I hate to say but this is the worst place we ate our entire week in Paris. We ordered two orders…read moreof pasta, one with garlic or garlic and olive oil and the other with red sauce and meatballs. The salad came without anything except bib lettuce and no tomatoes or dressing. Each item was over priced at €23. The only thing that was reasonable was a good bottle of wine. It seemed like they wanted to take advantage of us just because we didn't order a fixed price menu. Would not recommend this place at all.

The owner of this truly Italian restaurant starts smiling when he sees our group approaching from…read moreacross the street. Tagliatelle alla Carbonara with truffle is our favorite! Reserve table in advance to make sure there's enough room if you come with a bigger party at busy hour.

This restaurant is off the beaten path in Paris and it's absolutely wonderful. If you aren't…read moretotally fluent in French, the staff is very helpful with translating the menu. There is a fresh catch of the day, as well as a variety of pizzas and other fresh vegetables. There are a variety of red & white wines. I suggest asking to sit in the window so you can see the beautiful city. Also try to make a reservation beforehand (like anywhere in Paris.)

I came here in the summer of 2018, and I still dream about the squid ink risotto. The best, most…read moreflavorful risotto I have ever had. This was definitely one of the best restaurants we visited in Europe! I would definitely try their other seafood/Italian dishes. The walk there was really nice and quaint. The streets were quiet and hilly, and the area seemed pretty residential. The service was great too. This restaurant is also close to the bridges where you can see the Eiffel Tower light show at night. We headed there after our dinner and it was beautiful!

Unbelievably amazing - it may have been the best italian food we have had. Very well decorated,…read morehomey place. A cold night and open late - it was the perfect cap to a long day. Have not run into such friendly staff the entire trip. It may be worth a trip out to Versailles just for this place

Absolutely the best pasta dish all three of us ever ate. We went back a second time. We were…read morestaying in the 11th but trudged to the 16th for another taste before leaving Paris.

Amazing Service is top…read moreThe rigatonni is so good This is one of the most underrated restaurants in Paris Extraordinaire Le service est excellent Le rigatonni est si bon Extraordinaire C'est l'un des restaurants les plus sous-estimés de Paris

Incredible truffle pasta, quiet and cozy, the waiter was so sweet and easy to talk to and was just…read morean all around great time! Highly recommend!

Really nice little spot with a cozy Paris vibe. The pastries and desserts looked amazing,…read moreespecially the macarons and cakes. Sandwiches were fresh and tasty, and the atmosphere felt warm and relaxed. Service was good overall, just a bit slow during busy hours, but still a place I'd come back to.

Fantastic little spot in Paris. Had just got settled in our AirBnB and this was not too far away…read more Fast and friendly, burger was great!! Lemonade was on point.

Our first night in Paris and we found a cozy Italian place in the 16th Arrondissement, called Ozio…read more The restaurant is very clean and pleasantly decorated. Most importantly, it was hot outside and very cool inside- so important! The manager/owner (?) was welcoming and quickly sat us at a nice table in the corner of the restaurant. We ordered bread with mozzarella for an appetizer; the bread was some of the best I have had, ever. We ordered a margherita pizza, rigatoni bolognese and "carbo" (penne carbonara). The pizza was a winner for the crust and ingredients. My wife loved the bolognese which is something since she is something of a bolognese expert. ;) The carbo was excellent. The penne was homemade and the ingredients in the carbonara were fresh and wonderfully prepared. All of the dishes were amazing. The portions were sizable and the quality top notch. If you're in the 16th Arrondissement, stop by and you will have an amazing experience. Grazie mille, Ozio!!

I ate here 5 times during my one month stay in Paris. I had the margarita pizza, lasagna, mushroom…read moreravioli, buffalina pizza, and seafood risotto. All were delicious and the portions generous (I took half of each dinner home to my apartment for the next night, so technically I ate here 10 times! Haha) Excellent service and reasonable prices.

Amazing restaurant, seated right away and they speak English with also English translation…read more Chicken with fries is great. Tasty and juicy. Fries were little salty but ok. Chicken Alfredo needed some salt, nothing too fancy. My favorite is the fried calamari. No after taste and it's crispy. The restaurant vibe is chill and welcoming.

It's a cute spot but everything felt average. We got the margarita pizza, which was decent, and the…read morelinguine Alfredo with chicken and mushrooms, which became one note rather quickly.

The best pizza ever!…read more Love the crust Love the pepperoni Love the service Great workers There's fans There's a tv

Great food, service was great . Food taste awesome and flavorful . Pizza very yummy. Best Creme…read moreBrule around!!

This was surprisingly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. I actually found this…read morerestaurant by accident while searching for a place with good vegetarian options in Paris for the group I was with, and it turned out to be an amazing find. The location is perfect, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower. The restaurant is small with limited seating, but the menu is incredibly vast and flexible, and they're happy to make any modifications you need. The service was outstanding. Our server, Joanna, was half Italian and half French and absolutely wonderful. She went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed and even helped us pair wines perfectly with our dishes. We ordered a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items, and every single dish was fantastic. The risotto was incredible, the vegetable penne was delicious, the burrata salad was fresh and flavorful, and the pesto was superb. The pistachio tiramisu was one of the best desserts I had in Paris as well. The cozy atmosphere, cleanliness, and top-notch service made the experience even better. I'd highly recommend this restaurant to anyone, vegetarian or not, looking for an exceptional meal in Paris.

During our extended stay in Paris, V & I found ourselves returning to Gusta Italiana twice, and…read morethat's usually the best compliment we can give a neighborhood restaurant. There are so many places to eat in the 7th, but when everyone in the family agrees to go back, they must be doing something right because for me it was neither the atmosphere nor the service. Our daughters joined us on both visits so we had the chance to see and sample several different dishes. The linguine with clam sauce was fresh, light, and full of flavor without being overpowering. The carbonara was prepared traditionally with a rich, silky sauce that let the quality of the pancetta and pasta shine. V ordered the Bolognese on both visits because it was simply that good. It was hearty but felt light if you can imagine that, and that was directly attributable to the homemade pasta itself. "Homemade" is a consistent theme in France which is so refreshing compared to the US but doesn't guarantee a good meal (which you'll understand if you read another one of my reviews about a certain Italian restaurant on Avenue Montaigne). One thing Gusta Italiana does particularly well is presentation. Every dish arrived looking as though genuine care had gone into its preparation. The portions were generous, the pasta twisted perfectly in a large deep dish, and the kitchen was consistently strong across both visits. If I had one criticism, it would be the service. It wasn't at all unfriendly but was understaffed for a busy July and lacked the appropriate follow-up and attentiveness that the prices and experience deserve. The atmosphere was meh because it's tiny and simple inside, and they have a little terrace outside in the street (leftover from COVID). For me, Gusta Italiana earns a solid four stars for the food and three stars for the service and atmosphere. Fortunately, the quality coming out of the kitchen is what matters most, and that's what brought us back a second time. If you're in the 7th arrondissement and are looking for consistently well-prepared Italian food, Gusta Italiana is well worth a visit. Sometimes a restaurant doesn't need to be flashy. It just needs to serve good food, consistently, and Gusta Italiana does exactly that.

The food was fantastic and the servers were lovely(they are a bit understaffed but they were…read morefriendly at least) the vibe is good. Not too pricey either.

Loved this place. Food and service were both phenomenal. I…read morehad the garlic clams and highly recommend. It's not a huge portion so consider an antipasto first. They have an English menu. Edit update - get the tiramisu as well!