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    La Belle Ferronière

    3.5 (58 reviews)
    PriceyBrasseries, French
    Open 7:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Flan
    mei s.

    Onion soup was delivered cold. Not even warm. It was terrible. The Octopus had the consistency of sausage but apparently that is the way in Paris. The gratins were the best in our meal. Steak tartare and the beef borgignone was good. Service was great though.

    Katrina V.

    La Belle Ferronière was a happy little surprise that we stumbled on. My boyfriend and I were actually on the way to a different restaurant for lunch, only to find that it was closed for a few days. We were both hangry and ended up going to the first restaurant we saw. We had lunch at La Belle Ferronière around 12:30pm on a Friday. The place wasn't too busy yet, but the lunch crowd quickly filled up the place shortly after. The place was quite big though. There was plenty of seating both levels, and we were given options for seating in the upstairs area. Overall customer service was excellent. Julie was our server, and she was amazing. She was very friendly and helpful, and she spoke English quite well. I also read that service can often be slow at restaurants in France, but I thought our food came out in such a timely manner. Not sure if it's because we were in a more touristy area with lots of foot traffic, but hey, I'll take it. We were already on our 4th day of the trip but haven't had a traditional French meal. We ordered Eggs Mayonnaise and Escargots to share, and we ordered beef bourguignon and French onion soup as our entrees. Don't knock the Eggs mayonnaise until you've tried it. I've never seen this offered at French restaurants back in the United States, but I saw on food videos that this is a dish to try. Think of it as French-style deviled eggs: soft boiled eggs with salty mayo... and it's absolutely delicious. I've had escargots before and liked them, but it was my boyfriend's first time trying them. We got a half order (6 escargots). The buttery herb sauce was very flavorful. I loved my traditional French onion soup. It was so warm, cheesy, and filling - sticks to your bones. Exactly what I wanted during a cold, rainy day. Lastly, I recommended my boyfriend try beef bourguignon, which is a beef wine stew. He loved the dish, and I had the pleasure of trying it. The beef was so soft and tender, and the red wine flavor was very prominent. Beef bourguignon I've had back at home loses the wine flavor, so I really appreciated how forward the wine taste was.

    J E.

    We had just arrived in Paris and were pretty hungry for lunch and our concierge suggested La Belle Ferronnière. We got there during their busy lunch service, but were still able to get right in and sit just inside from the patio. The menu is nice, but I was hoping for more from our first French Café visit, such as another soup item (perhaps a bisque) and possibly something in a beef bourguignon. The items we did get were nice and the service was great! Our server spoke really nice English, which was very helpful to us. The vibe was definitely fun and energetic.

    Salmon Tartare
    Tommy O.

    Had escargot and salmon tartare. Escargot was buttery, but the green sauce kept it light and refreshing. Salmon tartare was delicious and the creme around it accompanied it well. Service was a little slow and menu was in French, but there is free wifi and you can sit inside or outside.

    Kathy L.

    First night in Paris and we had no idea what we wanted to eat. We wanted something light, more French cuisine than American--I can eat pizza, pasta and burgers at home. Our concierge recommended this restaurant, it was a short walk from our hotel on Avenue Champs Elysees. The restaurant was busy on this Friday evening, a good sign. After reviewing the menu we decided to order several entrees to share instead of individual main courses and share 1 main course. First and foremost, French onion soup is a must and that is what we ordered. In addition, we ordered the large Burgundy escargots (9); baked ravioli & and curry skewers with rice. And for dessert we ordered a Nutella crepe and ice cream. The French onion soup and escargot were delicious and tasty. The garlic butter with basil was quite nice and perfect for dipping bread in it. The baked ravioli with parmesan was good, however, I was extremely disappointed with the curry skewers and jasmine rice as it lacked a good curry flavor. Overall, the meal was very average...it is doubtful that I would return. For what we ordered, it was overpriced at nearly 80€ for a meal consisting of 2 entrees, soup, a main course and desserts.

    Dave L.

