If you come to Paris, do yourself a favor and eat at this establishment. The service was friendly and genuine. The food was well prepared and delivered promptly and the staff was lovably hospitable. I will be coming back here as often as possible! The prices are very much acceptable as well! This has my stamp of approval and I will proudly say that! read more

Back to Paris for the second year in a row and La Terrasse is still a favorite. Not sure how many times we ate here but many. These people are so friendly and really want invite you into their world. You can sit outside and be among all the noise of the public square, sit inside and watch the world go by, or sit upstairs for a nice quiet meal. The quiche is great, the fish is good, the pate is creamy, and the rum baba is what dreams are made of. Speaking of the quiche, they served it with the tiniest baby romaine lettuce and dressing on the side. It was really good. Also the salad with warm goat cheese on toast was a nice late night dish. You can have a nice breakfast with real french cocoa and a croissant. Just a great place in the neighborhood for a glass of wine, a salad, a dessert or just about anything day or night. All with great friendly service. read more

La Terrasse is a nice place to dine. In wintertime you should not choose a table near the vindows. There is quite a cold draft. That aside it is a classy restaurant where the locals also eat. The food is good and the wine list is rather complete. I do think the prizes are a little on the steep side. Maybe because of there many tourists. Compared to other restaurants in the area it is good food but a little pricy. That being said it is still worth while to visit this restaurant. read more

Second time here this trip. Good food. Good service. Beef tartare was very good. Prices are very reasonable.

Came here just for a late night coffee and tea but couldn't help ordering other items which included fries, coffee ice cream, hot chocolate, and Irish coffee. Everything was very delicious and the waiter was very friendly and spoke English. Would definitely come again. read more

Convenient location just outside the Ecole Militaire Metro exit. Perfect sidewalk cafe for a late night meal or snack. We sat outside enjoying our escargot and sipped on a nice bottle of wine with the locals. Did we happen to mention we REALLY enjoyed the escargot?? Make sure to order some for your table! read more

Staff were genuinely friendly and nice. Most of the staff spoke excellent English. Excellent onion soup and chocolate custard. Veal special on sunday night was very good as well. Felt the price was reasonable and good value given that everything we ordered was cooked perfectly and tested great - quality ingredients cooked well. Will definitely come back here the next time we're in Paris. read more

Be prepared for the possibility of having a server call you "une vache" simply for asking for the menu. Many French are the most wonderful people. Except it seems at this restaurant. Salut! read more

Best place in the borough ! Good and fresh food, nice waiters, nice decoration and the price are not that expensive for the 7th !

Great atmosphere, decor and food. The staff were extremely friendly especially to children. We had the scallops and onion soup which were both excellent. Recommended! read more

Their staffs are the loveliest people ever! We were on our way to the Eiffel tower when we saw this little gem and stopped to have a look at the menu outside. Note that we're 2 asian travellers and my mum doesn't speak a word of french, the staffs seem to notice and gave us an english menu straight away! We were still outside, but this was a great first impression. We told them we'll be back after visiting Tour Eiffel and they remembered us. We ordered Caesar Salad and Sole Meunière. Service was prompt and staffs were attentive. They filleted the Sole Meunière for us on the table beautifully. Quite pricey for the fish but overall great experience! read more

The restaurant's look is very appealing, but the waiter was rude. The food was decent--not horrible but not the best I have ever had. I love how the Windows allow so much natural light to come in read more

Came here lunch purely by chance while on a short visit to Paris. Good service and friendly helpful staff. Had one of the best salad niçoise ever here. Situated on a nice relatively quiet corner. Good for people watching. read more

This has been our most delicious dinner so far in Paris! For starters we had the escargot, which was amazing, and the mozzarella with tomato, which was very fresh and creamy but a bit bland. For our main dishes we had the salmon and the chicken. The salmon was a delight--tender, flavorful, a generous portion-- everything I was looking for in a piece of salmon. It came with green beans and sauce, which were very nice as well. The chicken was perfectly cooked, it was moist and cut easily and the sauce was superb. The chicken came with mashed potatoes, which were so smooth and creamy it was like eating butter. For dessert, we both had the crème brûlée, which I would highly recommend; it was creamy, had a beautiful caramelized top layer, and a lovely flavor. The staff was very attentive and polite. All in all, it was an exceptional meal I will remember for a long time. read more

Delicious food at a reasonable price. Chocolate cake is similar to lava cake. Came out super hot and melting and this was at 1:30 am when they closed. We loved it here! read more

Horrible service, bad food, manager was completely rude when I found a hair in my food. Plenty of better restaurants nearby.

