually pretty easy to find. Luckily we were staying on Rue Vaugirard so we walked down the street till we found Rue d'Alleray and sitting on the corner was Je The Me. Taking the first step inside it felt like we stepped back in time circa 1900. We were immediately greeted and asked if we had reservations but luckily they were able to accommodate us even though we did not. The time was approximately 8:45p. The feel was very cozy, resembling an old bookstore with lots of teapots lining the wooden shelves and the tables were literally right next to each other, bumping elbows and eavesdropping into our neighbor's conversation. It was almost comical how American I felt since we need so much personal space compared to other countries. We ordered a bottle of Cotes du Rhone (~25 euros). Delicious with a bold ending. Fumbling through some elementary French, the waiter was kind enough to accommodate us with English. On to the Food: I ordered the pumpkin soup (Potimarron au foie gras 12 euro) with the foie gras which was intoxicatingly amazing. There was little bits of foie gras underneath some thick cut prosciutto with some pumpkin chunks. The foie gras melted in your mouth with a sweet decadent taste that is hard to convey into words (but I guess I just did). Please trust me, that it was delicious (most memorable dish). For my Plats (main dish) I ordered the (Filet de Bœu 28 euro) steak with potatoes. It was good but not something to write home about (although I am). My date ordered the Plat du jour (flat fish with potatoes 28 euros). Since I couldn't go w/o trying a bit of his dish I dug right into his after he took his mandatory first bite. The fish is what you would expect from any white fish, cooked well but lacked some flavor. The most memorable thing about it would be the sauce. It came topped with an orange sauce which tasted carrot based but was nothing short of amazing. I'm sure there was some fish stock and a kilo of butter in it but I'm in Paris, why not splurge. My waistline will have to deal for the time being. Overall, I really enjoyed the ambiance and authenticity of the dishes at Je The Me. The patrons seemed eager to help us since we glaringly stood out. They nonchalantly made it known that they also knew English since we were basically sitting at the same table. If you are a fan of Anthony Bourdain and happen to be in the 15 arrondissement I would recommend trying Je the me and please order the pumpkin soup if nothing else. read more

I had my first meal here after we landed and it was a great way to start off the adventure! It's petit and cozy. The food is spectacular. I had the smoked salmon as a starter--I'm not too good with smoked/raw-ish but it was fresh and they matched it well with other ingredients. As for the main dish-- i had a white fish (tilapia?i can't recall) but it was cooked perfectly with a crispy skin. I LOVED the chocolate cake with icecream! read more

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I came here for my birthday because it was one of the most highly rated restaurants that was within my price range (food in Paris is so expensive!). The food and service was excellent -- we had the head chef serving us some of our dishes. I wasn't a huge fan of the fact that they wrote their menu on a dirty blackboard, but it worked. I had a lamb shank, which was cooked perfectly but slightly under seasoned, and possibly the best prawn dish I've ever had. I was not a fan of the dessert, which used way too much alcohol. Overall, elegance, flavour, and finesse were all present. read more

Restaurant Je the'...me is a standout in Paris, world capital of outstanding restaurants. The cozy space holds a mere eight tables. The menu rotates with what's best in season (in Paris, how else?) and is lovingly tended by charming father and son proprietors. Table to ceiling shelves display all manner of tea (the') paraphanalia, with one corner dedicated to wines. The kitchen seems just a few steps away from the dining room, and rather than a distraction, it feels as though one is almost dining at a friend's home - if that friend were plating buttery foie gras and perfectly crispy sweetbreads. A chalkboard menu lists 5-6 each of appetizers, entrees and desserts. Our party of five selected with teamwork in mind to sample broadly and found every dish to be a gem. In this impersonal, increasingly self-service world, the contrast in Restaurant Je the'...me is striking: to be greeted by the owners, who attend every table and create a relaxed, warm, (can i say, human) ambiance. After inquiring to our taste in wine, the younger proprietor/sommelier suggested something a third less in price than our original selection, and it suited our taste beautifully. Viewing other tables showed scenes of laughter, enjoyment and simple happiness, equaling our own. This lovely spot, full of personality and character is a place where memories are made. (only half a block from Metro Vaugirard) read more