Where do I even begin, because the service for being the Four Seasons was an atrocity. Our primary server which was never around unless called for, made dinner a three hour scandal. I won't overwhelm you, but one example is he brought us olive oil and thirty minutes after, and asking twice, came the bread. Was actually served with dinner. We had to ask another server to help us close out because of his constant disappearing act. Other than that food was special and the wine was divine. Had the veal Milanese, make sure to order, with a very nice Barolo. read more

Le George - Veal Millanes - Mediterranean Near Me - Paris, 75

Great service and ambience but food was aweful. Overly salted. The oso bucco risotto was Inedible. I would not recommend. It was a waste of money and time. read more

Definitely a five-star experience experience. This was the best restaurant I have been to in Paris, and that is not an easy label because there are so many delicious restaurants! This is the perfect place to dine in at after a day of shopping at Champs Elysees. Service (10/10) Service was excellent, exactly what you would expect at a high-end restaurant. The servers were very attentive, gave great recommendations, and were very friendly. The wait staff was very patient, I never felt rushed to order or while dining. Most of the wait staff is English-speaking. Food (10/10) The food was amazing, quite an inspired dining experience. Tarte tatin de tomatoes confites (10/10)- I am not normally a big fan of tomatoes, but the tomato dish was excellent. I was a little hesitant when he came to the ice cream, but impaired perfectly. The ice cream had a peppery flavoring. Arrancini (10/10)- This dish was the perfect small bite. It was delightfully crispy with a balance of soft and savory on top. Vitello tonato (10/10)- Delicious flavoring for this light dish. I could eat 5 plates of this! Pasta dish (10/10)- I forget the name, but it was a meat ravioli in a white sauce. So flavorful and filling. read more

10/10 experience. My husband and I came to explore Paris for a couple of days. I booked lunch here bc a friend recommended it. At first it was a bit intimidating being in such a nice restaurant but the service was amazing. We had multiple waiters who helped explain the menu and how to eat the food for each course. Even if we couldn't speak the most fluent French, everyone was very understanding and kind. The food was an explosion of flavor with every single bite. My favorite restaurant in Paris. Will definitely come back next time we're in Paris. The service was so nice, they knew we were celebrating our wedding anniversary and they gave us a special surprise at the end with a celebratory dessert. The attention to detail, service, food was 100%. read more

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I had been looking forward to our meal here for months. I had done a ton a research on places to go for a very special occasion in Paris. I had always been intrigued by this hotel and the restaurants in it. Based on the reviews I had read and some personal recommendations, I decided to make a booking at Le George and we were both very much excited about this dinner. Sadly, we were very let down. This hotel is known as one of the finest in Paris. So, we decided to make a night of it by first having a drink at the bar before dinner. Things started out on a positive note. We were warmly received, asked if we had a dinner reservation, told them we had one at 7:30 at George (and they confirmed it) and ordered a few drinks to start after the friendly server explained the menu to us. The drinks were delicious. However, nobody came to check on us, and soon it had been 20 minutes since we had clearly finished our drinks. Finally it was 7:40, 10 minutes passed our reservation, and I finally, after many tries, flagged down somebody to ask for the check. We wrote this lack of attention off as a fluke, but sadly, in hindsight, it turned out to be a foreshadowing of the service we'd have for the evening: friendliness, but lack of attention and haphazardness. This restaurant is a Michelin one star restaurant. For any restaurant that manages to achieve even one star, there comes an expectation of high standards of service, great food, and a memorable evening, especially in France. While the food and drinks turned out to be delicious, everything else was not. First, the room, to be fair, is gorgeous. Simply a gorgeous place to eat. We loved the decor and the flowers and the comfortable chairs. Things started off well. Our waiter welcomed us, and he was excited to learn that the night before we had ate next to a man who had interned as a sommelier at Le Georg recently and who had eaten there the night before. "What a coincidence!" Our waiter then brought us the cocktails list, and somebody else brought us some nice amuse bouches of fried shrimp and bread, and then we waited. Waited for nearly 30 minutes before somebody else came to take our order for our drinks. It should not take nearly 30 minutes until somebody comes to take an order for a first cocktail in any restaurant, let alone in a restaurant of this supposed caliber. The cocktails came pretty quickly and they were delicious. But then we we waited again. NObody ever came to the table to explain the menu to us or to walk us through it. Somebody just came over, nearly after an hour of being there, and asked if we were ready to order. Come on, that's not how service works. We asked them to explain the menu to us. We ordered some delicous arancini, octopus, and a crudo to start, which they served to us with a delicious focaccia. All the food was excellent. For our mains, we ordered the carbonara pasta and the stuffed pasta with veal. Both delicious. Things seemed to be looking up.... however, after we had clearly finished eating, and after our plates were clearly clean, it took over 30 minutes before anybody even stopped by to ask how we were doing. No water refills (it was tough to get water refills). Over 30 minutes til they cleared our plates. During the night we could see the whole restaurant. It was a great view, but it just seemed like everything was in disarray. Waiters, including our server, were just running around, in a rush all night. No order, no precision. AGain, they were all friendly when they eventually got to us, it was just the absolute lack of attention that really was frustrating. Eventually we ordered a dessert which was delicious as well. We eventually got a bill, told whoever that brought it to us (it was not our server) that we were unhappy with the service. "I'm sorry" was all he said. And then we left, and there wasnt even a host/ hostesss at the door to say good night. At this price point, this experience was very sad. The food was delicious, but honestly, that was not a Michelin quality experience, let alone an experience that you'd expect at a roadside diner in America. read more

