Cute little restaurant tucked away on a side street in Neuilly-sur-Seine…read more Great service, the owners are lovely, & the food is great! A set lunch (starter, main, dessert) is €55. You can also do a la carte. This is walking distance from our house so we'll be back!

Exquisite sauces and fine preparation and presentation of all dishes. Complex and wonderful…read moreflavors! A superb restaurant!!

Perfect service, fair prices, minimalistic gourmet menu and a great athmosphere, including the…read morehigh-flying cocaine addicts bursting out of the Paris stock exchange :) However the dishes are a bit too oily for my taste and even for an Italian-leaning restaurant, they are too in love with their olive oil. Neither me, nor my friend could finish our admittedly small plates because of it.

Je ne veux pas gâter pour les français ce resto très sympa et très bon, planqué des yeux…read moretouristiques dans la rue Feydeau, mais vu que je viens de Ashe County, encore une fois je vais m'exprimer en anglais... Here's the deal : I love Paris and I love France and I love food and I love eating, but, for whatever reason, I'm not so big on French restaurants, even in France. But every now and then you find one that is really, really good, comfortable, priced right, and so on. Based on our one evening here, Le Dorcia is it. The fishes were excellent - try the bar (bar the fish, not bar the place to drink, although the bottle of Sancerre we had was quite fine, too). Assuming you are a(n Ame)ricain and reading this (English people, please stay away) I'll also mention that the servers were very friendly and capable and not at all ostentatious. I kept staring at the millefeuilles they were bringing out to others for dessert and had to have one, and did, and was happy.

Lovely place for lunch. It's located on the 6th floor of the Printemps shopping center which is a…read morebit tricky to find, but totally worth it. The food is fantastic, (that bread is so good!), the service is excellent, and the wine is divine. I'm not sure if this place is open for dinner - I think I read somewhere that it's only open for lunch so if you want to try for dinner you may need to call ahead for a reservation.

Brasserie Printemps was a true delight. We had a hard time finding it as it is on the 6th floor of…read morethe Printemps shopping centre, however, it was worth the confusion. The chicken, cream sauce and potatoes were absolutely delicious. I had the duck and turnips in orange sauce. It was good too, but compared to the chicken, was not quite as fabulous. The onion soup, however, is something I could eat every single day. The real treat was the atmosphere. It is just gorgeous, and the staff was so kind to us as our French is quite awful. This was our first stop upon arriving and it set such a beautiful tone for our quick vacation. Would recommend it to anyone wanting to have a well-rounded positive experience of atmosphere, staff, and food!

La Plage was an excellent way to spend Christmas morning! Best priced brunch I've seen in Paris and…read morevery high quality food.

Went here on Christmas morning after other options did not materialize. Amazing service, nice…read moreambiance and excellent food. We did the multi course brunch and overall it was spectacular!

Amazing restaurant with superior food and wine. The owner and the servers were kind and attentive…read more Highly recommend!

You need a reservation to get into this restaurant because it is very small. The restaurant is…read morewelcoming to Americans and they speak English well the staff after serving your meal suggest the proper way to eat it, which is helpful. I had a salad, special fish and the amazing French toast, dessert which I strongly recommend. The chef was very friendly and spoke to the guests. I feel because the restaurant is so small the head chef actually made everyone's dishes.

I went tonight with my girlfriend and some friends and i got impressed by the very good service…read morethat we had. My girlfriend is a vegetarian so she was a little bit stressed because everything in the Menu had fish or meat. So I told the waiter my girlfriend "problem". The waiter just offered her a vegetarian dish that wasn't even in the menu, and it was so good. I ate a fillet de cabillaud with some smashed potatoes and it was very delicious. The fish was beautifully cooked :) The atmosphere of the restaurant was perfect. There was a guy playing guitar and that made me remember my beautiful country (Mexico). Oh, and they have very good variety of wines! If you are looking for a very french and nice place, I recommend it!

