Super nice spot to stop in for drinks. They use fresh fruit and you can tell each cocktail is made…read morewith care and the ingredients are well thought out. I had the Passion Fruit Mojito which was DELICIOUS.

One of the best bars to grab a strong drink on a rough day. The only gay bar I've been to in Paris…read moreand I love it ! The staff is all gorgeous and extremely friendly, I've yet to have a problem with service. Long Island iced tea is what I came For last night and boy oh boy did the nail it. Large strong drink served in a fish bowl style glass. Happy hour is 17-20 and buy one get one free which is a great deal as the drinks are on the expensive side 16 euros. Love this place but not a huge fan of the food but there's a million other places to eat in Paris so I'll save this place just for drinks.

- friendly waitstaff who speak English - reasonable prices…read more - plenty of tables inside - good for groups as they have several large tables - short menu written on the wall (not to worry if you can't read French, the waiter explained it all to us in English) - great customer service! The waiter is so friendly!! - delicious Duck confit (confit de canard) - trilogy of crème brûlée was interesting!

The honor of review #24 for the year 2024 goes to L'escargot!…read more Me and my friend were staying in a nearby hotel and a quick google search gave me the name of this place. I wanted to try traditional French food and this place seemed to have really good reviews about it. We decided to stop by at the end of our day for some drinks and for me to enjoy duck confi. When we got there and asked for a food menu they informed us the kitchen had just closed. I was really disappointed we had just missed the service by 30 minutes but we decided to stay and order drinks anyways. After everything me and my friend had gone through to make our way to Paris the experience we had at L'escargot almost ALMOST made up for everything that had gone wrong. Me and my friend had a blast at this bar!! The bartenders spoke english and answered all our questions, they were extremely friendly and the drinks were cheap. The locals at this bar were so amazing as well. They did not speak fluent english but they did make an effort to speak to us and share their bar snacks with us. There was a group of locals celebrating a birthday party and they were dancing and were pulling people off their seats to dance with them. At one point in the night a group of other locals and tourist came in and the atmosphere in this bar got even more vibrant. Like I mentioned before the amazing experience we had in this bar almost made up for all the things that went wrong on our trip to Paris. When I go back and if I am in the area I would love to go back and have another great night like this. If you are in the area I would highly suggest you go just for the ambiance.

I had the joy of walking around Paris all day & my husband had a work dinner, so I was on my own…read more Certa was in the neighborhood where we were staying, and I stumbled in tired and hungry. The staff were so kind and friendly. The place is cozy and I immediately felt at home. Plus the history of the spot is fascinating. I'm a vegetarian, so omnivores cans skip the rest of this. As a vegetarian, options tend to be limited, and I'm used to that when I travel. The somosas were excellent. The wine equally so. The savory rice was good, it just needed to be paired with some finely seasoned & roasted vegetables - adding a savory sauce to that would have been delicious. What was nice was that the server asked me my suggestions on how they could improve. The pistachio crème brûlée was heaven. I'll find my way back there just for that next time. That and an espresso = chef's kiss. Thank you, Certa!

Fantastic food. Fantastic service. Fantastic people. This was our first restaurant after a long day…read moreof travel getting into Paris. Our group had delt with a few cranky people on our journey but were quickly put into easy, happy moods after our meal at Certa. The burgers were delicious and the cheesecake is a must-try for dessert! The workers were the heart of the laidback feel. 100000/10!

The restaurant was really pretty when you go inside. The ambience is very nice. It's romantic and…read moreit has a purple vibe to it. I got seated right away and the service was pretty quick. I ordered mashed potatoes, foie gra, fries, and the sea bream highlight of the meal was a sea bream it was very juicy. The mashed potatoes and fries were adequate and the staff doesn't speak English too well so I would keep that in mind and the food items were priced pretty reasonably you'll be expecting to spend around $30-$50 here.

Dined at 10:30pm after our train ride from London. Food was absolutely delicious, it was beautiful…read moreinside, and service was wonderful. 10/10!

I have been coming to Paris for over 20 years. The Little cafe is around the corner from where I…read morestay. I have had both the fixed price menu and a la cart. The food has been great, the waiter Taco, remembers what I drink. I never feel the service is rushed or that they are trying to turn the table. The presentation of the food is beautiful. You can relax with a coffee or a glass of wine and people watch or enjoy your book.

