Last night we saw a lot of activity at Chez Livio including a busy pizza take…read moreOut window. So today, after a long day of Paris sightseeing my sister & I decided to try out that take out window. We ordered 3 small pizzas, and found them enjoyable. The crust was very good,, the strength of the pies. Ingredients were decent not plentiful but otherwise fine. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating. FYI - pizza takeout is called Livio Piu (olive pie), and if u want takeout pizzas cut - be sure sure to ask!

Wonderful fresh pasta in a neighborhood of Paris. Perfect for a quick meal with friends. The…read morelinguine Bolognese was great! Fresh bread and breadsticks come with each meal.

Like many places in Paris, this restaurant has a great look with outdoor seating and amazing staff…read moreon hand, welcoming and professional. Prices are also fair if compared to other restaurants. I ordered the gnocchetti sardi and the taste was bland. Portions are very generous. A good choice to eat at if you are on a budget.

Wonderful atmosphere lots and lots of outdoor seating. Fantastic service,…read more Delicious pizza and pasta, dishes and great wine list. I would highly recommend checking the place out while in Paris.

I stumbled upon Vesuvio one Sunday evening after not having found much else open for dinner in the…read moreSt. Germain area. The waiter/host was friendly and sat me immediately at a table by the front window/door. The wines by the glass were reasonably priced and my Arugula Salad with Burrata and Cherry Tomatoes was bland but fine and healthy. The only negative is that I wish that I hadn't sat by their pizza oven as my clothes and overcoat reeked of grease and oregano afterwards.

Started our meal by splitting the Insalata Cesar Vesuvio- definitely enough for 2 to split. An…read moreinteresting take on a Cesar salad with a more French like dressing than garlic Cesar dressing. We shared the lasagne al forno (Lasagne, béchamel, sauce Bolognaise, mozzarella). Pretty tasty...cheesy but little meat. Nice sized portion that arrived bubbling hot in a casserole dish. Dinner was finished with the house specialty, tiramisu and espresso. One order of tiramisu easily satiated us both. It was light with no rum or alcohol taste. While the meal was good, take away pizzas were flying out the door! Made us wonder if we made a bad decision in ordering pasta. We might have stayed longer enjoying another espresso, however everyone around us was smoking (cigarettes, cigar, and a pipe) - including those waiting for pizzas to go. Ahhh the pluses and minuses of outdoor cafe dining in Paris. C'est la vie.

Great pizza spot with a lovely happy hour and friendly staff. Nice spot to relax with a cocktail…read moreand pizza, get the New Yorker. Highly recommend!

decent. as soon as we were sat, it felt as if our waiter ignored us. they provided menus to people…read morewho came in after us as we just awkwardly sat there. i felt as though they were annoyed at me for being an english speaker but what can you expect from france. the food and drinks were good. as soon as we finished they stared us down until we left which made us uncomfortable. it was freezing outside and we were trying to order an uber. overall, i dont recommend this restaurant. theres nicer places to go.

This was our favorite meal in Paris. We ordered a salami pizza, lasagna, and a pasta. My daughter…read morejust filled up on bread. Everything was amazing. The food really hit the spot, and the service was awesome. The waiter did not speak much English, but he was very patient with us and even offered us some great (strong) shots to celebrate the first night of our visit. I highly recommend this place!

Found this place while looking for somewhere else to sit and eat. It's been raining here in Paris…read moreand a lot of places close early. This place has nowhere to sit and eat. They have wine and a couple of selections for beer, along with some water. Our food was ready fast. We waited no more than 20 min and there were people in front of us waiting for their food too. The pizza was so tasty. This pizza was nothing close to an American made pizza so if you're from the states, do not expect it lol. It is different but oh so good.

Very close to our hotel so we decided to try it…read more The service was perfect!! We were sitting immediately and found the food to be very good. We had a liter of the house Rose', two pizzas and a desert for €38. It seemed affordable for what we received. Interestingly the pizza didn't come sliced. A subtle message about the value of time and the dining experience.

