Apparently I ordered incorrectly. I asked for a falafel sandwich in my broken French, which seemed…read morelike a safe bet at a middle eastern restaurant where it's one of only 6 or 7 things on the big menu on the wall. But when I asked for it (and pointed - she knew what I was saying), the waitress had to consult her peers to see if my outlandish request was possible to fulfill. It was, but she wasn't too happy about it. She said it would be 5 minutes, which is a lot in this fast paced, high-turnover deli where, I now understand, most people just point to the deli items they want in the case. 15 minutes later and after several targeted, forcefully annoyed glances back at the waitress with whom I had placed my order, I had my falafel sandwich. My expectations were pretty low at this point, but the sandwich was actually very good. Not the best falafel I've ever had, but one of the better incarnations I've had in Paris.

A Greek restaurant in Paris, sure and this one was very nice. I started with Tzatziki & Dolmades…read morewhich were perfect, the slices of cucumber were lightly sauced with the yogurt mint dressing, very tasty. I then had their grilled prawns with feta cheese; again, the food was very good. I finished my meal with their Mahalepi, as I had to try it; well that was not what my taste buds had ever experienced before and probably won't again but I am sure if you have the acquired taste for Mahalepi it won't disappoint you, but for this American I will pass next time, but at least I tasted it.

We wanted authentic Greek food and wine and discovered this gem. It was small simple and…read morewelcoming.The lady who served us was lovely she even turn on the Greek music. It added to our trip to Paris.