This place made me love escargot! I had never tried it before, but knew I had to at some point on…read moremy trip to Paris. We came here for some coffee on a rainy afternoon, but were pleasantly surprised to see escargot on the menu too and figured we'd give it a shot. Coffee wise we got the vienna coffee which had chocolate inside. It was good, with a nice espresso flavor and a huge dollop of whipped cream on top. A nice pick me up for the day. The escargot on the other hand, was so fantastic. They were served all cute in their little shells on a tray, and bubbling when we first got them. The green sauce that they came with was fantastic, and the butter was also a great addition! This made for such a flavorful little bite - escargots taste like little chewy clams to me, nothing strange at all. It also came with a few pieces of baguette to soak up the yummy sauce. Service was friendly and the inside of the restaurant has such a nice vibe. I would definitely recommend this spot!

This place was packed during lunch rush, and we appreciated the staff keeping us informed as we…read morewaited for our table for 4 adults and 2 kids. I love how lunch is not rushed here. We were able to enjoy the food and each other. I ordered the special shrimp curry dish. The portion was just right, and paired well with a white wine. They make the most of the space here. It is a bustling restaurant for locals and visitors to enjoy.

Great service and great food. Very cute inside. The vibe is perfect for late night latte and…read moredessert.

Café Saint-Honoré, Paris, France -- April 13…read more Our family of four with kids ages 9 and 10 stopped here for dessert on our final evening near the Louvre. We were looking for a relaxed place to wind down, and it worked well. Arrival and First Impressions The café has a cozy and inviting bistro feel with a mix of locals and tourists. It is an unassuming spot but comfortable and easy to settle into. The staff were kind and quick. The Highlights We shared crêpes, a profiterole, and a vanilla crème brûlée. The crêpes were light, and the profiterole was rich and satisfying. The crème brûlée had a smooth custard and a delicate sugar topping. The kids also enjoyed their milkshakes, which made it a fun and easy stop. The Challenges The crème brûlée was slightly warm, and the sugar topping was thinner than expected, which was not ideal for our preferences. Final Thoughts We would return for a casual stop. It is a simple and enjoyable place to relax with good looking food and delicious sweets, and it offers solid value for a low-key Parisian experience.

We had one magical night in Paris and this was our dinner spot. It came recommended by someone and…read moreit didn't disappoint. It was a bit wild since some kind of sports ball game was happening that many people cared about, the windows were open so it felt like people flowed freely between the rue and the restaurant. There was a pub across the way, and it was LOUD. If this is an issue for you, be warned. For us, it added to our experience feeling like you are in the throngs of humanity and life all around you. While I'm not a sports person, I liked the vivacious energy. Food was delicious, service was friendly enough. We don't speak French, but they made it work!

Friendly staff, helpful with menu selection…read more A quaint restaurant that makes reservations a plus. Food was splendid.

Late night meal was great. Atmosphere was nice,food was good Service was excellent .....read more

Our two weeks in Italy started and ended with a day and night in Paris. Arriving, we stayed at a…read moresmall hotel in the 10th arrondissement. When it was time for dinner we found Le Central and were in for a treat. It was our goal to sample authentic Beef Bourguignon and Escargots in Paris. They did not disappoint .. In fact, we sampled Beef Bourguignon and Escargots twice (again on our return home visit) and Le Central was AMAZING. The staff was kind, helpful, and even generous. The Beef Bourguignon was rich and flavorful. Served over a bed of creamy mashed potatoes the 'sauce' was just fabulous and the beef melted in our mouths. We want more.. and more. I would love to get their recipe to try here at home. The Escargots were very good, buttery and garlicky and also melted in our mouths. The second location we tried the BB was not even close to that of Le Central.. Highly recommend!! Oh, the Creme Brûlée was also fabulous.

Le Parisien was the dinner choice of the evening due to its proximity to our hotel and the…read morevegetarian offerings. We elected to sit outside which may have been a mistake due to the weather and my inability to properly plan for weather but it provided some decent people watching. There are QR code menus on the table but they are only in French and do not contain a drink menu. We were given paper menus with English descriptions and drinks at our request. To drum up the ol' appetite, GF started with an old fashioned and I one of the selections from the drink menu, the bonne maman which may be a real drink but nothing I have ever heard of prior. Looking it up, it is a French jam. It may or may not be what I ordered but it was perhaps a touch too sweet but at least it went down easily. For the solids, I ordered a vegetarian salad with a bunch of veggies and a very light, freshing sauce over a bed of quinoa. Other than the onions, this was very tasty and I didn't hate myself after eating it. I just may shit this week because of this meal in between all of the cheese (of which you are about to get a glimpse) and pastries. GF ordered the croque monsieur which comes with fries and a salad. As a vegetarian, I did could only sample a small corner of the sandwich that did not have a slice of ham and it was INCREDIBLE. The bread was toasty but that cheese combo on the bread was heaven. The fries were also pleasantly crispy. We haven't been absolutely bathing in cheese yet on this trip so we ordered their cheese plate and, as GF put it, "they really cleaned out their fridge for us". I have never seen a cheese plate like this before. It was a straight up plate entirely covered in different cheeses. It was so much cheese we couldn't finish it but don't think we didn't try. The cheese was amazing, it was a really nice variety of hard and soft cheeses and went excellently with the French bread with which it was served. A random man, about our millennial age, came up to us and literally asked us for a small piece of the bread from our bowl. It was strange and if this means something, please fill me in. Enjoyable meal.

