This steakhouse made it to World's Best Steakhouse list. So this means food is great. I ordered Steak Frites which was really good. It was so chewy and yummy. I can say that it was one of the best steaks I had. We also ordered French Onion Soup which was so good. As a person who doesn't like onions, I tried it and was pretty good. We also ordered two other kind of steaks which both were good. Service was amazing. Staff were very friendly and attentive. We got our orders within 20 minutes or so of ordering which is perfect. If you like to try new wines, this restaurant sommelier which walks around ,answer questions and makes suggestions about wines. This restaurant can be really packed during dinner time. We were lucky when we went line was short and we were able to be seated within 30 minutes of waiting. The ambiance of this restaurant is really cool. They have meats hanging in the fridges in the store. It's an interesting experience. This restaurant has two floor and I recommend seating on second floor since it has a nice of view of buildings. Overall, if you like to try new steak houses, I would highly recommend trying this restaurant. It was a very pleasant experience. read more

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Excellent Lamb Chops and one of the beat french onion soups I have ever tasted! Great service and ambience. Located off Champs Elysee. read more

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Unforgettable experience, welcoming staff, and amazing food. From the moment, my friend and I walked in, the ambiance set the perfect tone. We didn't have reservations and were seated immediately. We ordered the foie gras de canard, escargots, burrata aubergines, os a moelle, entrecote, creme brûlée vanille, and chateau La seignerie rosé. This place exceeded our expectations in every way. The quality of the food and the warm hospitality made for an excellent dining experience. This is a must visit spot when in Paris. read more

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Beautiful restaurant with excellent service. The food was high end comfort French food. The pate and the escargot were extremely flavorful. The salmon entree and the filet mignon were great. Truly lovely atmosphere. read more

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La Maison de l'Aubrac was a welcome change of pace from the traditional French fare. We arrived around 7:00pm and were nearly the only guests inside--but by 7:30pm, the place was packed. Definitely a good sign. The steaks here lean toward an American style, which I appreciated. As you walk in, you're greeted by an impressive display of aged cuts. I opted for a dry-aged ribeye, and they actually bring out three different cuts to choose from--small to large. I went with the smallest and it was still more than enough. A sommelier stopped by the table and, while knowledgeable, he was a bit pushy. He initially recommended a $300 bottle of wine (which gave me a good laugh). I ended up going with a half bottle of one of their fancier suggestions, and it was solid. Now, here's the thing--seasoning is minimal. Like, barely there. The steak had a great char and was cooked well, but if you're someone who likes a good hit of salt or spice, you may want to ask for it. Still, this was easily the best steak I've had across Europe and the UK--quality meat that speaks for itself. My wife ordered the filet and found it a little too plain for her taste. A quick tip: in France, if you want medium rare, order medium, or your steak will likely come out quite rare. They also serve their steaks with a spicy mustard on the side, but I wasn't a fan. If you're in the area, especially after a long day of shopping, this spot is definitely worth a visit. read more

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Went to this restaurant in 2018 Beef was amazing...special potatoes were outstanding!! Service was perfect! Ambiance was also very authentic bistro comfy!! read more

Disgusting and appalling experience. Not just the worst food in all of my European travels but also the worst customer service I have had in any European country in the last decade. I immediately noticed that the server appeared to be impaired/under the influence and had an overall untidy appearance. We reluctantly stayed as the sommelier was very personable. I ordered the filet mignon (cooked medium) and was brought something that hardly resembled a piece of beef. It was cold, nearly charred, and completely inedible. When I sent it back, the server returned less than five minutes later with a different cut of meat that was prepared rare. read more

When i say I can't find the words, I seriously cannot find the words to describe how amazing this meal was. The BEST French onion soup I've ever had. And steaks unlike the flavor I've ever had. This will be a set stop whenever we return. The atmosphere is also top notch. I highly recommend a reservation however we did not have one and they made accommodations that I so appreciate. Service was impeccable. read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Another great place to eat at in Paris, everything is made with so much attention to detail. Foie gras was amazing, creamy and delicious. Steak melting in your moth. Sommelier on staff, excellent wine pairing and excellent service. A must while in Paris. read more

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La Maison was probably our favorite restaurant on this trip to Paris, but we would also recommend Le Soufflé and Au Pied de Cochon, too. All do various Menu items very well and are authentic in preparation and taste excellent. Here at La Maison we particularly liked their Soupe de L'oignon, Steak, Boeuf Bourguignon and Crème Brûlée, but found the Carpaccio to be a miss. Four and a Half Stars, expect to pay about €50 each. read more