I've passed by Nellie with no desire to enter, having seen bland-looking pizzas go by (Nellie seems…read moreto be a takeaway spot for those in the neighborhood). Unfortunately, it was the only Italian restaurant in the area open on a Sunday, and I was in the mood for pasta but too lazy to make it myself. So when I saw penne arrabbiata on the menu posted outside, I decided to give it a chance. I wish I hadn't. My partner and I were greeted warmly enough, and told to pick a table by the door. Yet it seemed that our waiter, who greeted other customers by name (it's a favorite spot for the over-80 crowd), was too busy serving others to give us proper attention. We asked for water twice, and I had to call him back after he hurriedly plonked the pitcher on the table, because he hadn't brought parmesan. He didn't forget the hot oil for the older couple next to us, though: he brought it with their pizzas. The ink stain on my paper napkin didn't jar me much; neither did the bolognese splatter on the tablecloth, peeking out from under the white waxy paper place settings. The kitschy pink dining room didn't bother me either. Like I said, I was hungry. But when I noticed that their laminated menu boasted burgers as the house specialty, I should have bolted for the door. A place proclaiming to be a pizza restaurant, known for its burgers? It's like those American-Chinese-Thai-Italian restaurants that claim to be specialists in every type of cuisine. How can you be so good at any one cuisine when you spread yourself so thin? Against my better judgment, we stayed. I ordered the arrabbiata, expecting that I would get a warm bowl of tomato pasta on which to add my own chili flakes. My boyfriend got the penne gorgonzola, a much better choice. Our bowls arrived quickly, probably because the pasta had boiled hours ago and was still soaking in its pot. Al dente it was not! I asked for parmesan because the pasta couldn't live without it: the tomato sauce was as dull as it could come, even though there were strings of translucent white onions throughout. Were the onions there because they were out of garlic? The menu mentioned garlic, so they surely should have known what arrabbiata was all about. I also found clumps of cheese, whether sad mozzarella or emmental I couldn't tell. By far the worst offender, the thing that the chef presumably assumed would trick diners into thinking this was a true spicy tomato sauce, were sprinkles of Tabasco around these cheesy clumps. Yes, my friends, Tabasco. My partner's gorgonzola was fine, but gorgonzola is already so flavorful that it would be hard to mess up (you'd think you could say the same for arrabbiata...). While our pasta was prompt, the bill wasn't. The waiter insisted on bringing our check to the table, and took his time doing so. Never again, Nellie. I can do a better job cooking pasta at home, and ordering pizza elsewhere. As for the burgers, there are four other spots nearby that don't disappoint. Don't waste your time on this one.

Best Italian Restaurant we've found in Paris. (That's a big statement, but it's a sentiment shared…read moreby multiple other friends who travel to Paris as well) Le Perron is a gem of an Italian restaurant in the 6th/7th arrondesmont. They make all pasta in-house, offer truffles when in season and beyond their typical menu provide a multitude of specials depending on what's fresh and in season. Beyond the excellent food, their Italian wine list is robust and covers a reasonable price range. Equally important is that's it's a spacious and comfortable restaurant in an otherwise cramped neighborhood of restaurants. I'm a tourist, I know, so like every other tourist Yelp review they seem to always come in at 5 stars, BUT Le Perrone deserves all of them.

Unexpected surprises…read more Desperate to find a restaurant after my first choice was completely packed till closing. Found Le Perron and called ahead last minute to find a table. The staff here is really excellent and their care for their patrons is apparent. As a vegetarian it can be hard trying to find proper food besides pizza. Our server was extremely helpful and helped adjust menu items to a vegetarian diet. Removing fish or chicken or adding some sauce, he really made sure we had a positive experience. The restaurant is quite cozy and feels like home. Though it does seem a bit older, this just adds to its charm. All in all, I found the food to be really delicious, especially the tagliatelle which he did with sauce and mushrooms minus the meat. The flavor of the food was beautifully balanced. I would definitely recommend this tiny little place to my friends and would guess that the non-veg food is equally as tasty.

The food was great, the atmosphere was right and i'll most likely be back before my flight back to…read moreNew York

Amazing food & service. Large portions and food was out of this world. I was skeptical going to an…read moreItalian restaurant in Paris but this was the best meal of this trip. Service was great friendly & spoke English. Made great recommendations on food and every item was FRESH & delicious. Very reasonably priced also. Had the caprese salad & bruschetta as an appetizer and both were delicious. Pasta & pizza were amazing- all made from scratch and dessert was perfect. Definitely go if you're in the area