Looking for something lighter, we dined at Le Nemrod and opted for two different salads: the Thai Beef and the Burratina. Both were excellent -- fresh ingredients, vibrant colors, and a thoughtful mix of flavors and textures. The protein portions were satisfying, the dressings flavorful, and the crunch from the vegetables tied everything together. On top of that, both plates were visually appealing and beautifully presented. While Le Nemrod's menu offers much more than salads, we can't comment on the rest. But based on this experience alone, they clearly know how to deliver. read more

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This was our second stop exploring 20 square blocks from our Hotel Stay. We saw how nice it was and what people were ordering. Add a glass of Bordeaux Red. You had me at the cheese and Sourdough bread. read more

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Had lunch here and loved our experience. A very French bistro experience. While the Croque Messier wasn't the best the two salads we had were fabulous. Mine was with fois gras, duck, beef, and two types of fish. Great friendly service. Great French bistro experience read more

Le Nemrod - Salad with fois gras, duck, smoke fish, fish, and beef. - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Had iced tea here while shopping in Paris. Nice stop! they have a lot of tables in front but inside it's mostly a bar. read more

Le Nemrod - This is across the street from the table we sat at. - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Walking distance from Le Bon Marche, we were on the hunt for some brunch before getting our shopping on. We came across Le Nemrod and got seated quickly. They like to pack lots of people into the restaurant so the tables don't have much space between them, which seems to be a Parisian trend. I got an order of the croque madame and I was pretty happy with it. The croque madame is made a little differently here. Instead of it being on square, toasted bread, it's served on a long, thin crostini bread. It's a different take on a croque madame but I think you walk away feeling less guilty because there isn't as much bread and cheese. I thought the dish was the perfect amount of food and I liked how it comes with a refreshing salad. I enjoyed my meal at Le Nemrod. It's located in a good area and is walking distance to the Bon Marche. read more

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If you are not French don't eat here. We're called "American assholes" and yelled through the whole dining service. Don't know what I did wrong beside sit down. read more

My mom and I were wandering around after going to Musee d'orsay. I knew we'd come across some restaurants in Montparnasse. I knew I wanted to try Aligot which is basically cheesy mashed potatoes but unsure of what else. There was a goat cheese salad on special so I ended up with that and my mom ordered a mushroom omelette with salad. Before our food arrived we were brought a small cup of delicious olives to nibble on. When asked for another cup, I got a very hilarious Oliver Twist "more?!?" Meanwhile a table nearby each had a cup for themselves lol The salad was huge with three pieces of goat cheese and tapenade toasts. The aligot was good but it wasn't very hot and got cold quickly. It took awhile for us to get our check, our server was friendly and it was nice to explore another area. read more

Le Nemrod is the Quintessential Neighborhood Parisian Bistro. My wife had the oeuf mayonnaise and the duck confit with frites; me the saucisson and the steak onglet with potatoes daphinous -- all wonderful. They have an excellent selection of wine by the carafe, including a perennial favorite of ours, Guigal Crozes Hermitage -- most restaurants have decidedly "vin-de-pays" level of wines outside of their bottle selections -- not Le Nemrod, and it was affordable. This is not fancy food, this is comfort food. Mostly locals. Convivial staff. And the table is yours for as long as you want. Settle in, pet the dog, check out the huge multi-generational family that is there for Sunday dinner, and slip into the Parisian lifestyle. Put your phone away and enjoy the people you are with. We had no room for desert, due to filling up on the ample basket of bread, and the fact that we were still recovering from the food-coma induced lunch and Gautier Midi from earlier in the day. C'est la vie! read more

Yeah the server was rude even though I speak French. We didn't care for the food. Couldn't finish it. And then they were offended we didn't like it.... Yeah don't go. read more

We tried this restaurant since it was close to our hotel and it seemed to be the only one that was opened late at night. The food doesn't taste that great, the steak I ordered, with fries was not well cooked and lacked flavor. read more

