Wow! I was just looking for some escargot and frog legs nearby the hotel, and Le Sanglier Bleu…read morepopped up. Little did I know, it's practically next to the Moulin Rouge. What a surprise coming out of the metro and seeing the Moulin Rouge in front of me. Very cute neighborhood. Service was good and friendly. I love how Paris restaurants will usually give your fresh cut bread to go with your cheese and butter. Nice cocktails here and the food was amazing and shareable. The escargot was sooo good and the garlic herb butter was divine. Frog legs were a good size and overall amazing meal!

The restaurant has an amazing slightly upscale vibe but still casual and relaxing. It has a great…read moreview of outside so is perfect to enjoy the street view! I ordered the duck and polenta and loved it. Very tender and salty enough while letting the duck flavor shine. The polenta was also delicious-- creamy but with a nice texture from it being seared on the outside. It sat on some mashed potatoes which I also enjoyed. Definitely try but on the pricier side.

What a creperie place! The service was outstanding and the crepes were phenomenal!…read more Definitely worth the visit especially during lunch when you can get both a savory and sweet crepe for $15 euro.

Excellent service in a very busy restaurant. The crepes were wonderful! We ordered mushroom, ham…read moreand cheese and a cheese and meat crepe for lunch, and finished with a caramel crepe for dessert. It was worth waiting in line to get in.

Food was not good and service was very slow…read more We had the Margarita pizza (ok- the best thing we ordered), seafood pasta (salty and smelt not fresh), lasagna bolognese (meh and chopped up pasta pieces), tiramisu (good!) The prices and the wait was the downside. Took them 20 mins even to take our order and I had to flag them down. The meal took 2 hours for some very simple dishes and not a super busy night. Pizza is probably the way to go here, but still not worth the wait.

We dropped in for dinner tonight after a long day of exploring the city. Italian food in Paris? We…read morewere game. Come to find out it's run by an Italian and French family and they are making excellent pizzas and pastas! I got spinach ravioli and my husband got the veggie pizza. He was so impressed he asked the waiter about it. Check them out. You won't be disappointed.

Omg, Thai place never disappoints. I ordered Nutella, banana, strawberry crepe. It was huge. It is…read moretoo much for one person. I also ordered espresso to have a balance with the sweet crepe. Service was great. It has great ambiance.

The crepe was soooo good! I got a nutella banana strawberry crepe and it was parfait, as the French…read morewould say. The vibe here is super cute, I love all the windows and you can see Notre Dame while you're eating. Docked a star because the host was NOT friendly, however, the server was soo sweet and we really liked her. I also wouldn't recommend the chai latte, it wasn't my fav (although it did have really cute latte art on it). All in all I would definitely return for another crepe and maybe try another drink.

Dropped in quickly while the family was waiting for a bus. Bought some gf oven bake croissants and…read morepain au chocolat. Very nice flaky pastry. Slight bitter taste that you get sometimes with gf flour but otherwise superb. Nice and buttery.

Nice stop for a pastry or breakfast. It seems like there are a lot of locals that stop in and the…read moreline for pastries can feel a bit rushed, but grab a table. The avocado toast was huge!

Lovely cafe! I popped in here for a pain au chocolate and a latte to take with me as I walked…read morearound the area. They were both delicious! The pain au chocolate was soooo good and definitely helped my early morning stroll around the neighborhood! If you're in the area, this bakery is a must to stop in. The staff was very friendly and quick!

Best meal all week! Cute little restaurant in Montmartre with limited indoor seating, make sure you…read moremake reservations. They were so nice & accommodating, the moment we stepped in they made us feel welcomed. Their food was delectable with many gluten free options. The homemade foie gras was delicious & it even came with gluten free bread! My husband enjoyed his tuna fish with leek tatin, black rice & tom yam coconut cream. My daughter enjoyed the pressed beef stew with roasted cauliflower, black olive, red wine jus. And I LOVED the beef butcher's cut with potatoes, beetroots and honey. The desserts were just as tasty. We got the caramelized pear with vanilla pastry cream, crumble and brioche & the gluten free chocolate lava cake with crunchy praline topping. Everything was so flavorful & beautifully presented. We were so full but extremely satisfied. If we stayed closer to this area we would have eaten there again! This is a must visit in Paris.

