My cousin absolutely loves this place. I think he comes for the beef tartar and to flirt with the…read morehot waiter. He says it's usually a jazz club. Unfortunately when we went, our ears were tortured by a nasaly American attempting to sing Broadway show tunes... Er uh... how.. not.. French. The beef tartar WAS decent (tho I'd later have better in Prague)... and my hubby really liked it. I also ordered salmon carpaccio 'in the Japanese style' - meaning covered in soy sauce . but it was edible and not too bad. I got an avocado and shrimp dish too but really it was just ok. I might go back here if my cousin knows a good show will be playing. Otherwise I'd skip it. Better food to be found else where - and save my ears the torture.

First time here happened to be a good night. Quiet, only a handful of people in the place, good…read morepiano players, crotchety old man in the back, crazy old French lady got trashed, tried to sit at our table, then was escorted out by the waitress.

Was in the neighbourhood decided to stop by vieux port across the street but they only open at 7…read moreand it was 6:18 so decided not to wait and try this spot out. Menu looked good. Service was friendly and the quick. Place was clean. Food was terrible! 32 dollars for a bottle of wine and Wasn't worth it at all. Soup was cold and nothing amazing. Cheese and salad was a joke for the amount they gave and what they gave with it kinda a slap in the face. Meal coure crusted veal with cheese and potatoes... or so we thought. Ended up with veal t bones thick cut very watery and absolutely zero taste. No seasoning no sauce. The potatoes was like a paste it was terrible and we aren't one to say nada about potatoes I mean how can you mess them up. Waitress asked how our meal was said she was excellent but food was meh. She whispered to us to go check out petit riche I yelped it and it was a 3.5 rating and wasn't anything I would recommend. I know in Paris there's different regions and they're are none for meat here or cheese here but this place for me anyways isn't authentic Parisian food and you can do way better else where.

A nice corner Parisian restaurant tucked in the corner of some small streets. I was wandering in…read moreParis by myself and went in to get a quick meal - or as quick as they get in Europe. I was lucky since they were closing in an hour so the staff was motivated to keep it going as well! It was pretty speedy service! They have English menus, which is good and bad. Sometimes I the translations are rough and I'd better understand it in French! I had escargot, Creme brûlée, and simple steak frites. All of the food was good for a more casual restaurant. The prices were reasonable and the service was great! No attitude and very attentive. I even had to charge my phone and they went around and found a plug for me. If your in the neighborhood and want a straight forward meal in Paris, give this place a try.

Definitely a fan of this place. From the outside it appears huge, but actually it fills up quickly…read moreand seating can be hard to find. Luckily there's a downstairs section which is very "dive bar": old couches and tables, musty smell, a foosball (baby foot) table, yet somehow you feel right at home! Beers here are excellent : 9 delicious Belgian beers to choose from at 5€ for 40cl ( a little short of a pint but I would much rather have a tasty beer than a watered down pale ale) during happy hour (until 8pm). After that, prices are still reasonable and you can get some delicious tasty fries for 3.50!! With self-service ketchup/mayo condiments. Come prepared though cuz they only accept cash.

I like this place very much. I lived around the corner…read morethere. Look out for the special nights and couscous night! ;-)