I don't often "leave" Paris (literally a 5 minute walk outside of the city) but when I do I usually…read moreeat at a friend or family members home. This time we tried a new restaurant, la QG, which recently opened on the place de la Marie. It was a pleasant surprise with the trendy industrial look mixed with a touch of what i would call grandma chic type couches and seats. The menu has a nice variety and a long lost of cocktails. I had the goat cheese salad which was nice and large. Most of the table had the ba bar burger-looked mighty fine- and a few ordered the various daily specials. Because it was noon I had a cocktail, the Mango margarita. It says for two, which it is but I had it all for me... And sure glad I did. Yes, you can share it but you can also keep it for yourself and avoid having to order a second one after. The desserts looked really good and large but instead we all order the cafe gourmand (my personal go to dessert). It always you to have coffee and sample 3 dessert, the chocolate mousse (pretty delish for a restaurant), a creme brûlée, and a large cannelé. The prive and service are good. Nice place and great when the sun is out on the terrace enjoy the good food and atmosphere.

A great place for lunch outside, weather permitting. The tables are very close together and the…read morefood is not exceptional. However, the service is really fast and friendly, making it a convenient place for lunch. The greatest value was the table outside, perfect spot for spring lunch.

Absolutely repulsed. The staff was lovely but the sandwich I had wasn't fit for a chien.read more

Perfect Meal! Jovanna was amazing. She made my first night in Paris lovely. I ate the croque cajon…read moreand had the Bordeaux for wine. Perfect combination with the cajon spices

Stopped in with the husband before our event at Roland Garros. Had the bavette à l'échalote and the…read morebrochette de Poulet. Fast and tasty. Reasonable prices for Paris. Recommended!

Copieux, tres bon et prix abordables. Et le couscous maison servi le jeudi et le vendredi est tres…read morepopulaire.

We had a great experience here!! Awesome place! Awesome food! Awesome service! Clara was our server…read moreand was exceptional! A+

Small shop in residential/business neighborhood. I ordered a ham and cheese omelette, which to me…read moretasted better than the one in a five star hotel!! Service was quick and pleasant

We dined here twice while staying at a nearby hotel. The first time was for lunch and we chose the…read morethree course option. Simple choices, but everything was well executed. (pickled herring, pork fillet, tart of the day and warm goat cheese, tuna steak, and cream de caramel). The mashed potatoes were actually "aligot", prepared with fresh Tomme cheese and garlic. So good. Seeing some things in the menu we knew we would enjoy, we returned for dinner the following night and had rillon de cunard, and wine to start which was more like what I would call a terrine versus a pate, but very enjoyable. We also had the duck trio, which consisted of a confit leg, cured breast, and foie gras on gingerbread. I find the gingerbread kind of an odd way to serve the liver, but I saw it at several restaurants in Paris. We also had a beef carpaccio which was served with salad and warm goat cheese. Everything was great. This being my first trip to Paris, I was prepared for the stereotypical snooty Paris waiter, and that was just not the case here. The first day it was likely the owner who waited on us and took good care of us. The dinner meal was served by a very efficient young man who was extremely good-natured, patient, and welcoming. He even complimented my horrible two phrases in French!

We went in for an early dinner after reading yelp reviews. The restaurant was empty, only one…read moreother table being served. They asked if we had a reservation and would not let us dine. They didn't offer a different time or day.

After finally arriving in Paris and checking into the hotel, we had our first meal at Brasserie…read moreDubillot for that classic French bistro experience. We started with Oeufs mayonnaise, which is a hard boiled egg topped with mayo. This was quite a simple dish, but definitely got us prepped for the meal. They initially made a mistake on our order and sent us the veal fingers. After rectifying the mistake, they ended up comping it, so we got an additional appetizer to try. The fried fish went well with the tartar sauce. For the mains, we got the bavette frites with bearnaise sauce and steak tartare with frites. Both dishes were delicious and satisfying, the flavors were excellent and each bite had me wanting more. If you haven't tried tartare before, give it a try here because it was delish! For dessert, we shared the Paris-Brest, a choux pastry topped with mousseline, pralines and roasted hazelnuts. We enjoyed sharing it and it made for a sweet end to our dinner. Overall, this was a great meal to start our trip, everything we had was delicious and my expectations were met!

Definitely a trendy and nice restaurant. We were seated upstairs and our food was delicious. We had…read morea great time and our server was good. He even joked that we were definitely not French because we assisted by stacking the dishes. He said Europeans would not do that. It was a good laugh for all of us!

Quiet neighborhood spot. Sat outside and ordered wine and a mixed cheese and meat plate. The food…read morewas great

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Each course was very good. We had a cheese board to start. My wife enjoyed a salmon steak while…read more enjoyed a ribeye. We finished our meal with a wonderful apple tart.

Stopped for a French onion soup and a latte after a morning of walking around Paris. The soup was…read moregood but not the best we have had in Paris. The cafe is cute but not overly welcoming. We found better food and service elsewhere for a much better deal.