    Stopped in for a spell for Berthillon. Running up to the bar, we made our request. The staffer there - maybe the bartender - probably thought we were insane by our conversation and mannerisms; he wasn't the warmest guy around - but he still got us our Berthillon ice cream, and fast. Dessert was served in a high metal cup with pleasing Gavottes wafers. As for the delightful orbs of sugar, the pear flavor was the best. Prices were decent for the location, too. We scarfed down everything so fast that we didn't get any decent photos. Several scoops of ice cream later, we paid, tipped (he was fast, more important than friendly when you have Berthillon cravings), and left.

    Chocolate mousse
    Jane B.

    My friends and I stopped at La Belle Ferroniere for lunch on the first day of our Paris vacation! It is conveniently located on a side street off the Champs Elysées, right across from Hotel Frontenac. It was the perfect place to welcome us to Paris! The menu had a great variety of food: crepes, croissants, soup, sandwiches, burgers, salads and a great list of desserts! I ordered the French cheese plate- which came with a selection of French cheese, toast, and a side salad. It was everything I had hoped for! The cheese was phenomenal. The platter offered a perfect variety of different flavors and texture. I ordered a glass of wine with my cheese. Our server helped me pick the wine based on my description of what I was looking for. His recommendation was perfect! My one friend ordered the French Onion soup, which she loved. My other friend decided on a bacon Cheeseburger (which was hilarious). I had a bite of the cheeseburger and I have to admit, it was delicious. For dessert, my friends and I split a Creme Brulee and a Chocolate Mousse. Both were divine! The servers were exceptionally friendly. They made us laugh throughout the meal and were very patient with our horrible pronunciation of French menu items. Luckily, the menu had English translations under the French menu items.

    Charcuterie plate
    Gregg M.

    The wife and I had passed La Belle Ferronière several times during our time in Paris on our way back to our hotel. While brasseries like La Belle Ferronière are as abundant in Paris as Starbucks are in Seattle, we noted that it always seemed to be busy regardless of the time of day/night. Located just off George V on a corner across the street from a Cartier store, we decided to stop for a late lunch at La Belle Ferronière for a light snack and some wine. Doing the Parisian thing, we sat outside facing the street to enjoy the nice weather and people watch. Service was prompt and professional. I ordered the charcuterie plate and a glass of red wine. Prices were comparable to other bistros and brasseries. My wine was fine. My charcuterie, on the other hand, was a disappointment. While it was a reasonably generous portion, the salami, prosciutto, and ham were okay, if unremarkable. However, the terrine was terribly dry, with a consistency of canned tuna with every bit of moisture squeezed out, and bland. It wasn't good. Perhaps I chose the wrong dish and La Belle Ferronière does other things much better. That said, my experience gave me the impression that La Belle Ferronière was just an average place that was more style than substance.

    Tuna tartine
    Anneke D.

    Another charming café off of the Champs Elysées. While slightly pricier than quality brasseries in other neighborhoods, La Belle Ferronière was, on the first occasion, an enjoyable lunch spot. The second time was deceiving. The first time I ordered the magret de canard with gratin dauphinois and my dining companion ordered the daily lunch special: leg of lamb with new potatoes and an apple-mango crumble for 19.90€. Too bad it wasn't 90 cents less, so it could fit on the Ticket Resto card! The duck breast was coated in a not-too-sweet balsamic glaze, and its potato accompaniment was delicious, albeit slightly undercooked. I was hoping it would come with a small salad (the plates were certainly large enough to fit one), but instead it came with fresh cherry tomatoes (which would have been better slightly roasted). The lamb was good, and the dessert just okay (I'm not sure it was entirely made on site). My second lunch at this spot was a little less tasty, and as my partner had gotten the plat+dessert lunch formula that was listed on the board, when we ordered the plat du jour (a filling but bland tuna tartine) and one of the daily desserts, we figured it would cost 19.90€ as well. When the check came, it was a whopping 25€. Why? Trickery. One dessert has a barely visible asterisk next to it, and only that dessert is eligible for the menu price. Not at all cool. Apart from that, the waiters were attentive and efficient, the service speedy.

    Sucre Daddy.
    Jason H.

