Completely excellent! I was staying nearby at the Courtyard Marriott for work and didn't feel like…read moreheading into the city center for a good meal. I love foie gras so this place is perfect. I ordered the Planche Sud Ouest which had cold duck foie gras, pan fried duck foie gras, pan fried slices of duck meat, ham, bread, salad, and potatoes. It was plenty filing. The waiter was excellent, friendly, and attentive. He recommended a great white wine to pair with my meal. I was comfortable dining by myself and enjoyed the street view. I'll definitely come back here next time I'm in Paris. There's so much more on the menu I want to try!

Canard 3 ways. Foie gras. Confit with seared skin omfg. And slices of smoked duck. Huge dish…read more Escargot persillade. W garlic parsley butter Piperade. Poached egg. Jambon stew.

I don't often "leave" Paris (literally a 5 minute walk outside of the city) but when I do I usually…read moreeat at a friend or family members home. This time we tried a new restaurant, la QG, which recently opened on the place de la Marie. It was a pleasant surprise with the trendy industrial look mixed with a touch of what i would call grandma chic type couches and seats. The menu has a nice variety and a long lost of cocktails. I had the goat cheese salad which was nice and large. Most of the table had the ba bar burger-looked mighty fine- and a few ordered the various daily specials. Because it was noon I had a cocktail, the Mango margarita. It says for two, which it is but I had it all for me... And sure glad I did. Yes, you can share it but you can also keep it for yourself and avoid having to order a second one after. The desserts looked really good and large but instead we all order the cafe gourmand (my personal go to dessert). It always you to have coffee and sample 3 dessert, the chocolate mousse (pretty delish for a restaurant), a creme brûlée, and a large cannelé. The prive and service are good. Nice place and great when the sun is out on the terrace enjoy the good food and atmosphere.

A great place for lunch outside, weather permitting. The tables are very close together and the…read morefood is not exceptional. However, the service is really fast and friendly, making it a convenient place for lunch. The greatest value was the table outside, perfect spot for spring lunch.

Had to try Lao food when in Paris and this seems to be the most popular. People were waiting for…read morethem to open. The place has plenty of seating and was a tight squeeze but I suppose that's normal to maximize the space. The staff were Lao and as we got seated it continued to get busier! 4/5 Nam kow - I love this wrap and always get it. Very glad I ordered this. 4/5 Ka poon - this is one it must fave dishes and got it with the blood. A must! 1/5 Steamed fish - was disappointed with this as it was not served hot and lacked flavor. I don't recommend. 3/5 Lao sausage - served differently like little meatballs and was good but not spicy like they should be. It was a bit dry. Would come back to try the papaya salad and explore other items!

My favorite Lao/Vietnamese restaurant in Paris. We always try to come here at least once every time…read morewe are in Paris. There is always a long line. My uncle dines here frequently. We waited a good 30 minutes this time around. We were pretty hungry by the time the food arrived. Because everything is freaking delicious I am not even going to give ratings. We ordered: Lao sausage Sticky rice Salade de riz porc Steak Lao Morning glory Mango sticky rice dessert Banh canh Papaya salade Crispy intestines Bamboo dish We finished all of it! Portions are smaller than in the states but quality is excellent. Be ready to wait in line!