Ambiance: cafe style with friendly, happy staff members who hustle to make sure the service is top…read morenotch. I feel joyful eating the onion soup. The spritz beverages are delicious on a hot summer day. An atmosphere of comfort. A place for our vacay to enjoy food a beverages. Sid is a brilliant bartender. Fatima is a kind, funny, helpful and accurate on menu orders. We are very impressed with Fatima! We are HAPPY!!! We are looking forward to returning each year when we come to Palais Royale in Paris, which is near the Louvre.

we waited fifty minutes for our main course and they brought…read morethe wrong food. the string beans wr very overdone. they were supposed to bring a side salad for one of the diners, which never came. I was very excited for the duck confit which was passable at best. they never offered an apology for screwing up the main course for both of us. very disappointing and mediocre restaurant.

Incredible…read more Beautiful Parisian elegance. Decor is outstanding as is the service. Was invited to visit chef LeSquer when he visited Canada and had the opportunity for a l'apres prior to our meal to have a glass of wine and an appetizer with chef. Wonderful experience. He had interpreters next to him so that we could have a nice conversation. The dinner itself was fantastic and plentiful. Excellent dish quality. Good complexity of flavour. And way too many desserts!

If it's one restaurant you need to go in Paris, it's Le Cinq. The tasting menu was amazing. Every…read moredish was different from the other and none failed to amaze. The service was incredible and the decor is unmatched. The 3 Michelin stars are tasted in every bite, trust me. My favorite part was the strawberry pancake dessert and the lamb! They had a cheese and dessert cart at the end too. We had a reservation after and as the staff knew they made sure we were taken care of and could leave on time.

This place is amazing, no reservations & at the corner by our hotel. The food you must get the beef…read moredishes, I got the Thai beef salad because it's hot currently in Paris! Sitting at the door, outside people watching is the best.

After a long day of touring we decided to stay close by and made a last minute reservation at…read morePrince Racine. The interior space is rustic and cozy as seen in photos. The food was typical country French very good but not memorable. The service was excellent. Good serviceable meal.

Lives up to the hype. Great menus depending on your appetite and wonderful a la carte. It's…read morecreative and interesting and the service is exceptional. Great wine pairings if you want to let them do the work. A fantastic option in Paris.

Yes. Yes. Yes. I've…read morehad the pleasure of dining at Auguste twice now -- and every time I'm in Paris, it's at the top of my must-visit list. This is fine dining done absolutely right. Lunch here is truly one of the best deals (or honestly, a steal) you'll find in the city -- refined, beautifully executed dishes for under 50 euros. It's an experience that far exceeds the price. Dinner, as expected, was incredible -- with an extensive drink list that pairs perfectly with the elegant, balanced courses. The atmosphere is quiet, intimate, and exquisite -- no fuss, just timeless sophistication. The dishware is stunning, and the food presentation and flavors match the elegance of the space. Every bite is thoughtful, tasteful, and harmonious. If you're looking for a spot in Paris where the entire experience -- from the ambiance to the service to the final bite -- feels special, Auguste is it. Can't wait to return on my next trip.

We were greeted by our waitress who very quickly made us very comfortable. My daughter has a…read moreallergy and they were extremely helpful and made her feel certain that her food was safe. The food was delicious, my daughter and I had the beef and my wife had the beef bourguignon. All our food was fresh and delicious. We plan to return next time in Paris.

I had the beef bourguinon and it was everything my Julia Childs loving heart could have dreamed of…read more The waitress was kind and told me to dip my bread in the sauce and divine. It was all divine. 100% a hidden gem. I was just wandering and stumbled, happy she spoke English to help my naive American soul. A perfect dinner, perfect end to my day with a phenomenal traditional French dish.

