Read the book a couple years ago and when I knew I'd be in Paris, this was the first place to eat…read morethat went on the list. Dragged my traveling companions with me and they were not disappointed when they started eating the food! So good! The staff were delightful but didn't pester. Tiny inside but comfortable. This was an unexpected pleasure for me and my traveling buddies!

Most people love me breakfast in Paris however, I was craving some American breakfast and this…read moretotally hit the spot

Great burgers. Only burgers. I had the bacon burger and the…read moreegg&4cheese burger special and they were excellent. The owner graduated in Arts and spent a year in Rome to study Italian painting. Then he went nuts and opened a burger joint ;) I love the mix of entrepreneurial and romantic souls, and the result is a solid business model. It was totally worth the walk from the Natural Museum.

This was not frequented by tourists as suggested earlier, It was a hidden gem, off the beaten path…read more The hamburgers are fabulous, the quality and taste superb. The French Connection cheese burger needs salt, the Duke with bacon is perfect. We've lived in Paris and can truly say that the cliental is changing, as more tourists have found it through social media. If you arrive when they open, you can get a seat but more importantly you can get a burger. Today they ran out before they closed and turned folks away. If you're missing burgers, this is the go to place.

I have mixed feelings about Bistro des Augustins. On the one hand, it provided me some of the most…read morecomforting and delicious food that I enjoyed in Paris. On the other hand, it made me realize that my mother was a terrible cook. Bistro des Augustins is a small, cozy venue offering both indoor seating and terrace seating near Pont Neuf. It serves a small number of curated dishes, including a wonderfully traditional Bistro Gratin in a homey ceramic dish served piping hot with a brown crispy cheesy top, herbs, spices and chicken. You can also get it with salmon. My brothers and I only saw my mother use our gas range to light her cigarettes, sanitize needles to remove our splinters, and make s'mores during the summer months when she couldn't muster the energy to take us 'outside camping.' I mean, all she had to do was borrow a cookbook, which I'm sure were readily available from maybe a neighbor or in any local bookstore or the public library. How hard is that? I was the only kid who brought a can of tuna and his own monogrammed can opener to school every day. Every day. And mom convinced me that the tuna holster she got me for my birthday was cool and hip. I was a naive mercury-filled fool, although I did become a very fast runner in junior high school because of the tuna holster. The interior décor of Bistro des Augustins is informal and vintage bistro style - wooden tables, traditional chalkboard menus, and soft lighting - creating a relaxed and comfy ambiance. My eyes have been opened to what's possible. Thank you Bistro des Augustins for expanding my culinary horizons. Five stars.

THE FOOD ------------------…read more= Fermier - Cheese gratin with chicken was good. Didn't blow me away, but was solid with the creaminess of the sliced potatoes and emmental cheese combined together with mixed vegetables. The cheese was very strong though, so anything else was unfortunately pretty much overpowered by it. Arrived with bread, but it DEFINITELY could use other carb options to sop it all up (e.g., rice???)! = Landais - Cheese gratin with duck. Same comment as the above, except the Landais had egg and goat cheese also mixed in with almost the same ingredients as the Fermier. THE SERVICE ----------------------- + The lone waitress, who also worked the role as greeter, cashier and bartender was friendly. + Food arrived within 10 minutes of ordering. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------------ = Small, tight restaurant. = Not many tables inside - 6 in total. + Located a few blocks away from the more touristy restaurants, towards the East, on a much quieter street. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Nada.

On a recent trip to Paris, my husband and I stopped in here for a quick lunch. Do it!…read more L'Avant Comptoir is a tiny wine bar in the 6th arrondissement which serves an assortment of small plates. The menu changes daily, and every item is fantastic! Beautifully plated, quality ingredients, imaginative choices, warm welcome, fast service. Top notch.

Unfortunately the young girl wasn't friendly like Anthony Bourdain said…read more No English menu which was fine, but they can't really help on describing. She was also rough slamming utensils and dishes which was wild. Squid Ink Croquettes was very good in my opinion. Lots of ink and chunks of squid. Good flavor. Shrimp Ravioli in Seaweed Soup was more like a dim sum dish... A glass of white wine was €10 which is high. Butter was very good though as expected.

Ordered the fish and chips and a hamburger. Ask for the "Formule". Which comes with a glass of…read morewine, main coffee and a dessert.

