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Popular for a reason! Despite being on the pricier end and being a tourist attraction, Les Deux Magots boasts a large menu selection with high quality food and friendly staff. The restaurant is usually always packed with a line of people waiting to get in. Luckily, we had a reservation for 1pm on a Monday, so we were able to get seated right away. The staff here all speak English, and there is an English menu (as well as an online menu where you can translate to Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Japanese). We sat in the indoor area with the clear roof, so the bright sky was shining in. We started off with the burgundy escargot and foie gras with caramelized pear. The escargot were very fresh and chewy, and paired great with the pesto and olive oil mixture (which is also delicious to dip the bread in). The foie gras was incredibly tender and soft, quite literally melting in our mouths. Super high quality stuff, and not to mention, a surprisingly great combination with the sweetness of the pears. For the main entrees, we had the lobster pasta with shellfish cream and capon with mushroom (both from the Christmas special menu) and the veal (from the regular menu). I will say, there was some waiting time between the appetizer and main courses, but nothing to fret about. Docking off a star (more like half a star if Yelp did half stars) for this since it's not the quickest service to be honest. While we waited, we sipped on a cappuccino and the hot chocolate. The cappuccino is what you'd typically expect, and the hot chocolate has a super thick consistency, reminiscent of the Spanish hot chocolates you dip your churros in. Starting with the lobster pasta, the lobster was pretty tender and the pasta was al dente. I'd probably expect a larger portion for the pasta to be honest. The capon had a crispy skin and a soft interior which was super easy to cut with a knife. Very tender and I wish they gave more mushrooms! The veal was a show stopper, incredibly tender and perfectly medium rare. A very enjoyable meal and worth a try!
Definitely one of the best croissants I've ever had. We had a short 10 minute wait in a line in front of the restaurant for a table outside. Many people were having bread and butter and the hot chocolate! We for le clasique which came with bread and butter, a small pot of hot chocolate and a croissant priced at 14 euro! It's a lively cafe with breakfast options like omelets and other pastries. Worth a try if you're nearby!
Classic, Touristy, and Surprisingly Good Is this place touristy? Yes. Is it historical? Yes. Is it fun? Absolutely. Is it tasty? Also yes. It's one of those must-try-once spots in Paris, and honestly, the food was much better than I expected for such a touristy location. We started with two St. Germain spritzes--because, well, we were on St. Germain! Then came the foie gras pâté and steak tartare with frites, both of which were delicious. No worries here about sketchy raw beef--everything was fresh and well-prepared. Then we couldn't resist getting a chocolate mousse after seeing our neighboring table digging in and ooohing and aaahing about it. :D Service was attentive and friendly and everything was delicious. Would I go back? Maybe--not as a destination restaurant, but definitely as a nice stop for drinks or snacks while shopping. And with Louis Vuitton right next door, it's hard to resist a little post-retail pick-me-up.
Let me start by saying this was the best hot chocolate I've ever had in my life. I'm not exaggerating... The best! It's thick, smooth, and so creamy it feels like you're drinking melted chocolate bars. There's this tiny bitter note that makes it even richer, but it's not too sweet either. Just perfect balance. I honestly took my time with it, like sip by sip slow, because I didn't want it to end. The service was super friendly and quick, which made the whole thing even better. The place itself has this cozy, peaceful vibe that makes you forget about the rush outside. I walked out just feeling happy. Simple as that.
No real "wow" factor here! The food selection was mediocre and common to what could be found in any cafe in Paris. The service was awful! The waiter acted like we didn't exist most of the time. He came over talking to us in French immediately and got a sour look when we asked for our pastries and coffee in English. He definitely spent more time at the French speaking tables and definitely didn't use rude body language with them as he did us. We were warned that in Paris, the French will be rude to all the tourists. We didn't really experience that much till this encounter. The cafe itself was nice with outdoor patio seating in an inclosed space. I definitely recommend the seating! The food and coffee were decent.
