Our first Parisian dinner experience last night was at Le Hide and we couldn't have asked for better. My husband and I both chose the menu (starter and main course) despite how appealing all the desserts looked I was stuffed with my two choices at the end. I ordered the crab crêpes which which a mound of crab and vegetable mixture topped with a tiny pancake -- delicious. The main course I had the Parmesan risotto with beef which was savory, warm and filling -- perfect for a cold night. Service here was exceptional, all 3 women working the restaurant were friendly and very accommodating to both locals and tourists as they walked in. Would definitely recommend visiting while in Paris. read more

Six of us had dinner here on a Friday night. The place is small and we screwed up our reservation but they accompanied is which was nice. We all ordered the fixed price 3 course dinner- app, main, and dessert. I started with the escargot. The presentation was extremely unusual but equally delicious. The escargot were presented in a bun, like a burger. The escargot were individualized and inbetween lots of garlic. The bun had olive oil on the inside. I ate the escargot with a fork and then ate the escargot infused garlicky bun. Yummy!! One person had the pumpkin soup with truffle oil and a poached egg. Hands down the best dish - wow! I should have gotten that the next course! For my entree, I ordered the risotto and lamb chop dish. The lamb was cooked more than I like. She did not ask me how I wanted it cooked and I did not volunteer the info since I saw the woman next to me eating it and it was pink. It comes with a side of mashed potatoes and they were incredible. They were thick and addictive. The scallops looked good as did the steak. I had the chestnut cream for dessert. Hard to describe- a meringue on top of small ice cream in a tasty cream. It was good. My friend had the cheese plate with three cheese but it also comes with a big slab of butter on the plate disguised as a fourth cheese. Since my friend was glutton intolerant, there were no crackers or bread, so the butter could have been deleted. read more

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We were staying really close by to this little gem and decided to try it based on other reviews of its reasonably priced prix fixe menu. Though we didn't have a reservation, we went a little before 7:00 on a rainy evening and were able to get one of the two tables for two available for those who didn't reserve. All of the servers, particularly our main waitress, were extremely friendly and patient with us, as I can get by with the French I know, while my husband speaks very little, so they would engage in English when they could. By 7:30, prime dinner hour, the place was full (it only seats maybe 32) and people were turned away. My husband got the three-course meal and I got the two, since I don't care for seafood, which is the main staple of the entrées (starters). The salamis and olives served prior to the meal were a wonderful "amuse-bouche." I ordered the beef bourgignon over risotto and my husband got the lobster dish. Mine was one of the best main courses I've ever had. The portion was perfect--not too big, not too small. Both dishes were artfully arranged, as well. We cleaned our plates, exclaiming the entire time. For dessert, I got the chocolate millefeuille and my husband ordered the chestnut cream cake. Both were delicious and also beautiful to look at. The millefeuille is homemade chocolate ice cream and chocolate mousse layered between three delicate and crisp layers of pastry. From start to finish, we had a wonderful experience and would go back in a heartbeat. It's a cozy place with delicious French food and friendly staff. A must-try in the 17th! read more

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We came here for our first dinner in Paris since it was packed and down the street from our hotel. The menu is simple. Entree and either starter or dessert for 27 or all three for 35. There are many excellent traditional French choices on each section like foie (2 different ways), lobster bisque, escargot, beef carpaccio, and crab salad are just some of the starters. For entrees there are heavier meat dishes like veal kidney, pork chops, as well as seafood like salmon filet and seared scallop salad. I got the scallop salad which was excellent and on the rare side which was perfect. Not overly salted and great flavor. My husband for the veal kidney which was good and much less creamy and heavy than liver which I preferred. We were stuffed by the time we got to dessert so we only got one, the floating island which has great flavors without being too sweet. This place is filled with a mix of tourists and locals, great service, great food, drinks and wine. If I lived here, I would defiantly be back! read more

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This was an unexpected and charming surprise. We were staying in a hotel just a few doors away and, out of convenience, we decided to try it. The wait staff, perhaps the owners, were so delightful. My friend and I both had the prix fix of a starter, main course and dessert. We ordered different dishes and shared. Everything was so delicious. I highly recommend Le Hide. read more