They serve excellent wines by the glass for about 5€ (about $7USD), or bottles for around 25€ ($35 USD). The specials of the day were either lotte (Monkfish) or a "Poire de Salers" which is a cut of Salers beef from the upper thigh. Like Aubrac, Salers is a top quality beef (like Bresse for chickens), so I ordered the special for 18,30€ (about $25 USD) which came with a small salad made with AGED balsamic, shallots and grape tomatoes, a potato gratin that was HUGE, rich, and comforting, and best of all the beef was wonderfully tender and cooked bleu (raw on inside) with a little toothpick showing a blue cow)! I usually don't sauce my steak, but the morel mushroom sauce was so addictive, I would have drunk it without any meat! read more

Le Nemrod - Poire de Salers - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Open all the time, great service, and really solidly delicious food. My husband loved his duck confit with fries. I ordered a chicken salad that was absolutely wonderful - it had half a rotisserie chicken's worth of meat on top! Very reasonable prices, nice outdoor seating. read more

I have a 17 yr. history with this restaurant and this is my fourth dine here over the years while on vacation. In no way is the average 3 starts reflective of the service and price. Here's something to watch for. Too many U.S. Yelping tourists are hanging around St. Germain wanting to delight themselves with their grand reviews. Easy enough to figure that out. I prefer to get away from that area. The food is better and the experience more Parisian--my opinion. Last night's steaks were perfectly cooked, paired with sauces to die for, and the service was what you expect in Paris. Far, far better than the 4 star joint from last night we dined at in the area I typically avoid. Ugh. That was subpar in anyone's book. Tonight, a perfect Parisian sidewalk cafe meal that while not 5-star, you aren't paying dearly for the experience either. When I return to Paris in a few years and I'm in this hood, I'll be stopping here again. TIP: eat here first before going to Bon Marche. You'll figure out why when you get there :) read more

I have been to this place several times, and overall, I have had favourable experiences. I had a good salad in this place (Salade Nicois), which interestingly contained rice instead of potatoes. Ice creams were very good too. The staffs are very efficient and they come to your table immediately. The place is not spacious like many cafes in Paris but a pleasant place for a short pause for a cup of coffee, or for a meal. read more

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Deserves 6 stars. Took a visitor to lunch at the Nemrod today and ordered from the "Suggestions du jour " menu. We had jambon a l'auvergnate which was as tasty as grandma's Easter ham and cabillaud in a beautiful sauce, accompanied by risotto with fresh mushrooms. An outstanding meal. You will not dine as well at other more famous restaurants such as La Coupole. Plus the waiter was great, which added to the experience. You might want to arrive before 12:30 for lunch to be able to choose your table. And maybe stick to the "Suggestions du jour" for the best meal. read more

Nice place near Bon Marche department store. We had good omelettes, wine, and coffees for a late lunch. We were tucked away in a corner which allowed people watching, staying warm on a chilly day, and avoiding the smokers. read more

Found this cute brasserie walking towards Montparnasse. Had such a nice lunch of salmon carpaccio, my husband had the duck special, absolutely delicious. We also had a nice pichet of rose, recommended by our excellent server. Friendly, fun atmosphere, adding to our love of Paris. read more

Le Nemrod - Salmon carpaccio was a great choice with the rose, nice break from our long Parisian walk. - French Near Me - Paris, 75

There's thousands of red awning brassieres in Paris. Le Nemrod is a classic neighborhood brasserie with enthusiastic, friendly staff, and eager to explain menu items. Food is delicious. Their breakfasts are a wonderful way to start the day! read more

I think this place definitely justifies more than it's current 3 star rating. I stumbled on it shopping. Very friendly staff that was patient with my less than perfect French, only speaking in English when necessary, but they were all fluent in English, and there is a separate English menu if you need one. Bustling environment, great place for people watching. I had a croque monsieur and it was fabulous!!! The side salad was also great. I would definitely go back. read more

