Never did I think we would order pizza in Paris, but when we searched for restaurants around us on…read morethe Canal we couldn't help but be intrigued by all the positive reviews. I got a carnet of red wine and we split a Bolognese Pizza and the bill came to less than 20£. And I woukd agree this wood oven pizza was some of the best pizza I ever had. We opted for thin crust and we not disappointed.

Hands down - the.best.pizza.in.paris. Possibly, some of the best pizza I've ever had. And I've had…read morea lot of pizza. I don't really give 5 stars to restaurants. Places have to do quite a bit to earn my enamorment (yes, I know that's not a word.) But this place. Wow. Pizza that you can go to your grave remembering. This is a pizza's pizza. It's not your typical Parisian pizza - thin crust, "personal" size. It's what we'd call in the US "Chicago-style", I think also known as "Sicilian-style". Super thick crust, baked in a brick oven, and big. You're served essentially 1/4 of a large pan of pizza. They cook their crusts first. Then, when you order, they make your individual "slice" as you want it by adding toppings to the crust and cooking it again. A taste sensation. We don't get a lot of food-love up here in the NE corner of the Paris nether-world. But this is a place to travel to. Make a day of it at Buttes Chaumont or the Parc de la Villette. Stay for the pizza.

Reservations is a must. This place gets so busy and glad we made reservations when visiting Paris…read more Interior deco is adorable and well thought out. Open kitchen concept where you can see the chefs happily cooking or cooking all stressed out lol. Our server was Izaya very friendly, well spoken and caring. He ensured our allergies were taken care of. He was fast with his service and continuously checked up on us to ensure we had everything we needed. Now food, mama Margherita pizza was freshly made so you have to really wait it out before taking a bite to ensure you don't burn your mouth. Pizza was evenly baked and crust was even yummy. Mozzarella cheese bites were the winner of the evening. So good the crumbs that covered the cheese were just wow. So tasty we ordered 3 servings of it. We ordered a small salad which was a generous portion for all of us. Good variety of wine list and very reasonably priced. Tiramisu was one of the dessert options and every bite met all our expectations. Overall great experience here they do squeeze a lot of people in there so you could be elbowing your neighbor on another table.

Really nice atmosphere, perfect for a night out with friends or a date night. The service was…read morereally great. Food was alright. My friend and I shared the truffle pasta and white pizza. Both were a bit bland and could've used more seasonings. The drinks were delicious and tiramisu was the star of the show for sure! Definitely any of the big mamma restaurants are mostly for tourists and wouldn't try the others.

I found this gem while staying at the holiday inn just down the the street. As an English speaker…read morewho speaks basically no French, I was SO SO happy with this restaurant. The food was great, reasonable and fairly quick and the owner was incredibly friendly and accommodating to us despite the fact that we don't speak french. The owner speaks English and immediately spoke to us in English as soon as he realized we were tourists. The place also provides English translations on all of their menus which was really helpful and I was grateful not to have to have to ask for a special menu/translations. The food was quite good. Everything they serve can be done Kosher, but you don't HAVE to have it kosher if you don't want to (AKA you can get meat sauce with a cheese au gratin dish). My fiance had the nature gratin potatoes and I had the pasta bolongese gratin. Both were very tasty. The restaurant itself is small and has maybe 10 tables inside, but it wasn't too busy. IT seems like most customers do take-out which makes sense for the area. It was clean and comfortable, but not too exciting in terms of atmosphere (not that I was expecting anything, haha). Overall, I am really pleased with this find and I would 100% recommend it for anyone in the area, especially those visiting who don't speak french. They were so friendly and it was a great experience. Plus, there's no open patio seating so you don't need to deal with annoying smoke from smokers out front puffing into the restaurant.

This place was awesome! It was close to our hotel and we looked at the reviews on Yelp and seen it…read morehad a 5 star rating but only had one review but it definitely deserves the 5 stars staff was awesome and food was great!

I will be dreaming about their arancini for years to come. Best cappuccino in town! We had the…read moremushroom pizza and it was a lovely way to start our first night in Paris.

Amazing pizza topped off with an Aperol Spritz. I had the Autentica and it was one of the best…read morepizza I've ever tasted. The tiramisu was delicious and very light.

We absolutely loved our experience. Very authentic, we went because my husband wanted traditional…read morecarbonara and we found it here. The owner is the chef. He and his wife were exceptionally friendly, as well as their friend who was helping out. Everything was absolutely delicious and the atmosphere was very warm; felt like we were having Sunday dinner. I wish we lived closer so that we could go often but I'll just have to wait for our next visit. Thank you Giacomo, Anna, and Sherman.

Being very close to our hotel and not many options open later at night, we decided to stop in here…read more We shared a bottle of wine for €18 and shared the spaghetti. It was delicious and we are so happy we stopped in.

This is a very charming little spot to grab amazing Italian food in Paris. The staff, especially…read morethe owner, is extremely friendly and gave us a complementary bottle of prosecco on our way out. Their pastas taste very rich and the portions are generous. The standout dish to me was the Rigatoni All'Arrabbiata, which was very spicy in the best of ways (we love our pastas spicy). We also really enjoyed the Rigatoni Maria Rosa which had some really tasty cured meat layered on there that elevated the dish. They have great cocktails as well. Highly recommend stopping in for a casual bite or even a date night.

Good food and people. Giant dessert menu. Nice inside, no smoking. Lots of good seafood dishesread more

Ordered take out here for my family so don't know what it's like to dine at the restaurant…read more However, serves decent pizzas at a good price and the folks who took our order were very kind. If you're looking for a decent pizza to take with you back to your place or to eat along the Quai de la Loire then go here. If you're looking for high quality pizza go elsewhere ! This is definitely a "we're just okay with average pizza that has good flavor but not the best dough" kind of place.

This family run Italian restaurant at La Villette (just 100 feet to Laumiere metro) was our…read morefavorite place to have a delicious late dinner (open 7:00pm-12:00am) after a long day in Paris. We eat there our last 4 nights at the city of lights, they have a 13.90€ Menu for Antipasto and Primo piatto. We love the mozzarella tomato and the Lasagna bolognese. The service is fast and like you are family. Pros: only 2-3 other patrons eating, lots of tables, off the beaten path, opens late, friendly staff, lots of food for price, quality ingredients, speaks English and some Spanish, very good French bread basket, great food. Cons: only one brand of beer, opens only for dinner, no ice with drinks (ice=tourist, sorry i really like my coke with ice), at night the neighborhood fills with sketchy people (both noting to be affright, just use common sense). We really like this place and will come back in our next trip to Paris.