My boyfriend and I were walking through the Bastille when we noticed the sidewalk signs in front…read more The food looked incredible! I checked my handy Yelp app and was pleasantly surprised by great reviews and ratings...so we decided to give it a shot. We were seated straight away on the second floor. As we scanned the menus and surroundings, I became very uneasy with the decor (read: Times Square, yellow cabs, Mick Jagger, etc...) realizing this might be a tourist trap. I was sadly correct. The fish sandwich was not much to be desired. The fries were decent. The sweet potato soup tasted like canned tomatoes. Next time I'll trust my gut and go elsewhere.

Great swevice. I loved my burger topped with cheese! The service was great. The staff was…read moreextremely helpful. It def gives american diner. JB was the best!

After spending an afternoon at the Louvre and shopping, we stopped for an ice cream. Delicious…read morebanana split. Only downside was that the waiter was hard to get a hold of and didn't come back to the table to see if we needed anything else.

While not your typical American fare, Schwartz's still earns my respect for their dedication…read more Arriving in Paris late and feeling a bit homesick, I sought solace in a taste of familiar flavors at Schwartz's Deli. Despite their extensive burger selection, I opted for the Chicken Caesar Salad for a lighter option. The salad wasn't quite what I was expecting. The dressing lacked the creamy richness and salty tanginess that comes with a classic Caesar Salad, and the croutons leaned towards the sweeter side. Overall, it presented a healthier twist to the traditional recipe. Weird flex, but the wine served was amazing and they were generous with the pours!

After eating here, I can say that Paris has one of the best pastrami sandwiches in the world. The…read moreBBQ sauce works; it was different than the usual mustard. Service was friendly. The tables are pretty close together.

First off, shame on us for thinking this wouldn't be filled with smokers since it is primarily a…read moresports bar. We walked about twenty minutes from the Arc de Triomphe to the restaurant to watch the NFL game. When we got there, we were immediately hit with a wall of smoke. No one welcomed us or told us whether we should wait to be seated. Several of us were not happy about the amount of smoke, so we left.

I guess this is the place to be to watch a European game. We came by in hopes of watching American…read morefootball and unfortunately were told that the internet was not working and we would not be able to watch. We still decided to stay and grab a bite to eat and some drinks. We waiting super long for the water for our table. The service was mediocre and the food not great at all. I wouldn't suggest this place for anything other than watching a local game.

Authentic French restaurant is such a treat !! The veal and duck dishes are absolutely delicious…read moreand clearly prepared with care and tradition. They also have an awesome wine selection that pairs beautifully with the menu. The restaurant itself is cozy with tight seating, which we didn't mind at all .. it adds to the charm. Lunch does get very busy with both pickup orders and dine-in guests, but the food comes out pretty promptly despite the rush. Another big highlight is how extremely well-priced everything is for the quality you're getting. The servers are friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience feel warm and relaxed. Overall, it was a truly lovely dining experience and one I would be soooo happily to return to.

Absolutely worth the line for a sandwich!! You have heard the hype and you simply must go! We were…read morein the area and looking for a late lunch so we stopped by around 2PM and got in line. We had to wait about 15 minutes but it was so worth it! We got of the ham, cheese and butter sandwiches and my my this was amazing! For $20, the sandwiches were a GREAT price and absolutely delicious! No need to sit inside just grab and go and enjoy!

While out on a self-guided walking tour I found myself in the old Jewish quarter of Paris…read more Fallafel joints appeared plentiful but only L'As du Fallafel screamed out as the one to dine at. On first pass, there was a line at the take-out window. When I returned to dine in, there was a rather significant line there as well. My party of 2 was apparently the magic number because they had us stand in the front of the line and we were seated inside almost immediately. The food here is served so rapidly that I seriously doubt anyone needs to wait long as there's a constant turning of tables. Schwarma and Fallafel and whatever else we consumed here was so fresh, delicious, and satisfying that I tried coming back here again the night before leaving Paris. Unfortunately for me, they close early on Shabbat, so I had to be satisfied with my single visit. Outstanding experience, delicious food as over 2,000 reviews already attested to.

L'As du Fallafel is a lively, always-buzzing spot in the Marais and easily one of the most popular…read morestreet food stops in Paris. We tried the chicken shawarma, lamb and turkey shawarma, along with their house hot sauce, fries, and an Israeli beer. Everything hit the mark--the wraps were packed, juicy, and easily among the best we've had anywhere. The chicken shawarma in particular stood out for its flavor and freshness, while the hot sauce added a great kick without overpowering the food. The fries were simple but satisfying and worked perfectly alongside the wraps. The atmosphere is fast-paced and energetic, with a constant mix of locals and tourists, and it's usually packed, which adds to the experience. Service was friendly despite the crowds and the quick turnover. A must-visit for anyone craving a generous, flavorful, and satisfying falafel or shawarma experience in Paris.