Venue is very nice Service is very good ... pretty good…read moreEnglish So... menu board outside is "for takeaway" and significantly different if sitting down for a meal ... sticker shock once seated ... it was late so we stayed but if not we would have (and maybe should have) moved along Wine list was nice and reasonably priced for area Ordered a cheese burger which was so so at best Others near by had pasta and they didn't seem upset by their plate Cheese burger: meat thin and kinda flavor-less, my bun was dry and hard so couldn't really eat it, fries and salad were good Partner also hamburger and similar complaints Venue view street Inside decor nice After dinner drink added without charge .... Nice touch Tip was kinda hinted to be added but with the menu board options.... Just couldn't Over all suggestion is neutral My partner suggested one star

I found this cafe off of the main street, just a little ways past the subway station Vaugirard. We…read morecame in to have a late dinner. We sat outside the actual cafe which was small and quaint. Sarah our waitress was very pleasant. We ordered the spaghetti bolognese, pizza with mushroom and salami (no pepperoni). The food was excellent - freshly prepared. We returned the next night Sunday. Had the spaghetti bolognese and the chicken ceasar salad. Off the main street but worth it. The prices were comparable to the U.S. I would go back to try different things. The cafe only had about 10 tables but all were occupied during our time there, or pickup orders were constant. I didn't mention the Leffe and the Stella Artois beer or the dessert. Check out the pics.

Lebanese food in the Paris burbs. Vibe was off and owner was not friendly. Both me and my friend I…read moredined with felt the service was cold and odd. Most unfriendly experience during our French trip. Food was decent. Hummus was good like I experienced when visiting the Middle East. Several tables to sit at or option to take to go. We did dine in but maybe this place is better experienced through the food and as take out.

Another mom n pop gem we discovered while roaming the streets…read more I ordered a mixed platter that came with the meats ( kabob and chicken shawarma meat) and then the sides ( hummus, Baba G, tabouli etc). The portions were generous. The food was delicious, and the service was also very good. As far as ambiance, I felt like dining at home. Intimate, private and tranquil.

Thai Food in Paris!…read more There were quite a few Thai restaurants in the nearby vicinity of my Paris hotel, one of which was next door. With that said, I was here for late night take out on a recent October evening for love of Thai food and the sheer convenience of the location. I felt like this restaurant was indeed a mom and pop establishment, so it was nice to support them and having Thai for a meal was great. However, prices here were pretty up there, at least for entrées. Be prepared to be spending at least 14 euros, if not more. I should have dined in the restaurant, but I wanted to eat and pack up in the room before leaving for Amsterdam the next day. Even though the order was take out, this restaurant was medium sized, inviting, decorative, and cozy. I spent about 20 minutes here from ordering to pick up and felt welcomed by the owner. The ambiance was quiet, being that it was a Thursday evening after 2045. Thai Lao Thai restaurant is located at the 38 block of Rue Garibaldi in the heart of Paris. Parking along Garibaldi is notoriously known for no street parking, since we are in the thick of Paris. Best bet would be to have someone with you while driving to pick up an order or ride public transit. If you are lucky to happen to get a parking space, more kudos to you. Thai Lao accepts credit cards, including my international visa. Even when credit cards are accepted, be cautious about using your US branded visa or MasterCard while overseas. If not, cash is always accepted! The lady owner of Thai Lao was nice, courteous, and funny. She asked me where I was from and she had vacationed in Hawaii years ago. She wanted to go back. Someday, she says. I ultimately ordered the duck curry to go, along with sticky rice and fresh summer rolls. That order set me back about 20 euros, but I didn't care. I was patronizing a mom and pop establishment and also on vacation. The potion of duck curry was considerably small, served in a small container. Thought I would have gotten a bigger serving portion for 14 euro, but that's how it goes. The curry itself was not bad at all. It was delicious, but wished I had more to enjoy. The sticky rice hit the spot, especially when I love Thai food and being so far from home, its nice to have that locally. Thanks Yelp for locating this place as well! The summer rolls were slightly cold, assuming that it was pulled from the fridge recently before the ordering. I can't help but think that maybe the ingredients were refrigerated, but made fresh? Hoping that's the case, but I liked my summer rolls prepared at room temperature. That way I know they are fresh. With that said, the overall experience was nice. The restaurant was clean and well organized. If I ever return to Paris, I will give this Thai restaurant a shot at dining in versus just taking out (take away, as it's said in Europe). Recommended to get your Thai on in central Paris. Support local! B

Small portions. Unfriendly staff. Sad to say fright next door to our hotel. No rice served with…read moremeal.

Nice little coffee shop and bar right across the street from the Hotel Saint Christophe. This is a…read moreuniquely French place....tiny, standing bar and lots of patrons. Coffee is not bad and they have a small selection of aperitif, whiskey and other drinks. They have a couple of outdoor tables where you can sip your coffee or drink and watch the world go by :-)

Would not have stopped but the reviews were good. I am so glad I did! Vegetarian platter was…read moreawesome, falafel (4 huge balls), hummus, tahini, pita, tabouli, and baba ganoush. Huge platter, with a drink and baklava was only $17E. Delicious!! Would strongly recommend it. Service prompt and friendly.

I will miss this place. Why? Because where I'm from, the shawarma and manaaesh will never compare…read more 100% authentic. Why the 5 stars? They put the shawarma in a panini press to lock up all those delicious flavors and it doesn't sit heavy on you afterwards. The manaaesh- omg the manaaesh! They make their own fresh bread for it, put fresh zaatar and mint. The haloumi melts in your mouth too. Je suis contente.

Very authentic Tunisian food , minus the bread (panini bread) It took me back there . Happy crew…read morethat makes happy dishes

Friendly and Delicious hot kebabs and fries! Especially good with the hot sweet tea.read more

A delicious, affordable and healthy place to eat. It has yummy sandwiches that I really enjoyed…read moreeating. Most of the times I went I was assisted by a cashier, a Dominican guy that was the nicest and the most attentive employee, he spoke Spanish and English very well so I felt so comfortable ordering and going there. He was awesome, I just didn't get his name. He was always helpful and multilingual. I recommend this place for I got great service and then I recommend this place for the good selection of food and drinks to take back to your hotel or just sit and read a book there. Go on, enjoy an affordable, healthy, yummy meal!

We got the hot broccoli soup and lobster with avocado as a small snack (since it's close to our…read morehotel. It was alright, pretty good but nothing special. The next day I was craving gazpacho (if you can't tell I love soup) and it was sooo good, I probably chugged the whole thing down in like five seconds. The server was efficient but not smiling the whole time but then again, maybe they just don't like to smile. Good place for a quick meal or snack.