A quaint little French café a short walk from Château de Versailles, this place is a real gem. Our…read moreserver was extremely kind, made sure we always had water, and worked hard to ensure our English-French language barrier didn't stop us from having a good time. By far the best service we've had in Paris. The food was also quiet delicious! We had the duck confit, the shrimp pasta, and the steak au poivre, all of which we recommend. The duck was tender without being greasy, the steak was a little tough because of the cut, but the pepper sauce made up for it, and the shrimp pasta was tasty. We also got a couple café gourmands which were quite large and decadent; a great way to end this meal.

The service was great, staff were very friendly, and even 9 months later I think about how good the…read morefood was!! (: it's a smaller place, not upscale- just pleasant and cozy~

The people were amazing and very patient, and always made sure that everything was okay at our…read moretable. The ambiance was very beautiful with the flowers and lights, and the food was absolutely delicious! Their pizza mightve been the best I've had in a long time, including their fries.

Needed something to eat after tour of Versailles Palace and this restaurant was nearby. There was…read morepatio seating but we asked to be seated inside and were shown to a dining area in the back with a great view of the palace and quaint street. Service was great! The Caprese was fabulous. The pizza was a little bland and the gnocchi was just okay. The crème brûlée was very good but the waffle lacked flavor. Bit overpriced for what we ordered at about $90. Overall, great experience.

Found this spot after a long day of walking around in Versailles. Our waiter was SUPER friendly. We…read morehad croque madame, Caesar salad, crepes, French fries, legume soup, hot chocolates, and drinks. Super nice to have a place to sit and warm up from the cold. Friendly, delicious and warm place for a nice meal. Also not expensive.

After a day spent visiting the palace of Versailles, we wanted a place to rest our weary, rain…read moredrenched and frozen stiff bodies rather than fighting for space on the train back. We found our way into the Duc de Bretagne and initially were slightly wary when we found it deserted. We started our order with a glass of cognac and a cup of coffee to warm up. The coffee was good so we risked ordering a ham & emmental cheese crepe and a bacon and chèvre cheese crepe which were both fantastic. So we decided to order a sweet one too. The lemon and sugar was amazing and just melted in our mouth. The staff wasn't very fluent in English and our French is nonexistent, but we still got along well since the menu was in English and the staff was very friendly, polite and eager to help. Bonus : stuffed tummies, warmed up bodies and an empty train on the way back to the city Center. Win-win all around !

We had lunch here, a Caesar salad & fish & chips. There weren't many tables & it was frustrating,…read morepeople grabbed tables when they had no food & those with food were standing and juggling food without seats. Our lunch wasn't anything special. The restroom is here and of course the line. There were bathrooms on the area with lines. The WiFi password dauphin was on our receipt, connection was poor.

Stumbled into this tiny restaurant in the town of Versailles today and it was the perfect little…read morecafe outside of Paris. The atmosphere was so cute and loving and the prices looked good as well. As the owner brought out our meals we were shocked by the portion sizes! Definitely would come back in a heart beat!

We ate here due to sheer convenience while visiting Versailles and that was a huge mistake. This…read moreplace is a counter service /to-go food option in the midst of the garden in Versailles. Initially it seemed like a great idea to eat lunch and relax on the benches in the garden-and it is, minus the food. There were some "advertising signs" that gave the impression of being affiliated with the outdoor restaurant next door. If that is the case you need to avoid the restaurant too! The food is terrible. Among the things we ordered were ham and cheese baguettes and a hot dog. The ham and cheese baguette was not fresh. The hot dog is served on a baguette instead of a bun. I thought this would be good but I one bite and that was enough. The hot dog had such a weird, musky, slimy texture. I don't know what it was made of-and I don't really want to know either. At least I survived it. That is what the one star is for. Avoid even if you are starving.

Go for the location and convenience rather than the food or service. I ordered the onion soup,…read morewhich was a bit too salty. My wife ordered a steak, which was served rare instead of the requested medium. The waiter was none too happy to hear our concerns much less than to resolve them.

Very charming and great friendly service. Very clean and staff speaks English. Coffee was excellent!read more

This place is all about great service, outstanding food, and a laid back atmosphere. The staff is…read moresuper friendly....I would definitely recommend for a snack, just a drink or dinner!!

You really have to love how there's the château de Versailles just a half mile away from this…read morehumble little café. Unfortunately, my stay here was rather brief because I had taken the train from Paris to Versailles early in the morning and had to get to the gates of the château by 9:00 AM. My visit to this place may have been cut short due to my being in a hurry, but what I saw was okay and I would come back next time to be able to give it a more thorough review. I got a croissant here, and the notable thing about French croissants is that they're somewhat harder and flakier than their American counterparts! They're smaller, denser, and puffier than the ones you buy in bulk at Costco. They're also straight instead of curly. Overall, I think I like the ones here more. Since they're so small, though, one of them doesn't make for much of a breakfast, not even for a light French continental breakfast. I also got a cup of coffee here, and it's basically like coffee anywhere else. It came with two packets of powdered white sugar... and this little cookie thing. I honestly wasn't sure whether I was supposed to eat it plain, but I didn't feel like asking the waiter, so I crushed it inside the plastic wrapping, opened it up, and dumped the contents into the coffee. Do people have their coffee this way? I honestly don't know, but hardly anyone visits a foreign country without committing some cultural faux pas. The coffee after mixing it all like this was good, for the record. I didn't have time to dawdle, so I skedaddled on right out of there after paying. The waiter knew that I had to go and was very understanding and quick with service. The whole experience was probably worth it. For a place so close to the former French seat of royalty, it's exceedingly simple and does not flaunt itself the same way the Palace does. However, it may be worth checking out for that reason. The food is reasonably priced, and I don't know whether it's fitting for Louis XIV. I personally found no major flaws with it, and it seems pretty suitable for anyone.

Great casual restaurant to grab a place to eat or drink near the Palace of Versailles. Service was…read morefantastic and the food was very good. Make sure you attempt to speak a few words in French. Free public toilette downstairs.