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    L'Auberge Bressane

    4.0 (89 reviews)
    PriceyFrench
    Closed 12:00 pm - 2:30 PM, 7:30 PM - 10:30 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Intimate
    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Tagliatelle with morels
    Sara Z.

    This is such a cozy lunch spot. I went here with my mom and her friends and we had a lovely 2 hour lunch as the French do! I wasn't starved so I got escargot and a side salad. They also brought out bread for the table which was perfect for my escargot! The escargot was so buttery and garlicky, just delicious. I also tried my mom's tagliatelle with morels which was lacking some salt but otherwise pretty good. We also shared a bottle of champagne because why not, and my mom and I shared the chocolate soufflé to round out our meal. It was so rich, and the chocolate was dark and delicious, not too sweet. We also ordered decaf espressos which were a great compliment. The only negative (if this even counts) is the bathroom is TINY and only has 2 stalls - 1 for men and 1 for women, but it's so small you can barely turn around.

    Jeffrey C.

    Okay, yes it's very much a tourist destination, however that's not to say the food, service and atmosphere aren't great, it was! We throughly enjoyed our visit. As I said the restaurant is filled with tourists however we were seated among locals and enjoyed their recommendations. I did feel slightly rushed as they seem to turn over tables quickly, I would have enjoyed a little more time at the table.

    Andrew W.

    Auberge Bressane was perhaps the most unique of all the restaurants I visited in Paris: This restaurant near Les Invalides feels like it has not changed since the mid-twentieth century, when soufflés and food served en flambée was considered the height of distinction. (How retro? The table beside me had a dessert I'd heard of but never actually seen in all my years: Baked Alaska, known in France as "omelette norvégienne," served en flambée.) The tables are covered in charming custom jacquard cloths with roosters and the restaurant name on them, and everything feels very "old country manor." When I visited, I was the only non-French customer, and yes, I indulged in both the soufflé entrée and dessert. In between, I had the chicken suprême with morels -- I normally abhor mushrooms, but I ate everyone with gusto here. Also, the bread served here was the crustiest, flakiest, and hands-down best I had in all my time in France.

    Sarah S.

    It was my first time in Paris, and I wanted to have traditional French cuisine. I passed by this cute restaurant on a walk and checked it out on Yelp. I knew I wanted to eat here based on the reviews. I was so sad that I couldn't get a reservation because it was all booked up online. I decided to get there right when they opened for dinner, and they were able to pencil us in for 9:30. Our server was the best server we had during our stay here in Paris. She recommended the Champignons Farcis au Poulet as a starter. It was to die for! Our entrees were delicious as well, but the starter was so rich we could hardly eat the entrees. We decided to still try the soufflé because the reviews raved about it. We shared a beautiful pistachio soufflé that was cooked to perfection. Overall, between the tasty food, top tier service, and cute ambiance... I give this restaurant 5 stars. When I come back to Paris, I plan on eating here again.

    Huge Green Salad
    Lou E.

    Made a reservation exactly 30 days in advance(when they start accepting them) as we had only one free day to experience one of our favorites. We arrived about 30 minutes early and there was not problem. They had a booth reserved for us and it was perfect. It was toward the middle the restaurant and I could watch all of the beautiful plated of food being served. We ordered a lot of food for us as we usually order only two dishes and share. So, we started with Escargot and a Green Salad, followed by White Asparagus served with a chopped egg and a vinaigrette, and a Comte Souflee served with a small side salad. All of this to be followed with a Trio of Mini dessert Souflees. All were absolutely delicious but a there were a few standouts... - The Escargots were amazing. And although I ordered only six some were smaller so there were two in a little pocket of the dish...so I got about 11. And I guess I was lucky because I like the small ones better. - The White Asparagus were huge perfectly cooked. The vinaigrette was the best of the three week trip. There is just something about the flavors of the asparagus paired with the chopped egg and vinaigrette that make it pop. - The Comte Souflee was melt in your mouth delicious. It arrived and it was a beauty standing tall about 3 inches above the rim of the dish. - The Mini Souflees arrived and we were in awe. Three little beautiful sights. Which one will be the winner? We selected the Grand Marnier, the Caramel, and the Pistachio. We tasted and talked, tasted and talked...the winner was a surprise to both of us. It was the warm homemade caramel one. And it was the winner of the whole meal. Service was perfect. We had the same person that waited on us a few years ago before the pandemic. She is now the manager of the restaurant. Congratulations. Can't wait to return. Recommend a reservation.

