Friendly service and amazing food at lovely corner cafe in the 16th Arr. Definitely an excellent…read moreplace to stop and enjoy lunch, plus the walk there is lovely as well with all of the greenery on in and around the buildings.

We stayed in the hotel attached to Cafe la Fontaine and we were excited about the positive reviews…read moreit received on both Yelp and Trip Advisor. This pleasant cafe does a nice little business with the locals in the 16th and the Radio France workers. We dined at Cafe a la Fontaine two times during our stay and both times we really enjoyed our meals. The menu is not that large and in French but the wait staff will translate if you have any questions. It is not too expensive either which is always a plus. The crispy-skinned Confit du Canard (Duck) was very good, The Pot au Feu, (A French Beef Stew) was also excellent. They have some chicken, pasta, steak, burger and salads also. It is simple inside with wood floors and cozy seats. The customers were friendly too. The waiters tolerated by terrible French and answered in English. Nice little spot if your in or around the 16th. I wish there was something like this in Phila/ South Jersey. It wasn't an 7 hour flight it would get 5 stars.

We were walking by and my kids wanted gelato. They had so many different flavors and options. Some…read moreof the flavors are strawberry sorbet and Nutella. They have sorbets and gelato so there's an option for everyone. Very friendly staff. I give this place four stars.

7,50€ for a soup + drink + dessert! As a student, this is a pretty good deal because the soup was…read moreamazing! It was a mushroom and honey soup, very delicious! I got the chocolate mousse for dessert which was also excellent! They also have really good looking bagels and ice cream! Their formules seem to be well priced. I will come back! Also, the woman behind the counter spoke excellent English!

Three words to sum-up the entire review: rustic rustic rustic!…read more This is a nice little (both figurative and physically) quintessentially French neighborhood restaurant. The host is very gracious and attentive particularly given that the 20 some table seem to always be busy. I started the meal with their homemade pate which really brings it back to the roots (chunky mixed meats mixed in with bone gelatin). As I am used to its more modern cousin the mouses, it took a while to get used to it. However I must admit that it did grow on me (partially thanks to the black pepper and parsley). An interesting side to the dish was a very classic lemon-oil emulsion which was perfectly executed - after over 15 mins it did not run/separate! My main course was veal cutlets served with the restaurant's signature french fries (i.e. Steak frite - but with veal). The fries were as good as they look - not the best in the world but definitely worthy of praise. However 1/2 of the cutlets were slightly overcooked with the rest being perfect. A sign of the restaurants' rustic roots - the cutlets were served in their jus (with a small slice of butter) staying true to the fires / meat paring. They surprisingly had a large selection of desserts. I went with the homemade chocolate mouse which once again fulfilled the rustic ideal: The egg whites could be tasted and you can even feel the very small bits of dark chocolate on the tongue creating a luscious and lovely combination (clearly the moose was only made of one egg whites, sugar, and dark chocolate!) Given the execution of the first two courses I definitely can not give it higher than 4 stars and in fact 3 1/2 might be more warranted food wise; however the service quality and the execution of the desert absolutely makes this a four-star local gem.

Wonderful and hidden Paris gem! The chef Edmond is attentive to his customer and does wonders with…read morelocal and best seasonal ingredients. French fries are a must! The service is impeccable and very friendly customers. Will definitely be going back soon!

Highly recommend reservations. We had a group of 12 and I was able to get reservations a few hours…read morebefore. I want to give a shout out to our server. He was patient and kind and I appreciated you. I was managing 11 people who didn't know what they wanted or ordering. Everything was fantastic.

Food is okay , we are Asian American but the Ownerr or the server call us "amigo" no bueno !!! We…read moreeat once but won't come back again !! Price is decent service not a good one

The ambiance is energetic, bright. I was drawn here by the oatly milk alternative advertising on…read morethe window. I had just left another juice spot, and still had it on my mind. I'm used to fresh juice daily and I haven't had my fix here in Paris. So it's something I look for. So this is a nice healthier food option. I ordered Le Glow: carrot, apple, pollen. To help give me a boost on my way to see the Statue of Liberty. I like and recommend it. I'm adding it to my go to spots in Paris. I believe the serving since for the juices are 12 oz. For €6.50 Regular orange juice in Paris can range from €4-6; so overall, it's a decent value! And enjoyable rest spot.

It's one of those places that appear every so often and I loved it! It had lots of healthy options-…read moresalads, sandwiches, smoothies. It's a bit expensive but you get what you pay for- fresh ingredients. Cojean helped me fit in my jeans.

Shocked that no one has reviewed before. I know it well...ate 5+ times. One block from Muette Metro…read morein the 16th. Convenient to Passy and this huge upscale residential area. Shwarmas and felafels are superb & fresh. Pastries filled with spinach and other scare light, moist, and delicious. Chick peas in eggplant salad is perfect, not oily, or garlicky. Prices are cheap for Paris and the counter crew is friendly and pleased to explain or do specials. T consists of 2 separate shops. One corner is the take-out with a few tables. Other is a sit-down restaurant. I never tried the restaurant.

We each had a vegetarian plate with six items (13.5 Euros) and it was fabulous. English menu, fast…read morefriendly service and absolutely delicious items: hummus, tabouli with very fresh tasty parsley, baba ganoush, a felafel ball with a creamy sauce, a tomato and flat green bean stew, and two crispy rolls filled with a creamy spinach mix. The waiter said they would gladly eliminate the cheese for vegans and substitute something else. For dessert we shared a Lebanese flan topped with gr. pistachios and favored with orange. Olives, salad peppers and a very thin fresh pita bread on the side. I would go back! You could get take out at their store across the street and eat in the nearby Jardin de Ranelagh and watch the children play and then go back to the Marmottan Monet Museum for another look. What a day!

Stopped by here before heading to Versailles. Good coffees and decent croissant, very friendly…read moreservice.

Très bien! Found this spot thanks to Yelp…read more My friend and I had the most delicious breakfast. They had a set menu for breakfast which had a 2 or 3 different options. We chose the option that came with 3 eggs, croissants, French bread, juice, and cafe....all for a very reasonable price. The wonderful server helped us decide on what we should order and even accommodated our Mimosa request (apparently mimosas are not a thing here). I had the scrambled eggs which were done so well! They were the best I've ever had. I didn't even know I cared about eggs until now and of course since we were in the land of croissants...they were to die for! The service was awesome and very helpful towards us touristas. If I'm blessed to visit Paree again, best believe I'll be back here!

Food - 10/10 Service - 10/10…read moreWaiter - 10/10 Ambiance - 10/10 The restaurant as a whole - 10/10 Would highly recommend Fleurus to anyone and everyone especially if you're an English speaking tourist. The restaurant host and waitress spoke English extremely well and were so polite and helpful! The Food was amazing. Would definitely eat here again if I come back to Paris. It's such a gem and only about a 3 minute walk from my hotel.

Came back for return visit. Very sorry to say I was sadly disappointed. Ordered the Citrus Chicken…read moreand was very disappointed. It was dry and presentation was bad...just chicken on a plate. I've had this several times in the past and it was excellent. Not this trip. Also, I brought my friend here and it was her first time. She ordered the Margherita Pizza. It literally was dry as a board. It was horrible! I was embarrassed because I talked this place up before we dined there and it was a complete disappointment. Not sure if I'll be back.

This place was a true gem of a find. Felt like family there! Food was amazing, and the staff…read moreattentive. Highly recommend if you are in the area!

Came here on our first night in Paris looking for pizza. Ended up finding a gem with outstanding,…read morefriendly service and excellent food. We will definitely become regulars here while we are in Paris.