We were staying in the area while in Paris on our vacation and decided to try this place on our…read morelast night in town. Boy am I glad we did! If you like Foie, go to this place. If you like goose or duck in general, go to this place. Heck, if you like fresh ingredients prepared for you like you are in someone's home, go to this place. We were one of the first tables in the restaurant, but by the time we left it was full. The space itself is warm and decorated in eclectic but home-style with boards everywhere stating their menu. I opted for the 26 Euro set menu which is a great price considering what you get. You would never get this type of food for this price in LA. We started with a house special goose pate and a foie gras. The goose pate was full bodied but not gamey and the foie melted in your mouth like butter. So rich, yes, but I wanted more! Our second course was a filet of pork which came with mashed potatoes and a mirepoix of vegetables. I had the duck confit which came with french fries and a green salad. Inadvertently it looks like we picked two of the most popular dishes as that was all that seemed to be going to the tables around us. The duck confit was AMAZING. The skin crispy and fatty, the duck meat rich and moist. Although I had fries a few days in a row now and was thinking I didn't want any, whatever they were fried in made them so tasty I almost ended up finishing them. The salad was simply dressed and a nice light balance to the richness of the duck. The pork was great too, the sauce was a good and the mashed potatoes were a bit chunky, not too creamy. The mirepoix was actually a great side as it had a bit of acidity that also balanced the richness of the sauce and cleansed your palate a bit. I had a glass of the St Emillion Bordeaux with my duck which was a perfect match too - soft but had tannins. A great pairing. As we were eating we noticed in addition to the nice waitress who was taking care of us there was also a gentleman running around who was great with hospitality. Also a young girl was running food too which we guessed to be his daughter. This added to the feeling of being in a real home like environment. Turns out we were right, Stephan owns the place and he is one of the nicest, warmest gentlemen around. My husband knows a bit of French and would really like to become truly conversational so after our meal we chatted with him a bit and he encouraged my husband to really attempt everything "en francais." We walked out but you could tell he wanted to stay and talk to Stephan all night! We couldn't have picked a better place for our last night in town and the bar has been set for duck confit for the rest of my life :)

I'd had a rough day (tenderized on the Métro, cussed out by an angry lady for letting her run into…read moreme, followed by a creepy dude), so I decided to treat myself to one of those café gourmands (espresso with an assortment of mini desserts) I'd seen on menus around town. Popped into this cute little place, was greeted with a smile (!), and invited to sit on the terrace. Normally I stay indoors since I have lung cancer and don't like breathing cigarette smoke, but Cuisine's terrace was so expansive and open there was plenty of room for everyone to spread out. It was a really nice treat to sit outside for once! Ordered my café gourmand from yet another friendly waitress (am I really still in Paris? Everyone here is so nice,.) and settled in. My order arrived shortly, and it was a sight for sore eyes. Three gorgeous little desserts: mini opéra cake, tiny crumble muffin, and a baby cannelé, plus a nice espresso. Everything was DELICIOUS. It took so much willpower to savor and enjoy everything instead of just shoving it all in my face-hole. But I managed somehow. I also ordered a noisette (hazelnut coffee, I think) but there was some sort of mix-up and it took quite a while to arrive. I don't understand much French so I didn't catch the reason, but it was no big deal since I was happy to sit on the terrace and people-watch anyway. Another nice surprise when the bill came (the café gourmand wasn't on the menu): it all cost less than expected! Most café gourmands cost anywhere from 8-10 euro, and they didn't look as well put-together as Cuisine's (from what I saw, none of them had opéra cakes). The one I had? Only 7,20 euro...and worth every centime. Thank you to the chef and staff at Cuisine et Confidences for being the highlight of my day!

Ya know, I always go with my gut that if a menu looks like it's trying too hard to be creative, it…read moreis usually trying too hard to be creative. I wanted to like this place as it was directly in the sunlight, it was a beautiful day and the people who were there looked happy. Honestly, I couldn't even eat the greens surrounding my grilled veggie salad which really was just a few scant old overcooked and over oiled veggies. Sad. I really wanted to like it. They were so sweet and the sun was shining and the waiter was cute...