This place is a gem!…read more First off, the hours on yelp are wrong. They are indeed open for lunch during weekdays. Even though this looks like a hike in a wall place, the food is phenomenal. It shows the owner and the chef care about their food. It's a stark contrast to all the touristy traps in this area. On top of that, the prices are very reasonable. We got the set lunch for 19 euros and they were more than enough to power me for the rest of my tourist day ;)

[Montmarte location - 118 Rue Caulaincourt 75018 Paris] - Magasin Bio et Nature, Numerous locations…read more- Great organic grocer, in different locations, for the finest snacks, breakfast items for a healthy trip and stock-up on the best, holistic French food. Emily Rose Reeder

As a GF tourist in Paris this place was a life-saver! It is the only place I could find gluten-free…read morebread and....GF beer! Yeah! They have a variety of organic and natural products including a small selection of organic produce. This is a chain store so there are a few spread throughout the city.

Fun little place with outside as well as a few inside tables. Country French style. Friendly…read moreservice and quick with the food. Just a simple breakfast fast of tea, baguette with butter and jam and yogurt with honey. All of which was excellent!

Eggs and coffee were great and so was the service! I highly recommend the soft boiled eggs with…read moresalted butter and bread if you want a real French high protein treat. Everything was great and we love this location. It's one of our favorite streets in Paris.

We dined here last night upon a recommendation from my wife's boss. This was a great little spot…read more Small dining area downstairs with a little spiral staircase leading up to 2 more small dining rooms. The staff was all very friendly and inviting and were happy to recommend their favorite dishes to us. My wife ordered a French onion soup and one of their famously large salads, which are served in these big bowls. I decided to try the chef's special, which was a beef tenderloin a la rossini (truffle sauce and foie gras). I'm not typically a foie gras fan, but I figured since we're in Paris that I'd give it a shot. I'm very glad I did because it was absolutely delicious. The steak melded perfectly with the truffle sauce and fois gras. This was all served with potatoes au gratin, and blanched green beans. Everything was perfect. I also ordered two large beers. A Grimbergin blonde and a Kronenbourg ale. I love how both beers were served in their respective brand's glasses. Such a nice touch. For dessert, we ordered an Apple Tarte Tartin, upon a recommendation from one of the staff. It was light, sweet, and served with some ice cream and créme fraîce. This was such a great dinner all around. Great food, great vibes, which all lead to a great evening. Would definitely recommend!

Big disappointment this one. I bookmarked it based on all the positive reviews. Apparently I was…read moresupposed to order the big cheap salad with potatoes. It wasn't on the menu. For New Year's Eve they offered a special menu, 79 € per person. The host outside who convinced us to splurge for the special occasion said our kiddo wouldn't pay full price. Spoiler: that's not how it went. We were seated in back by the restrooms, with the sound of the hand-dryer serenading our meal. From what I could tell, apart from the staff, there wasn't a single French-speaking person in the whole place, a bad sign. For appetizers we had the escargots, which could have benefited from more garlic and butter, the foie gras, which was fine, and the smoked salmon, which was a generous portion, and very smokey. For my main, I ordered the duck in honey sauce, which would have been a good plate, served with salad, but for some reason they plated it with cold vegetables: green beans, bell pepper, and eggplant under congealing butter--Tasted like it was made ahead of time and they forgot to reheat it out of the fridge before scooping onto my plate. Total fail. My kiddo got the knuckle of lamb, which was fatty and gristly, although the mashed potatoes underneath were delicious, and my wife chose the fettuccine with shrimp and scallops, which were both overcooked and the scallops were crunchy, which was weird, served over way too much plain noodles. The desserts were good, but we paid over 240 € for three, with only one drink each, making it both the most expensive and also least delicious meal of our trip so far. Staff were friendly and attentive, and all addressed us in English, even though I'm fluent in French, which makes sense for a tourist trap. Would not recommend, unless maybe you just get the big cheap salad, seemingly that's what the 5-star reviews are for.