Although it is located in my native city of Boulogne Billancourt, just minutes outside of Paris,…read morethis bar is the kind of bar that many flock too from kilometers away. It is very unique, and it was and still is, ahead of it's time, mostly due to the awesome staff who works there. I discovered this phenomenal joint thanks to my oldest friend Jerome, who took me there on a nice evening, this being years ago and the second I walked in I was hooked. It was and still is to this day one of my favorite places to go out to for a drink and to talk to friends. Unfortunately I've moved out of the country years ago but my parents still live in that city and I make sure to swing by there on every trip back - alone or with friends. The staff is really friendly and sometimes recognizes me (although it has almost been a year a half now so I'm not sure they remember me at this point) and last time they even bought me a few rounds while grilling me about life in Boston. The place isn't too big, but big enough and features both tables and some nice couches - they serve beers, all kinds of awesome mixed drinks and tapas style food which is also very good. The staff is extremely friendly, prompt and the prices are competitive. There is absolutely nothing negative in this place that I can think about - no matter how hard I try, except maybe for the fact that it is exactly 3,434 miles away from me right now... Looking forward to returning there for a drink on my next visit home. I highly recommend it! And it's just a couple of minutes away from the Marcel Sembat subway station on line 9! Oh and did I mention that they have a giant screen which projects all kinds of stuff from soccer games to snowboarding, the Olympics or video games during the many events that they organize? There's always something happening - it's a ton of fun!

This is a good place. They have Guinness on tap. The food is ok, French pubs do not do bar food…read moreanywhere as well as the US, but if you want to drink tap beers, this isn't a bad place to do it.

Authentic Parisian with high level quality food, quaint, off the beaten track. A serendipitous…read moreexperience. You will not be disappointed with this gorgeous little gem of a place.

I just moved to this neighborhood from Los Angeles and I live above this restaurant. I couldn't be…read morehappier. I'm obsessed. It's quaint, charming, the food is spectacular, the service is amazing and they speak English. J'adore.

This place is a hidden gem! I was looking for a cute, chic, delicious restaurant with a lot of…read morecharacter in the area. This place lived up to that. I am so happy I found this place, everything was superb. The ambiance was nice and trendy, the wait staff was friendly, and the food tasted excellent. The ingredients were fresh and the food was prepared well. I had the kale salad, pork pulma, and the cheesecake. I highly recommend Les Galopins.

Good solid French food. Very good spot lunch, especially in summer when the big terrace in the back…read moreis open. The service is good and the kitchen Is surprisingly fast. The deserts are huge portions! :)

Breizh cafe located on the corner across from the park serves up their classic galettes in the…read moreoutskirts of Paris. The location presents a very laid back way to take in the feel of Paris but with less of the busyness you might find in a cafe in the heart of the city. Service is brisk. Parking available on street (per hour). There are lunch specials but don't limit yourself!

From the owner: Breizh Café Boulogne-Billancourt | La Crêpe Autrement propose galettes et crêps gourmandes. read more

Great find in the middle of sleepy Boulogne Billancourt. Surprisingly the menus are in…read moreFrench/English. Great staff, white table cloth, not so noisy location. The food is over average for bistro fare and they have a good pre-fix on the weekends (24-29 Euros). Highly recommended over the bistros on mainstream Route de la Reine. Much more elegant and peaceful.

Came recommended by my co workers. Had a great meal with interesting decor. Had their pasta with…read moretruffle oil, but the pasta was not quite cooked to al dente. Dessert was a nice chestnut mousse.

Great decor, always surprising at every corner. No one there the day we went spoke English, but…read morethey were very polite, friendly, and attentive. Our meal was very, very good.

Very nice little restaurant. I am in town for business and don't speak French. Ate at the sidewalk…read moretables. Service was prompt and the waiter spoke English and was very pleasant. I had two glasses of wine, the fish of the day, and the molten chocolate cake dessert. 35 euro. All very good. I'm torn between 4 and 5 star but the two things holding me back: no really WOW dish and the sheer amount of smoking which is common in Paris but still makes total meal enjoyment rough on me.

Neighborhood dinner place. Had the special of the night - a veal chop! Thick cut, but cooked oddly…read more I wish I had asked for a medium well done because the medium rare was near impossible to cut! Started the night with a fricassee with squid. It was delicious, light and fresh! Didn't initially have room for dessert, but a co-worker had an espresso with small dessert puddings and he graciously offered one to me. Completed the night perfectly.

3.5 really. It…read morefeels a little 'Americans in Paris'. English (mostly American) is prevalent during the time we were there. Tap beers. English menu. A pleasant bistro. Decent food. Slow service (which is normal - one staff). I ordered the wine but the staff let my friend to do the taste. Onion soup is huge. The escargots are room temperature, so is the creme brûlée, both are pretty good. The duck is good, and the mini potatoes are hot and yummy. Oh one of the desserts is called Leftover Bread - em... I didn't try.

Given 4 stars by adults and kids. Nice service - accommodated a young family. Wide menu. I had the…read moresalmon and tuna tartar which was good. Still they had a hamburger for my son and accommodated bien cuit.