Nice place to sit and eat a small lunch or big dinner. Situated on a busy corner next to the L'Ecole Militaire there is plenty of people watching. My wife had a salad and I had the snails both were very good. read more

It's a loud corner with slow service and mediocre food...wouldn't revisit

Came here for the creme brûlée and rabbit. Rabbit is only on Thursday, so tried the appetizer and was awesome. Sea Bass was incredible and the creme brûlée was worth the walk. Best yet! read more

This was a great restaurant and a great experience. We, my wife and two teenaged daughters, finished touring Napoleons tomb and needed dinner. We wandered in and we're treated like locals. Cedric, the maître d' seated us and our waiter was very helpful. I was hot tired and after 3 days in Paris wanted a beer. He recommended a beer on tap, 1664, it hit the spot. 2 beers, 1 wine, desert and food for all $101.00 Euros. What a great value to go with the experience. Note: if you go, you will mix with the locals. There's a table with news papers and magazines so you can grab one and just sit have a drink and enjoy a magazine. This place is only an Uber ride away. Enjoy. read more

Good people watching corner. Friendly but inefficient service. Mediocre chicken club and that is generous. Including slices of cartilage in the sandwich is not a plus even if it is a surprise. Tasteless tomatoes and barely detectable bacon and the chicken club is a fail. The artichoke appetizer was good. The coffee was okay. The people watching aspect brings lunch up to a three from a solid two stars. read more

Found this on a Paris guidebook, and we couldn't have been more disappointed. The menu was limited, the ambiance beckoned TGI Fridays, and the Caesar salad looked as though it came from a middle school cafeteria -- the most iceberg looking romaine we've ever seen, no Parmesan or anchovies, and the greens swam in what could best be described as institutional dressing. This review may be limited given our early departure, but I wouldn't go back--even if the meal was free. It's Paris and we've had better food in rural parts of the U.S.. read more

I can not recommend this restaurant. The only thing that brings up the rating was the wine and the coffee. Slow and very basic service. Head waiter with his nose high up in the air. Small portions of very ordinary food. Avoid. read more

Very rude host. They seated us to a table. After we order the food, the guy asked us to move. Is that French hospitality.

We were all pleasantly surprised by this delightful find right near the Metro station. After reading Yelp reviews and seeing the mixed results, we were unsure whether to try this or a more expensive find a little down the road, but we were eventually glad we decided on La Terrasse. Overall, the service was great, the food was filling, and the people-watching was unbeatable. The food was good. That's that. We had walked around a lot, so we were tired and hungry when we arrived, but we were promptly seated at 8:15 with no reservation. Contrary to most restaurants that we've experienced, the service was fast and our waiter spoke excellent English. We also got an English, easy-to-understand menu, which was a big plus. Just a tip: ask for tap water, or you will be over-charged for bottled. Unless bottled water is your thing. Whatever. Now, the food. I split the French Onion soup, which was warm and delicious, except for that the cheese all clumped together. I think this is just an average problem when you put cheese in soup, so no points docked. For my main course, I had the Italianne salad, comprised of melon, avocado, romaine lettuce, tomato, and mozzarella. Now, I'm not normally a salad girl, as they don't normally fill me up, but this salad did! I was very surprised by just how good it was, and there was so much that I wasn't able to finish it. I don't think it's a "split-for-a-main-course" type of salad, but I think it would be great as an appetizer for two or a main course for one. My cousin got steak, which he said was "good, not great", but the fries that accompanied it looked like they were out of a bag. My sister got the penne with tomato sauce, and the sauce appeared to be homemade (tomato chunks, visible spices, etc). She said it tasted great, so I would recommend that as well. The bill totaled at around 68 Euro for a glass of wine, two starters, and three main courses, which (after looking at the prices and menus of other restaurants) was a pretty reasonable prices. The restaurant is also only a few blocks away from the Eiffel Tower, and the location by the Metro stop meant some great people-watching. The only "bad thing" that happened was that we were seated inside on a hot day. If you can, asked to be seated outdoors (but a word to the wise, smoking IS allowed outdoors). read more