I had the joy of walking around Paris all day & my husband had a work dinner, so I was on my own…read more Certa was in the neighborhood where we were staying, and I stumbled in tired and hungry. The staff were so kind and friendly. The place is cozy and I immediately felt at home. Plus the history of the spot is fascinating. I'm a vegetarian, so omnivores cans skip the rest of this. As a vegetarian, options tend to be limited, and I'm used to that when I travel. The somosas were excellent. The wine equally so. The savory rice was good, it just needed to be paired with some finely seasoned & roasted vegetables - adding a savory sauce to that would have been delicious. What was nice was that the server asked me my suggestions on how they could improve. The pistachio crème brûlée was heaven. I'll find my way back there just for that next time. That and an espresso = chef's kiss. Thank you, Certa!

Fantastic food. Fantastic service. Fantastic people. This was our first restaurant after a long day…read moreof travel getting into Paris. Our group had delt with a few cranky people on our journey but were quickly put into easy, happy moods after our meal at Certa. The burgers were delicious and the cheesecake is a must-try for dessert! The workers were the heart of the laidback feel. 100000/10!

One star just to say this place doesn't exist any longer. It is now the Napoleon Cafe inside the…read moreNapoleon Hotel. The menu has skyrocketed in price. Did not dine here. Instead, went across the street and had an amazing meal at the Cafe de Paris.

This was our first night in Paris. We were staying next door to this hotel, so we decided to stop…read morein for an easy dinner. The restaurant is small but comfortable. Our service was INCREDIBLE! The waiter was great. My adult daughter is a little picky, so he ribbed her (You flew all the way to Paris and you're going to eat fettucine alfredo?!) and encouraged her to eat the Beef Cheek with Foie Gras. It was Amazing and the best dish we ordered! -Beef Cheek w/ Foie Gras: The beef cheek was tender and divine. Grilled foie gras was lovely. Comes with gorgeous potatos and a celery/onion puree. -Creme Brulee: really good. -Pan Fried Scallops: comes with mushroom risotto. Delicious. -Grilled Rib Steak: with pepper sauce and french fries. Unfortunately, not the best cut of meat. -Duck Foie Gras w/ Chutney: Apparently, I am not a fan of foie gras terrine At one point in the night, my husband made eye contact with the waiter across the restaurant and held up his glass to indicate that he would like another. Apparently, the waiter signaled across the room to the bartender who brought it right away without the waiter even coming back our way! It was like magic or a Jedi mind trick! My husband was in awe :)

Super nice spot to stop in for drinks. They use fresh fruit and you can tell each cocktail is made…read morewith care and the ingredients are well thought out. I had the Passion Fruit Mojito which was DELICIOUS.

One of the best bars to grab a strong drink on a rough day. The only gay bar I've been to in Paris…read moreand I love it ! The staff is all gorgeous and extremely friendly, I've yet to have a problem with service. Long Island iced tea is what I came For last night and boy oh boy did the nail it. Large strong drink served in a fish bowl style glass. Happy hour is 17-20 and buy one get one free which is a great deal as the drinks are on the expensive side 16 euros. Love this place but not a huge fan of the food but there's a million other places to eat in Paris so I'll save this place just for drinks.

Our Concierge suggested this as a great French dining spot along with other two restaurants on the…read moresame block. We looked at all three menus and atmospheres and decided on this one. It did not disappoint at all. We started with the foie gras to share. To my surprised it was layered with a poached pair and pink peppercorns, which was unbelievably amazing. My daughter had the beef cheeseburger which was beyond the highlight of the meal. My son had the ribeye and fries, which was delicious. I had the beef tartare, which was probably the best I've ever had in my life. I was beyond stuffed and barely ate a fraction of my meal. Daughter got a fruit tart, which was Apple. I took a bite of it and it was so darn delicious. I wish I had room to have my own. If you're out of, I highly suggest trying the spot

Farm to table locally sourced establishment with quality food, quick and quality service. A decent…read moreambiance set up with a menu that had plenty of options and number of desserts.

