Accidentally found this wonderful little shop while touring Paris. The fish and chips were the…read moremost delicious and the freshest I have ever eaten. And I'm from the gulf Coast where seafood is fantastic! Tartar sauce was great. Seemed homemade.

We saw the restaurant on a Japanese TV series and had to go there as I love fish and chips, having…read morelived on the East Coast. My fish and chips were very good and my bride's chicken sandwich equally good! Service was good and setting is a nice little local establishment. If we lived here and close by, I'd be a regular. We'll visit again next time in Paris.

Ordered the fish and chips and a hamburger. Ask for the "Formule". Which comes with a glass of…read morewine, main coffee and a dessert.

My boyfriend and I were walking through the Bastille when we noticed the sidewalk signs in front…read more The food looked incredible! I checked my handy Yelp app and was pleasantly surprised by great reviews and ratings...so we decided to give it a shot. We were seated straight away on the second floor. As we scanned the menus and surroundings, I became very uneasy with the decor (read: Times Square, yellow cabs, Mick Jagger, etc...) realizing this might be a tourist trap. I was sadly correct. The fish sandwich was not much to be desired. The fries were decent. The sweet potato soup tasted like canned tomatoes. Next time I'll trust my gut and go elsewhere.

Was looking for a quick, but healthy lunch option. Grabbed lunch here with a friend who had ordered…read morethrough meal pal. While waiting for our food, we realized we had some time and wanted to eat at the restaurant, but we were turned away since she had pre-ordered. The restaurant was empty and I found the gesture to be quite rude and obnoxious. In any case, the lunch included quinoa with avocado and sliced fish (I forget the name of the French region they obtained it from), and gazpacho. All the food was fresh and enjoyable. Hope they're nicer next time!

Honestly so happy with finding this place. Hungry and wanting a quick meal before our flight back…read morehome and stumbled across this hidden Gem. First off I was concerned about finding somewhere that has vegetarian options because they're quite fat and few between in Paris I've noticed. I asked inside and the waitress was SUPER friendly and accommodating. She got us seated and water right away. Spoke very good English (I'm sure she must have lived there for some time or at least grown up bilingual) which was very handy because our French is very limited. Food was amazing. Service continued to be amazing throughout. And the beer was really nice. The Vegetarian Falafel sandwich was a great choice. Highly recommend this place.

To be honest, I was scared to get a cosmo because I know they can be strong but the photo of it…read morelooked nice on the menu lol. This one was so good I got 2 Yes yes yes I already know this isn't a FOOD post but cmon look at that pretty pink color from the raspberry juice I had to post it. Also our waiter was amazing. He asked us where we were from and then did his best impression of a cowboy :)

I'm not sure what to say about this cafe. It's not super bad but also not super good. The hot…read morechocolate is too expensive (4,40€), comes without whipped cream and one was literally half empty. Either the waitress had a bad day or she's just not too happy about everything but I think she didn't smile once. Wouldn't go there again tbh. On the bright side: the decor is kinda pretty.

If you are looking for a great burger in a high energy place this is a great choice…read more This was a mix depending on what you are looking for. The burgers were fantastic. My wife and son both had bacon cheeseburgers and devoured them. I had the fish and chips which were disappointing. The space is small and very loud. The servers were very friendly and attentive.

From the owner: Du vin ? Oui, mais nature au Marché des Enfants Rouges ! Dans le Marais, bien au chaud au cœur du…read moreMarché des Enfants Rouges, se trouve Versant Vins. Une cave à vins certes, mais une cave à vins pas tout à fait comme les autres. Finis les produits chimiques et autres substances nuisibles, Jeanne Galinié ne propose que des vins naturels, par goût bien évidemment, mais aussi par philosophie et par respect de l'environnement. Quant aux grincheux qui ne boivent ni vin, ni champagne, ils pourront se rattraper avec l'épicerie fine de Jeanne : miels, confitures ou tapenades...

First meal in France and my husband and I were not disappointed. The hamburgers were extremely…read moredelicious! The service was exceptional and friendly.

From the owner: Quand le Métro s’invite au resto !…read more Marre de manger sur le pouce entre deux métros ? Faites un arrêt à la bonne station : Damremont. Vous ne la trouverez pas sur les plans de la RATP, pourtant c'est de loin le meilleur plan … Carrelage blanc et sièges oranges vous font voyager dans les saveurs du temps, où la signalisation est claire et gourmande; impossible de vous y perdre, le contrôleur est de votre coté. Le menu en forme de ticket de métro, Vous êtes bien dans un resto ! Destination la City avec notre Fish and Chips Original, changement pour la Grosse Pomme avec nos burgers et frites maison et terminus sur la ville Lumière avec chaque jour un plat cosmopolite à l’image de la richesse de notre capitale. Plus qu’un réseau urbain, cette station crée une véritable correspondance entre nos artisans locaux passionnés pour élaborer une cuisine maison basée sur la fraicheur, la qualité et le goût. Sur les mêmes rails, le Wagon Bar vous présente une sélection d’alcools originaux et de caractère, rhum, whisky, bourbon, bières artisanales, pour que cette virée en solo, en famille ou entre amis soit inoubliable. La Station, c’est frais, c’est bon.