Amazing and excellent restaurant. Affordable menus, we are always super well received.read more

From the owner: Une cuisine inventive Christelle Michaut vous accueille aux Armes de France dans une déco cosy et…read moreintime. Fiers de leurs fortes expériences dans de prestigieux établissements parisiens, elle est accompagnée de Yohann Giraud en cuisine, qui laisse libre cours à son imagination en changeant régulièrement sa carte. Un grand bol d'air frais à 28 km de la capitale.

The waiter tried to give us the worst table when we arrived and after much pleading, we were able…read moreto move. The restaurant was quasi empty at the time but because it was a Saturday night, he complained that he had to redo all of his planning... warning: they do not post on the wine menu that you can buy wine by the glass. After much debate with our friends as we each wanted different wines, we settled for two half bottles. One, the wine was horrible! It tasted like vinegar. Absolutely appalling! And we had to pay for it. We won't be back!

France, renowed for its high cuisine. So I had to taste it to believe it. This restaurant was my…read morelast stop of a 3 weeks trip. My relatives in France brought me to this place and hyped it up very much so I walked in with high expectations. And it did not disapoint. We were a table of 5, and we all opted for what I believe was the table d'hote, with 4 courses. This place is known for its delicious foie gras, and I do not exagerate. Entree consisted of various choices and I settled for a plate of foie gras while my brother had a plate of salmon with foie gras. Main course was lamb chops (perfectly cooked) and plate of beef. Then we had assorted cheeses (with many options). Then, last but not least, dessert. By then, we were already full, but dessert is dessert. I had the mille-feuille, which was also perfect. From this taste of authentic french cuisine, I can say that I left the country satisfied. Definitely one of the best meals I had in Europe. If your budget allows it (since it is quite expensive), it is worth a try, to get a taste of what French can cook!

A very nice restaurant to visit while in Paris. The hotel concierge told us to come here--great…read moremeal, lovely decor, great ambience.

La Place is superb! I've eaten there several times during my month of staying nearby. Service,…read morewait staff, food, and ambience are all phenomenal. the staff speaks English, and are ready to help with recommendations. It's a small place, but it can accommodate good sized groups. If you're anywhere near the Trocadero, check them out. Their hours are excellent andthey are even open on Sunday!

Our favorite spot in Paris so far!…read more This intimate restaurant is packed with charm, good food, wine, and yes, people. Not another foreigner to be found, definitely worth getting away from the tourist traps on the Champs Elysées. A lively and lovely atmosphere all around, and we adored every minute of it. Incredible price for the quality, perfect quantity for our group, and by far the friendliest and most personable service we've found in this country so far. Our server's English was good, and he did a wonderful job addressing our varying French levels. We ordered housemade foie gras (5/5, the best our table has ever had), terrine (4/5), cappuccino (5/5, actually a rich chestnut soup with white truffle foam), ravioles (5/5, best pasta dish I've had in ages), linguine with shrimp (4/5, good but a little plain), cheesecake with salted caramel (4.5/5), croustillant (4.5/5), and Mont Blanc (4.5/5). Overall we felt that the savory courses were stronger than the sweets, but they are still worth checking out. The wine list was solid, we ended up splitting a bottle of Pouilly-Fuissé that complemented each stage of the meal surprisingly well. Our wonderful server even gave us free chartreuse as a digestif! So glad I booked this on La Fourchette (French version of Yelp, highly recommended), because some of the ratings here would have deterred me. Can't wait to come back! I mean, I really can't wait. I might have to make time for this tomorrow, it would be a great last meal in Paris!

In fifteen days in Paris, this is the only place that we went to twice -- despite the fact that we…read morewere staying in the 6th -- quite a haul! La Cantine de Quentin is that good!

Great food on a quiet street in Paris. Seating inside for maybe a dozen people make a reservation…read morebefore going. I had the tuna tartare served with over a bit of perfectly ripe avocado. Roasted pork cooked sous vide with roasted carrots was absolutely delicious. Beautiful dessert with coconut, mousse, and passionfruit and mango. Everything impeccable.

This is a gem of a little bistrot in Le Marais. Cozy, intimate, and delicious food. We had the most…read morelovely time here. Felt like we were dining in a friend's apartment

I had a wonderful dinner here. The restaurant is very cozy, the staff are welcoming and always came…read moreto check on me. Please make advance reservations or you'll be turned away at the door! The lamb croquettes were perfectly crispy and all of the components of the dish worked well together. The catch of the day had a nice citrus sauce that I mopped up with the bread I was given. The octopus was so tender and flavorful! This is a wonderful little restaurant!

Amazing food and service. It is inventive and tasty. It is a small quaint restaurant. Make sure to…read morehave a reservation because I saw a group of 4 get turned away at the door. You walk past the small kitchen as you are seated. I am glad I came hungry. I would return here the next time I visit Paris. The desserts were off the wall awesome.

It was my very first time in Paris. The evening of our arrival. We had just checked into our super…read morecute little hotel and our friend (who is a local) texted to ask what we wanted to eat that evening. We told her she should decide. It should be close to our hotel and cater to her very limited range of foods she could eat. She went to Yelp and Google, found Le Robinet and told us to meet her there. She had never been there before! We were not convinced at first, wanted to have the "real Paris experience" and not go to a place she didn't know. But in the end, we went anyway. And we were SO, so lucky! It is a family owned place. The son in the front of the house, the mom in the kitchen, as far as I remember. My French is so la la, so I didn't understand everything he said, but my friend had a blast with him. He was able to accomodate her without a problem. We had the best of the best: Foie Gras, steak etc. Good wine, great conversation. And hey... Paris! So, I spent one of the best evenings of 2018 at this place. If you have the chance, go there and enjoy the atmosphere and the charme. You will not regret it! (BTW: very fitting that this place got 5 stars on my 300th review!)

Legendre Ideal, French restaurant This restaurant was…read morerecommended by a friend whom I trust and who knows I am difficult about food. It turned out to be a lovely and unforgettable experience. The cooking, taste, presentation, quality, the service and the environment were just superb, all at a very reasonable price. And such welcoming and pleasant young people! One of the best values for money I have come across in a restaurant. Bravo!

From the owner: Legendre idéal.... Venez découvrir un nouveau restaurant en plein coeur du quartier des…read morebatignolles, et goutez à une cuisine simple mais élégante comme notre fameux foie de veau à la framboise et sa purée maison... Vous serez accueilli par une équipe dynamique et souriante dans un cadre chic.

This is one of the most visited château in the Loire Valley and one of the largest! Château de…read moreChambord is a famous French Renaissance castle, ordered by King François I in 1519, known for its distinctive architecture and the spectacular, interlocked double-helix staircase, which may have been inspired by Leonardo da Vinci. It was built as a hunting lodge as many of the châteaus were in the valley rather than a permanent residence. The château is immense, containing 400 rooms. The most notable - historic double helix staircase, and the incredible 13,000-acre estate, which is the largest enclosed forest in Europe. They have improved the infrastructure around the château within the past 10 years which have many places to park for busses and cars. Allow yourself time to park and walk to the château as it can take a bit of time. Depending on how much you want to see, give yourself ample time to explore as there is much to see: art jewelry, furniture, etc. Additionally, this is one of the most visited châteaus in the valley.

This historic French Renaissance castle in the Loire Valley of France is an astounding sight. Built…read moreunder King Francis the 1st as a grand hunting lodge and a symbol of royal power incorporates medieval and classical styles. This chateau inspired the castle in Beauty and the Beast. It is massive with over 440 rooms. It housed the most iconic art from the Louvre from 1939-1945 including the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. A truly mesmerizing experience.