A very cool and trendy place filled with beautiful people. The neighborhood itself is pretty trendy…read moreand lively. I definitely wasn't a fan of the service or their patrons. They were quite in inviting but, what can I really expect from a place that is not usually visited by tourists. We were polite but got little to no effort from staff. It wasn't worth my time.

Fantastic friendly place. The owner, Nathalie is welcoming and creates a warm atmosphere. The…read moreservice is excellent.

Excellent food, service and staff. Great little place in the 18th with nice ambiance, and mood…read more Would return again when returning to Paris.

Friendly, delicious, filling, and cheap! Need I say more?…read more Their flagship "bowl" features rice and raw salad, followed by a topping of cooked vegetables. If that's not enough you can add egg, or fish, or pork or chicken. It's a great place to go if you have a vegetarian/vegan in tow as they can eat here "safely" :-)

What a great addition to the ever-expanding dining options on the rue Bichat! This new organic…read morecanteen is an unfussy restaurant run by a mom and daughter duo. One whole side of the restaurant is an open-kitchen where you can see the lovely kitchen team roasting, baking, pureeing, juicing and mixing things up right in front of you. The rest of the cool city-loft space is full of tall family-style tables with bar stool seats, a little mezzanine nook with cushions, and colorful Japanese lanterns suspended from the ceiling. The menu has just three dishes, three rice bowls in vegetarian, meat or fish versions, all for approx 8€ and a bunch of yummy baked goods and fresh-squeezed juices. I ordered the chicken and rice bowl that was super satisfying and healthy with a very memorable beet purée that was just divine. My one critique was that it was a little under-seasoned, so be sure to add some soy sauce or salt to perk things up. I'll definitely come back when craving some inexpensive, healthy grub in an airy, laid back environment.

HIDDEN GEM! They…read morehave a nice mix of dining tables, bar stools, and lounging sofas, so there were dates, friends and families all dining together in close proximity. The food was served tapas style, and they have deals such as getting 5 (or 10!) plates at a discounted price. We ordered 5 for the two of us, but the tapas here are much larger than they are in the states, so we were STUFFED and didn't even finish three fourths of it! Well worth the money. Because it is a more authentic place, most waiters didn't speak English. They were helpful to the best of their ability, and I would highly suggest giving them a try even if you're not overly confident in your French!

This place we found as a late-night dinner. We were walking around Paris all day and we just…read morefinished at the Lourve. We were all hungry and were looking for food. Unfortunately, it was past 10 pm so a lot of places were closed. We were getting frantic trying to find a restaurant that was still open. We finally pinged this place on GoogleMaps. I have to say, this place is the definition of a hidden gem. It's a small French tapas place off on a side street that unless you were really searching, you would probably walk by it in favor of larger restaurants. I don't know if our waiter was also the owner or the sommelier, but either way, his English was limited. Luckily, my fiancee's sister speaks French so she was able to translate the menu (to an extent). As such, this was a tapas restaurant so everything was small plates and meant to be shared. I don't remember the exact name of everything we ordered, but I remember a Pad Thai, a beef dish, smoked salmon, octopus, and a fried dish (maybe calamari, but I don't remember). The food is excellent and packed with flavor. You'd be surprised how filling these little dishes can be. If you ever come to Paris, I recommend going off the beaten path for this little piece of heaven.

Great spot to grab a drink and relax amidst a nice breeze of Montmarte. This location actually has…read morea cool little breeze that runs through the Rue onto the outdoor seating. The beer selection is rather limited but the draft pints served is not bad at all. The servers here are rather attentive and the location is not too bad. This particular spot does get a bit crowded at certain hours of the evening but does provide you with a rather u our people watching experience. Overall, not superb, but it'll do in a pinch when a pint is needed... Pros- Breezes Location Attentiveness People watching Outdoor seating Interesting mix of people Cons- Dirty restrooms Odd location Lots of street hustlers

Chaotic, open late and very much a neighborhood bar. I loved my brief stay up the street at Hotel…read moreAndré Gill...and having this place just down the street was excellent. The beer was good and cold, the prices were right, the mood was completely French (with not one tourist in sight) and the service was amiable enough to get orders taken and delivered. I loved every minute of it. It's loud and alive at night. I'd easily come back here any night I happen to be strolling down Blvd de Rouchechouart or Rue des Martyrs. I'd recommend it to anyone but my parents.

Been there twice in October. Typical friendly neighbourhood bistro. Lunchtime is crowded, but…read moreevening is quite relaxed. Simple food, but cooked lovely by chef/manager Matthieu. Staff extremely friendly, we were made to feel welcome from the moment we set foot in the establishment.

Wonderful place for drinks - especially after work! Word on the street is that the office building…read moreacross is a communications firm, and they have a ton of happy hours here! Come here if you want to see how drinks are truly done in Pahhh-rii! Quality/Price: 4 stars Wine rosé came with popcorn! how lovely. Service: 4 stars Happy waitresses...can I ask for more? Ambiance: 5 stars This place is rustic/hipster with a lot of culture! So not your typical Parisian chic/trendy. *Would not recommend this place for first time Paris visitors. More of a down-to-earth place to go with your local friends. Tip: This place is not on a busy road - kind of off the main streets, so don't expect a ton of people seeing. The people to see are the ones in the bar with you!

Charming cafe right on the canal. Great atmosphere and low-volume motown and blues playing in the…read morebackground. Good coffee and cozy environment. Lots of people, like myself, working here in the late afternoon, though I saw them serving lunch to someone as late as 15h. Will definitely stop in again.

Came here solo not knowing but 5 words of French. The waiter was sweet and we got by with spanish…read moremostly. Tapas were perfect and better than expected. Great night out, merci!