Upscale cafe with some very friendly hosts and great ambience. They have outside seating, a semi inside ( patio style) and then an absolute inside seating that helps them serve their customers. We got ourselves situated inside for the lunch visit and placed an order for the salad ( comes with salmon ), a plate of sea bass with seasonal vegetables and an order of fries. The food was definitely top notch and the experience was beyond wonderful. Right after we enjoyed our meal we ordered a hot chocolate, fig tart and an americano to address those sweet cravings. Awesome and top notch. Loved those extra calories every bit the way they were offered. Sofiane was our host for the lunch and did a fantastic job serving our table. I had a bit of a coffee spill and he did try to help me by taking me down to the cleaning station where they were out of the cleaning spray though he got me hot water and a cloth which did the job for the most part. It's his intention and effort that definitely counts!!
Wonderful breakfast spot. It was a beautiful day and we sat outside. When it comes to a French breakfast, I look for the simple things that are done well. Like a deep golden brown baguette, thin but crackly and crisp and most importantly with lots of blisters or bubbles from proper fermentation. They nailed it here. And don't get me started on the salted butter. The Pot de chocolat des Deux Magots ( classic hot chocolate) was insanely delicious. Made with their classic preparation since 1884, it was rich, thick and full of chocolate goodness. The Croissant, pain aux chocolate ( chocolate croissant ) super flaky and light with a wonderful slither of delicious chocolate that was just enough to fill your senses with chocolate goodness without overwhelming the croissant. The Les Deux Magots chicken Croque-Madame, organic fried egg on top, green salad - Lightly breaded sautéed chicken filet, melted Gruyère and a béchamel sauce top with a fried egg. At least on this dish, the egg came before the chicken. Rich and hearty dish that will keep you going until lunch. Excellent service and they speak English. Happy Eating!,
tl;dr the restaurant is stunning, but the overpriced eats and snooty service are both unpalatable There are countless bistros across the City of Lights, but few are as iconic as Les Deux Magots. This Saint-Germain-des-Pres bistro has boasted centuries of famous visitors, from Earnest Hemingway to Julia Child. Nowadays, Les Deux Magots remains a popular people-watching spot for classic bistro fare. The atmosphere is stunningly Parisian. The tan walls are intricately carved, accented by aqua and hunter-green trim. Tray-style ceilings have recessed lighting, and antique lighting fixtures have been modernized with bulbs. Mahogany tables are pressed up against crimson leather half-booths. The rattle of silverware clashes against the low din of chatter. My family arrived for weekday lunch, and we were immediately seated inside. We started with a forgettable standard espresso beverage and the thick, velvety Chocolat des Deux Magots à l'ancienne (hot chocolate). Meanwhile, Le Croque-Madame des Deux Magots au jambon ou poulet was thick, rich, and crispy. It was the perfect size to split, and featured the ideal ratio of ham, cheese, and béchamel. However, the egg was overdone, and the endive salad was undressed and boring. The daily special gnocchi had a nice texture, and it was served in a rich (albeit one-dimensional) cream of mushroom. The side of baguette was plain and wholly unremarkable. Prices are exceptionally high -- expect to spend 10 euros on beverages and 20-25 euros on standard dishes. Further, the service is snooty, a stark contrast to its nearby rival, Café de Flore. If you value tasty eats, then Les Deux Magots is the marginally better pick between the two; however, my overall experience was more memorably positive at Café de Flore.
If it's good enough for Hemingway, it's good enough for me. Les Deux Magots, along with a handful of cafes in its vicinity, were popular hangouts for the literary elite in the 1920s. The line for dinner in the early evening was only about 10 minutes long. We opted to sit in the semi-enclosed patio which gave us more space & shade than their sidewalk tables. Knowing we were going for gelato nearby for dessert, we ordered a light & fresh meal of a dozen large Burgundy escargots (36 €, the most we paid for snails on our entire trip); warm goat's cheese salad (22 €, loved the temperature contrast of warm cheese on toast over a cool bed of greens); and half a sweet & ripe cantaloupe served with port (I don't recall pricing on this seasonal special.) We really lucked out with service both with the cheerful hostess who asked if we were there to eat or drink (both!) & our lovely server with a good sense of humor. If you're intrigued with literary history, you'll get a kick out of dining at the cafe referenced in "The Sun Also Rises."
