Very friendly staff, excellent quality and tasting food. Beautiful atmosphere. Highly recommendedread more

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.

Still a great cafe on Av. des Ternes to have a casual meal or relaxing drink. Very accommodating…read moreservers who let you enjoy a meal at your pace. Enjoy the local experience here.

It has been a long time since I came upon the Le Franc Tireur, as this was during a past business…read moretrip. From what I remember the food was excellent the atmosphere was pleasant, and I loved the decor. The service was good, but I can't say I remember it well enough to give a fair rating. Although nothing to complain about, as I enjoyed my time dining here. Enjoy.

Le Pain Quotidien *was* located at 68 rue Pierre Charro. They're no longer there. If they were,…read moreyou'd have to walk through a doorway to their building like a secret hideaway. So secret, they're no longer there.

Oh where, oh where did my Le Pain Quotidien go? Oh where,…read moreoh where could it be? Because it's sure as heck, not at 68 rue Pierre Charron. No Street signage. Nothing! Not even a whiff of coffee in the air.

It's a nice place on the famous shame Elisse street, right next to the Louis Vuitton, with the…read morecool ambiance. We've been there two says in a row. We have tried about 8 -9 deshes, and They were all delicious. waiters were so nice and helpful specially Leo, Clément and manager Karim.

Had a great experience at the restaurant with my mother. Unfortunately I'm not good at French so…read morecould not remember all the food names but the server was very kind and professional. We opted to eat indoors, while outdoors seating was available and the weather definitely allowed, I just wasn't feeling my best and didn't want to get cold. I tried the fish that was on their special menu, and a glass of Riesling which paired very well with the fish. My mom opted in to get the gnocchi pasta dish and that was also phenomenal. While it looked very touristy and was on the Main Street on Champs-Elysees but it was filled with locals. Which ones we made the right choice

Try the pizza here for gerat taste and value in a charming spot. it was amazing and worth itread more

Pizza is quite large- recommend sharing with one person. Not sure where we were supposed to get…read moreutensils or napkins as they were not on the table, nor were they brought to us. Fast service when you order from the QR code but not much after the fact. Music was crazy loud - they had live singers. We rushed to leave because the volume was so high. Great price on house wine, though- I got 2 glasses for 6€. Typical chain food.

If it's one restaurant you need to go in Paris, it's Le Cinq. The tasting menu was amazing. Every…read moredish was different from the other and none failed to amaze. The service was incredible and the decor is unmatched. The 3 Michelin stars are tasted in every bite, trust me. My favorite part was the strawberry pancake dessert and the lamb! They had a cheese and dessert cart at the end too. We had a reservation after and as the staff knew they made sure we were taken care of and could leave on time.

Le Cing is French and it's literal meaning is Five, which is the 'V' in George V, and five…read morerepresents the royal succession for the former king George. Le Cinq is the three star Michelin restaurant inside the George V Hotel in Paris. Their website describes as: 'A Paris destination in its own right, Le Cinq by Christian Le Squer is synonymous with the apex of French modern and elegant cuisine, paired with the rarest wines selected by award-winning Head Sommelier Eric Beaumard. Its three Michelin stars are a reflection of the gastronomic experience of a lifetime - in one of the city's most majestic dining rooms.' In agreement with the Four Seasons description of Le Cinq, and as a hotel guest, reservations to dine was imperative. The ten course tasting menu was exquisite; plating presentation was beautiful and superlative. Among the highlights are the amuse bouche, pain et beurre, caviar cones, the seabass with ossetra caviar in buttermilk, Dublin bay prawns, foie gras, decadent chocolat blanc and of course the regional fromagé!! Not including the recommended wine pairings menu was probably a regrettable choice but keeping my mind sharply focus for work the following morning was my reasoning to graciously decline. Service was cordial and exemplary... it's staff of hommes were très beau. Dining at a three Michelin star restaurant Le Cinq was an extraordinary indulgence at a very elegant hotel which earns the iconic 'V' = Five star sensory experience. Henri V aime George V Le Cinq Très Extraordinaire et Exquis. Recommend

We are visiting Paris from Los Angeles. This Lebanese restaurant is by far the best place we have…read moreeaten in Paris!!! The poultry is fresh and soooo tender!!! The owner is so attentive and recommended the best plates & dessert! 100% recommend.