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I came here as a place to eat since I had free time and it was relative average. The sirloin is a bit hard to cut and chew, and a large quantity of fat. The beef jerky was very good, however. I put it on the bread and it was good. As for deserts, I ordered the lava cake and it was incredible. The combination of vanilla and chocolate just tasted tasty.The servers were nice and offered us bread and drinks right away. Nice selection of wine and mocktails and the ice tea is really delicious. I would get the filet mignon solely for the softness. I came during summer and it is 37 Celsius. I expected heat, but it had air conditioning, which is a big plus. Overall, good place to go to, but not a pick of your looking for fancy or high-end unless you try the dry aged options. read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - A sirloin - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Very casual place which is fine but my steak was way over cooked and the chewiest steak I've ever had. It was a filet but it wasn't tender at all. The presentation of picking out your steak was cool but other than that, I don't recommend. read more

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We came here for a midnight meal as it was close to our hotel on champs-elysees. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality for the price of the steaks. We saw others with much higher price tags. the escargots were just ok, bit dry and chewy compared to other places. French onion soup was decent. Do not recommend the cheesy mashed potatoes - didn't taste or really have texture of mashed potato. Go for the solid quality steaks at good prices! read more

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I love places that are not pretentious and yet have every right to be. The restaurant was beautiful, the team's service was very attentive, even switching to English as our French proficiency was limited. The food came out pretty quickly and was cooked to perfection. This was my first time trying aligot: mashed potatoes perfectly married with a ton of cheese, it definitely had me melting for more. read more

Wonderful service and great food! Nice place to eat with varied menu. Had a cheese board which was delicious read more

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One of the worst restaurants I have been to. If I can give zero, I would definitely rate it as zero. The wait for our food took 1.50hours. My salmon is so dry and not properly scaled. Considering this is a steak house and its on the high price scale, the food is terrible. Both my husband & son asked for medium they both got rare. Their steak for the price is chewey. The fries are soggy. Do not waste your money on this place. There are many more places to chose from. read more

This place is absolutely worth visiting when in Paris. It's just a few minutes walk from Champs Elysee and you'll be impressed at the aging beef displayed in the glass cabinets as you enter the restaurant. The staff are welcoming and speak English, so ordering should not be a problem. They also have English menus, so make sure you request them. Here's what we ordered- Fois grass Beef burgundy was not what we expected as there were lots of veggies. Roasted bone marrow Escargot Carpaccio Parma ham truffle pasta The food was all sooooo delicious. Would highly recommend this place if you're in the Champs Elysee at the beginning of the Concord end. read more

I'm a big steak person and this place was pretty underwhelming - the quality of the "aged steak" was pretty bad (Didn't taste any different than regular steak and didn't get that aged fat taste). I've had way better and was pretty disappointed. The service was good but the food was mediocre. The prices were higher than other restaurants outside of Champs-Elysses, I would skip this restaurant unless you have no other options. read more

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Everything was amazing.. from the moment I walked in the door until I left was great. The energy in this place was great Service was well Food was absolutely delicious I wanna go back everyday if I can I also had fresh fish, and steam veggies My spouse had sausage The beef spring rolls were amazing as well read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - French onion soup. Best I've had - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Looks great The meat looks amazing, but I had much better The aligot (mashed potatoes with cheese) wasn't great And the bone marrow was good, but too much herbs read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - Meat bar with aligot - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Really enjoyed the service and recommendations provided by Daniel from the steak to the wine. He was very knowledgeable on the suggestions he provided. The food & drinks were great and it was a perfect way to end our last evening in Paris. read more

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This place won't appear in the top places to eat in Paris but it should. I had heard never heard of this place & just casually happened to come across it casually. We opted for dinner here & it was one of the best Parisian dining experiences I have had. Their specialty is steaks & they do it so well! We ordered a lot of the items on the menu & all were tastfully executed. We had escargot, Ceasars salad, meat cheese plate, green beans, fries, au grautin potatoes, steak, creme Brulee, and brioche. All of this was plenty go feed 3 people with left overs. The price point was around 250 € which is a great deal in Paris. All the plates were equally delicious I can't quite pick a favorite! If you're a tourist you should definitely try it! read more

We stayed very close to this restaurant and decided to come get some steak after a long day of walking around. Once walking in to this restaurant we were greeted by a glass closet of dry age beef. So we thought we hit the jackpot. We ordered the dry age rib and a burger with onion soup. The steak was so disappointing it was cooked to the right temperature we requested but it was very tough and hard to eat also didn't taste fresh. The burger was also lacking in flavor. Overall very disappointing as this restaurant specializes in steak. read more

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Delightful discovery steps from the Champs Elysees! A solid 4 stars. Nice and polite staff. Great suggestions. Wonderful food especially the onion soup. Reservations recommended but we walked in without one and sat at the bar on the 2nd floor. Enjoy! read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - Caesar Salad includes grilled chicken and white anchovies! - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Cozy, relaxed, good quality meat.