Definitely coming back!! My mom also loved this place. Slow but caring service, and I even appreciate the slowness because it seems that the main chef who owns the place makes the dishes himself: that's such dedication and hard work, especially with how full the place is and he seems to be 50-60. You can see him making the dishes. beautiful dishes with so much individual care, they were each beautifully balanced flavors, good portions, and absolutely delicious: best meal I've had in Paris so far. Slightly more expensive than other bistros but so worth it. When we left, he even looked up from his work to wave and say goodbye with a warm smile. Such love for his own work! You must go here! read more

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This place was phenomenal!! Make a reservation, expect a slight wait, and plan to take your time enjoying the food and atmosphere. This place is a must for every visit to Paris!! Recommend: crayfish ravioli, mushrooms with poached egg and truffle oil, scallops, duck, beef stew, chocolate dessert read more

WOWOWOWOWOW one of the best places to eat out in paris As it is a very small and very good restaurant reserve in advance! if you reservated too late theres still a little bar where you can sit on and enjoy some drinks. the three waitresses do a very good job and very friendly. professional. The chef is just incredible! every meal i tasted was superb!! A menue (appetizer + main + dessert) only cost €35.- read more

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This was my first time here after reading many positive reviews; and they were right! The Crayfish Ravioli's outside pasta wrapper was perfectly el dente. The inside was creamy but balanced with spices and bite size crayfish. Perfectly sized starter. read more

Le Hide - Crayfish Ravioli - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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My boyfriend and I decided to try this place not only due to the proximity to our hotel, but because so many reviewers on Yelp so highly recommended it. Well let me tell you - I just left there 15 mins ago and the first thing I did when I got to my hotel was write this review. 1. Make a reservation! We tried to go there Saturday night, our first night in Paris and the waitress regrettably told us they were booked solid. The place has only 14 tables and good luck fitting yourself in between them lol (if I can do it, so can you). We made a reservation for 9:30 and arrived at 9:25 2. Be on time! Not only is it courteous, but we heard the manager tell a couple who were 15 mins late that they were in fact late - only fair in a place so small - they were seated and treated properly, but still... 3. No matter what you order, I guarantee you it will be amazing. Every dish is so meticulously prepared by the chef that you can taste every ounce of love that went in it - I know that's super corny but trust me, it's soooooo true. We had a bottle of Bordeaux (36€) and each did a 3-course meal for 37€ flat. Worth every penny and prob got way more food that we even bargained for. I had the crayfish ravioli, the beef bourguignon (aka beef stew) and the tarte tatin for dessert. My boyfriend had the escargot, lamb chop with Parmesan risotto, and the floating island for dessert. Every single bite made us go "mmmm". Delicious. Filling. And seriously worth the wait. Highly recommended to anyone with a good palate and a taste for something homey and truly French! Go there - you won't regret it. Bon appetite!!! read more

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A small place but great food overall. Both dishes we tried were fantastic and, not speaking French, the waitress made a great pairing recommendation for the wine. read more

Easily the best beef stew I have ever tasted and paired with the Parmesan risotto that will make you pause to smile. The rest of our party had veal and scallops and lamb that made everyone very happy we selected this restaurant at the recommendation of our concierge. The deserts were fantastic and the service was perfect. It would be easy to give them 5 stars had we not had a slightly better meal in Versailles the night before. read more

Amazing French cuisine! Chef Kobayashi is creative, caring and treat every ingredient with love and make each of them shine. We love this place so much, we made 2 more reservations before we leave Paris. A gem on a small side street! Hence "Le Hide" but worth discovering!!! We love everything we ordered. Crawfish ravioli, to die for. Lobster Bisque-superb. My Veal rib chop was huge. I ate every bite. My husband's monkfish was the best he'd ever had! Overall we love it! Great chef creating great food at a very fair price! Merci, Chef! Our server, Flora, Gail and their colleague were attentive and very polite! Michelin Star worthy!!! read more

Wonderful restaurant...excellent French food with a hint of Japanese inspiration. Wine list was reasonable and the fixed price options (starter + main + dessert) was a good value at EUR 38 Nice wait staff. Would definitely recommend! read more