This place is EVERY tourist dream. After seeing all the posts about this spot, I knew I had to come here for lunch. Was sat at a table with partial sun right up against the window outside. People watching was amazing and the staff were so friendly. Asked the waiter to help me choose between the rigatoni au pistou et burrata & the roast poultry. He told me the pasta was really good and I'm so happy I asked. The pasta was incredible.
Les Deux Magots was one of those classic Parisian café experiences that completely lived up to the hype. We stopped by for breakfast and ordered the croissant, pain au chocolat, hot chocolate, and coffee. Everything was delicious, but the standout was undoubtedly the hot chocolate--rich, velvety, and indulgent. It's definitely on the pricey side, but absolutely worth trying and easily comparable to the famous hot chocolate at Angelina. The pastries were fresh, buttery, and exactly what you'd hope for from a historic Paris café. The coffee paired perfectly with breakfast and rounded out the experience nicely. Service was friendly and efficient, and one of the highlights was the excellent outdoor seating area. Sitting outside, people-watching, and soaking in the Parisian atmosphere made the meal even more memorable. While reservations are available, I would recommend simply walking in. We found plenty of seating, making it an easy and enjoyable stop without the need to plan ahead. 5/5 - A quintessential Paris café experience with excellent pastries, outstanding hot chocolate, friendly service, and a fantastic outdoor atmosphere. read more
My family and I stopped at Les Deux Magots for lunch on a Saturday while exploring Saint-Germain. The restaurant was bustling, but we were seated fairly quickly after a short wait. The staff was attentive, helpful, and spoke English, which made the experience easy and comfortable. Our food arrived quickly, and overall, everything was good. It is a bit on the pricey side, but that's to be expected given the location and its popularity. It's definitely a touristy spot, but still worth the visit for the atmosphere and quality of the food. I would recommend it to anyone strolling through Saint-Germain looking for a classic Paris café experience. read more
11 days ago
I expected good croissants and espresso. Coffee was good, croissants were Terrible! They are not fresh, tasted like a Costco U.S. mass produced frozen and thawed croissant. Don't waste your money. Living on name and length of time they have been open. read more
Popular for a reason! Despite being on the pricier end and being a tourist attraction, Les Deux Magots boasts a large menu selection with high quality food and friendly staff. The restaurant is usually always packed with a line of people waiting to get in. Luckily, we had a reservation for 1pm on a Monday, so we were able to get seated right away. The staff here all speak English, and there is an English menu (as well as an online menu where you can translate to Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Japanese). We sat in the indoor area with the clear roof, so the bright sky was shining in. We started off with the burgundy escargot and foie gras with caramelized pear. The escargot were very fresh and chewy, and paired great with the pesto and olive oil mixture (which is also delicious to dip the bread in). The foie gras was incredibly tender and soft, quite literally melting in our mouths. Super high quality stuff, and not to mention, a surprisingly great combination with the sweetness of the pears. For the main entrees, we had the lobster pasta with shellfish cream and capon with mushroom (both from the Christmas special menu) and the veal (from the regular menu). I will say, there was some waiting time between the appetizer and main courses, but nothing to fret about. Docking off a star (more like half a star if Yelp did half stars) for this since it's not the quickest service to be honest. While we waited, we sipped on a cappuccino and the hot chocolate. The cappuccino is what you'd typically expect, and the hot chocolate has a super thick consistency, reminiscent of the Spanish hot chocolates you dip your churros in. Starting with the lobster pasta, the lobster was pretty tender and the pasta was al dente. I'd probably expect a larger portion for the pasta to be honest. The capon had a crispy skin and a soft interior which was super easy to cut with a knife. Very tender and I wish they gave more mushrooms! The veal was a show stopper, incredibly tender and perfectly medium rare. A very enjoyable meal and worth a try! read more
Definitely one of the best croissants I've ever had. We had a short 10 minute wait in a line in front of the restaurant for a table outside. Many people were having bread and butter and the hot chocolate! We for le clasique which came with bread and butter, a small pot of hot chocolate and a croissant priced at 14 euro! It's a lively cafe with breakfast options like omelets and other pastries. Worth a try if you're nearby! read more
