We found by chance this restaurant of Latin food and in particular Cuban... I recommend this place…read moreto anybody that wants to eat a really good food here in Paris, the taste and quality is exceptional. Thank you all the staff dor their servicer and professionalism.

If you're craving cuban food this is the place to go. Great host, family owned business!read more

Very good Brazilian food! I went there with my Brazilian girlfriend and she loved it as well…read more Friendly waiter, good drinks and highly recommended if you in the area. Prices around 15€ per main dish. 8€ for Caipirinha.

Five stars to one of the best Brazilian food I ever tried outside of Brazil. Made with few…read moreingredients and tasty just as it is supposed to be. The place is very cozy and friendly, the staff speaks Portuguese as well. Big thanks for the live music: very pleasant to listen to and just on the right volume. PERFECT.

Best tapas I've had outside of Spain! This is a very small spot but the service was wonderful and…read morefood was delicious. The sangria may be the best I've had as well. If you're needing a bit of Spain vibes amidst your visit to Paris, don't miss Abuela. Also take a trip to the bathroom and you'll feel like you're in a Spanish caverna.

I've written about restaurants from Scottsdale Arizona Los Angeles, San Francisco and Toronto…read moreCanada. As usual, we found this place by accident. What a GEM!! Amazing attention to detail! Tapas were perfect. They made us feel like we were dining at their home. Can't wait to visit them again.

This was one of the must stop visits bookmarked for my Paris trip. I was excited to try and support…read morea Haitian restaurant while abroad. We walked in without rsvp and was able to sit down immediately. The drinks were strong and the food was delicious. I was a bit disappointed that the piklis wasn't spicy but the hot sauce they provided for the table made it for it. The food did take a while to come out but it was worth the wait. The staff was friendly and nice. I would visit again next time I'm in Paris

Customer service amazing. This place came highly recommended. We were searching for amazing food…read morein Paris. This did not disappoint. There is street parking available but I suggest using rideshare. Walked in and immediately knew we were where we should be. The place was filled with people who seemed as though their bellies were content. Was greeted by an amazing woman who turned out to be the owner. Her name was Charlotte when translated in English. She was so engaging and helpful with navigating the menu. I ordered samosas and griot. OMG! Everything was so savory and seasoned well. This was hands down the best Haitian food I have ever experienced. The griot was very tender. My entire party enjoyed their dish. Please run not walk... to this restaurant whenever you're in the area.

Amazing authentic Cuban food at very affordable prices! The cocktails are great and cheap,…read moreespecially during happy hour.

Very good fresh food. The owner came over to tell us about the menu and how to orders from the…read morechoices (menu was in French) - very simple and easy to follow once you knew what each were. We opted for some guacamole with chips, I ordered the soyrizo tylauda and my husband had the barbacoa tylauda and both were very tasty. Cute and clean restaurant, that I definitely recommend to those who want a little Latin flavor in France.

I discovered this place two nights ago and wanted to try it. It's Mexican with a French flare. The…read moreingredients may not be authentic Mexican but the owner is passionate about the quality, freshness and taste. The margaritas were strong and tasty. The veggie quesadillas delicious. The guacamole was excellent and the tortilla chips seemed home made. The tortillas were thin and crepe-like. I'm looking forward to returning soon.

After 12 days in Europe these Californians were sorely missing Mexican food. We'd spent a week with…read morefamily friends in Germany and about 5 days in Paris. While we ate and enjoyed the local culture we all wanted something with a little more spice. Our daughter was the one to find Fajitas. It's a great find in the Latin Quarter where we stayed. The chips and salsa were actually some of the best we've had even in California. We all ordered enchiladas - chicken mole enchiladas and my husband had regular chicken. Mole enchiladas are my daughter's favorite and there's one place at home which makes them to perfection. She said these were very close to her favorites. We've covered the food which was AH-mazing - your tastebuds will not go wrong here. The service was really delightful. Our server was friendly, helpful, and attentive. Also, I have to give all of the servers +10 XP because in Paris almost every store, restaurant, etc. is multi-story. Where we were seated to dine was one floor down from the main street. The way down.... a rather long metal spiral staircase. I can't even walk two feet without tripping on a piece of dust. I don't know how these servers make it all the way down a narrow spiral staircase with hot plates of food. We still think fondly of our meal that night and should we return to Paris, we'll be certain to stop by for comida.

This is possibly the worst Mexican food in Paris as well as the worst margarita anywhere. A…read moremargarita from a can would have tasted better. The owner was neither rude nor friendly but tired and inattentive. Our desire to have a break from weeks of delicious French bistro food, was not worth the 80 euros we spent for enchiladas for two and one margarita each.

Nice location, place looks clean, staff really friendly how ever the empanadas weren't authentic…read moreArgentinian, taste totally different, the ingredients for the spices are not what they use in Argentina

My late afternoon snack while lying in the grass of the Place des Vosges was elevated to much…read moretastier heights thanks to this little Classico Argentino annex. The line outside was filled with people picking up cones of their fabulous ice cream, but I was craving warm, savory goodness and their empanadas had my name all over them. It's very hard choosing from the 6 different varieties but I went with the spinach and cheese and the chicken. They were both great but the chicken was far superior but that dough, my god, it's all about the dough! It's flaky, golden, doughy, buttery perfect. I actually think I'm going to pick up that cookbook of theirs just for that dough recipe. NB: They also sell wine to go to compliment your picnic in the parks and if it's raining, you could eat your empanadas at the cozy counter instead.