Le Nemrod is one of the many brasseries that were within walking distance from our flat. It is reasonably priced and exuded a more intimate and romantic atmosphere with great service. My husband and I shared one of their 3-course dinners for 33 Euro. The first course was a vegetable soup that was delicious - creamy, with a few chunks of potato. The second course was an ENTRECOTE - our official Steak Frites meal of our Parisian vacation! The fries were STELLAR - fluffy on the inside, crisp on the outside and funny enough, kindof hallow and boat-shaped for optimal dipping! Minus one star for our dessert which was the APPLE TARTIN - the apples were a little overdone (a.k.a. slightly burnt) so we hardly touched it. Aside from the botched dessert, Le Nemrod is definitely a memorable and sweet place to dine in the 6th! read more

An overall ok experience, but nothing special. Casual bistro vibe, slow service and mediocre food. Had steak frites that was only OK. My wife had the Nicoise salad which was decent, but nothing special. Service, as said, was spotty but friendly. Would not specifically seek it out. read more

Great ambiance and also in a great location. For under 10 euro I got a huge tartine style croque poilane and a salad. It was delicious! The wait staff is attentive and professional and there weren't too many tourists, mostly locals! read more

Le Nemrod - Croque poilane (9.80 euro) - French Near Me - Paris, 75

This is one of the only places that is open past midnight. I went here two nights. The first night I got the duck confeit with a side of fried potatoes. Highly recommend. The second time was to get espresso and the key lime pie. Also highly recommend. The strawberry cake was good but the key lime pie is way better. read more

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The food was average. I ordered the salad and it was just average. What you see on the menu is what you get. We asked for still tap water and received sparkling. The waiter copped an attitude and later removed my glass since I didn't drink any water. The service was below average. I agree with the others who say if you are not a local they will mock you. There are better places to go for better food and service for the same price. read more

Decided to nip into Le Nemrod this evening, rather than La Rousseau. Fortunately, we got there before the crowds. I was really needing and craving a good salade, and among the Plats du Jour, was a Salade Lapin. The waiter was happy to explain the preparation, and I went for it - after ordering a Kir Bourgogne for my apperitif. My husband ordered the Cabbage Roll in the Auvergne style. I thought the waitstaff was very helpful and eager to please - despite the fact that they were swamped. Really professional. Later found out that our waiter is from a town near our relatives in Neuveglise. Old home week. Small world and all that. But for anybody that still harbors a chip on the shoulder over the perceived behavior of Parisians in general, or waiters - maybe you need to look at the way you present yourself. My salade was spot on. Really fresh, crisp greens aplenty. The haricot verte were perfectly al dente. Also shreds of carrot and squash. The lovely quick braised chunks of rabbit were very savory and tasty. A light mustardy vinaigrette - just what you would expect. But with restraint. My husbands cabbage roll was quite good - huge - with a moist, satisfying filling. The onion gravy was very typical - rich and savory. The standout: the frites. Oh, soooo good. I think they may have been fried in duck fat. Perfectly crispy on the outside - fluffy on the inside. And the non-standard shape that others have referred to - I think it really works somehow. Gives them a rustic, hand-cut appeal. The usual basket of bread. A bottle of water. Altogether a solid meal, and less expensive than many in the area. We would come back. read more

I really enjoyed my experience at Le Nemrod and almost didn't want to write a review for fear of spoiling the "authentic Parisian cafe" vibe. My lamb shank was probably the best I've ever had. The meat was just the right kind of tender and the sauce was delicious. Service was efficient and friendly but not effusive which is fine by me. The salad was good but not great so I didn't feel like I could give it 5 stars. read more

Rudest, most obnoxious servers ever. Should have left but gave them the benefit of the doubt. They started but mocking our American accent, then just mocking us and laughing at us through our meal. I don't understand French but you just know. Food? I don't know, took a bite only after I completely lost my appetite. Jerks tried to ruin my day but only just ruined my meal. Amazing small restaurants all close by. Avoid this place. read more