Loved this place when we were in Paris for our anniversary! Delicious good, cozy and romantic spot. Great wine list. My favorite was escargot in puff pastry. Fresh and delicious! read more

Le Hide - French Near Me - Paris, 75

On a quiet street near the Arc de Triomphe, this restaurant is well known with locals and tourists alike. We had reservations at 6:30 when it opened and by 7:00pm it was full. The staff were friendly and kind but the food was the big star! My daughter had the steak and I had the beef stew. The food was delicious, and the ambience was intimate but friendly. Everything about the experience was special. read more

Super busy and very popular restaurant. No formal dress is required which presents a more relaxing dinning atmosphere. Hard to get a seat without an hour or two waiting: there's a reason why, well it's a tiny restaurant, but that's just a small factor; the main factor is just that the food is delicious and priced very reasonable. We enjoyed pretty much every course and wine there. This is a really busy restaurant so one should expect busy servants with even busier kitchen/chef. read more

This is my third trip to Paris and I finally found a restaurant I would return to. Le Hide is a small restaurant tucked behind the Arc De Triumph. I started with the duck confit with mushrooms wrapped in a crepe it was my favorite dish of the evening. My main course was Chef Hide's version of beef bourguignon. It is a "constructed " version. The beef is a single piece rather than cubes, it comes with potatoes and carrots and is resting on a bed polenta. For dessert I had Hide's version of the classic poached pear, ice cream in chocolate sauce. So food was excellent the staff needs some work. When we made the reservation the staff implied if we weren't there by 7 we would lose our reservation we were a party of 4 and couldn't help but notice another party of 4 stroll in without reservation after we were seated. Our young waitress had a typical Parisian snooty attitude, no we couldn't have separate checks because one table means one check. My wife is a ovo-lacto vegetarian . No they wouldn't make any accommodations for her . She stated what is in the menu is what they are serving. At another table a patron was so mad he called his waiter an SOB because he called him a liar. So great food with typical Parisian service. read more

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Showed up at 8pm without a reservation. They told me to come back at 9pm. I sat by the Arc de Triumph and watched the sunset for an hour. They seated me at the bar at first until my table for one opened. The wait staff all spoke English and were very helpful. I chose the 3 course but asked if I can get two apps in lieu of dessert. They said of course. I tried escargot for the first time at the recommendation of the couple next to me. It was baked in a Yorkshire pudding like goodness with garlic and herbs. I loved escargot! Second app I got was the mushrooms. It was how I imagined french cuisine to be, nothing short of perfection in looks and flavor so delicate. I felt happy just eating it with wine and a basket of baguettes. I was actually full by the time the main course arrived. I could've done without the main course and left happy. I thanked the waitresses for all their help in my very limited french. I wish I could've thanked Chef Hide, but he was busy. read more

My mom and I truly enjoyed our last meal in Paris. I made reservations in advance and was glad that I did as the restaurant quickly filled up while we were looking over the menu. We ordered the escargots and crab croustillant sauce tartare with avocado as starters. We tried the plancha cooked scallop and beef stew as our main dishes. Each bite was fresh and flavorful. We were stuffed but of course we had room for dessert. The poached pear served with chocolate sauce and ice cream was amazing. My mom ordered the café gourmand (café, mini crème brûlée and mini sherbet) We had such a pleasant dining experience and I hope to return again on my next visit to Paris. read more

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Quality food and service at nice price . Over all the execution of the food was fantastic , Though the risotto with the Beef Daube was a tad over cooked but that's just being over picky on my behalf. Half the price of a star restaurant and similar experience. read more

Hands down, my favorite restaurant in Paris. Glad to see that they continue to provide top notch service and food. Keep up the good work! read more

The appetizers were very delicious and if I'd stopped with the appetizers, I would give it five stars. The steak as my main course though was inedible. I couldn't even cut it. I tried four different knives and could barely cut a couple of bites. No apology was offered and certainly no discount of any sort. Very disappointing! read more

