SInce we were staying at the Hotel Le Laumiere, we stopped in the restaurant one evening for…read moredessert - that's all we had here, and it was good. I had the crepes suzette, the boyfriend had the lemon tart. Both were some of the best desserts we had in Paris. The service was friendly, polite, and happy to help with translation of the menu. The prices were a bit steep - we spent as much on two dishes and two glasses of wine here as we did on dinner earlier - but it was a nice treat. Should I ever return here to sample the rest of the (delicious looking) menu, I will report back.

We were a group of friends Touring the streets of Paris and we all craved for authentic Creme'…read moreBrulee (French Style). I mean Paris? you gotta have some right? We did our research and found this place. Before heading out to the restaurant, we made sure to call the restaurant and asked. Whoever answered the damn phone confirmed that they did in fact have what we were looking for. So we went! All happy and excited. They sat us down, when they found out that we were just there for some dessert, asked for the wifi code and two of our friends opted out from ordering, because we already had dinner....the bad service started. Clearly they got annoyed, we could tell that they were talking smack about our group (shaking their heads while pointing at our table) because we won't be ordering from their fancy, expensive menu. THEY PULLED US OUT OF OUR CHAIRS AND GOT SENT OUT OF THE RESTAURANT TO TAKE IT TO GO/ take away. Please tell me, am I hallucinating here? Did we just get treated like shit at this place?. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we are from America on a European tour and we can definitely afford your most expensive meal, am just saying. We don't take this lightly. And I will make sure that this will be made obvious for other American tourists to know. You might think you have the best food on earth, the best Creme Brulee in the universe, but if you treat tourists like how this place treated us? Forget you. Tourists, do yourselves a favor and go to the other restaurant right across.. L' Avenue. They might not have the best Creme Brulee in town (well, they actually do) but they welcomed us like real customers, human beings for that matter.

Trendy night out with friends, romantic dinner, family Sunday lunch.. Excuses to go there are…read moremultiple. Reasons are simple: the Asian inspired decors is charming. From the japonnize Mucha lithographs, to the smart tables division you can see that the owners have a true passion for design. Great care is also taken in the menu creation. The food is of a great quality, no over greasy, simple but full of flavors and always with an Asian twist. Plus the 2-floors restaurant is big enough not to be over-crowed and the staff is friendly.

Fusion diner in Paris. We were looking fot a nice place to eat nearby our hotel (hotel edgar),…read morebeceause we walked to much that day (20km or more, tell me something new). So this looked nice and it had a mix of french asian quisine. The place was full of young people, so we had the last place on the second flour in a small spot. The waithtress was friendly and spoke english so ordering was no problem. The food was tastefull. I had fish tempura and my husband beef shashimi and it tasted good.

If you are looking for a place where the locals hang out and eat good French food this is it…read more Typical Parisian setting on a corner packed into an odd shaped floor plan. Wait staff was very French but spoke reasonable English which made up for my terrible French. Our waiter was working hard and keeping it all together. It's eclectic as hell but very fun and packed at lunch. You can't go wrong here. Food was well done in both taste, simple flavors, and presentation.

Had wonderful 6 raw oysters, duck breast and profiteroles - an excellent dinner!!! Service was…read moregreat. Waitress happy and very friendly. Beautiful place - classic french bistro. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely delicious! Every single dish from Happy Hour menu for $25 was amazing! It's like local…read moreMichelin restaurant :) Highly recommended!

We went here for Christmas Eve dinner. It was our first night in Paris. We were so excited, I…read moremade the reservation from the United States and was incredibly disappointed! The food felt as if it was cooked the day before. It took us forever to be served. The service was awful too. It was a 4 hours. A total waste of money, dinner for 4 was over $500 for awful food!

The food is good and portions are generous. Health-conscious customers shouldn't come here in the…read morefirst place, but those with hypertension should be extra careful, as some dishes are extremely salty. Service is friendly, rustic, and warm, like people from the South West. Not a gastronomic destination, but decent food at good value make people happily return.

Simple but tasty french fare served at this delightful bistro. Little english spoken here, but had…read moreno problems ordering with my high school french. I tried one of the humungous salads (Salade landaise - which came with thinly sliced sauteed potatoes, chicken livers, a duck leg, crispy croutons and a piece of dry cured ham E15.85). My b/f had the three course menu E26.00 which included a kir, starter, main course, dessert and coffee. There were at least 6/7 dishes to choose from in each category, but very pleased that I didn't follow suit as the salad I had was incredibly filling! (Apparently the steak with sauteed potatoes my b/f had for main was one of the most memorable steaks he had eaten!) It was followed with a rich chocolate mousse, which was not overly sweet - a perfect finish to the meal. Service was warm and friendly. I would definitely consider dining at one of their branches on a future visit.

After a very long walk, I stopped here for a filling three course lunch. Only 16 euro. And this is…read moredefinitely another old school place with very few tourists. I showed up at 2 pm, so they were out of a few items, including the steak. Sigh. I started with a glass of excellent house wine and the pate. The pate had pieces of fruit in it. It wasn't the best or worst I've had. Then came a very well cooked piece of fish over a creamy beurre blanc sauce. Then, the clafoutis was slightly warm and had a wonderful, silky texture. It was a tad sweet for my liking, but the cherries were divine.

Great French restaurant with an outdoor seating. Food is delicious and prices are reasonable. You…read morecan get an appetizer and a main for €23 (without alcohol.) I tried their baked cheese starter followed by steak tartare. All tasted great. Service is also friendly. I would recommend it for others and I would come back again myself.

Nice restaurant with friendly service. We had the Seabass and fried shrimp. It was hard to find a…read morerestaurant in this area which had mostly cafes. The prices were reasonable. Many diners were having fresh lobster from the big tank as you come in and seemed pleased. The mussels looked good too.

Croustillants de gambas :))) Steak and lobster :) (The…read morelobster is over cooked..) Hot cheese St Marcellin :(