So I know that this place has a Michelin star and I am supposed to love it, but after considering it for a bit, I'm going to go with just 3. I will say that others in our party enjoyed it more, and may have given 4 or even 5 stars. We had reservations for our large party (8 -- 4 adults, 4 teenagers), and arrived just a few minutes before our reservation time at 7pm. The restaurant opens at 7, so we had a chance to explore the boutiques inside the 4 seasons. The 4 seasons is a really high end hotel in a high end neighborhood, and conspicuous wealth was everywhere -- ferraris in the valet parking area set the stage. For my middle class American tastes, it all just felt a bit pretentious and over-the-top, honestly. When we sat down to dinner, the ambience is of course fancy, but also felt a bit cold and uninviting to me. We started with an amuse-bouche, which were small shrimp from Spain that were dried (maybe fried?) in salt. They were tasty! They also brought out some bread. Because we had the teenagers with us, as well as an adult with some diet restrictions, we ordered ala carte. I think if I were going with only adults without restriction, I would prefer the prix fixe menu -- however they didn't want us to mix-and-match that at the table, which I understand. The drink selection is limited, but of course high quality. I had an aperitif, and then later my friend ordered some grappa with dessert, which was strong and very good (I'd not had grappa before, but I enjoyed it). The food was mixed. Let me start with the real dud. The lobster salad, priced at 50 € (!!), was really disappointing. Just some iceberg lettuce, a small bit of lobster, and a mediocre vinaigrette. Totally skip that. Other food was much better. The oysters in particular were amazing. They were I think 22 € for four, and they were so good we ordered more. They may have been the best mignonette flavor I have ever had. The pumpkin soup was also very good, and I really enjoyed the sole. The sole is served in a citrusy light sauce, with vegetables on the side. Overall the food was very good -- with the salad disappointing. But it was not the best food I've ever had, and honestly I expected it to be really good, given the price and the Michelin star. If I were making a recommendation, I would suggest that you go here if your primary objective is to enjoy a nice night out on the town in some over-the-top conspicuous displays of wealth. If you are after great food and a good time with friends, you can probably find a much less expensive option that isn't located in the Four Seasons. read more

My wife and I came to Le George during our trip to Paris and were quite impressed. We both had the tasting menu and Le George was kind enough to have a vegetarian tasting menu ready to go for my wife. The ambiance at the restaurant is contemporary but tasteful so it doesn't feel stuffy and overdone with white table cloths and all. It was sophisticated and well put together. Even the music had a little beat to it and didn't put you to sleep. Both of our tasting courses were wonderful and we enjoyed almost every dish minus one - Tart Tatin of Candied tomatoes with Cacio and Pepe Ice Cream. This was tomatoes with ice cream cheese.......not good at all. I see what the chef was going for with sweet and savory but big miss for both of us. Everything else on our tasting menu was amazing, the starter of tuna and yellowtail, pumpkin soup, lobster spaghetti and the veal all amazing! The only issue we had, other than the one candied tomato dish, was that near the end of the night, we were kind of forgotten about. The restaurant has two seating's, one at 7PM and the other at 9PM. We were finishing up our dessert and wanted to get some espresso and then slowly make our way out to our next engagement. However, our table and some others all got forgotten in the rush of seating and starting the new tables. We waited 15 minutes just to order an espresso, and then another 20 for a check. This waiting was all after we had already requested these things from our waiter, but there was confusion even as to who our waiter was, they changed throughout dinner. In the end it felt like they dropped the ball at the very end. For a fine dining establishment, one would expect more. Overall, Le George is a good restaurant with good food and atmosphere and worth a visit. read more