Poulet.... Delicious and amazing poulet. This spot was recommended at a top place to enjoy a…read moretraditional French meal and they werent kidding. I was deciding between the skirt steak and the chicken and I am SO glad I went with the chicken. Its like it was cooked purely in butter but somehow the skin remained crisp. The potatoes were the perfect accompaniment to the dish. Truly decadent and the wine (rosé) was fantastic with the dish. Bon aperite!

We paused at Chez Ginette for happy hour drinks while walking through Montmartre. The patio is…read morealive, colorful, and in a great location. My partner ordered an aperol spritz, I ordered a moscow mule. Both were great. They brought olives to the table while we sat as well - also very good. If you're passing by, it's worth a stop for an affordable happy hour drink! They also had inside seating which looked nice (from afar) but the patio is hard to beat. There were a few dogs on the patio too :)

First French food stop as soon as we landed! They were located at a central area giving us a good…read morefirst impression of Paris. We sat right outside in the midst of all the hustle and bustle of this area, and great to people watch and see all the unique people and fashion of Paris. Drinks were really good and very very strong if you're looking for a good buzz! I had the beef tartare and my bf had the steak and fries. Amazing! Staff were also friendly and accommodating to the both of us as we didn't speak French! Good place!

We stopped into Madeleine while walking around Paris for a refreshing cappuccino. Cappuccinos were…read moreamazing and service was excellent.

Quaint little place that was close to our hotel. Kind servers were patient with our limited French…read more(and used their English skills to make things easier). Fast service with tasty entrees (especially the lamb stew!).

A great cafe right off the Place D' Italia…read more... Great staff, kinda speaks English to help with our broken French, but great service, friendly and very helpful! The food was great, I had a salmon fillet, that was amazing! The goat cheese starter was great, weird, but great tasting. The prices are a smidgen higher than a few cafes in the area, but the little it was is so worth it. Great service, great food and decent prices for Paris.

Yum! Got the tuna, egg plant, and filet mignon. Very delicious and I felt very French. They really…read moreknew how to throw down with the seasonings. Sat outside, felt very summery + gorg! Also they spoke English which was a W for us non-Frenchmen.

My boyfriend and I came as tourists and we had our first ooey gooey romantic French experience at…read morethis restaurant all thanks to our very charming, lighthearted server named Antoine. He reminded me of Kostas from Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, so that might have helped a little bit too (I freakin' love Kostas). Upon arrival, my first impression was that I was underdressed in my Under Armour leggings and Nikes (if not underdressed, I was definitely tacky). The atmosphere and interior design reminded me of a lounge, and looking around, I saw that most people were dressed up. We were immediately greeted in French by a young man whose identity I already mentioned earlier. Antoine led us to our table by the window, and gave us our menus. He was very professional, courteous, and polite. He kept one hand behind his back, kept his eye contact with the both of us, and informed us that ordering food would be ala-carte style. He made his recommendations for both food and wine, and, of course, we went with Kostas- er *Antoine's recommendations. He recommended that we order the Scottish Prime Rib Black Angus Beef Platter and the grilled vegetables and patatas bravas (spicy tomato sauce and garlic mayonnaise) on the side. He also recommended a wine, the name I do not know in English, but on our tab it says "Verre de Beaujolais Burgaud." Our total bill came out to be $93.00 and it was worth every penny. I also want to note that my boyfriend and I are usually stingy and never spend that much money on dinner, but hey, we were in France, the stars were aligned, Kostas was here, and I wanted the magic to happen. To say that the Prime Rib was delicious would be an understatement. It was the most incredible "medium" cooked, tender, juicy, delectable, generously portioned slab of meat that I have ever moaned over. This meal was more than enough for my boyfriend and I. We could have easily shared with another couple and still have left overwhelmingly full and satisfied. The side of potatoes dipped with the garlic mayonnaise was phenomenal - so creamy, soft, and buttery. The grilled vegetables were a nice touch amongst the 1kg of meat, but I could probably do without it next time. And the red wine paired very well with the meat. It was the largest and most memorable meal that we had in France. Near the end of our meal, Antoine entertained us with some English phrases that he knew of and I also tried entertaining him with my French, which was horrible, but he kindly helped me pronounce phrases. I highly recommend making a pit stop at this restaurant if you're in the area!