We were disappointed when we found out Chez I' Ami Louis closed on a Tuesday. So we walked a few…read moreblocks from there and found a good alternative at a cafe called Le Parisien. Since it was cold outside I went with the ultimate winter cocktail of "Irish Coffee" (6.90). Served warm, and with a stir the heavy whipped cream into the whiskey to sweetened it up, it kept me relaxed with my meal. "Gratinee Oignon" (8.50). I'm a fan of French onion soups and the way they make it here didn't disappoint, it was comforting. I really like the caramelized onions within the flavorful broth, and the melted golden brown cheese on the top was pretty good. "Croque Parisien" (14.00). I've probably had something similar to this, but this here was like having ham and cheese sandwich on steroids, it's pretty thick between the loafs of bread. It's topped with lots of arugula and gives it some bitterness. Overall, this Croque will keep you full. Their menu is in French, and our waitress was helpful in describing what the items are in English. They do have a kids meal as well. WiFi is free here, however only they put in their secret password in your phone for you, to ensure its not a free for all around the restaurant. If you need a random stop to eat, Le Parisien is it.

I really liked this place. I had a salmon dish that was quite excellent and my entire family…read moreenjoyed their meals. Great location in the Marais area with lots going on. Service was friendly to Americans who know a little French. Great spot to unwind with a drink and a meal after a long day.

The cafe is located across from the park and has nice views from any seat in the house…read more Very busy and hard to get the attention of the staff. I almost left after 20 minutes of waiting at our table. A little on the pricey side. I had the chicken caesar salad and the chicken was fried and really dry. I thought I was biting into a crouton but ended up being chicken. We also ordered the cheese platter. There is enough cheese and meats to share. Nice assortment. All the restaurants looked packed in this little area.

Our party of 4 really enjoyed our final dinner in Paris here. This restaurant is located near the…read morethe big traffic circle that is about a 10 minute walk from the Marriott Rive-Gauche where we were staying. There are many restaurants and cafes in the area and we just checked the menu and the occupancy (it was busy and vibrant) of several places, and we just picked this one. It was a great choice. Habib was our energetic and engaging server and I learned he hailed from Tunisia. We ordered appetizers of calamari and a serving of 6 huge escargots. For entrees, we had lamb shank (mine) , flank steak, penne pasta with ham, and a prawn dinner entree. It was all delicious and the bill was a very reasonable 103.4 euros or $117.65 USD. Tres bien, and merci beaucoup!

Such an amazing dinner experience rolling into the weekend. The customer service was amazing and…read morethe cuisine was one for the books. I would definitely recommend this hotspot. Superb!

I love everything about this place: the food, the ambiance, the service. Staying a few blocks from…read morehere, stopped by on a Sunday afternoon for a few beers and had a great time. Started with two large blond ales and worked our way into dinner. Started with chicken spring rolls w/ spicy lime dipping sauce and crab and avocado slaw with seeded crackers, both very good. Next was beef bourgingnon with mashed potatoes for both of us. This could not have been better, it was perfection. We had plenty of great fresh baguette to soak up all the sauce. Still thinking about how great it was. Take it from a serious Yelper: y'all need to get over to Le Quartier General. Relax, plan on staying a while, and try a little French with the waiters. They will take care of you, and you will enjoy yourself.

Stopped in for late afternoon refreshments. I tried the freshly squeezed grapefruit juice and my…read morefriend had a mocha and the St. Germain spritz (elderflower liqueur, prosecco). The mixed drink was bright, floral, and great for the summer heat. The juice was a smaller quantity than expected but otherwise good. We also split a creme brulee which was very tasty. The vanilla bean seeds were well dispersed, the sugar layer had the perfect thickness and crispiness, and the custard consistency was smooth and even. My only comment is I wish it was chilled more so there was greater contrast in temperature between the sugar crust and the custard. The server was very kind and let us stay for hours even as the place got busier. We got to sit out the rain and enjoy some nice drinks