This little spot stole my heart, and was probably one of my favorite meals in Paris. Their pan seared scallop entree was so delicious, and the caviar on top was the perfect addition to the dish. l'Aubrac specializes in dry aged steaks, and was one of the few spots that practiced the technique with their beef. The restaurant was nice and quaint. Also, our server was so kind in helping us make the perfect wine pairing with our meal as well. Pro Tip: Ask the server the recommended wine pairing with your dish - you'll be surprised and happy with their selection read more

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Don't understand why this place doesn't have 5 stars. One of the best restaurants I've gone to during our honeymoon in France. The food was outstanding and the service amazing. read more

We were completely shocked by the service and attitude received by our waiter. He tried to push 4 steaks on us when I was clear that we only wanted 1 to share amongst the 5 people in our party because we planned to order other entrees and appetizers to accompany the steak. From that point on, the entire night only went downhill. The service changed his attitude and was very rude. We ordered 4 starters and received one of them when the steak was already served before the rest of the starters. I've never had an entree show up before the starters. Kind of basic restaurant 101, to course out the dishes especially at that price. Waiter checked on us one time and never spoke to us again. The Sommelier however was wonderful. Super friendly, helpful and attentive the entire time. Always checked in with us and made sure we were ok. At the end of the dinner, when we asked for the check, the waiter had the audacity to ask if we wanted to leave tip for service! Not once while we were in Paris were we asked that so rudely, especially since it's not customary to tip. We tipped during meals that we enjoyed with great food and service while in Paris and this certainly was not one of those instances. We said no and he abruptly and rudely threw the card and receipt on the table and walked away without a word. When we walked out, other waiters said thank you and ours ignored us and didn't say anything. I made it a point to personally hand 20 euros to the Sommelier (even though we didn't order wine) as we walked out because he was truly amazing. The waiter saw it and was visibly flabbergasted and immediately approved the sommelier after we left (saw it in the window). Completely principal at the point, we weren't being cheap... we just didn't like the service we received from the waiter. Also, the food was mediocre, not even the best we'd had in Paris. Maybe if the service were better, the food and experience would've been better. read more

I was craving steak tartare and man, did I get a whoa of a steak tartare. This place knows what to do with meats! So tasty!!!!! The steak was also very good. Loved their creamy take on mashed potatoes. Freaking awesome! Lovely cheese plates and wine list. So glad we got turned onto this place. read more

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Had the worst steak of my life, they are selling €5 steaks for €45!!!! Definitely avoid this place if you are looking to eat steaks. read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - French Near Me - Paris, 75

This place is essentially a late night steak joint. It actually comes in quite useful especially after a long night out in the Parisian nightlife. Ironically this place is located directly across the street from a night club, which means that an interesting crowd will be here pretty much all hours of the night... The food here is really nothing to write home about, I wouldn't necessarily come here for the steak as it is a bit tough and chewy... The mashed potatoes, burger and fries were all indeed good, not great but good. At 4am, anything in your stomach is a good thing, especially If it's fatty and salty. Overall, ok in a late night pinch but wouldn't necessarily recommend for the casual person trying to take in the culinary experiences of France. Pros- Late night dining Outdoor seating Decent menu Drink options Burgers People watching Cons- Service sucks Steak is tough and chewy Lots of smoking outside read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - Aubrac Burger - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Not only was this the worst dining experience I have ever had, the staff went as far as to attempt to steal my mother's credit cards and driver's license. Where do I begin? My father in law, mother, wife, 2 year old daughter, and I went to dinner here and were seated in the upper part of the restaurant. The area was loud with chatter and music, but not a problem to us. We ordered a significant amount of food, in excess of 1,000 Euro, yet had to wait for over 20 minutes just to get water to start the meal. While we waited, my 2 year old daughter was doing what 2 year old's do: playing with items on the table, laughing, clapping, and other normal things. To encourage her and keep her from leaving the table, we clapped for her and played with her. She was being an incredible child in a restaurant! Not more than 10 minutes after we ordered and were playing with her, the host came to our table and told us to quiet down. Keep in mind, the place was very loud to begin with, but our daughter was being absolutely perfect. So perfect that a table next to us was waving to her and telling us how incredible she was being. So, we asked the host what we were being loud about and he was not very forthcoming about his answer, so we assumed it was another table that had asked him to come by and talk to us. We asked the tables around us if they had an issue so that we could rectify it and only one table mentioned they would prefer to not have the child by them. A completely reasonable request and the host then moved their table for them. We thought the issue was over but then another man came up to our table and told us again to quiet down. I want to reiterate that this place was already loud and our daughter was doing nothing out of the ordinary. After the second man told us again to quiet down and we were still waiting for our first drink after placing a massive food order, we decided this place wasn't right for us and we did not like how we were treated. We left immediately. The story, however, does not stop there. We go to another restaurant, a fabulous place called Le Grand Corona, when my mother realized she had left her purse at the the restaurant. We did not want to step foot in this establishment again, but my mother and wife went back to retrieve the purse. They got there and it couldn't have been more than 30 minutes from when we had originally left. My wife went up and they had the purse, but the wallet inside that contained my mother's credit cards and driver's license was missing. My wife and mother searched everywhere, on the floors, in between cushions on seats, the bathroom, etc., and couldn't find anything. My wife asked the host, waiter, bartender, and other patrons where it was and no one said they knew. How could something inside the purse go missing within 30 minutes? Luckily, we had placed an air tag in the wallet and could track the location and sure enough it was at the restaurant. My wife showed the location to the host and he said nothing. It wasn't until my wife told the host she would call the police and have them come search that something happened. The host tried to sneak away on his phone, but my wife followed him and video recorded him notifying him that she knew he was trying to be evasive. The host went downstairs and at one point tried to hide from my wife recording him. After he hung up the phone, he didn't speak to my wife but instead walked back upstairs along with my wife. All of a sudden, sitting on the bar in plain sight was my mother's wallet. It was not hidden, it was not under anything, it was sitting right there on the bar for anyone to see. My wife and mother grabbed the wallet and left immediately as they did not want to deal with this place any longer. From start to finish, this place was a horrible experience and I highly advise anyone, either living in France, visiting, or both, to stay away from here. In addition, I welcome the restaurant to try to refute ANY of this on here and I will simply reply with the video recording showing EVERYTHING exactly as I described it read more