Good service, Good price, Good menu. Food test great, pretty creative on the food recipes. Fresh, testy, good wine list. 35 for a three course dinner, definitely worth every single penny. Highly recommend. read more

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Fantastic Value Dat foie gras appetizer Affordable Wine Selection Great French Cuisine Reservations suggested, may still have to wait read more

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Third time Paris, third time at Le Hide. And just as the previous times, the food was incredible and every dish was masterfully prepared! Reservations strongly recommended. read more

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UNREAL. This place is five star, ALL the way. I knew i would have trouble reaching them/getting a table last minute, but figured I would try my best. Finally someone answered and gave us a 9pm reservation and I gladly took it. We cabbed it from our apartment rental, and sure enough, a tucked away gem off the Arc de Triumph. Literally.... on a little back street. No one knows about this place unless they see it online. It only seats about 30 people at max. The tables are cozy, and there are only 2-3 waitresses who give EXCELLENT service. Pitcher of tap water? sure. Extra napkins? Why not.. Sidenote- great pricing. I think we paid 27 or close to it for a 3 course meal (not more than 35 euro and it was gourmet) I ordered escargot and scallops. they were cooked to perfection, and i wanted more. I had a hard time choosing between 2 starters because it is a pre-fix menu... so you get 1 starter, 1 main, 1 desert. The wine was also wonderful. The whole package is making me go back to paris again to repeat this fabulous date night. Le Hide... you will see us again soon! read more

My 4th trip to Paris. I have eaten at Guy Savoy, Jules Verne, Taillevent which I will not compare this too as they are in completely different calibers of restaurant. This place is a gem, great French cooking, excellent service and presentation. Tucked into a little street off the Arc de Triomphe it can elude you. I was a single female dining alone as I was on a work trip and it was filled with a mixture of French couples and a few tourists. Not overtly touristy at all, there were a fair number of tables of French speakers. I had heard this was in the guidebooks but it was not in mine. Small place and looks like you should have a reservation, I saw many a group turned away and they seemed booked for at least 3 days in advance. I just happened to walk in at 9pm and got lucky. There are only about 13 tables in the space and I do not recommend for a party larger than 4. I had the foie gras atop green beans (a 6 euro upcharge), the scallops and the cafe gourmet dessert. My foie gras rivalled any I have had in the world, and for the price was a fraction of what I normally pay. Buttery and decadent it went down perfectly with my glass of champagne. Having beans with it was not the norm but I heartly would do it again compared to a few slivers of cherry and a wee bit of toast that normally comes. My scallops were perfectly cooked, medium rare, with a salad of fricasee, roasted tomato and sun dried tomatoes. I so wanted to try the mille fuille for dessert which looked outstanding but my belly was fuller than full so I opted for the cafe gourmand which was an espresso, a mini creme brulee and a chocolate mousse. Not the most exciting and a could dock a star for it but I knew what I was getting, I just did not have the space for an incredible dessert. I woud go back in a heart beat and already planning to return on one of my last days. Dinner: 25 euros for an appetizer and main/ main and dessert or 32 euros for a appetizer, main and dessert. Just my foie gras would have been $35 as an appetizer at home. My champagne was 6 euros a glass, normally $18-25 at home. My waitress was delightful. Spoke better English than my French and for all the rushing around, 2 waitresses in the place, she was always attentive and sweet. Yum, so full, o decadent, so spoiled. No need for Guy Savoy and a 300 euro meal go to Le Hide. read more

Amazing establishment!! We got here late on a Monday night, they sat us in a not so great seat next to the kitchen door but then promptly moved us and let us know a round table next to the window was available before a reservation in an hour! We we're happy with that! We both got the 38 dollar three course meal that was a starter entree and dessert!! All amazing!! Have to check this place out! Best place to eat in Paris! Also amazing service! Very accommodating even though we did not speak much French! read more

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And they said not to eat near the tourist traps! After visiting the Arc de Triomphe on a weekday afternoon, we followed our guidebook here and we were blown away. The three-course "menu" cost 27 euros. Some stand-outs from our meal were the asparagus with poached egg and hollandaise, mushrooms in bone marrow, the bass with super crispy skin, and the mille feuille. And if you're wary of touristy restaurants, this is a far cry from one. We were the only English speakers there. The rest of our dining companions were business people from the neighborhood, chit-chatting the servers. So if you're looking for a simple place with great, great food after marveling at the Arc de Triomphe, you've found it. read more

