(sorry this is in English - hope it helps)…read more SETUP: 20-day vacation in Europe August 2011. CAST: Three die-hard foodies. RANK: Woohoo is right - friendly staff, outstanding food! 2 entrees, 8 glasses of wine, 2 desserts - all for $80US We had just flown in to Paris last night and were walking up and down a main drag where we were staying. There was nothing particularly wrong with what we saw, but we want something quiet and small. We had circled back and found this restaurant, with a very friendly man named Yves who invited us in. The prices were close to 1/2 that found on the main drag - that's a good thing since the dollars in bad shape. Yves recommended the fish stew and brought for dessert a sweet cream dessert with grapefruit - absolutely the best dessert so far in Europe (we've been to London, Stockholm and Bristol so far). The staff were very friendly - as well as the patrons. One of the best experiences - one of the best meals. I tipped Yves an extra 10 Euro - he wanted to make sure I understood tips **ARE TYPICALLY INCLUDED IN THE BILL IN FRANCE** - but I went ahead and gave it to him anyway. He also advised to always eat at places off the main drag - they are cheaper and better. He is right!

Stumbled by this place as we were going to dinner (were lured by their 3 euros wine!) and glad we…read moredid. Staff is super friendly, drinks are cheap, music was good and is an exceptional people watching opportunity LOL. We had such a great time that went back after dinner Totally recommend!

Happy hour from 7-10pm. Cool and divey. Area is diverse and colorful. If you're not all uppity you…read morecan have a good time and cheap drinks.

One of the better meals and service we had in Paris. It's tucked into an alleyway off the main road…read moremaking it a more pleasant dining experience without all the cars. The food was good.

Last meal before going to the airport and our food was really good. I had a craving for a bacon…read morecheeseburger and my hunny bun got the bo bun salad. Both dishes were prepared well and delicious. This place can get a little busy at peak times around 1200-1400 and 1800-2100 and there are only a few servers but they zoom around the restaurant to make sure they are able to meet all the customers needs. I feel like the overall rating should be at least a 4 star given all the food is fresh, tasty, and made to order.

Stopped after sound some sight seeing and just wanted a relaxing lunch. Sat outside and had a…read morechicken Caesar salad and some sparkling water. Server was nice and attentive and food was excellent.

The truffle pasta is amazing. Great food and service. Love sitting on the outdoor patioread more

I went tonight with my girlfriend and some friends and i got impressed by the very good service…read morethat we had. My girlfriend is a vegetarian so she was a little bit stressed because everything in the Menu had fish or meat. So I told the waiter my girlfriend "problem". The waiter just offered her a vegetarian dish that wasn't even in the menu, and it was so good. I ate a fillet de cabillaud with some smashed potatoes and it was very delicious. The fish was beautifully cooked :) The atmosphere of the restaurant was perfect. There was a guy playing guitar and that made me remember my beautiful country (Mexico). Oh, and they have very good variety of wines! If you are looking for a very french and nice place, I recommend it!

We were staying in the area while in Paris on our vacation and decided to try this place on our…read morelast night in town. Boy am I glad we did! If you like Foie, go to this place. If you like goose or duck in general, go to this place. Heck, if you like fresh ingredients prepared for you like you are in someone's home, go to this place. We were one of the first tables in the restaurant, but by the time we left it was full. The space itself is warm and decorated in eclectic but home-style with boards everywhere stating their menu. I opted for the 26 Euro set menu which is a great price considering what you get. You would never get this type of food for this price in LA. We started with a house special goose pate and a foie gras. The goose pate was full bodied but not gamey and the foie melted in your mouth like butter. So rich, yes, but I wanted more! Our second course was a filet of pork which came with mashed potatoes and a mirepoix of vegetables. I had the duck confit which came with french fries and a green salad. Inadvertently it looks like we picked two of the most popular dishes as that was all that seemed to be going to the tables around us. The duck confit was AMAZING. The skin crispy and fatty, the duck meat rich and moist. Although I had fries a few days in a row now and was thinking I didn't want any, whatever they were fried in made them so tasty I almost ended up finishing them. The salad was simply dressed and a nice light balance to the richness of the duck. The pork was great too, the sauce was a good and the mashed potatoes were a bit chunky, not too creamy. The mirepoix was actually a great side as it had a bit of acidity that also balanced the richness of the sauce and cleansed your palate a bit. I had a glass of the St Emillion Bordeaux with my duck which was a perfect match too - soft but had tannins. A great pairing. As we were eating we noticed in addition to the nice waitress who was taking care of us there was also a gentleman running around who was great with hospitality. Also a young girl was running food too which we guessed to be his daughter. This added to the feeling of being in a real home like environment. Turns out we were right, Stephan owns the place and he is one of the nicest, warmest gentlemen around. My husband knows a bit of French and would really like to become truly conversational so after our meal we chatted with him a bit and he encouraged my husband to really attempt everything "en francais." We walked out but you could tell he wanted to stay and talk to Stephan all night! We couldn't have picked a better place for our last night in town and the bar has been set for duck confit for the rest of my life :)