Service was exceptional, the food was delicious and each individual dish was one of the best…read moreexamples of itself - better fish n chips than I've had in England.

Came here for lunch and looks like Leon is a chain restaurant. It's very quiet with only 3 tables…read moreoccupied. Took two requests to get our plates after food came. Bread was sitting on the service table nearby but didn't get to us until after the latest came. Must have forgotten about us. Came for the Leon Mussels but it didn't impress me. The Mustard Chicken Casserole had too much mustard so it was on the verge of acidic. Overall food is what's expected of a chain restaurant and price of €31 is not bad for lunch.

So good! Great service, amazing authentic French cuisine! Would love to come back and recommend to…read moreanyone!

It was a bit hard to find because the entrance was small, but this cozy French restaurant was…read moregreat. They offer a appetizer + dessert or entree + dessert deal for 26€ or an appetizer + entree + dessert for 30€. I ordered the fried fish filet as my entree and it tasted was so good. Nice and crispy but not too dry, and it came with French fries and a side salad. The tartare sauce was also a great complement to the fish. I also got to try the steak frites because my dad ordered it. The beef was a bit tough, but there was a steak special that seemed a lot better. For dessert, I got the caramel crème brûlée with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I was really craving crème brûlée so I enjoyed it!

I dined here twice while I was in Paris, the first time was better than the second time- the first…read morevisit was 5 stars, the second, 3, so I am giving it 4. The first time was with a friend, we approached the hostess stand. It was still early, but we wanted a cold beer on a hot day. Usually, they want you to eat, but she was okay with us having drinks as it was still early. We were brought to a nice table outside, and we were given menus and ordered beers. I got up to look at the seafood, and it looked incredible. When they returned with our beers, we decided to order food, our server took our orders, and we drank our very cold and refreshing beers, sitting in a beautiful garden area watching the people go by. Then the food arrived- fresh oysters, razor clams, Foie Gras, prawns and bread & butter. I don't usually eat oysters in the summer, but we were nearing September and the oysters were from the Normandy coast, cooler water, so I decided to have them- and boy, and I'm glad I did- they were excellent! As were the prawns, and the razor clams were to die for- perfectly cooked and tasty. The table next to us ordered Langoustine, and they looked incredible, but we were already full! For dessert, we ordered the Rum Baba- OMG, do good and they just give you a bottle of rum to pour away! It was delicious as well. My second visit was by myself, as I wanted ot have the Langoutine. I walked in, and nothing was available outside, so I sat inside- and I am glad I did- it was beautiful and well-appointed! Long story short, I ordered almost the same thing, but I had the Langoustine instead of the prawns, and I was sadly disappointed. They were small and one was old, the meat like paste. Everything else was good, though, but the main reason I went there the second time was a bust. I would definitely go back again, but I would make sure to check out the fresh seafood by sight before ordering.

The food and ambiance were fantastic! The fish blew me away! The champagne and wine selection…read morecomplimented the meal. Service was great! This place is a gem!

I had the steak tartare and my daughter the Caesar salad. The tartare was one of the best that I…read morehad recently, the fries were excellent and the Caesar tasty. The service was efficient and friendly. Highly recommend.

The food was excellent. Great flavors. However the service was poor, un organizad and took forever…read moreto serve us. It is also too pricey. Ambiance was great!

My last meal in Paris and it was fantastic! Clamato is a seafood tapas restaurant by Septime and…read morethey serve creative seafood and vegetable dishes with a variety of fusion ingredients. The seafood is so fresh and each dish was full of delicious flavors. I loved all the dishes that we tried, with my favorites being the oysters, cockles with crispy potatoes, and sea bream tiradito with kiwi sauce! What we ordered: Cockles, Chipotle Butter, Crispy Potatoes €16 - very tasty and flavorful, the crispy potatoes add a great crunchy touch. Amande Clam from Mont Saint Michel x6 €10, Special Oyster from Isigny x6 €24, and Palourde Clam from Camargue x6 €16 - very fresh, after having both, I prefer oysters over clams. Sea Bream Tiradito with Kiwi sauce €17 - I don't think I've had kiwi sauce before, but they made it work! A standout dish. White Asparagus, Creamy Savagnin sauce, and Haddock €22 - I liked the creamy sauce, but this was my least favorite dish, probably because I don't like asparagus too much. Blufin Tuna, Turnip, & Chili Oil €21 - another interesting fusion dish, I enjoyed it! They're a Michelin bib gourmand meaning they offer good value for money. After finishing the meal, I certainly agree! No reservations, so it's first come first serve. We arrived at 1pm and only had to wait a short while before being seated. The rustic and casual ambience made for an excellent last dining experience, Clamato was definitely one of my favorite meals. Seafood lovers, you must try this spot when in Paris!

