Cozy, nice location, great service with good food. English speaking. Outdoor seating.read more

More French, ordinary than nearby Bercy Village.read more

Still a solid meal. I brought my daughter here as I thought that she would enjoy the whale dinosaur…read morebones suspended from the ceiling. She did. Our waiter struggled to comprehend allergies until he brought over someone to assist. There is an online allergy menu that is helpful. The ham was sliced a bit messy but was delicious. The burrata was enjoyed. The pastas were excellent.

One of my old haunts...been here sooo many times in the past...but, all has changed, this past 15…read moreyears We had a booking at Le Village in Neuilly but got a call yesterday lunchtime to say the staff had all gone down with a bug so they were closed last night This was our wedding anniversary and checking who was open on a Sunday night, my wife asked to come here as she had never been...and it is walkable to Totally different - much smarter, quite an upgrade, though it still had its dinosaur (oh yes it did!) hanging above your head...shame that in the remodelling they had to take a piece of its tail off! This was to make roon for a separate pizzeria at the frint. To the side, they still have the open air area for the summer (used to be crowded) But this wasn't crowded. the service was good, friendly, efficient...I had the steak, my wife the tune carpaccio, followed by a sorbet and Finger Gianduja. A couple of glasses of bubbles, a glass of Cote du Rhone and a Sancerre blanc. Very reasonably priced and good value at £130 inc tip. That makes 2 good steaks in a week in Paris...a rare event! As we were leaving we were given a leaflet advertising their NYE bash...it all looked very familiar...not surprising, as it is now owned by the same people as have the River Cafe a bit further down the Seine - we have had my wife's significant birthday there (good food), we were there for NYE pre Covid (great fun, arrived at 9pm, left at 2:15...slow day after)...we are booked in again for the NYE this year! (maybe next year, we just walk up the road to CdlJ rather than add another £100 taxi bill!) A lovely evening in a well-Christmas decorated room Guess we should come here more often

I stumbled across this place one night as my family and I were looking for a new place to eat. We…read moredecided to give it a try and the first thing I noticed was how laidback the whole environment was. The menu is pretty diverse and they have a ton of options to choose from. Aside from the good food, the service is even better (even with a language barrier). My family speaks french but I am not too great at it, yet I still try to order my own food when I can. I messed up on a word while ordering and the server was super cool about it, laughing along with me. Overall, it was just the most lighthearted and relaxing experience I've had in a long time.

The place is overpriced and serves food that is not tasty at all…read more The service was great, fast, courteous, and very friendly. But that's about it. The food was horrible. My husband ordered some " Typical ( according to the waiter French pork sausage , super disgusting!!!!! Escargot was also just ok. Lamb leg was all right, more bland than tasty, and the rest was bad as well, but ice cream was good. Disappointed, and super overpriced!!!!

This is a solid neighborhood joint that we really enjoyed. It was a short walk from the B&B we…read morestayed at and we visited a couple of times. It is definitely a locals spot so limited English is spoken. No english menu. Know some basic French food words or have a translator app ready to know what you're reading/ordering. Wine pricing is by the glass, two glasses, 4 glasses (bottle) and the last price is a bit more than that (6-8?). Silly us, Americans used to paying so much for a glass, we thought the first price (most were about 2-4 euros) was a half glass and the next size (4-7euros) was a full glass. Nope. Full glass and double that respectively. Hello, Paris. They even have "wines of the moment" that are still in the barrel and are tapped. Try one. Food was yummy all around - we tried a quiche, veggie lasagna, chicken w/citrus sauce and something else I can't remember now. Prices are great and there are usually dishes of the week as well. Menus are brought around to you on a small blackboard. They also have a full bar and this seemed to be the place to hangout after hours. They are opened til 2am every day and open early for breakfast/brunch.

Stopped by here to chill for a few hours before checking into our airbnb a few minutes away. It was…read morehard to communicate with the workers, but Google Translate was super helpful haha. We had tea (3 euros) and the charcuterie plate (10 euros) which were delicious. My friend also liked the cafe au lait here and they were friendly with and even gave us free french fries! The workers were super nice even though we had a communication barrier - definitely worth stopping by to chill if you have free time.

Excellent café avec une excellente charcuterie et du vin rouge pour un déjeuner en fin d'après-midi…read moreun jour de pluie. Le service était excellent et sympathique.

Yup, that's a weird name…read more.. Having tried & failed to get lunch Saturday at one of our regular places - so busy - we were on our way to one of our favourites when we saw this place on the corner...and knowing we would get ice-cream at Pozzetto round the corner afterwards (as ever) we went in Jam packed, no room...as we left, a waiter said, no, there is one in the corner...so we squeezed in My partner had the quiche with sautés; I chose the brochette of beef (well done, please) and we had a 50cl of St Amour Service a little slow, but it was busy The food was good...we had chosen from the day's slate but there was plenty of choice on the menu. The sauce piquant was nice but I would have preferred it warm not cold Biggest issue was the very small table and fitting the above + water carafe & glasses on it was difficult...other tables were larger We will add this to our list & try other menu choices another day

I ADORE this place. The food is really good and their specials change very often, so you can go…read morethere often and not have the same dish all the time. The service is incredible. Every single person is sweet and knows what they're talking about. They eat their own food and you can tell as you can ask if the special is good and they will be brutally honest with it The ambiance is typically French neighborhood-style bistro! People are nice and can talk to each other. The crowd is a mix of people visiting and people living in the neighborhood like me who go there on a weekly basis to have a nice warm meal that stays affordable and with a nice service. I highly recommend this place.

Highly recommend coming here if you're in the area. Why? They have a lot French staples at a decent…read moreprice, and it's very good. We got the beef tartare and the duck confit. The duck confit was a little salty but very tasty. The beef tartare might not be everybody because it is raw meat and can be slimy for some people. However I loved it, and I think anyone who comes to France should definitely give it a shot here. Again it's a primer at an affordable price. Inside is nice and quaint. The waitress didn't really speak a lot English but she's really nice and tried her best. We got what we needed as we exchanged my broken French and her basic English. They take cash and card.

Food was bland and overly salty. Staff were forgetful. Everything on the plate was a shade if…read morebrown or beige except the tiniest slice of tomato.

Late night. Near our hotel. Had duck confit and veal with green beans. Cooked perfectly. Nice…read moredecor. Overlooks busy street corner right off the metro 8 Porte Dorée stop. Great find for a late dinner!