Service was super friendly, and the crepes were to die for. We got the Biscoff crepe and ohhh my…read moregosssh it was so good we went back for another one! I wish I could've tried the ham crepes too, but we were definitely in the mood for something sweet. If you're craving a sweet treat, you've gotta give this spot a try. 1000/10!

Absolutely unacceptable. The employee asked where we were from, and when we said Las Vegas, he…read moreasked if it was in Mexico. My boyfriend had already noticed him interacting with someone else and had mentioned he was from the U.S, so this did not feel like a genuine mistake. He then pretended he had lived in China while making exaggerated "Asian" eye gestures directly in front of us. I was so shocked I didn't even know how to respond. I've never experienced such blatant racism firsthand. This was clearly intentional, offensive, and completely unacceptable.

Seems like this place has changed its awning and name (now ROTY). It has a bit more of a modern…read moretwist. We had a full chicken, the mac and cheese, and quinoa salad. All were good, though I wish the chicken was hotter (it came from a serving tray, not off the rotisserie). Price was reasonable and it was ample food. Service was friendly.

A bit pricey for 1/2 a chicken but it was tasty for take out. Friendly service as wellread more

Need a crepe fix without the fuss? Just get it and walk away at Maison Henri Creperie. We seem to…read morewant a little snack when returning back to the hotel from a day or night walking the streets of paris. It is also just up the exit of Metro Montparnasse Bienvenue. We have visited this street creperie often. It's cheap. It's good. It's just straight-up down-home crepe.

My friend and I discovered Maison Henri while walking back to our hotel. We decided to get crepes…read moreand wow!!! So glad we did because it was the best crepes we had in Paris!!! And best of all, it was cheap compare to the restaurants. So fresh! Store opens from 12pm-12am. I wish they open early because I would get this everyday in the morning. Must stop by if in town! I promise you will not be disappointed.

Considering how difficult and draining it is to begin an innovative business in France, I salute…read moreexciting entrepreneurialism when I see it. Such is the case with Vélocafé, a coffee stand on wheels that's stationed outside of La Bourse Monday through Friday. I passed by the stand a few weeks ago and spoke briefly with the owners, a Danish couple that has taken their coffee appreciation to a new level by becoming the only mobile café in Paris. At the time I was sufficiently caffeinated, so I didn't order a coffee but today, when I walked by again, I was in desperate need of a little pick me up. I ordered a long espresso macchiato for 1.30E that was smooth, and creamy with a little bitter kick to finish, and decided to enjoy while talking once again to the owners to find out more about their unusual set-up. So, it took a lot of time and patience (surprise, surprise) for them to get a license to sell coffee out of a customized Danish bicycle, and while their concept is mobility the law restricts them from taking their stand on the road (ahhh, la France...), so they have to be stationed in one place all the time. Luckily for me, that place is close to where I work, so I know I can find them there whenever I want. If the concept works out they can start a fleet and place some more Vélocafés around the city. Now I'll raise a cuppa cappuccino to that!

We had a lovely breakfast on our way to the Eiffel Tower! The omelettes were great and the crepe's…read morewere to die for!!

Great to see the rest of the world catching up to wannabe upscale dining in France. About to be…read moregone is the high end deccor, prices and dress code, along with the wines that cost a months pay. In is the young, fresh wines, casual FRESH dining- and street food. Welcome to the real world Paris. You have been finding street food in San Francisco, Bogata and Singapore for a long time now. Great fresh burgers. I had the half moon bay, in a desperate attempt to feel home, and it worked. The Cali classic was said to be outstanding too. Can not wait to be back. So not exspensive and worth every buck, sorry, Euro.

5 stars because of a variety of reasons. As a vegetarian, I love the veggie burgers, and the Tacos…read more Consistent in taste and flavour. And then, there's the friendly people, always smiling and making you more of a fan of Cantine. I've eaten veggie burgers across Paris, and this place figures in the top three. It's a must visit, and the Cantine at Marche St Honoré has become more than a weekly affair. To sum up, the food and the people remind you of your close friends, and puts you in a comfort zone.

Situated on the Place de la Porte de Versailles right in front of the main entrances to the Expo,…read morethe Gourmet Nomade is hard to miss. The Name is debateable though, as the thing never seems to move. And Gourmet? Nah. The "non-moving decent Food and Coffee-hut" would be the perfect name. Food is alright and the guys were very friendly when I was there. I had a Barbecue-Burger with fries and it was alright. I´m not jumping with excitement thinking back at it, but it´s still a lot better there than going for McDonalds or the likes. Value for money is also ok. Some tall tables to stand at would be nice though.

This was my first stop on my trip to Paris. It was an interesting outdoor food market with a…read morevariety of stalls and some indoor restaurants. We visited during the heat wave and we found a place that sort of had A/C. We all needed a break and enjoyed the slightly cooled atmosphere. I would say this wouldn't rank the highest on my list of food markets I've been to. They had some good looking vegetables, cheeses, and the crepes looked amazing. But overall it felt limited.

Quality/Quantity - Crazy busy, well it did NOT help that a rain storm just started and this is one…read moreof the few places that had coverage. So many food and drink options. Plus you can buy fresh produce, seafood, meats, etc. As usual, my pictures do not do it justice. Ambiance - One of the smaller markets, but then again, it was crazy busy due to the rain storm that just started. Everyone was running for cover. Free public restrooms, use at your own risk. Wifi - I did not use it. Service - Hard to get on this visit as it was again, crazy busy. Price - Trendy market prices, slightly above average. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1615.

This place is a great example of why France is such a joy to visit…read more Make your way past the booths selling dresses and belts and bras into the inner sanctum of gastronomic goodness. There are piles and heaps of fresh fruits and veggies. There's a huge booth that sells about a hundred varieties of olives. From huge, nearly plum sized models to teeny ones not much bigger than a pea. It's France so you expect a shocking assortment of cheese but the variety here is nearly mind blowing. And next door it's sausage. And next to that it's seafood. And next to that it's turkey and duck and chicken and quail. Be careful though. If you have sweet, little Americans with you they may see that plucked but head-still-on chicken and turn to you with quivering lips and watery eyes and ask. "Daddy,.......(little sniff).... is that a flamingo?" My Thirtieth First To Review in a row.