Food - 1/5 Service - 3/5 Atmosphere - 4/5 Prices - 2/5 The food looks good, but it tastes terrible! The menu is very poor. The prices are too high for the low quality of food. The waiters spoke very very bad English...In the heart of Paris where there are a lot of tourists! Really!? I do not recommend this restaurant! read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - Thin steak with baked potatoes - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Very friendly service.. the food was good, had steak frites and truffle Pasta... highly recommend

If you're looking for a good American style made steak this is a place you do not want to be. I'm not sure if the French people don't know how to cook steak or this place don't know how to cook period, save your money. 2 bs portion of lamb cost me about 40 euros?( $50 usd) was well done when I ask for med. other friend ordered a rib steak med rare, it came out done and tasting like rubber. For about $45 usd. Not the place to come to either for steak or to eat. FYI place is pretty bad save your money, don't let the other ratings fool you. This is suppose to be a Steak restaurant that has their own farms and store front that can't even cook a steak right read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - French Near Me - Paris, 75

A little pricey but the aged rib steak was hands down the best steak I have in France. I opted for the roasted potatoes which were heavy on the garlic but quite tasty. Update: 14 July 2017 Revisited this lovely place. Still a bit preoccupied but the steak is wonderful. This time I had the tenderloin and I was not disappointed. Flavorful and oh so tender. Excellent choice this time. read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Maybe the best steakhouse in paris ! The aged faux filet was tender and cooked to perfection while our waitress was kind and helpful I highly recommend it read more

La Maison de l'Aubrac - Aged steak - French Near Me - Paris, 75

For those who wrote that the steaks here are harder to chew and/or has a lot of gristle, the description is accurate, but judged from a different perspective. Most who wrote those descriptions in their reviews are comparing these steaks with the steaks back in the USA, that are usually corn or grain fed and has higher marbled fat content. The steaks served here, are grass fed, which tend to be leaner and somewhat tougher to chew, but has a deeper flavor once you get past the texture. I gotta say, they make a pretty good steak here. They keep the flavors simple with butter and salt. I got the sirloin and thoroughly enjoyed my steak. The peeled scallions that accompanied the steak was absolutely delicious and the side dish I got (forgot what it was called) looks like mashed potatoes, but had a unique chewy texture was absolutely tasty. Paid a total of 45 € for the meal including beer. Take into account this place is open 24 hours, it a win in my book. Definitely plan to visit this place again! read more

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Great service Delicious bone marrow Delicious beef ribs Delicious filet They also bring mustard and bearnaise sauce with the meats which is great. Portions are big and value is great too. Salads and other sides are also big and have great value. Tea is pretty good read more

Mediocre at best. Bone marrow is roasted slowed, but still maintains firmness to avoid being an open gooey mess. While the cook is great, the flavoring could've been more in your face -- almost too subtle. Pull marrow indulgence - I enjoyed it a lot, but the lack of main entree that dazzles drops this place to a 2 star. Steak... STOP! Don't order it! You will feel like a cow grazing because it's chewy, so chewy!! The fries, soggy. Just soggy. I really wanted to like this place. Stop by for the marrow and RUN! read more