8 months ago
Classic, Touristy, and Surprisingly Good Is this place touristy? Yes. Is it historical? Yes. Is it fun? Absolutely. Is it tasty? Also yes. It's one of those must-try-once spots in Paris, and honestly, the food was much better than I expected for such a touristy location. We started with two St. Germain spritzes--because, well, we were on St. Germain! Then came the foie gras pâté and steak tartare with frites, both of which were delicious. No worries here about sketchy raw beef--everything was fresh and well-prepared. Then we couldn't resist getting a chocolate mousse after seeing our neighboring table digging in and ooohing and aaahing about it. :D Service was attentive and friendly and everything was delicious. Would I go back? Maybe--not as a destination restaurant, but definitely as a nice stop for drinks or snacks while shopping. And with Louis Vuitton right next door, it's hard to resist a little post-retail pick-me-up. read more
2 days ago
Let me start by saying this was the best hot chocolate I've ever had in my life. I'm not exaggerating... The best! It's thick, smooth, and so creamy it feels like you're drinking melted chocolate bars. There's this tiny bitter note that makes it even richer, but it's not too sweet either. Just perfect balance. I honestly took my time with it, like sip by sip slow, because I didn't want it to end. The service was super friendly and quick, which made the whole thing even better. The place itself has this cozy, peaceful vibe that makes you forget about the rush outside. I walked out just feeling happy. Simple as that. read more
1 year ago
No real "wow" factor here! The food selection was mediocre and common to what could be found in any cafe in Paris. The service was awful! The waiter acted like we didn't exist most of the time. He came over talking to us in French immediately and got a sour look when we asked for our pastries and coffee in English. He definitely spent more time at the French speaking tables and definitely didn't use rude body language with them as he did us. We were warned that in Paris, the French will be rude to all the tourists. We didn't really experience that much till this encounter. The cafe itself was nice with outdoor patio seating in an inclosed space. I definitely recommend the seating! The food and coffee were decent. read more
Upscale cafe with some very friendly hosts and great ambience. They have outside seating, a semi inside ( patio style) and then an absolute inside seating that helps them serve their customers. We got ourselves situated inside for the lunch visit and placed an order for the salad ( comes with salmon ), a plate of sea bass with seasonal vegetables and an order of fries. The food was definitely top notch and the experience was beyond wonderful. Right after we enjoyed our meal we ordered a hot chocolate, fig tart and an americano to address those sweet cravings. Awesome and top notch. Loved those extra calories every bit the way they were offered. Sofiane was our host for the lunch and did a fantastic job serving our table. I had a bit of a coffee spill and he did try to help me by taking me down to the cleaning station where they were out of the cleaning spray though he got me hot water and a cloth which did the job for the most part. It's his intention and effort that definitely counts!! read more
Wonderful breakfast spot. It was a beautiful day and we sat outside. When it comes to a French breakfast, I look for the simple things that are done well. Like a deep golden brown baguette, thin but crackly and crisp and most importantly with lots of blisters or bubbles from proper fermentation. They nailed it here. And don't get me started on the salted butter. The Pot de chocolat des Deux Magots ( classic hot chocolate) was insanely delicious. Made with their classic preparation since 1884, it was rich, thick and full of chocolate goodness. The Croissant, pain aux chocolate ( chocolate croissant ) super flaky and light with a wonderful slither of delicious chocolate that was just enough to fill your senses with chocolate goodness without overwhelming the croissant. The Les Deux Magots chicken Croque-Madame, organic fried egg on top, green salad - Lightly breaded sautéed chicken filet, melted Gruyère and a béchamel sauce top with a fried egg. At least on this dish, the egg came before the chicken. Rich and hearty dish that will keep you going until lunch. Excellent service and they speak English. Happy Eating!, read more
21 days ago
21 days ago
