Best food in the neighborhood! Try their pepper sauce steak - it's to die for. The duck is also…read morevery tasty.

Don't be discouraged by the modest exterior of this cafe. It's a true hidden gem!…read more Home food made from scratch for a very reasonable price. The Magret de canard is delicious! The cook makes the best sauces in Paris imho! The location is perfect - right across from Gare De Lyon train station.

Average bar restaurant on the champs elysees , nice to sit outside and people watch with a glass of…read morevino Service is okay- haven't tried the food

The food was great. A very nice display. The service was excellent. I wish I could remember his…read morename but I can give you a quick description. Young tall, good looking kid we talked about coming to San Diego. The restaurant had a nice romantic feeling dimming of the lights. Nice view of the streets. We had a great time.

Part of Paris since the 1940s Chez Paul blends in with the local streets so seamlessly that most…read morewill walk by without notice, but since coming under ownership of the Karrenbauer family in 1998 the space at 13 Rue de Charonne has continued a proud tradition begun by Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Small but comfortable thanks to red leather banquetes, a tiled floor beneath brass ceilings and walls full of art, it is from a paper ledger that reservations are confirmed prior to seating at wood tables that require being slid aside to gain access. A locals sort of place, though the menu does offer English translations, fans of Bistro fare will find all the staples complimented by daily specials while the Wine list runs long yet quite affordable. Well-suited to families, especially on Sundays when so few Parisian Restaurants are open all day, starters come in the form of Escargot or French Onion Soup plus sizable slabs of Foie Gras and the chunky sort of housemade Terrine one rarely encounters outside of France. Far more affordable than tourist favorites, its place in the 11th undoubtedly part of the reason, main plates see Confit Duck done well without any fuss while Pepper Steak and Sweetbreads in reduced Soy are generous in terms of portion and flavor. Not a spot to skip Dessert, all but Ice Cream made on site, Chez Paul's Baba is denser than Ducasse's but no less delicious while the Œufs à la neige and Tarte Tatin are each classics prepared the right way.

Truly obsessed with this hidden gem. We ate here on our first night and decided to come back on our…read morelast night as this was the best food we ate all trip. Everything was cooked to perfection, the service was impeccable, and the restaurant itself had a truly authentic homey feel. I highly recommend checking this place out if you are in Paris.

We had an amazing lunch here while waiting for our train. Knowing that we had time to spare, this…read morehigh end restaurant was a perfect place to kill some time. We did order a starter, but watching others, I would have to try the artichoke...it was huge and looked delicious. Bf ordered the ravioli, which he loved. I got the goat cheese salad. Yum and yummy. We both ordered the expresso with finger chocolate for dessert!! To die for!!!

Another great meal that was unique and served very hot. All…read morecooked fresh Service was professional and excellent Restaurant is bistro style very nice and popular We always stop here on our trips to Paris

This is a very small venue, so be sure to make a reservation if you plan to dine here. We enjoyed…read morefood - even my local French friend loved it! :) They have nice 'set menu' pricing for Monday through Friday for anyone who is interested. I started with Bean salad, moved on Monkfish main dish, and finished with chocolate dessert. Everything tasted great and the portion was perfect. Thought it was very reasonably priced. This is one of the rare places being open on Sunday - another bonus point!

Literally my favorite place to eat in Paris. Every time I come here, food is amazing and creative!…read moreMake reservations as walk-ins is impossible specially on the weekends. Service is great and accommodating. This is a must try when in Paris.

Cafe Panis is a short walk across the bridge from Notre Dame and where I had dinner after my visit…read more I ordered a peach flavored tea to drink along with some beef bourginon at 19.50€. A small basket of popcorn and water arrived first. Then a basket of french bread was delivered. Just a few minutes later my entree arrived in a bowl of meat, potatoes and gravy. This dish was savory in flavor with the meat being very tender and the roasted potatoes being delicious too. Finally the bread and gravy were pleasing and made this a filling meal (4). The Fuze Peach Tea was also good tasting at 7€ for 1 glass. I know that French table service can be very slow according to American standards but this experience was worse than expected. I believe I still would be there waiting to pay my bill if I hadn't forced the issue. When you tell waiters and show them that you are ready to leave and they still ignore you is why I give an overall score of a 3 rather than a 4.

Another lunch stop near Notre Dame. And again, packed. Still, we were seated quickly and our…read morewaiter was exceptionally helpful. My wife decided to please her "sweet tooth" and ordered a cappuccino and pastry plate. She devoured the two chocolate entrees, and shared with me a superb strawberry cheesecake bite. I tried to take a slightly healthier approach and ordered a Thai salad with chicken. Lettuce, cabbage, carrots and mint topped with Thai grilled chicken. Delicious. And large enough to share (thus allowing for an exchange of salad for the aforementioned cheesecake). Everything was fresh and reasonably priced. A solid choice if you're in the neighborhood.

the starters were good bit the two fish dishes thatcwere the main plates were and tasteless. And…read moreremained tasteless even when slightly better cooked. L much better restaurants in Paris at the same price range.

This was a good restaurant, a long time ago. Now, their food and service have taken a major dive…read more Ordered a bottle of wine - they placed it on the table with glasses & didn't even pour any for us. Tuna tartare was brown in color!!!! Wouldn't feed that to a cat. Other dishes not good & service HORRIBLE AVOID THIS PLACE - Americans are not welcome here.

As soon as Jamie W and I checked into our hotel in Le Marais, we actually had to bolt to make our…read morelast-minute appointed timeslot at the newly refurbished Notre Dame cathedral. When we realized we were going to be about a half-hour early, we made a stop here because it looked quite inviting. It was to be our very first cafe stop in Paris, a momentous occasion, n'est-ce pas? Although they offered a full cafe menu of French favorites, we didn't have time to have even a slice of toast with creamy butter. Rather, we restrained ourselves and ordered a couple of ¥7 Cafe Creme Glaces which was their slightly sweeter rendition of cafe au lait (Photo 8). It worked for our undemanding palates because it finally dawned on us that we were in the City of Lights. Bonjour Paris! COFFEE - 3 stars...on the sweeter side of caffeine AMBIANCE - 4 stars...quite Parisian with a big terrace SERVICE - 3 stars...there were many male servers TOTAL - 3 stars...a fitting first stop in Paris RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/zgkvOwnB6r

We ate here 2 years ago and it was decent. Are here today and ordered the same Niçoise salad as…read morebefore. First of all it came with rice - a surprise - and almost no lettuce. The appetite killer was the tuna - brown unappetizing - I sent it back. Took forever to get an onion soup instead figuring they couldn't ruin it but they did. Apparently new chef. Run away from this place as fast as you can.