One of my new favorite restaurants in Paris!! I've been for lunch twice and I've been seated in the atrium both times. Light floods in over the bright restaurant with huge ceilings, no matter what the weather. The menu is Mediterranean in style with mostly seafood. The onion tarte Tatin with Parmesan sorbet is exquisite, as are the prawn skewers. They are small appetizers but both so wonderful. I think their small plates are the highlights. We also had the lobster risotto, but it was not my favorite. It has a strong fish flavor that was overpowering. The crème brûlée fromage was another winner. Sweet, creamy and light, it was the perfect end to the meal. A must when in Paris. read more

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Very unpleasant experience in this place. The food is ok. Expensive food but no special taste. It was Christmas, there was a decorated pool in the small garden. The floor was slippery but no dangerous sign. My friend fell into the pool and got totally wet. The staff just stood there and watched us. No one was helping us. When the manager came, she was very cold and did nothing to help us. Four season? I will never go any Four season again. read more

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The best food and the absolute best service. The food and wine were to die for. The prices are unbelievable and unbeatable. Le George you've really set the bar! read more

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Conflicted.. I came her to celebrate the proposal with my now Fiancé. It was the first of three different Michelin starred restaurants we visited in Paris. The wine pairing was great. They do not have a set menu, but the wine's provided were all great. The food was also great. We did the tasting menu and every bite was unique in taste, texture, and experience. Highly recommend the tasting menu if it is your first time dining at Le George. 36 Hour goat is delicious. Service was honestly a huge let down. Since this was the first restaurant we ate at in Paris we thought that maybe that was the expected norm as far as service goes in Paris, but we never had anywhere nearly as uninterested and unkind than at Le George, while in Paris. Don't come here expecting the kind of service you may receive at a Michelin rated restaurant in New York or San Francisco, but go in expecting a very fun and tasty menu and you will enjoy it. Price really wasn't that bad considering the quality and amount of wine and food. Food was probably a 4/5 Wine 4/5 Service 1/5 Overall: 3.6 rounding up to 4 since we don't have a half read more

Where to start? This was my first Michelin rated restaurant and I have to say... GASTRORGASM!!! I noticed a HUGE difference (in my Donald Trump voice). I won't list them all but let me just list a few. This place was like a well oiled machine with folks rotating in and out placing and collecting plates. It was nothing short of restaurant ballet. There was a dance/funk music vibe that set the tempo for the servers and everyone was gorgeous!!!....and all seemed to be walking on a runway. It was surreal. I had the 5 course tasting menu and all I can say is look at it through yelps link to their website. It was fantastic! From the stewed onion with parmesan ice cream (yes, you read that right) to the freshest seafood I've had since visiting Japan. Almost every course had some sort of cheese but the quality of the eats and the flavor profile blew me away. This was a great introduction to the Michelin quality and I can tell you first hand- The hype is real! I can't say enough about this place. I'd go back tomorrow if I could! Not so humbly submitted, Michael C. read more

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I was there with a group of five in sept 2018. This was the best dining experience I've ever had in my life and I have dined all over the world. The food is exquisite and the service is outstanding. read more

This place is really bad now - I have had several small events here and it was always amazing. Over the last few years it has really gotten horrible. The security at the bottom is beyond rude - the entire team makes you feel like you should not be there. I have tried it several times over the last few years and I am now done with this restaurant- there are a billion better options in Paris - this place should close down and reinvent itself with new management and new staff. read more

This was the shocker of my stay in Paris. This gluten free friendly restaurant is everything one might enjoy from a French restaurant and more. When I advised the waiter of my gluten intolerance he came back 5 minutes (at most) later with gluten free bread (+ butter). I almost cried having been given such a gesture in a traditionally modern establishment. I highly suggest the filet with bernaise sauce and purée of potato. Wonderful experience with amazing views. read more

