Very cute and hip cafe/restaurant. Waiters are friendly and nice…read more The food was really tasty and the plating beautiful. Prices are also ok! Would definitely come here again, if I could

The style of resturant is build your own bowl. You got to choose three sides and a protein. One of…read morethe best, fresh tasting meals. I crave this exact meal ever since going!

From the owner: La cantine du marché c'est un nouveau restaurant pour déguster sur place ou à emporter une vraie…read morecuisine maison de chef, fraîche et gourmande, pour tous les goûts à prix tout doux, dirigée par pierre michel, ancien des maisons dalloyau, lenôtre, saint-clair et caviar kaspia... La cantine du marché c'est aussi une épicerie fine, des cours de cuisine, un espace pouvant être privatisé pour des cocktails, des réunions ou des vernissages.... Du matin au soir, la cantine c'est votre espace intime et convivial pour manger vrai, bon et frais. a la carte ou en formule plats mijotés en cocotte / les recettes croustillantes / salades fraîches / soupes chaudes et froides / pâtes al dente / pâtisseries gourmandes.

can't find better mozzarella in Paris. Really recommend their sandwiches - so huge and generous…read morewith the cheese! such a great find

This place is like heaven to me. Their mozzarella are tasty, service is really friendly and prices…read moreare fine. I'm so glad I just discover this place

The reincarnation from what used to be A la Carte. Clearly the business model for make your own…read moresalad at 9 EUR didn't survive so they sold the place to another owner who decided you can make more money if you're only allowed to pick 3-4 ingredients in your salad with only one size salad option and the people behind the counter chooses the portion, which is similar to ordering a salad in any other restaurant, except for about 9 EUR you don't get anything fancy (like smoked salmon), at most you can get some cut up chorizos or seasoned chicken. The soup option is even more ridiculous. For 3 EUR, you get a half portion of soup (35cl or 350ml). The container already looks small enough and they fill it up to about half that size. No more soup purchasing here for me. I'm not even sure if I should bother reviewing his place because although I love the concept of picking your own ingredients and their ingredients are quite fresh, this place is way too expensive for what they have to offer and I doubt this place will survive much longer than it's predecessor.

Wonderfully friendly service (in English) and homemade tasty bread. Tucked away just around the…read morecorner, but worth the the short walk from the main road.

We were walking by and my kids wanted gelato. They had so many different flavors and options. Some…read moreof the flavors are strawberry sorbet and Nutella. They have sorbets and gelato so there's an option for everyone. Very friendly staff. I give this place four stars.

7,50€ for a soup + drink + dessert! As a student, this is a pretty good deal because the soup was…read moreamazing! It was a mushroom and honey soup, very delicious! I got the chocolate mousse for dessert which was also excellent! They also have really good looking bagels and ice cream! Their formules seem to be well priced. I will come back! Also, the woman behind the counter spoke excellent English!

Tiniest restaurant I've ever visited, and everything is made from scratch! He makes his own bread,…read moreand has a small selection of sandwiches. We chose the spinach sandwich and the beef sandwich which had zucchini and a read sauce that was a bit spicy. Very well prepared and presented, and I forgot to take the initial picture, so I posted mid-meal shots. Sorry! He also had lemonade that is home made, and it can have syrups added if you want peach, kiwi, strawberry etc... very tasty! The sides are coleslaw, vegetable soup(puréed not chunky), small salad or potatoes (which we didn't get). The salad was tiny and just lettuce, the soup was perfect and the coleslaw was elegantly flavored. Very affordable which was surprising given how close to the castle it was. Bathroom is tiny as well, and very clean. Max told us he has been open for two months, and he has lovely photos of his family on the wall near the counter. Overall I am very happy I chose his place, spur of the moment.

This is a very small restaurant, pretty much run by one person probably the owner. My wife and I…read moreordered two sandwiches one was chicken and The other spicy Beef.Both were delicious.

A convenient bakery between the RER and Chateau Versailles. We walked in to grab some baked goodies…read moreto eat on the RER to Paris. We purchased an entire loaf of bread that was filled with ham and cheese. It was warm, gooey and only 3 euros! We walked in and were taken care of right away. Upon leaving 5 minutes later we noticed a crowd of ten persons waiting in line. We realized at that moment that everyone in the neighborhood already knew about this spot. You must stop by on your walk to Chateau Versailles. Simple, tiny, delicious bakery aka Boulanger!

Very good pastries and bread . The shop is cute. Service was unfortunately quite bad. The cashier…read moreseemed a little bothered with our very existence and with our enthusiasm over her products. Sorry we came to give you money and appreciate your products. The cappuccino was the worst cappuccino I've ever paid for in my life. I know it may sound like an exaggeration, but it was truly terrible. It was straight out of a cheap machine and served with nothing: no spoon, no sugar in a small paper cup. I couldn't taste the coffee and I had to beg for some sugar. They gave us one tiny sugar package each, I guess they were trying to save sugar for the pastries. Stick to the pastries, pass on the coffee. We threw away the two "cappuccinos". I'd still go just for their extremely good pastries and ignore the poorly trained staff.