With no one in the streets, this place filled up over the course of the evening. This is a…read moredesignation restaurant. The food was fresh, tasty and well presented. The place is both casual and upscale. Plan on €25-50 per person but well worth it.

We had a nice meal here after seeing the sights in Chartres. We had the salmon and the scallops,…read moreboth served with delicious risotto. The "gourmand" dessert was a nice sampling plate, but I would also recommend the chocolate mousse, which was very tasty. The atmosphere of the place is a little weird- it's unclear what non-traditional theme they're pursuing, but the American rock music is a little strange given the charm of the town. Service was nice and attentive.

Absolutely fabulous. I had lamb and my husband had salmon. Both were great! The potatoes were…read moredelicious. All was good. Highly recommend! Husband here: Service and food were equally excellent.

A good place for a meal near The Cathedral--We have eaten here twice. We have always used the…read moreentrance on Cloître Notre Dame. This is not a fancy place and the noon-time menu is quite short, mostly open face tartines. The price/quality ratio is good and the location cannot be beat, just to the side of the cathedral. The times I have been here I have had the Tartine Provencal and been happy. Add a glass of white wine and a tarte tatin for pleasant lunch.

Reservation recommended. Great hotel. Very different than my impression of Best Western in the…read morestates. Classy, gourmet big league dining.

I have stayed many times at The Grand Monarque when travelling to Chartres with work and often I…read moreend up just eating at their brasserie. The food is always delicious and kept in a French, yet modern style. There are always something on the menu that makes me curious - like the beet root carpaccio I had last year. You can really tell that a lot of heart and soul goes into making the food here. The restaurant has a winter garden ambience during the colder months and is open air during summer. Staff is generally friendly, but could be more attentive (not sure yet if this is a French thing ;-)) and do NOT, I repeat, do not wave your hand to get their attention - you will only be ignored more. Attire is a little dressy here - I would say smart casual (put on that blazer or high heels and lipstick - you will fit right in)

The food at Le Georges was quite good. It has a Michelin star. You'd expect that. What wasn't…read morequite as good--and was unexpected--was that the service was not as good. We arrived about ten minutes early for our early (7:00) dinner reservation. The restaurant wasn't quite open but it was in our hotel and the maître d'hôtel was at his station. We were weary (we had just arrived from the states that morning) and just wanted to sit down and enjoy a nice meal. Instead of offering us an aperitif to enjoy while the rest of the staff readied itself, he suggested that we go to the other hotel bar and return in a few minutes. This was mildly frustrating but could have been forgiven had the rest of the service been seamless. It wasn't. We had long waits during which time no one visited our table. The service wasn't bad. It just wasn't, in my mind, Michelin-star worthy. The food was also a bit uneven. My wife had a fish dish that she thought had been overcooked. I had a pickled mackerel dish that was heavy on the pickling and a little light on the oily mackerel flavor. I also had a duck breast that was cooked perfectly and was delicious. My wife's other dish was supposed to be stuffed zucchini blossoms. As luck would have it, we had eaten lunch in the hotel's brasserie and I had ordered a salad that had come with a zucchini blossom wrapped around a stuffed, small red pepper. On the dinner menu, this was described differently, but it was the same dish. (A) It wasn't really a stuffed zucchini blossom. And (B) I was annoyed to find the same food from the brasserie being served to me hours later on the fine-dining menu. But all was not lost. My wife's dessert was the star of the show. If you go to Le Georges, and if you're in Chartres, you probably should, definitely get the Grand Marnier Souffle. It was amazing. That dessert saved the meal from an otherwise okay review. If the whole meal had lived up to the hype of that dessert, I could understand why Michelin has shined one of its vaunted stars on Le Georges.

Nice enough place for coffee on the square to sit for a bit in the afternoon. About €4 per drink…read more Did not eat here.

I heard bad things about this place but it was definitively very nice. The staff is warm and kind…read moreand willing to help. Drinks are good. There is a nice big terrace. Not sure if they speak English well... (Spoke French with them). There are more locals than tourists there.

The most life- changing experience with French cuisine. This is what French culinary dreams are…read moremade of. Get the appetizer grilled foie gras with side of greens, you won't regret it. The richness of the flavor and the texture which is not reminiscent of the traditional roasted duck or foie gras, but rather a much more like a luxurious and indulgent version. We enjoyed our dinner on the outside of the restaurant after about a 20-30 minute wait. The bone marrow had the best flavor I've experienced for the dish. However, it is definitely overshadowed by the rich flavor of the foie gras. This experience was unforgettable, with our view of Parisian streets on a brisk, April night. We even came back on our last night, but didn't realize the hours on Google maps was for the deli. The restaurant closes earlier, before 9:00 PM. This meal got us thinking about Paris in a positive light, and we hope to be able to come back to eat the amazing dishes again!

This place was a huge letdown. They had a cute little artisanal market on the front left of the…read morerestaurant. They had a number of goods to choose from and I ended up buying a few things for souvenirs. As for the actual restaurant, they had a number of delicious sounding items on their menu. Our server was very attentive to us and helped us decide on our dinner orders. Similar to the other restaurants though. After our food was delivered, it was far in between when we were checked on again. And after dessert it took even longer for our server to bring the bill. Overall, the food was a letdown. I do not exaggerate when I say that the frog legs just tasted like slightly flavored water. My friend's ravioli had a fairly decent flavored sauce but the pasta was a bit chewy. My friend's duck breast was pretty tough; I had noticed the table next to us also ordered it and they seemed to have trouble finishing/cutting theirs as well. As for my steak with foie gras, well the steak was once again tough and the foie gras was weirdly stringy. It was soft for the most part but there were parts that were tough and stringy. Maybe that's a section that's generally separated in the preparation process and it was missed? In any case it was disappointing. What wasn't disappointing was dessert though; perfectly sweet and balanced.

Great food on a quiet street in Paris. Seating inside for maybe a dozen people make a reservation…read morebefore going. I had the tuna tartare served with over a bit of perfectly ripe avocado. Roasted pork cooked sous vide with roasted carrots was absolutely delicious. Beautiful dessert with coconut, mousse, and passionfruit and mango. Everything impeccable.

This is a gem of a little bistrot in Le Marais. Cozy, intimate, and delicious food. We had the most…read morelovely time here. Felt like we were dining in a friend's apartment

Oh, we so totally enjoyed the positive, friendly vibe, as well as the the food and the beverages at…read morethis little bistro! Wine and beer seem to be their specialties, and they were quite good. Reasonably priced too. Our charcuterie board was loving made, large and delicious. We had enough there for two meals! The fresh, crusty, wheat bread was a wonderful accompaniment to the meal. Locals come here, but during this early mid-week day, it was not crowded.

From the owner: Vue sur les Halles Impossible de passer inaperçu, le bar brasserie des Halles se trouve juste en…read moreface des halles. En sortant direction rue Ducerceau, vous tombez directement dessus. Entre deux courses, arrêtez-vous pour boire un verre et faire une pause avant de reprendre vos activités. Entre midi et deux, venez y déjeuner. Plat du jour, menu et autres plats à la carte vous sont proposés.

Fav!! Fav!! My all time jazz cave that I wish I could go to weekly. Went with a group of friends…read moreand this place is all about the performers - tight seating! Arrive a few minutes earlier so that you can grab a drink and a seat. The most recent performance was from out of the country great variety and constantly changing! So you can definitely go multiple times and get something new!

Great intimate jazz music venue. The show was great! I recommend getting your tickets online before…read moreyou arrive or you may not get inside. The seating is very limited.