Absolutely a first class experience. We considered going to Le Cinq, but after carefully looking at both spaces and both menus, I'm happy we chose Le George. The service was impeccable. The food was delicious, if not flawless. It was our birthday and they made it very special for us. There are 2 halves to the space. We sat in the glass atrium area. I think this was the better of the 2 spaces because we prefer less formal to formal. Long story short... If you MUST have 3 stars, go to Le Cinq. If you must have great food, great service, and a beautiful setting without the $1000 bill for 2.... Le George is a great choice! read more

The food here is just okay for the price you can go to much better places. Service is very messy here. We didn't have a server just a bunch of people we had to flag down to help us. No one took our food order we had to ask for someone to put it in. We had to ask for things multiple times as requests were over looked. read more

My husband and I did the tasting menu for dinner on a recent trip to Paris. We wanted to splurge a little on a Michelin star restaurant without breaking the bank and felt $95 Euro pp was very reasonable. The setting facing into the courtyard was gorgeous! There was so much food I wish I hadn't filled up as much on bread. They were very accommodating with a vegetarian "flavors" menu for me and regular one for my husband. I had tomatoes with fresh herbs and oil to start, tomato strawberry gazpacho with burrata, and a truffle spinach salad. It was all delicious. They only thing I was disappointed by was some bland vegetables with a pesto sauce on the side. Meanwhile, my husband let me taste his caramelized tomato tartine which would have been a wonderful swap because it was omg heavenly. My husband enjoyed his ceviche and goat with a creamy green apple roasted celery purée that was divine (looked like mashed potatoes). For dessert they brought us a superb creme brûlée cheesecake with raspberry ice cream and a surprise tiramisu for my birthday! read more

This is a very high end restaurant, €100 for two people. The food though, is exceptional. Everything from the bread & Olive oil to desserts was awesome. The portion sizes are small though, so plan to eat all three courses. read more

This review is for the bar only (although I am able to give the lobby 5 stars for insanely gorgeous flowers!!!) there is live music (piano and sax) which added a very sexy vibe! Our waiter(I wish I would have caught his name) was darling!! (Very personable and friendly!) the drinks were steep ($20 for non alcoholic, $20+ for cocktails) the presentation was awesome (warm nuts, cloth embroidered napkins) and all served in a "den like" setting with a fireplace and rich dark wood. 5 star all the way!! read more

The Swankiest Hotel I have ever stepped foot in. I have never yet been able to afford to stay a night here, but I have had an overpriced drink in the bar. This hotel remains on my bucket list to stay here. This hotel is widely regarded as the best in Paris, and one of the best in the world. read more

Wonderful truly iconic hotel without the pomposity of poor imitators and wannabes. This review is just of the bar which is la lovely place in the later afternoon or evening. The staff are all congenial, conversant and professional and the ambience is as intoxicating as the cocktails, although two loud and obnoxious Italian parliamentarians I recognized should have either muzzled or slipped arsenic in their champagne. Price is totally within reason when one considers what one pays at an average café and bar in Paris. Hotel was beautifully decorated for the holidays and the outside ice bar was great and meant to come back for a drink there in the evening. read more

Loved it !!! We got a lot. The tuna crispy rice was interesting, they used risotto instead of sushi rice so it was an interesting combination. The wood fire octopus was great! They gave a large portion and it was great to split. My favorite of the meal was the prawns with truffle and spinach! It was delicious! I'm still thinking about it. It says to share but I could have eaten it all by myself. We then had the sole with vinegar and basil. It was perfect cooked and the sauce was very interesting and delicious. We were pretty full but of course got deserts, the strawberry with cream was great and light. I also enjoyed the butter Carmel desert. The service was amazing and I would definitely go back for a special dinner in the future. read more

Le George - Truffle oil, spinach, and prawns!!!! One of the best things I ate there. It says "to share" but I could have eaten it alone. - Mediterranean Near Me - Paris, 75

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Very expensive, but amazing service and good food. Got the big dish with a bunch of courses. Ravioli, different fishes, goat, etc. Finished off with a cheesecake creme brûlée. read more

Love this hotel in general. Good food and great ambience at Le George. Love all the flower arrangements within the restaurant as well as from L'Orangerie at the courtyard which this restaurant overlooks to. I wish the food could be a bit less salty though, but I felt like food in Paris in general is pretty salty for me. read more

J'adore this bar. Elegant and relaxed at the same time. No attitude, but lots of class and bartenders who genuinely care to make you happy. Also, chocolate soufflé so how bad can it be? read more