    Our feast!

    How perfect for our first night in Paris!! We tried the chicken in mushroom sauce and the chateaubriand which were both delicious. The mashed potatoes were sublime and the haricots verts crisp and fresh. My favorite was easily the profiteroles.

    Caramel souffle
    Rachael C.

    Uuuuuuhmazing. I came here on a friends recommendation. Everything was amazing and the tables around me looked amazing. I had the chicken and the caramel souffle. I highly recommend both. I also really enjoyed the Pinot blanc from Alsace. Oh and the bread was

    Ed W.

    The secret should be out - this is a fabulous restaurant located in the heart of the 7th. On a Sunday night, our second in Paris, we were stumbling about. A good friend recommended a spot named Bistro Stella, but it was a long subway ride away it appeared and there was a tad bit of jet lag still lingering about us. So I decided to roam the streets of Paris, and it didn't take long for me to realize (1) most restaurants are closed on Sunday and (2) my efforts to read a French menu and distinguish between good and tourist trap was futile. I needed Yelp, and activated international roaming. Well worth it. Within seconds, I located L'Auberge Bressane, and it's excellent reviews. I walked by, and it was 7:30. There were zero patrons. So we continued walking, taking in the sights and smells of Paris. It was now 7:45. Two patrons. Keep walking. Finally, at 8:00, and with two tables of two seated, we walked in the front door and were promptly greeted in French. We smiled. They politely showed us to a table, after confirming we did not have a reservation. Who would have thought that by 9:30, half the restaurant would be filled with a bustling clientele of tourists, locals and American celebrities (who shall remain unnamed). It was really one of the most charming meals I had in France, and it was hands down the best soufflé I have tasted in my life. I started my meal with Sausage lyonnaise, sausage served with potatoes and herbs and stuffed with pistachio. Served warm, the warmth of the sausage combined with the soft potatoes and the cool herbs was a blockbuster combination. Times I've eaten something similar in the USA? Zero. Really a wonderful starter. I had coq au vin for my main dish, served with macaroni and a deeply condensed sauce. Sitting alongside the flavorful mushrooms were three big chucks of slow cooked rooster. Times I have eaten rooster before this? Zero. Loved it. My wife had a puffed pastry stuffed with two types of mushrooms, sweet breads and herbs. My wife had never eaten sweet breads before, and she ate the entire meal. Except two bites, which were for me. This was a delicious dish. For dessert, we split a chocolate soufflé, and it was simply incredible. Never in my life have I had a soufflé that was so soft, so flavorful and so light

    Richard T.

    A fantastic dining experience in Paris. Wonderful, attentive staff that addressed our every need and question. Started with the cheese soufflé to share with the table. Great beginning btw. Our group had various entrees. Tagliatelle with morels. Scallops with garlic. And veal chop with mushrooms. All delicious. Ended with the chocolate, Carmel and Grand Marnier soufflé trio sampler. Great wine list and help from the staff to work through it. A "can't miss" dinner option in Paris. Small place so make reservations.

    Massive veal chop!
    Clara H.

    This spot is an incredible spot in the 7th for bresse chicken aficionados. Between their coq au vin and their decadent poulet aux morilles - you will have a happy belly. Prices are moderate for paris standards, as main plats from 25-35€. Ambience and decor is traditional, old and tavern-like feeling, but it is casual and relaxed for groups and families. Just be sure to make a reservation ahead of time since this seems to be a popular neighborhood restaurant and the lovely maitre'd is warm and friendly (also speaks English well).

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    It's the perfect Parisian neighborhood restaurant with great food and vibe. Take the short walk from Eiffel Tower.

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    Very good French restaurant a bit off the beaten path in Paris. Service was great and the food- especially the coq au vin- was very good

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    By far the best coq au vin I ever had anywhere! Would have been 5 stars if 3 requests for water had not been fulfilled!

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    My wife is a vegetarian, so the Comté cheese soufflé was out of this world for her.

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