We came to Little Café mostly because it was close by, nothing planned really. Ended up ordering…read morethe steak and fries or Pièce du Boucher Frites Maison & Sauce aux Poivres. The steak came out perfectly medium, super juicy, and that pepper sauce... ohyeah, that tied everything together. Fries were golden and extra crispy, just how I like them. The portion was solid too, it came with a salad. It was a nice way to wind down after a long day. The staff were friendly and quick, we didn't wait long to get seated or served. We sat near the kitchen, and the air smelled incredible, which made the whole thing even better. Simple spot, but it hit the right notes.

We had dinner at Le Pachyderme République after a busy day exploring Paris. I ordered the fish and…read morechips, while my husband chose the ravioli with truffle cream, ricotta, and spinach. The highlight of my meal was the French fries--fresh, crispy, and perfectly cooked. The fish was good, and the portion was generous. My husband's ravioli was rich, creamy, and full of flavor, with the truffle cream pairing nicely with the ricotta and spinach filling. The biggest downside was the service, which was quite slow throughout the meal. Also, on a very warm Paris evening, the lack of air conditioning made the dining room somewhat uncomfortable. Overall, the food was enjoyable, especially the ravioli, but the slow service and warm dining area kept the experience from being exceptional. A good option if you're not in a hurry and are looking for comforting French-Italian cuisine near République.

Travellers beware... this place pulls every classic tourist-trap move you're warned about in Paris…read more They brought and opened bottled water before we could even ask for a "carafe d'eau," pretended not to speak English throughout dinner, then suddenly spoke perfect English when asking "cash or card" at the end of the meal. When we asked for a paper bill, we were told the printer didn't work, yet another waiter immediately said he could get one. They also added an unexplained €20 fee onto the final bill. The waiter still refused to provide a printed receipt, and eventually we just paid because we weren't about to spend the entire night arguing. Avoid at all costs.

Very busy restaurant / brasserrie in Le Marais area. We love their escargot, and calamari…read more I had the rump steak which was a little chewy but the accompanying pepper sauce and green beans/potatoes were great. I didnt like the lamb meatballs very much as they were quite hard and gamey. It is very lively on the terrace - lots of people on the weekend drinking and smoking outside. If you dont smoke, I'd recommend sitting inside

Typical Parisian Bistro near a touristy area with questionable food safety standards. I got food…read morepoisoning after eating steak tartare here and had GI problems and loads of diarrhea for a week after my meal. Be careful!

HIDDEN GEM! They…read morehave a nice mix of dining tables, bar stools, and lounging sofas, so there were dates, friends and families all dining together in close proximity. The food was served tapas style, and they have deals such as getting 5 (or 10!) plates at a discounted price. We ordered 5 for the two of us, but the tapas here are much larger than they are in the states, so we were STUFFED and didn't even finish three fourths of it! Well worth the money. Because it is a more authentic place, most waiters didn't speak English. They were helpful to the best of their ability, and I would highly suggest giving them a try even if you're not overly confident in your French!

This place we found as a late-night dinner. We were walking around Paris all day and we just…read morefinished at the Lourve. We were all hungry and were looking for food. Unfortunately, it was past 10 pm so a lot of places were closed. We were getting frantic trying to find a restaurant that was still open. We finally pinged this place on GoogleMaps. I have to say, this place is the definition of a hidden gem. It's a small French tapas place off on a side street that unless you were really searching, you would probably walk by it in favor of larger restaurants. I don't know if our waiter was also the owner or the sommelier, but either way, his English was limited. Luckily, my fiancee's sister speaks French so she was able to translate the menu (to an extent). As such, this was a tapas restaurant so everything was small plates and meant to be shared. I don't remember the exact name of everything we ordered, but I remember a Pad Thai, a beef dish, smoked salmon, octopus, and a fried dish (maybe calamari, but I don't remember). The food is excellent and packed with flavor. You'd be surprised how filling these little dishes can be. If you ever come to Paris, I recommend going off the beaten path for this little piece of heaven.