tl;dr the restaurant is stunning, but the overpriced eats and snooty service are both unpalatable There are countless bistros across the City of Lights, but few are as iconic as Les Deux Magots. This Saint-Germain-des-Pres bistro has boasted centuries of famous visitors, from Earnest Hemingway to Julia Child. Nowadays, Les Deux Magots remains a popular people-watching spot for classic bistro fare. The atmosphere is stunningly Parisian. The tan walls are intricately carved, accented by aqua and hunter-green trim. Tray-style ceilings have recessed lighting, and antique lighting fixtures have been modernized with bulbs. Mahogany tables are pressed up against crimson leather half-booths. The rattle of silverware clashes against the low din of chatter. My family arrived for weekday lunch, and we were immediately seated inside. We started with a forgettable standard espresso beverage and the thick, velvety Chocolat des Deux Magots à l'ancienne (hot chocolate). Meanwhile, Le Croque-Madame des Deux Magots au jambon ou poulet was thick, rich, and crispy. It was the perfect size to split, and featured the ideal ratio of ham, cheese, and béchamel. However, the egg was overdone, and the endive salad was undressed and boring. The daily special gnocchi had a nice texture, and it was served in a rich (albeit one-dimensional) cream of mushroom. The side of baguette was plain and wholly unremarkable. Prices are exceptionally high -- expect to spend 10 euros on beverages and 20-25 euros on standard dishes. Further, the service is snooty, a stark contrast to its nearby rival, Café de Flore. If you value tasty eats, then Les Deux Magots is the marginally better pick between the two; however, my overall experience was more memorably positive at Café de Flore. read more
10 months ago
If it's good enough for Hemingway, it's good enough for me. Les Deux Magots, along with a handful of cafes in its vicinity, were popular hangouts for the literary elite in the 1920s. The line for dinner in the early evening was only about 10 minutes long. We opted to sit in the semi-enclosed patio which gave us more space & shade than their sidewalk tables. Knowing we were going for gelato nearby for dessert, we ordered a light & fresh meal of a dozen large Burgundy escargots (36 €, the most we paid for snails on our entire trip); warm goat's cheese salad (22 €, loved the temperature contrast of warm cheese on toast over a cool bed of greens); and half a sweet & ripe cantaloupe served with port (I don't recall pricing on this seasonal special.) We really lucked out with service both with the cheerful hostess who asked if we were there to eat or drink (both!) & our lovely server with a good sense of humor. If you're intrigued with literary history, you'll get a kick out of dining at the cafe referenced in "The Sun Also Rises." read more
3 months ago
Allergy accommodating: 5/5 (peanut/dairy allergy) Ordered: Le Complet Food, atmosphere, and service are 5/5. Have to come for yourself to enjoy and see. 100% will come again. Sat outside on the patio. read more
1 year ago
This place is EVERY tourist dream. After seeing all the posts about this spot, I knew I had to come here for lunch. Was sat at a table with partial sun right up against the window outside. People watching was amazing and the staff were so friendly. Asked the waiter to help me choose between the rigatoni au pistou et burrata & the roast poultry. He told me the pasta was really good and I'm so happy I asked. The pasta was incredible. read more
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4 months ago
Wow, this was amazing experience. Love cafe Les Delux Margot. I ordered Eclair and coffee. The Eclair was out of this world. I went on a Friday late night before midnight, they were still open. Got great service. It very romantic place. Very happy with the experience. read more
Wonderful Parisian experience. Waiter was great. Food was great. Outside, people watching on the sidewalk beside l'eglise. Don't listen to the haters because this place is so popular. It's very good. A bit pricey, but everything is in Paris. read more
Visited 05/14/2025 Hemingway supposedly had dinner here a long time ago, which seemed to be what brought us here. Service was very good, I gotta say. Food too... Stuffed artichoke as an appetizer, Veal chop with mashed potatoes for me and prawns with risotto in a red sauce. My veal chop was very nice and tender, although a bit fatty and the potatoes were hard to stop eating... very smooth and creamy. My wife wasn't too crazy about the risotto. Labeled as 'shellfish cream' turns out to be a red sauce, which wasn't her favorite meal of the trip. Their dessert "L'Énigme d'Auguste" was kind of a bust. Chocolate mousse under a chocolate shell sounded really good (if you like chocolate) then hot fudge drizzled over the top, left you with a bowl of chocolate... warm chocolate. Not sure if we got the right presentation. Tasted great... but not sure what all the hype was about. Then there was the surprise 20% tip added on. No mention of it beforehand. Pretty surprising really since tipping is not "usually" required like it is in the states. So watch out for this if you go. Not sure if the tip was added because we were American... but it is possible. read more