    Tourist trap, crap. Worst, driest Croissants in the world. You can find better in a Texas supermarket and your breakfast won't cost 45 Euro. Came here for breakfast because were told the croissant was fresh. It isnt. It is days old, overpriced and not of the standard you might find in a Costco aisle but in the sell by date section.The coffee is weak and they cover your breakfast in Paprika. As far as Parisian breakfasts are concerned, this is total shit. Very disappointing. Worst, driest Croissants in the world and expensive to boot. Never again.

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    Excellent breakfast. 3 egg's, croissant, coffee, toast, fresh squeezed orange juice. Definitely recommend

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    Lovely neighborhood bar to take a seat and have a coffee; had French onion soup -- YUM

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    Worst meal in Paris. Service was strange, then horrible. Went to bathroom and saw kitchen and service area - I hope we don't get sick.

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    Le P'tit Canon - Duck Legs

    Le P'tit Canon

    4.3(37 reviews)
    1.9 kmMalesherbes/Villiers, 17ème
    €€€

    It was our kast night in Paris and we were determined to find a good Parisian meal despite the late…read morehour. We found Le P'tit and when we inquired if they would serve us they said yes if we ordered immediately. It was a few minutes after ten. We ordered at the bar then were seated at our tables. The waitstaff were incredibly nice. They brought whatever we needed including ketchup which, despite being American, we didn't want or need. :) The food was delicious. I had an almost perfect poached egg -just a little too cooked. They had a fair amount of vegetarian options for the person in our party to get a decent meal: eggs, salad and beignets de mozzarella, which I hate to burst your bubble in advance, is a very French and more appealing way to say Mozzarella sticks. They were still good for the record. Perhaps everyone should call them that and aim for that level of taste. Fried just right and a fair amount of cheese. I ordered the duck legs-no complaints there. It was tender and the side of potatoes weren't the top of my list for the evening but there was more than enough of them to share with others. The chocolate fondant was voted best dessert by the table. It won no contest. I'm glad we stopped in for an authentic food experience.

    Got ignored for not speaking French right off the bat and given major attitude when not ordering…read morewine with a cheese plate... This place was okay, located in the Paris area yet somehow not very accommodating to tourists? So weird. Anyways, my friend and I came in here after a day of traveling and were starving. We wanted something light and decided to try the cheese that everyone talks about, and it was pretty decent. The prices were a bit wild (like everything else in Paris), but I guess that's what we get for stopping into the first place we saw on the street. The menu is pretty eclectic, so don't expect to stop in here with children and be able to get a grilled cheese and fries, it's more of that stuff that people in America eat when they come into some wealth and acquire a new money accent (you know the type).

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    Le P'tit Canon - Pork pate with pickles

    Pork pate with pickles

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    Mozarella sticks

    Le P'tit Canon - Chocolate Fondant with vanilla ice cream -the best dessert!!

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    Chocolate Fondant with vanilla ice cream -the best dessert!!

    L'atelier des Batignolles - Delicious steak frite: juicy, perfectly cooked steak and gorgeous fries... salad beautifully dressed. Excellent, reasonably priced wine. Go!

    L'atelier des Batignolles

    5.0(4 reviews)
    2.2 kmBatignolles, 17ème
    €€€

    A gem! We ended up here after the other restaurant our Airbnb host had recommended was fully booked…read moreand advised us to go here instead. We booked over the phone while on the Bateaux Mouches river tour as we were tired and hungry after a day of sightseeing and we wanted a neighborhood bistro for great unpretentious food where we could stagger back to our beds around the corner after. It was late when we arrived but the bistro was still bustling, our server was super friendly and the food came super fast, which was great as we were ravenous by then! We ordered what was probably one of the cheapest bottles of red wine on the menu but it was so much better than anything we pay twice the price for at home... because hey we're in France, right? Excellent food, friendly people, great service - couldn't ask for more, go there! Side note: walking past next day on way to the metro we were in need of a bathroom and the barman was so nice to let me use theirs even tho I'd just walked in off the street: I made sure after to thank him for the amazing dinner night before so he knew I'd been a customer and most important, the loos were nice and clean (again not the standard in much of Paris!) which was great as you know what they say about clean toilets = a clean kitchen!

