Le Chinon was right under our hotel, so we went a couple of times during our stay. There was…read morenothing noteworthy about the restaurant, but it was a good restaurant to go for drinks or dinner. A bit on the pricy side (but what place isn't, these days), but decent food. We went once for dinner, and once for a snack and drinks. (My husband also went for a drink one evening while I was resting in our hotel.) For dinner, my husband had steak and I had salmon, with some wine, of course. The restaurant is open quite late, and I was afraid the noise and music would disrupt us, as it was right under our hotel. To my surprise, I heard nothing -- either because the hotel was very soundproof, or the restaurant just wasn't obnoxiously loud late at night (whenever possible, I try and avoid hotels that are over restaurants or bars). [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Paris, France]

Stopped by after visiting Basilique du Sacré-Cœur, and I'm glad we stumbled by here! The owner and…read moreworkers all speak fluent English and are super kind and friendly. They play sports on the TV inside, and it is warm and cozy. Not to mention, the prices are insanely good, and the portion sizes are huge! A very satisfactory meal. The cappuccino was creamy and rich, setting a great tone for the rest of the meal. The ham was very fresh and umami, pairing great with the bread. The meat of the day was a steak, which was tenderly cooked and juicy. The French onion soup was tangy and savory, although I will say that the cheese could have been melted in a little more. We had been looking for frog legs at multiple restaurants, and finally got to try here. The size of the frogs was on the smaller end, but they gave plenty in one portion. Since the legs were fried, they were quite crispy, and the shell was seasoned well although the flavor didn't sink in that much into the actual frog leg meat (slightly bland but the meat was super tender). The star of the show were the mussels! The picture doesn't do it justice but the bowl was HUGE. Every time I felt like we were done with all the mussels, we'd dig through the sauce at the bottom and find a couple more. The taste of white wine was evident in the broth, and the mussels were fresh, chewy, and tender. We ended the great meal with the creme brulee, which was satisfying to crack the top and smooth and delicate on the interior. On the way out, we had left a hat inside, and the owner had ran after us to return it. Very kind people and great food to go along with it - recommend!!

We stopped into Madeleine while walking around Paris for a refreshing cappuccino. Cappuccinos were…read moreamazing and service was excellent.

First French food stop as soon as we landed! They were located at a central area giving us a good…read morefirst impression of Paris. We sat right outside in the midst of all the hustle and bustle of this area, and great to people watch and see all the unique people and fashion of Paris. Drinks were really good and very very strong if you're looking for a good buzz! I had the beef tartare and my bf had the steak and fries. Amazing! Staff were also friendly and accommodating to the both of us as we didn't speak French! Good place!

I saw stubborn reviews criticizing the restaurant saying that it does not provide " the best food…read morein Paris ". I think that is very unfair. I found a service to be efficient and friendly. The food was well prepared and was very tasty. My wife and I both enjoyed our meals. We were not thinking this was going to be haute cuisine. We simply wanted a well-prepared lunch and that is what we got. I would recommend it to anyone with Vohra. We prepared, reasonably priced lunch or dinner if you have to be in that part of Paris.

Waitress was not friendly. For tourists. Croissant and bread were not worth the money or the…read morelimited meals in Paris.

Excellent! Best crepes we ever had. Found this recommendation through a tik tok video and we are…read moreglad we did! Slightly longer walk from the Louvre than was expected but the food was definitely worth it. Tight seating as with any good French cafe but the cost and quality of the food is well worth it. Highly recommend!

Everything was excellent. Loved the place…read more Service - 5 Ambiance - 5 Food - 5 As a family of five we really enjoyed the atmosphere and the wait staff were really friendly. Beautiful area and streets. The reviews don't do it justice. Come and try one of the best crêperie of Paris.

A great spot that I have frequented for years and happy to share with those who are Marais-ing for…read morethe afternoon. It is great before any club and even for the morning afterwards. they have a great Happy hour and such a great price for their glasses of Veuve Clicquot Brut champagne. The bar staff is kind and their wifi is fast if your the laptop set. Merci for such a great place and making me and my husband feel so very welcome! We go to VoulezVous each and every time when we are in La Marais. We start our day or nights here and usually end them here before taking the metro home. We come here for a lot of reason one is their happy hour and amazing prices ( Aperol Spritzes are only 8Euro and made to order) then of course there is the staff such as Adam who is so funny and welcoming. I also really love his taste in music and his vocal range. What. A. Star.

Stopped for dinner after exploring Montmartre neighborhood. I had the salmon poke bowl with rice,…read moretomatoes, cucumbers salmon and lettuce. The salmon was smoked instead of a filet that I thought it would be. It was delicious and filling. Also bought a mojito since it was happy hour and 8€ rather than 10€. Not worth the price as it was mostly ice and little alcohol. The bathroom is a unique experience as it downstairs and feels like a cave. Be cautious using the right urinal as the wall is open behind and the sink is in full view.

On our second night in Paris, we went here. Aesthetically pleasing, we felt very comfortable as we…read morewere promptly welcomed. We enjoyed some wine, some of which the owner recommended with our meal. We ordered the VELOUTE DE RUTABAGA which was an absolute delight and hit the spot after a day walking about the city. It was served with bread and could be shared as a dip or enjoyed as a soup. In all ways, delicious. For our main course we had the prime rib to share. It was cooked perfectly and served with salad and pommes frites and an accompanying sauce. Everything tasted great, but we were too full to enjoy much more after that. We would definitely go back; maybe next time we can check out the speakeasy that appears to exist downstairs below the restaurant.

Nice place with both outdoor and indoor seating. The service is spectacular. The food is presented…read morewell and has great flavor. We had tomato burrata, which was spectacular. The foie Gras was not worth it. It looked great but was underwhelming. The Turbot was great, seasoned well and also a very nice portion. The hamburger was the star of the show, deconstructed with a hard fried cheese crust on top and a hash brown on the bottom, the flavors were simply divine. Last we also had the tartare, which was very fresh, very flavorful except I thought the presentation was not the best. In the end, we enjoyed our dinner and would recommend it. The prices are par for the area and the quality.

Le Baribal was conveniently located near where we stayed and was thus an easy pick for dinner when…read moremy friends and I got too lazy to venture further. Like most European restaurants, service was attentive and the place was cozy, modern, and brightly lit. All I had was a burger patty topped with an egg and complemented with egg pasta that was all a bit bland although not terrible. It helped that the portion was generous. It may be unfair for me to judge this place without giving it another shot but I don't think I'll be there anytime soon.

Husband and I are staying close by and decided to give this place a shot. One of the waitresses…read morespoke english and was very helpful. The service was quick and the food was delicious!

Café du Commerce took on our pre-wedding wedding party of 40 American tourists on a random Thursday…read moreevening in February. It is such a beautiful brasserie with very good food. We ordered the prefix menu for everyone with some variations (they have vegetarians/pescaterian meal substitutes + killer Seafood tower). They were very accommodating and the wait staff was very helpful. Thank you for helping us host our tourist guests!

Definitely a busy place around happy hour - we were lucky enough to get seats. We only stayed for…read morea drink, didn't have anything to eat. I think the prices were fair, but the wine was really bad. This was a surprise, as I've yet to find a bad glass of wine in a Paris bar/restaurant - but overall it was still an enjoyable experience. Just don't order the Brouilly (have a white instead).