Had a wonderful experience as a solo diner here. The staff was so friendly and attentive. The food…read morewas terrific. Will be back again!

We had a fantastic dinner at Café de Mars, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower but a world away…read morefrom the touristy scene. This place has that scrappy energy in the best possible way--servers switching effortlessly between languages, bartenders pulling double duty, and everyone working with heart and hustle. They got some strong American diner vibes with authentic french food and wine. We started with a bold and unique Chenin Sous Voile from Domaine Jousset--dry, nutty, and layered like a white port's sophisticated cousin. Highly recommend for anyone looking to drink something memorable. For mains: The flank steak was perfectly cooked medium rare, tender, and full of flavor. Modest portion, but just right considering the quality. The lamb tourine was a standout--fall-apart tender, moist, and rich without being heavy. The sauce was made for mopping up with couscous, and paired beautifully with our carafe of Syrah. Everything was balanced, thoughtfully plated, and delicious without being flashy. Portions and prices were modest, which left room to explore the menu. This is the kind of spot that makes you feel like you're in Paris--not just visiting. Cozy, charming, and quietly brilliant.

We choose this restaurant because of the reviews on Yelp and that it is around the corner from our…read moreapartment. Cute space, great staff, good affordable food as you said. I also second the fact that some fan brings IN the cigarette smoke from the poor blokes smoking outside. We both had pastas, one 4 cheeses and another ravioli wth shrimps and asparagus, side salad and carafe of wine. It is Paris, everything is good in Paris. 44 euros.

Went here twice while on a tourism trip in Paris. Impressed by the 15 Euro menu of the day- an…read moreappetizer and a main, or a main and a dessert. Choices ranged from squash potage to ravioli and foie gras to steak tartare. Drinks are reasonably priced and the place has a cozy no-rush feel. We went after 9pm both times, and had a late dinner; no wait at the door meant we took our time. Being February, there was a semi-enclosed plastic smoking patio outside the main doors, but the smoke came into the dining room anyway. Nonetheless, a nice, super-toasty, and chill way to spend an evening.

Charming restaurant with a cozy feel, located in the 7th near les invalides. Every seating area…read morewas either near a window or in a cozy area with comfy blue velvet chairs, exposed brick and warm lighting. We were looking for a dinner spot on a rainy evening and received a recommendation from a work colleague. Go for inventive cocktails, an in-house sommelier, modern twists on French cuisine and upscale service. Our meal began with an amuse bouche and ended with a delicious mille-feuille. You won't be disappointed, go!

Easily made a reservation through TripAdvisor and had one of the best meals of our trip here!…read more My friend and I both did the 2-course pre-fixe, where you can mix and match an appetizer, entree and dessert. I went with the bufalo mozzarella appetizer and salmon entree, while my friend also did the salmon, and chocolate mousse for dessert. The mozz was amazing, but the best part was the cantaloupe it was served with - it may be the most delicious cantaloupe I've ever had. The salmon was perfection, and I'm so glad we both got it because I wouldn't have wanted to share. Crispy and melted on the tongue, with great flavor. The chocolate mousse was also excellent!

One of the best Lebanese snacks in Paris. The restaurant is very small and no decoration but very…read moretasty

Overall: 3.75/5 Just…read morereturned from dinner. This place has strong reviews on tripadvisor, both on the English and French sides. It has also received accolades from the French media as being the best Lebanese or one of the best middle eastern spots in Paris. And given France's historical ties to the region,skipping out on tasting Moroccan or Lebanese food here is like skipping out on eating curry in London or Ethiopian in DC ;) Ambience: 4/5 classy and elegant Service: 4/5 friendly Food: 4/5. They also had a nice selection of whites and reds from Lebanon Value: 3/5 Final thoughts: the food here tastes more like home cooked,I.e. Quite traditional. I prefer the creative take on middle eastern by Illili in NYC, Byblos in Toronto etc. Food is good but an OMG-level good for the price it commands. Repeat: no.

The food served was delicious. Even if it was a bit…read moreexpensive, I believe that this restaurant best represents what authentic Lebanese food in Paris should taste like. We were greeted by the chef/owner of the place, who then explained to us the story behind the name.

Where do I even begin, because the service for being the Four Seasons was an atrocity…read more Our primary server which was never around unless called for, made dinner a three hour scandal. I won't overwhelm you, but one example is he brought us olive oil and thirty minutes after, and asking twice, came the bread. Was actually served with dinner. We had to ask another server to help us close out because of his constant disappearing act. Other than that food was special and the wine was divine. Had the veal Milanese, make sure to order, with a very nice Barolo.

Definitely a five-star experience experience. This was the best restaurant I have been to in Paris,…read moreand that is not an easy label because there are so many delicious restaurants! This is the perfect place to dine in at after a day of shopping at Champs Elysees. Service (10/10) Service was excellent, exactly what you would expect at a high-end restaurant. The servers were very attentive, gave great recommendations, and were very friendly. The wait staff was very patient, I never felt rushed to order or while dining. Most of the wait staff is English-speaking. Food (10/10) The food was amazing, quite an inspired dining experience. Tarte tatin de tomatoes confites (10/10)- I am not normally a big fan of tomatoes, but the tomato dish was excellent. I was a little hesitant when he came to the ice cream, but impaired perfectly. The ice cream had a peppery flavoring. Arrancini (10/10)- This dish was the perfect small bite. It was delightfully crispy with a balance of soft and savory on top. Vitello tonato (10/10)- Delicious flavoring for this light dish. I could eat 5 plates of this! Pasta dish (10/10)- I forget the name, but it was a meat ravioli in a white sauce. So flavorful and filling.

This is a little piece of the beautiful island of Sardinia served on the table. Chef Salvatore…read morewisely inspires himself to over 1000 old traditions interpreting them with a modern touch. I visited with a group of friends we went for a tasting menu set. Amazing food and wines. We started with sardinoan artisanal charcuterie continuing through several entres tapa style. Memorable wew the porcheddu and the octopus Mediterranean style! Welcoming and warming service completed our wonderful meal!!

From the owner: cuisine gourmet italienne et spécialités de la sardaigneread more

My wife, daughter, friend and I enjoyed a wonderful meal here in 2017 (just now reviewing it) when…read morevisiting France. The service was exactly what you would expect in Paris, and the food exceptional. The pizza pastry appetizer was delightful as were an entrees. Finished the night off with lemon-cello and grappa. Nicholas, the owner, was very welcoming and attentive. Hope to return.

From the owner: Goût d'Italie Vous êtes près de la place Victor Hugo et cherchez à un bon restaurant aux tarifs…read moreabordables. Pensez au "Vinci", un établissement de gastronomie italienne. La carte saisonnière et créative propose entre autres le "Roulé de poivron et saumon fumé, farci ricotta et chèvre frais, sauce au miel pimenté", mais aussi un poisson du jour, et bien sûr des viandes et des pâtes. Vous serez assis à des tables aux couverts en argent dans une ambiance feutrée reposante.