    Great little Parisian bistro off the beaten path but still just around the corner of Montmartre…read more Ordered the plat du jour, and the dory as well as a salmon salad to start off. My boyfriend is a fish fanatic and loved every bit of the dory. My tajine was amazing as well! Best salmon salad I've ever tasted, the mango actually works super well with it too which surprised us! Great friendly atmosphere, we event chatted with tables next to us and our waitress always came to check on us to make sure we were well looked after!! Would highly recommend!

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    L'atelier des Batignolles - The outdoor patio.

    The outdoor patio.

    L'atelier des Batignolles - Looking out the front door.

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    Looking out the front door.

    Le Bistrot des Vignes - Le Bistrot des Vignes

    Le Bistrot des Vignes

    3.8(61 reviews)
    1.9 kmMalesherbes/Villiers, 17ème
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    It was nice this restaurant was open because many restaurants were closed Sunday evening. They had…read morea prix fixe menu that included an appetizer, entree, and dessert. I think it was 30 euro per person. The menu was written on a chalk board so I believe it changes daily. Our waiter kindly translated it into English for us. My husband and I ordered a salad with smoked duck, veal with potatoes, and creme brûlée. I thought everything was good. My only complaint was my creme brûlée was burned, which gave it an acrid taste.

    My friends and I came here for dinner after visiting a pal who lived in the area. All the narrow…read morecobblestone-lined streets were full of restaurants and shops. It was hard to choose a place, but we went with this spacious, open-aired restaurant, basking in the glow of the setting sun. I opted for their Steak Frites, which was already butterflied on the plate. It was tender, but rather light on flavor, which I've noticed to be the standard French fare. A huge dose of fresh cracked pepper was in order, and on the creamy shallot sauce as well. The thick wedge fries were quite good, but I never turn away a fried potato. My friend's brioche toast and my creme brûlée were nice, sweet endings to the meal. Overall it was a good dinner, with very attentive service by the 2 waiters, as we were one of the few patrons on a weeknight.

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    Le Bistrot des Vignes - Le Bistrot des Vignes

    Le Bistrot des Vignes

    Le Bistrot des Vignes - Le Bistrot des Vignes

    Le Bistrot des Vignes

    Le Bistrot des Vignes - Le Bistrot des Vignes

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    Le Sens Unique - Ribeye and potatoes

    Le Sens Unique

    4.5(103 reviews)
    0.4 km8ème, Avenue Montaigne/Faubourg St-Honoré
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    Our dining experience in Paris was simply unforgettable. Every dish was prepared to perfection,…read morefrom the rich and comforting French onion soup to the classic escargots bathed in fragrant garlic herb butter, and the beautifully crisp and tender duck confit. Each bite reflected the care, tradition, and culinary excellence that make French cuisine world-famous. The flavors were authentic, balanced, and absolutely delicious. Beyond the exceptional food, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, making the entire evening feel like a true Parisian experience. This was one of the highlights of our trip, and it reminded us why Paris is such a special destination for food lovers. We are already looking forward to returning next year and enjoying another memorable meal. Highly recommended for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Paris.

    We stopped at the restaurant for dinner. Great ambiance, you definitely know you are visiting an…read moreold restaurant in Europe. We skipped wines (expensive). We all got French onion soup to begin with - it was good, a bit overloaded on cheese though to my liking. But the liquid itself was tasty. I had duck confit as my main course, and it was delicious. My colleague got steak tartar as his main course. The steak tartar came pre-mixed, and one of the ingredients was ... wait for it... ketchup. Yep, ketchup. I had a taste and it was really, really, really bad. I don't know whose wild idea was that, but this completely ruined the dish. Honestly, if this would be my order, this would be a 3 or maybe even two star review. Good service. No recommendation here. It is Paris. There are other choices.

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    Le Sens Unique - Interior

    Interior

    Le Sens Unique - Poelee Gambas

    Poelee Gambas

    Le Sens Unique - Vanilla crème brûlée

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    La Belle Ferronière - brasseries - Updated June 2026

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