I was really looking forward to trying this place. I was so disappointed - it was such an awful…read moreexperience. We ordered the €75 seafood tower/platter and it came with melting ice underneath. Soon the melting ice became water, and the clams were sinking into the water. Disgusting. I told them what was happening and they said we didn't eat it fast enough. (We ate very fast actually.) They really didn't care and just asked if we were done (ignoring the sunken clams we didn't get to eat). For €75! Don't waste your money and a precious meal in Paris at this awful place.

Paris has changed a lot over the years and has become extremely touristy, making it increasingly…read moredifficult to find traditional French food prepared with real, high-quality ingredients. This restaurant deserves a place in the Michelin Guide. It is a small, authentic Parisian bistro that has been around for more than 100 years. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, enhanced by beautiful white tablecloths and charming vintage tilework that reflects its long history. The restaurant is personally run by the chef, which adds a special touch to the dining experience. We were a large group, so we ordered a variety of dishes to share. My favorites were the fish, the lamb, and the apple dessert, all of which were outstanding. If you're visiting Paris, this restaurant is absolutely worth trying. It's not located in the main tourist area, but it's very close and well worth the short trip for an authentic French dining experience.

Food was extremely plain and it took very long for the food to arrive. Portions were small yet very…read moreexpensive. Menu had very few options and they charged for everything.

We really enjoyed our meal here thought if we're being honest with ourselves it wasn't quite as…read moregood as another marais place. The steak was a little chewier than we'd like though the fries were excellent. The onion soup is a standout balancing flavors without being too overwhelming. The cheese also melted and was perfect for the soup. Get the duck too. It was great. Good wine and service was quite good too. You won't go wrong here.

I don't know if it was because I stopped by at 3pm to eat something before catching the train out…read moreof Paris, but the service was very slow and the waiters were pretty.. how should I put it... "abrasive." Now that I think about it... a friend of mine did mentioned that the Parisians take their lunchtime of 12pm-2:30pm very seriously - and of course I was outside of that timeframe. Regardless - on to the food. I ordered the steak and fries. The steak was very well cooked and the butter on top was parsley and garlic infused. However, there was something missing. The fries were nicely crisp and the meat was very well cooked; however, both were missing an element of taste. If I could shorten the review of my entree to 1 sentence, it would be: The textures were all there, but the flavor was lacking.

To celebrate our eighth wedding anniversary (time has wings!), my wife and I decided that Les…read moreRupins would be the destination to celebrate. Since we like to live on the wild side, we showed up to the restaurant without a reservation (we feel like reservations can make dining on vacation too stressful). Fortunately, we were seating after three minutes of waiting. After browsing the menu, we ordered the following: Salmon Avocato Tartare (wife), Angus Rumsteak (wife), the special of the day - beef with potatoes (me), two glasses of Bordeaux, and one glass of Sauvignon. Roughly 15 minutes later our orders arrived, smelling just as delicious as their titles. Initially I found the beef to lack in flavor; however, the included sauce immediately wiped that thought from my mind. The side of potatoes were plentiful (so much so that I couldn't fathom eating dessert afterwards) and the glass of Sauvignon was the perfect selection to wash down my meal. Although we were both satisfied with our meals, I cannot say that we were so impressed that we would make a return visit. If you're looking for a good spot for dinner & wine, check out Les Rupins.

Best duck I have ever had! This is definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Paris. All the…read morecourses were cooked perfectly and the service was fast. The dessert was also amazing. Would 100% be back again and again