Great food I would definitely give it a try. The crème brûlée is amazing they have a very good wine selection. The mushroom pumpkin soup and scallops were perfect. The staff was kind and helpful. Recommend making a reservation before going. read more

The best meal I have ever had in Paris, and the price is incredible too! They use vegetables so well and they are great for both fish and meat. Starters: Salmon & escargot puff pastry. Out of this world. Main: Lamb & scallops. Omg, the vegetable stew under the well cooked lamb is exactly what I would want on a chilly night. Dessert: We are not dessert folks but the apple tarte was actually tart and not sweet so we enjoyed it. It came with ice cream and yogurt! Absolutely planning to go back as they had other dishes that came out looking divine! read more

This place was amazing. The food was really good and the service was great. I had the escargot starter, risotto, and floating island dessert. All three were phenomenal and part of the pri fixe menu. My fiance had the foi gras and the cheese plate and both were also good. The bottle of red wine that our server recommened was really good and paired nicely with the food. The space is small and intimate which adds to the charm. Because of this, I recommend making a reservation as it fills up quick. They have a little bar you can grab a drink at while you wait to sit down. All the servers were friendly and were accomadting to speak English and help us order. read more

Yum!! The best artichoke I ever had. Great atmosphere and staff. It was tight but never felt crowded. Worth the wait.

This was a really cute place that we found with the yelp app. Called and made a reservation for 630 in english, which was a good thing because the place got packed around seven. Good price, great service, easy for Americans. We each had an appetizer and main. Food was rich and we were full. To full for dessert. read more

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Quality food at a reasonable price Escargots on toast was delicious The steak was bigger than the plate and cooked to perfection, lovely mash and veg to accompany Desstr was an underwhelming mont blanc which cost this place a perfect score but I will be back when next in Paris read more

Of all the restaurants I visited in Paris, this place had the best food. I found this place after I was hungry and got lost in the 17th arrondissement one night. The food was exactly as I would expect French food would taste and the portions were perfect. I noticed that there were no tourists around this place so it appears that the locals are keeping it under wraps. I tried to go back another day but they were fully booked so make sure to reserve a table in advance. PS! Try the cheese plate or the lobster bisque it is simply out of this world read more

We ate here after reading the reviews on Yelp. We arrived about 8:30 on a Sat without a reservation and the staff was accommodating and friendly. Our meal was delicious and I would definitely recommend this place if you are near the Arc de Triumph read more

From reading reviews I have been wanting to try this place. Had the hotel make a reservation for two. I wish I could've made a reservation online though as I was in Paris on business from the US. All worked out though. We both ordered the 3 course 38euro fixed price menu. This included starter, entree and dessert. My wife ordered the lobster bisque, monk fish and pineapple crepes. She had requested the apple tart when ordering and the waitress said it would be fine to wait until after dinner. Well they were out so that didn't make her very happy. She was disappointed in the lobster bisque which tasted burnt. I tried it and agreed there was something that reflected that. Not smooth and creamy as it should be. Her monk fish though was amazing! For sure the highlight of the night with its amazing sauce. Crepes were just ok. For me I had the escargot, duck breast and a chocolate mousse/ice cream dessert. The escargot comes in a pastry and was quite good. The duck was cooked medium rare and quite flavorful but tough. If it would've been tender it would've been perfect. It took quite a bit to cut up. My dessert was excellent and hit the spot. Overall not amazing but I would return for the monk fish which was. Their foie gras starter looked awesome and I would like to try. Service was great and the staff very helpful. Don't come if in a hurry as is the French way dinner is meant to be relaxed and enjoyed. Arrived at 7 and left after 9 read more

Amazing! There is no other words! Best meal we had in Paris. When we returned to Paris we made it a point to eat there again. Did not disappoint the 2nd time around either. Staff is also Very friendly read more