- friendly waitstaff who speak English - reasonable prices…read more - plenty of tables inside - good for groups as they have several large tables - short menu written on the wall (not to worry if you can't read French, the waiter explained it all to us in English) - great customer service! The waiter is so friendly!! - delicious Duck confit (confit de canard) - trilogy of crème brûlée was interesting!

The honor of review #24 for the year 2024 goes to L'escargot!…read more Me and my friend were staying in a nearby hotel and a quick google search gave me the name of this place. I wanted to try traditional French food and this place seemed to have really good reviews about it. We decided to stop by at the end of our day for some drinks and for me to enjoy duck confi. When we got there and asked for a food menu they informed us the kitchen had just closed. I was really disappointed we had just missed the service by 30 minutes but we decided to stay and order drinks anyways. After everything me and my friend had gone through to make our way to Paris the experience we had at L'escargot almost ALMOST made up for everything that had gone wrong. Me and my friend had a blast at this bar!! The bartenders spoke english and answered all our questions, they were extremely friendly and the drinks were cheap. The locals at this bar were so amazing as well. They did not speak fluent english but they did make an effort to speak to us and share their bar snacks with us. There was a group of locals celebrating a birthday party and they were dancing and were pulling people off their seats to dance with them. At one point in the night a group of other locals and tourist came in and the atmosphere in this bar got even more vibrant. Like I mentioned before the amazing experience we had in this bar almost made up for all the things that went wrong on our trip to Paris. When I go back and if I am in the area I would love to go back and have another great night like this. If you are in the area I would highly suggest you go just for the ambiance.

Went in here for a glass ended up having a bottle. Amazing list and just really friendly people who…read morewant you to have good wine. It is hot inside, but worth it. We only went for a peak and sat outside to eat some fresh meats and cheeses, and enjoy the views. Good for a quick glass or a long sit down.

Descending into the cave that is this wine bar, heat sneaks up on you. A reddish hue fills the…read morecellar's chambers, and the energy level is high, the mood festive. Table after table is crowded, and there is much merrymaking: revelers mosh and dance and grind and laugh and hug to the DJ - Pierre - behind the bar, where an Israeli flag proudly hangs next to Canadian and UK flags and retro pin-up models. When Pierre played "Hava Nagila", all hell broke loose. Later, we asked Pierre if he was the owner (he wasn't). He invited us behind the bar, then poured us hefty glasses of wine for free. Discovering we were Americans, he blasted the American national anthem - twice. Friends and I emptied a few bottles of Sancerre (Domaine Paul Cherrier, 2008). We put one aside, where strangers accidentally finished it. They apologized profusely, then bought us yet another bottle. Needless to say, my time here was a blur of awesomeness.

We stumbled upon this charming little tavern just a few blocks from the Louvre, and it was a great…read moreplace to escape the crowds for a traditional French meal. The menu offered a nice selection of classic French dishes, and everything we ordered was well prepared. It had a cozy, authentic atmosphere that made for a relaxing dinner. The only downside was the restroom, which could use a bit more attention and updating. It didn't quite match the quality and charm of the dining experience.

Had a wonderful time in Paris! Had dinner and drinks a few times at this wonderful cafe. The staff…read morewere amazing and very accommodating! Alise took very good care of us and always made us feel welcome just like a regular. Will go back again next time I'm in Paris.

Typical Parisian Bistro near a touristy area with questionable food safety standards. I got food…read morepoisoning after eating steak tartare here and had GI problems and loads of diarrhea for a week after my meal. Be careful!

Very busy restaurant / brasserrie in Le Marais area. We love their escargot, and calamari…read more I had the rump steak which was a little chewy but the accompanying pepper sauce and green beans/potatoes were great. I didnt like the lamb meatballs very much as they were quite hard and gamey. It is very lively on the terrace - lots of people on the weekend drinking and smoking outside. If you dont smoke, I'd recommend sitting inside

Great restaurant. We visited since it is in the movie Before Sunset. It looks a bit different since…read morethey made the movie but it was a great experience. The servers spoke English and they have an English menu as well. Acocado toast was just okay. The burger was amazing and the teriyaki salmon was great!

I'll be honest - I came here because it was in the movie "Before Sunset" but decided to stay for…read morelunch. I am so glad I did. I loved my meal and the service was excellent. The cafe itself is simply charming and I very much enjoyed my time there. An added plus was the server actually responded to me in French when I ordered in French. C'est parfait!

Our Concierge suggested this as a great French dining spot along with other two restaurants on the…read moresame block. We looked at all three menus and atmospheres and decided on this one. It did not disappoint at all. We started with the foie gras to share. To my surprised it was layered with a poached pair and pink peppercorns, which was unbelievably amazing. My daughter had the beef cheeseburger which was beyond the highlight of the meal. My son had the ribeye and fries, which was delicious. I had the beef tartare, which was probably the best I've ever had in my life. I was beyond stuffed and barely ate a fraction of my meal. Daughter got a fruit tart, which was Apple. I took a bite of it and it was so darn delicious. I wish I had room to have my own. If you're out of, I highly suggest trying the spot

Farm to table locally sourced establishment with quality food, quick and quality service. A decent…read moreambiance set up with a menu that had plenty of options and number of desserts.

Not a lot of places were open on a Sunday morning, but we were happily welcomed into this one…read more Service was immediate and friendly. And the food was delicious! The croissants were crunchy and buttery, the coffee was hot and strong, and juice was freshly pressed per each order and delicious. It wasn't too crowded at the early time we were there, noting that it was slammed later on when we passed by. The atmosphere was relaxing and comfortable, a place we could have lingered if we hadn't been on our way somewhere.

It doesnt get more traditional/typical french than at Au Sauvignon…read more This brasserie kept its traditional charm, and history. The place is small, which means there can be short wait times but well worth the wait. The team is welcoming and kind, menu options various. The tartare is a generous size & was phenomenal and so were the potatoes & salad. All up 5* for a great neighborhood spot to eat at!

About 2 blocks from my hotel nice little small French restaurant we had a good meal service was as…read moreyou expected on a Sunday night.

Nice local bistro with homemade food. We always eat the " special" in these restaurants…read moreand the beef bourguignon was delicious! The decor is dates but cozy. The service was friendly and helpful. It was close to our hotel yet felt like a neighborhood place. Much better than the touristy restaurants in the area.