Overrated and not worth it…read more Just ok and expensive. Don't bother Fries cold Club amenic

Bring your wallet. You have been warned. Located in the…read moreIntercontinental Le Grand, this cozy restaurant is nice for lunch or dinner. The decor is lovely, even down to the toile on the chairs. I could imaginr imagine this as a nice spot for drinks or coffee and dessert before or after the opera. It is quite expensive, as most plates are over $30 euro. My daughter had avocado toast and enjoyed it. (Almost US $40!) My French onion soup was delicious, but $25 EUROS!!!!! All servers have been wonderful and very attentive. Bring your wallet. You have been warned.

Food was pricey but delicious...if the sandwich i had wasn't so small i could have easily made this…read more5- stars!!

Friendly staff and delicious wine & desserts! My friend and I enjoyed perfect afternoon sweets.read more

You can't go wrong with this tradition French cafe. A lot of food options including daily specials…read more Lots of indoor or outdoor seating options. Attentive service. Nice view of the local church. Walking street nearby.

Yelp just asked me to expound on my review of the Beecher Fireside Grill. My original review…read moreconsisted of "They are closed". In keeping with their request, I can now add "don't go unless you have already eaten", or how about "Bring a tent and lawn chair so you can be first in line if they ever re- open". Better yet " A good place to go for those with extremely severe dietary restrictions". I actually feel sorry for the last 3 proprietors, as it appears this place is jinxed as a restaurant. Unless you're the Princess Cafe, you'll probably go bankrupt serving food in this town, unless you can keep the total tab to $7 or $8 per person, including tip.

My wife and I came here after hiking around Montmartre and saw all the great reviews for this…read morerestaurant here and on other sites. We were so looking forward to the frog legs, onion soup and other delicacies pictured. We got there and the sign was just as it was with the same name -- Au Pied du Sacre Coeur. We should've noticed something was wrong when no one was inside. When the waiter (lone person working along with cook) gave us the menu, my wife and I stared at each other completely confused. The menu looked nothing like the ones on this website and featured Italian food items, like spaghetti, arroz con pollo or mozarella. I asked him about frog legs or the onion soup. He looked confused and just said no. Out of respect for him, we just ordered the charcuterie, which featured stale bread and a few slices of meat taken from my local grocery store in the U.S. Also -- they claimed to not accept any international credit cards. WHAT HAPPENED? Are all these reviews fake? Most likely, they underwent new ownership right when we visited. But new visitors -- please beware. Do not trust any of the reviews before mine. If I was mistaken, please post photos and just tell me that I was part of some elaborate joke to ruin a lunch for me and my wife.

The glaring problem here would be service and timing. Min was correct; we too waited about :40 for…read moreany food of any kind to show, and the restaurant on a Thursday was so not busy. That's not acceptable. The food, however, was. Hence my difficulty in giving one rating. Our 3 dishes tried were indeed solid. Generous servings of seafood in the bouillabaisse, and I have no qualms whatsoever with my cuise de grenouille and foie gras salads. Bread kept us alive. The free Cote du Rhône glass was appreciated for check-in! Our server had his head permanently at a 30 degree angle, staring at his mobile. Tis a shame. But he was friendly ( oh, and easy on the eyes). I liked the quiet location out of the chaotic fray, like up the street, with all its smoking and volume. PS This is lover's type of location. Even the dark end of the small street feels illicit!

Great little neighborhood bar with a perfect people watching terrace - not too noisy despite its…read morelocation in two main roads. Great happy hour - a kir cassis and a pinte will set you back 6.50€. Total. I love the bric à brac decor with mismatched chairs and tables. Le plus? Fast and friendly service!

Made the mistake of ordering a veggie burger in Paris. Again. I don't seem to order this…read moremonstrosity in any other place, very curious. Boring and bizarre hipster Parisian menu desperation, I suppose. This one claims to be falafel (it isn't). And whatever it was was cold. The homemade raita is of the perfect wateriness to drench the entire bun. Server was overwhelmed and inexperienced, but friendly.

It was good meal once Michelin star rated in 2021 now not as much, but still a good option not a…read moretourist trap. Traditional options food was good service alright. This was excellent for traditional old world meals and Belgium experience here in heart of grand palace

I was hungry. I was tired of walking. I needed a boulangerie. This place was in my sights…read more I walked in, and everything looked good. The girl behind the counter had patience while I looked at everything and read everything. I ended up ordering tomato and cheese pizza, spinach quiche, a chicken sandwich, a chocolate chip cookie, an apple donut, and a chocolate croissant. I thought it would last a day or two. The chicken sandwich was good, but the bread was tough. The cheese/tomato pizza had an interesting balance of flavors-- and too much bread. I ended up eating half of it, and trying to dip the rest of the bread in olive oil and vinegar. That didn't work. The chocolate chip cookie looked good, but tasted awful, very... not worth my calories. The apple donut proved good. The chocolate croissant was good, but if you've had other chocolate croissants at other pasteriees around here, it ranked bad (it needed more chocolate). What topped it off, and brought it down another star, were the reactions of the workers upon payment. I saw the girl tear off of another pastry and eat it while she was helping another customer. Yet, she is going to sell the eaten off pastry to someone else. Another family came in before I left, and she opened up a bag of chocolates to give the little boy one. Then she closed the bag and put it back. Awful!

We thoroughly enjoyed our meal including food, service and ambience…read more Would highly recommend.

This café has a great location, at the heart of Paris' 1st District, with the Saint-Michel fountain…read moreto the left, and the Seine river banks to the right. The patio seating offer the one of quintessential parisien panoramas, but that's about it, and maybe even that's why they don't try that hard! Service is poor, and waiters are very unfriendly, although in all fairness all Paris waiters are notoriously unpleasant. Their coffee was lukewarm, and the crepe, a French staple, was unimpressive. I would still recommend to experience the patio seating, but stick to a soda, I recommend Schweppes Agrumes, a nice local twist of the famous tonic water...