Cute place on the outside and inside. Doesn't sit many which is fine--creates for more of an…read moreintimate place. The food was very good and came out quick! We ordered the steak with mushrooms & a steak with shallots. Soooo yummy!! Each plate came with potatoes (the best potatoes I've ever had) & a little salad. Prices were super reasonable. Also our waiter was so nice; he translated the whole menu to English for us! Definitely recommend if you are in this area

Fantastic dining, straight forward french dining, choice of six starters and main courses. Which…read morewill vary. A great bistro vibe.

not really a part of town that you will go out of your way to in pretty paris!…read more but it's definitely a gem of a place pretty near to where i do stay, on the occasions i find myself back here in the city of light! pretty laid back setup on a nondescript street corner. it was pretty much close to closing time for their lunch service but they had absolutely no issues sitting me promptly. pretty friendly service with a good enough level of conversational english spoken and understood. i chose indoor seating unlike many other locals who seemed happy to bask in an otherwise hot day for this time of the year! le menu in the form of a portable chalkboard was presented not too long after. a brief explanation of what was on offer plus how it works and a daily lunch menu that resonated with me, immediately. free wifi is available for an in-depth google translation if you are not pretty fluent with any french culinary lingo. i went with the daily lunch specials and a glass of white to cool off. soon enough, a plate of pretty tiny snails popped up to whet my appetite! you definitely need to dig in to free these tasty slugs from their cumbersome protective shells. then came the fish soup. as hearty as can be and generously so. you can taste the made from scratch, today only goodness, with pretty fresh produce to complement. an extra generous pour of refill soup was also perfect for the rustic table bread that so awaited an umami bath. the fillet of red mullet with chard for mains immediately made me feel pretty healthy! simple fare made well. both ingredients not quite commonly found back home! and to end off, a pear crumble that your granny will make? pretty well poached, texturised and balanced off with fresh cream. all these for just €28? i do think this is a pretty good lunch deal! no? only the price of the glass of wine felt like poor value, to be honest. i do foresee myself coming back here again pretty soon, pretty please!

Excellent cuisine and helpful and informed staff. They were inclusive but respectful, we had a…read morewonderful time.

From the owner: Un bistrot gourmand hors du temps C'est une maison du début du siècle (1903) qui trône au pied de…read morela Défense... Comme un anachronisme sur les hauteurs de Puteaux. Un bistrot chic, au décor contemporain et industriel avec ses abats-jours en métal, son comptoir en étain, et ses chaises et tables bistrots. Il règne une atmosphère hors du temps sous l'immense véranda qui donne l'impression de manger en extérieur. Côté cuisine, c'est les saisons qui décident. L'ardoise est changeante au gré de la pêche et des fruits et légumes trouvés sur les marchés du moment. Quelques spécialités résistent cependant comme les rognons de veau, les escargots, le risotto de Saint-Jacques, les ravioles de Romans aux truffes (quand c'est la saison bien sûr !) et le délicieux millefeuille aux framboises et kiwi. Pour profitez simplement du cadre, vous aurez le loisir de déguster un cocktail au bar pendant les heures d'ouvertures...

Stopped here for lunch and a coffee after arriving in Paris!…read more ***LOCATION*** La Défense. Easily accessible by public transportation but we arrived by taxi from the airport. ***EXPERIENCE*** The staff was friendly and accommodating even though we had large suitcases with us and there wasn't much space. They found a spot and let us set our suitcases to the side out of the way. The server checked on us to see if he could bring us anything else after lunch. ***PRICE*** Not to expensive for Paris! The lunch was around 10€ and a glass of rosé is only 4€! Coffee is just 1€ or 2. ***FOOD*** I got the croque madame but without meat. Basically a grilled cheese with an egg on top. It came with fries or a salad. I also had an espresso and a glass of rosé! Everything was delicious! ***CONCLUSION*** Great little brasserie with friendly and welcoming staff & great food- French as well as things like fish and chips and other dishes. The price is also great for Paris, and the price of wine is great in general! Haha

We had a nice time after a very long day walking in the city…read more The salmon was very good and the kids like the burgers. My husbands steak kept coming out under his preference because of confused rare/ medium well. Took 3 tries but they finally got it right. Didn't stay for dessert but they looked good.

We were looking at trying a new place in Puteaux with somehow creative dishes and fresh products…read more That's how we landed at this place and very happy we did. The staff was extremely friendly and made us feel welcome. Food was well presented, nice array of colors in the plate, creative associations of veggies and textures. I had a fish tartare in a citrus sauce and a grilked fush with mini veggies. Felt healthy and portions were right. I would go back again!

This is a hidden gem of a restaurant! The food was absolutely delicious- grilled octopus, ribeye…read morecooked to perfection, the hamburger was the best I've had, and my husband's salad was so fresh and full of flavors. This restaurant will not disappoint, promise.

Great food and service! The staff is very welcoming and friendly. Try the Calvados after dinner!read more

I was fortunate enough to get to stay with friends in Courbevoie for a couple of weeks this past…read morefall. How could anyone not LOVE hanging out right on the outskirts of Paris. Most of the eateries in Courbevoie seemed like small, mom and pop places, perfect to cater to the working man which is what this district seems to be made up of...working class families. I wanted to have one of our last nights in France at a bit of an upscale place so onto to Yelp! I went...Le Bistrot d'Edouard came up. It was about a 4 minute walk from where we were so why not, right? The place was kinda crowded but we were able to be seated quickly. The service staff were all very friendly but one thing became rather apparent, they weren't very organized. One server sat us down and introduced himself. His attention then went to the other patrons there and he didn't return for about 10 minutes. This time he brought back a placemant for each of us and set it on the table. Off he went to help other patrons, then another 5 or 6 minutes later, he returned with one set of silverware...that's right, one set, not two. A few minutes later, he brought the second set of silverware and menus which were in the form of an iPad that was connected to their website. Fortunately, they had English versions of the menu. We peroused the menu and ordered...some Foie gras apps, a green salad, and for entree, some sirloin and a new york strip. The food was good, especially the Foie Gras and the NY strip. One thing I was a bit disappointed with was that I saw different dishes being served to the French speaking patrons, I guess the French language menu had more items than the English version did...oh well. Overall, a nice bistrot with great outdoor seating to people watch but would I come here again...? Maybe if I got to order from the full menu next time.

Great little place, busy, but not overrun. Friendly, polite staff, casual ambience and great food!read more