Everything about the evening was incredible. Starting with the fact that you walk into a pharmacy…read moreand then head downstairs. Sit at the counter to get the full experience of watching the kitchen staff do their thing. Our waiter explained the menu, suggested we could do 3 starters each, or a traditional starter and entree. We opted with the 6 starters, planning to share them all. First was an amuse bouche. It paired perfectly with the glass of champagne we started with. We then chose our dishes. The sea bream carpaccio was amazing, delicate and citrusy. That came with the scallops, two scallops sitting on a celery root puree, with truffle. Then we had the pig trotters, and the langoustine ravioli with food gas sauce. The trotters were amazing with a pickled cabbage, delicate sauce and shaved Comte. (My husband was skeptical of this one, but ate most of it!) . The langoustine dish was delicious. The foie gras sauce was delicate and not overpowering . Finally we had the lamb, and the chicken gyoza with Parmesan and smoked duck. Again, delicious. The sommelier was a great help with the wine. We started with a glass of champagne. Mine was a glass of Sauvignon blanc, and we shared a bottle of Pinot Noir. A glass of Gewürztraminer paired perfectly with the dessert of crème caramel, served with warm, lemony madeleines. You cannot go wrong.

We went with the three course lunch which was spectacular. When you arrive, you're in a store which…read moreleads to a set of stairs going down to the basement level which is where the restaurant was located. We were seated at the end of the counter despite nobody else being there. That being said, service was attentive (not sure if they still have but had 1 star at the time) and timely. I started with the octopus carpaccio. Everything worked so well together and the octopus was extremely tender and not rubbery at all. A perfect start. For my main, I had the veal chop. Cooked and seasoned perfectly, this was a delicious piece of meat. It was a good portion too. Finally, dessert was I have no idea what it was. It looked cool, but that's about all it had going for it. Despite that, the starter and main were as close to perfect as you can get and I highly recommend this spot.

We happened upon this restaurant after visiting Sainte Chapelle. The decor is charming with a…read moreclassic French feel. TIGHT. It was VERY busy around 13:00. The seating inside the restaurant is VERY CLOSE to other people eating. The server had to pass our "neighbors'" food OVER our heads and table to reach them. That was a bit awkward. We were sitting so close, it was as if we were all one big party. FOOD- I ordered the mushroom omelet, and it was delicious! My daughter ordered a Nutella crepe. She liked it, but it was only one crepe accompanied by nothing else, so she left hungry. The restaurant was way too busy to get the server's attention to order anything else. Our neighbors ordered french onion soup and a steak dish which looked substantial. Try it!

Jamie W and I were on our way to Sainte-Chapelle and realized we were a half-hour early for our…read morereservation. Having extra time in the middle of Paris is never a bad thing, and as bonne chance would have it, we were just across the street from this atmospheric Belle Epoque period bistro. It was bustling in the middle of the afternoon. However, we were able to secure the ideal table for two on the terrace. We only had time to sip a couple of €5,8 Cafe Cremes, the luxuriant French version of a latte (Photo 7). Our only regret was our inability to try any of their traditional brasserie fare. The plates that passed by looked quite appetizing. C'est la vie. We'll always have Paris. COFFEE - 4 stars...just the right boost of creamy energy AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...very classic Paris setting SERVICE - 4 stars...the waiter was quite the dynamo TOTAL - 4 stars...worthy of a return visit for retro-Franco nourishment RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/zgkvOwnB6r

This restaurant was recommended by our hotel concierge. Also, we learned that this restaurant is…read moresuper popular among Korean tourists as it gets featured and recommended in a lot of YouTube videos and former travel guides. We made a reservation on their website for dinner. The restaurant is relatively close to Eiffel Tower and located on a very quiet street. The restaurant hall was managed by two very efficient gentlemen and they were so great at tending to every table in a timely manner. They were really good. Also, they spoke English and it made our experience so comfortable. Escargot was heavenly. My favorite was their tuna steak. The tuna steak was unique and I loved its flavors. It was perfectly cooked while maintaining a fantastic texture. Their pepper steak was comparable to that of Bistro Paul Bert. The fish was also very well cooked, although still had the fishy after taste. But I still very much enjoyed it. We finished our meal with their creme brûlée and it was the perfect finish to a fabulous meal.

I went to Cinque Mars two years ago and loved it. I wanted to bring my family back, a group of 8…read morepeople, when I returned for Paris. One person in our group has kidney disease and can't eat any salt. I call the restaurant well in advance and they wouldn't accommodate his medical restriction--despite the fact that I literally told him the person would eat anything you put in front of them as long as it didn't have any salt--grilled fish, meat, eggs, salad, etc. I am very disappointed and feel troubled by the fact that they didn't even try to make it work--people have a right to enjoy life despite their medical predicaments. They just told me they couldn't guarantee it.