I lived in a flat above le Nemrod for a year and it was our go-to for every little event- Daisy's birthday, Daisy's boyfriends birthday, Daisy's work anniversary, first big fight, sad lonely day, national singles awareness day... you get the drift. Their waiters are horrible unless they think you're a Paris local. When I first went there with an American visitor, they mocked us and pretended the only other language they spoke was Russian. They were absolutely horrible. But I digress. Typical anti-American attitude is nothing to note in Paris, so I got used to it. Their creme brulee is perfect, custardy yet soft. They freshly burn the sugar layer (unlike some places I've been). Their potatoes are freshly fried, the best thing on the menu is the andoillete (pig rectum dun dun duunnnn) and the filet mignon. Small, unassuming restaurant in the 6eme. You'll have to try for a local, quiet night out. I hardly see tourists here, as it is in a quite local "coin" of the 6eme. Prices are average to high, plates range from 15euros to 35, an average single peson meal could easily be 30eu. read more

Stay away from here, this is a rip off like diner with the most disgusting food in Paris. The wine is really bad and we had potatoes and some sausage that was about as disgusting as it gets. I could not believe that food could be so bad in Paris and I can't believe they can stay in business on such a great street. We lived on this street for a week and tried all the restaurants this was absolutely the worse that we encountered the food was so bad we could not eat it. Figure that one out in Paris? read more

Excellent restaurant. No frozen food there. Amazing sauce bernaise! I highly recommend it. read more

Stopped by here on our first afternoon in Paris. I started by speaking in French as it is polite to do, and the waiter was very nice and helped us out by speaking in English too. Ordered the foie gras, rillete, dried duck plate with toast and it was really good! Perfect for our first Parisian meal! My husband ordered the duck confit and it was delicious as well. The place is cute and although it is touristy aesthetically, it was quite pleasant. We sat on the patio and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. read more

Typical neighborhood brasserie. Always full, always noisy. If you're looking for to experience life as a Parisian, order coffee, take one of the journeaux from the bar and sit and sit Good old-fashioned French bar food - rillettes and toast, steak tartare etc. read more

I could not disagree more with the other reviews of this fun and well priced eatery! We found this little gem while strolling one afternoon and went back 3 times that week. We were in Paris for almost 3 weeks of the Christmas holidays and lunched here 5 times. They have the best frites we found in Paris. Crispy and always hot and fresh. I wish I could contact the owner as they have a special cut on the frites that make them so delicious. I'd love to find out how they do it. The sandwiches, and lunch plates were well priced and served good portions. Even the house wines were great values. Will definitely be visiting again. read more

It used to be great and simple, it's now not so great and have been ill a couple of times. Nice terrasse in summer, so good place to enjoy a glass of wine but stat away from raw food! read more

Husband and I had a few drinks here over the 6 days we stayed in Paris in August 2015. This place was right around the corner, and was one of the few places that was open during August. We've stayed in other sections of Paris on past trips, and it seems like there's a bistro like this on every corner - however, not in this part of town. Maybe it was because it was August, maybe because other parts of the city have more bistros... In any case, the waitstaff was pleasant and efficient, chatty, but not too chatty. Other reviews have indicated that the waitstaff was rude - we didn't encounter this at all. Wine was decent - cool and crisp on a hot August afternoon. Outside tables were wonderful for watching life go by. Would visit again, if I'm ever in the neighborhood! read more

After a disappointing experience last year at the Nemrod, I decided to give it a second chance.For the past two years, I have stayed in the 6th, making the Nemrod a convenient stop on my way to the B&B. Last year the steak was tough and the service unreliable. This year I decided to give it a second chance primarily for practical reasons. I wanted to have dinner before 7:00 because of an early flight back to Boston the next morning. Also, the Rousseau was closed on Sunday. First, the waiters kept me waiting even though the restaurant was not busy. Second, they did not have the wine I ordered. Third, they did not have the lamb as advertised. I should have left immediately, but instead I ordered a steak, a side salad, and two glasses of wine. Although the food was better than last year, I still cannot recommend it. . I have definitely learned my lesson and will not return to the Nemrod next year because of mediocre food and poor service. read more