Quick service although not many veg options. Food was good. Service was very friendlyread more

Unique, delicious, creative and beautiful to behold. The food here is next level. When asked, our…read morelovely, waitperson, Evian suggested we order the Crispy Shichimi, which is a spinach-filled roll with shichimi pepper, sesame sauce, black sesame and pickled red onion artfully strewn atop. When I asked why, she said, "They're crunchy." My eyes lit up. As a vegan I crave crunchy food because so much plant-based food is soft. Evian was right! This roll had texture. It was beautifully presented in eight pieces. Upon the first yummy bite it was apparent this was cooking at another level. The fry was perfectly light and clean. Each bite substantial. The taste memorable. I have never had a sushi roll like it and now I want to live inside the restaurant so I can have it forever. We also got five pieces of the yummy Seitan Crispy, which comes with a lovely Doenjang sauce, that is thick and flavorful. These unique, protein boosts are also cleanly fried, delectable and filling. Lastly, my husband got the small BBQ Donburi which was a bowl of rice, a flavorful bbq soy protein, and some mesclum. He loved it. We sat outside on the lovely side street and chatted with Evian who made our dinner a memorable experience. I highly recommend this restaurant and wish I could bring it back to America. Even better, open up a branch in San Francisco!

I love it when a Google search pays off. I was looking for a special place to celebrate my…read morehusband's birthday while we were in Paris and Breathe ticks all the boxes. It's a gorgeous little place, staff was friendly and helpful, and every bite was enjoyable. As a bonus, the cocktails are creative and amazing! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Breathe to anyone - vegan, vegetarian, or omnivore.

The people-watching is unmatched, the terrace is iconic, and there is an unmistakable energy that…read moremakes you feel like you've stepped into a scene from a fashion magazine. Whether you're visiting for lunch, dinner, or simply a glass of wine, the atmosphere is the real star. Went here with the hubs and we had such a fun day. The street was busy and the service was polished and professional, but a little distracted (never got our French onion soup) striking that uniquely Parisian balance of attentive without being intrusive. The food was presented and executed with the confidence expected from such a legendary address. Yes, there are quieter and more intimate restaurants in Paris, but that's not why you come to L'Avenue. You come for the glamour, the buzz, the fashion crowd, and the feeling that you're at the center of one of the world's most stylish cities. An iconic Paris destination that is absolutely worth experiencing at least once. That being said, we will be back! And Americans, when ordering cocktails here or anywhere ask for the liquor you want.

"No!" "No" is your answer. (Unless you are a beta.) They…read moreasked me three (count them three) times to tip. The answer is "no."They do not ask this of any of the locals. Only Americans. The French are lovely people in a city that is most lovely. This location is beyond compare. So am I angry? Not at all! If they can make a few extra bucks off Americans, I don't blame them. Why not? This restaurant could not exist in Chicago. Why? Because the waitresses here are of supermodel quality. No ugly Tubby's with bad dye jobs. The food? Mediocre. A Smashburger is not a Smashburger here. They don't have the concept down at all. But again: location, location, location. Enjoy the scenery!

I came here with a friend for dinner on a Tuesday evening in November 2019. Before moving to Paris,…read moremy friend had been a vegan, but found it tough to keep it up in France. It was nice to be able to go to a restaurant where she could be sure to find something vegan to eat. The restaurant was pretty empty when we arrived shortly after opening time that evening, but about an hour later it had filled up considerably. You won't find "traditional" French food here, as the menu featured vegan takes on dishes such as tacos and Philly cheesesteaks. However, the food was pretty hearty and comforting, and it had clearly been prepared with care and health in mind. I ordered the tacos, which came as a trio, each with a different vegan filling (Impossible burger, sweet potatoes, and black beans). I wouldn't say it had the flavors/spice of Mexican food that I'm used to from the States, but it was tasty and filling. I also got a side of plantains, which was a very generous portion; I wound up not being able to finish them. My friend got the Philly "cheesesteak" with a side of fries and really enjoyed it. For dessert, we got the cheese sampler, which came with some grain/seed crackers and a few grapes. The cheese sampler was probably more savory than we expected for dessert, so if you've got a sweet tooth I'd go for one of the other options. However, we really liked the "cheeses," as they were all very flavorful and had a nice spreadable texture. The restaurant was very cute and cozy. It's a small space, so the tables are pretty close together, but that's normal for a big city anyway. I really liked the décor, and the service was quick and friendly. The woman working at the restaurant spoke decent English, and there were English menus as well. I also felt the prices were pretty reasonable for Paris, and given the quantity and quality of the food. The restaurant is conveniently located a short walk from the Paris Saint-Lazare train station. Definitely worth a visit if you'd like a nice vegan meal in a Parisian restaurant with a warm atmosphere.

Yem'a is for real folk. Working folk. Anyone who wants to fill their belly without entirely…read moreemptying their pockets. Hacina takes pride in providing dishes that are hearty, wholesome, and, above all, accessible. No 20 euro rice balls here -- you're going to leave nourished and satisfied. See, unlike some vegan restaurants, Yem'a is anything but pretentious. Cantine-style and communal, you bus your own table, and sit real-cozy-like next to your neighbor in the small eating area in the back of the restaurant. And guess what? It's gluten-free, too. So suddenly planning next week's luncheon with your work team just got that much easier. (Because we know your project manager Gustave has celiac something fierce.) The carrot and raisin curry is A-MAZ-ing, as is the quinoa tagine, the lentil purée, and heck, everything really. (Make sure you try the chick pea bake!)