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Fabulous service excellent food!! Many years I've been to Paris and overlooked this place as a tourist trap. I am so wrong. It's was wonderful!! I decided to get a dinner reservation and beyond happy we went. Our server was such a joyful personality made our experience so much better. read more
They know how to make a damn good chocolat chaud! Had the Viennois Chocolat - thick hot chocolate with lightly sweetened and airy whipped cream. I dont know why but the whipped cream lighten up the hot chocolate. I could easily drink the entire serving. And with most sweet things in France, they are never too sweet. An art to aspire to really. Their berries tea is also delicious. Servers were somewhat arrogant hence docking a star but man this place has great drinks. Price is somewhat high even for Paris standard. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
A beautiful outdoor garden awaits you at this wonderful restaurant. Champagne and a delicious salad was my treat for the day. My service and server were great!! read more
Obviously I had to stop by here while in Paris because of its history and it did not let me down! You can tell it's touristy because of all the people who stop by the front and take photos on the place. In terms of the restaurant itself: The old-style hot chocolate was too rich and sweet for me but I had to try due to the rave. Either way, I'd say you should try it because it was pretty good. I highly recommend the Croque-Madam! It was the perfect mix of ham and cheese, even though you'd think it's so simple. The bread is so good!!! And the service was delightful. read more
1 year ago
I couldn't have asked for a better diner experience. Our group chose to enjoy brunch outdoors here on June 16, and everything exceeded expectations. The food was excellent, but it was the exceptional service that truly stood out. After our meal, I handed my credit card to our wonderful waiter, who unfortunately dropped it- and in an unbelievable stroke of bad luck, it slipped between the cracks of the wooden deck. I was stunned and couldn't help but laugh at the situation, though our server, clearly distressed, took it very seriously. He quickly informed the manager, who responded with incredible grace- bringing over glasses of champagne. As we sipped Veuve, I resigned myself to the idea of having to cancel my card- until the manger returned with an electric drill. To our amazement, he carefully removed a wooden plank from the deck and retrieved my credit card. Thanks to his above and beyond efforts, my Chase Sapphire was saved! read more
Just a wonderful environment. Given it's status as an attraction the staff were quite friendly and accommodating of our general lack of French language skills (though we tried our best!). We were seated right away even in a busy season and day, which was appreciated. We mainly stopped in for tea and some snacks, so I don't have much to say on the food. Though the cheeses we had were quite lovely, large portions and a fair mix of varieties. I also enjoyed the teas and coffee we shared. It is very cool to be in a place so frequented by artists and historical figures, and that was the main draw for me here. I think it's a lovely space to stop - especially for tourists like us. read more
2 years ago
We walked past by in the off hours and decided to give a try for this historic restaurant. The ambiance was very classic French. We ordered roasted chicken, The Croque-Madame from Deux Magots with ham and Deux Magots' old-style hot chocolate. They were delicious. My favorite was Croque-Madame and hot chocolate. The server was friendly but not clear about included gratuity. We were glad to stop by and crossed off the list. read more
7 months ago
YES! YES! YES!!!!! Simply the BEST Croque Monsieur I have ever had. The service was good, but if you have a party of more than 1, be prepared to wait. There was a line, for sure. I chose to sit outside so I did not see the interior. I was off to the side, so my people-watching spot was not the best, but I wanted to return for another Croque Monsieur but did not have time. Food allergies were not an issue. I am allergic to all 9 tree nuts and sesame seeds. read more
Are here twice. It's a historic spot dripping in charm. Service is slow in the way the French give you an unrushed experience. Ate and drank: Hot chocolate Vegetarian salad 2x The hot chocolate was dark, rich & full of deliciousness . The salad was perfection and at $21e a bargain for its freshness creativity and size. No long lines like Carette & the dessert box the waitress brings over is old school priceless. read more
I had an amazing time at this restaurant. The service was swift and our server was very kind and helpful. I got the meat of the day which was the lamb served with potatoes and it was quite delicious. For dessert, I also got the hot chocolate with whipped cream which was phenomenal, I could eat that everyday. The outdoor seating was also very nice, most almost all of the area is nice and shaded. (See pic of the lamb below) read more
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