Magnifique!! If you're a fan of seafood, do yourself a favor and try the spaghetti alle vongole!…read moreThat dish was the winner. The imported meat and cheese plate was delicious as well and an excellent start to the meal. Authentic Italian food and a nice ambience that exceeded my expectations.

Excellent, the food is authentic and really good. Very deceiving from the outside as it is hidden…read morein between a 1970's concrete jungle and Chinese restaurants. Attention: you must go up the escalators. Once inside I enjoyed my meal. I had the spaghetti alle vongole. Maybe slightly pricey given the cadre, but you'll leave satisfied with the quality.

Best pizza I've had so far in Paris. We were late to come into the restaurant but the staff were…read morestill very kind and we didn't feel any pressure to leave.

Quite simply one of the very best Napolitan pizzerias and italian restaurant in Paris. The taste of…read morethat crust will follow you in your dreams. The chef (Jean-Philippe) is French and prepares some mean main courses with fresh house-made pasta (I beg you, try the Ravioli alla Crema or the Lasagna and weep) or meat (try the Filetto di Manzo with Gorgonzola) while the owner & pizzaiolo master (Pino) and the pizzaiolo (Mario) blows your mind with either traditional or creative takes on the Napolitan pizza. Try your best to keep some space for dessert. The Lemon Meringue pie is one of the best I've ever had (not too bitter, very different from a Key Lime). The Panna Cotta with berries is even better. If you like Cannoli, try it out too, while it's not really my thing I've heard great things from amateurs. Don't hurry and grab a Martini Bianco on ice to start the meal, they'll bring you Olives and delicious house made chips so you can procrastinate on what to eat. And don't you dare eat your pasta without sprinkling an avalanche of (real) Parmesan on them.

This place is really expensive and as tourists it's much worse. The food wasn't bad but they force…read moreyou to get more food. We are for the U.S. And usually share platters especially if it's pizza. We ordered 2 pizzas for our 6 person family. Mind you we are on a budget. We also bought drinks. The guy not sure if the owner or not forced us to order something else. The waitress was nice enough to let us just get an additional pizza instead of more platters. It's quite a bit of food for just each person to have a personal pizza which would be a medium sized each. Total was 36€ for 3 pizza and the drinks I advise are pricier than anything. 1 water 1L was 6.90€ and a tiny bottle lemonade was 4.80€ which by the way is not lemonade it's carbonate and almost taste like a Mountain Dew/7up 2 coca cola also the glass bottle ones 9.60€ combined. When they put the €€€ they mean it. Overall it was an okay experience but not if you're just looking for lunch before getting to the train station.

Do not be fooled by the street presence or the surrounding neighborhood as this place is a gem for…read morethe lover of italian cuisine in Paris. The hubby and I watched 'La Dolce Vita' in silence with a few subtitles, sipped on 2010 Guidalberto (Cab Sauv, Merlot and Sangiovese) and felt like we were in Florence again. Try the Casecca with meat and the linguine with lobster and clams. Absolutely Delish!! The staff is wonderful. The ambiance needs a little feminine touch but the food is unmistakably fabulous.