A quaint little French café a short walk from Château de Versailles, this place is a real gem. Our…read moreserver was extremely kind, made sure we always had water, and worked hard to ensure our English-French language barrier didn't stop us from having a good time. By far the best service we've had in Paris. The food was also quiet delicious! We had the duck confit, the shrimp pasta, and the steak au poivre, all of which we recommend. The duck was tender without being greasy, the steak was a little tough because of the cut, but the pepper sauce made up for it, and the shrimp pasta was tasty. We also got a couple café gourmands which were quite large and decadent; a great way to end this meal.

The service was great, staff were very friendly, and even 9 months later I think about how good the…read morefood was!! (: it's a smaller place, not upscale- just pleasant and cozy~

Needed something to eat after tour of Versailles Palace and this restaurant was nearby. There was…read morepatio seating but we asked to be seated inside and were shown to a dining area in the back with a great view of the palace and quaint street. Service was great! The Caprese was fabulous. The pizza was a little bland and the gnocchi was just okay. The crème brûlée was very good but the waffle lacked flavor. Bit overpriced for what we ordered at about $90. Overall, great experience.

The people were amazing and very patient, and always made sure that everything was okay at our…read moretable. The ambiance was very beautiful with the flowers and lights, and the food was absolutely delicious! Their pizza mightve been the best I've had in a long time, including their fries.

After moving from California to France, we found ourselves missing a place to go for a good…read moresandwich, and for a good coffee with pastry/cookie. Gontran Cherrier fulfills that void brilliantly. The sandwiches are very affordable and tasty, the cakes and "patisseries" are great. My favorite sandwich is the "black sandwich". For dessert, I highly recommend the lemon cheesecake, for instance. And then, coffee is excellent too, with again a large choice of danish or pastries to eat with. The employees are very nice. And unlike many bakeries in France, there is plenty of room to sit. After you visit the château of Saint-Germain-en-Laye and wander in the nice shopping streets, this is the best you want to stop for lunch or coffee.

The best baguette tradition in town! They have the usual whole wheat, tradition, pain de mie, but…read morealso interesting breads like squid ink and curry. I didn't care for their croissants (too heavy and bread like, not flaky), which is too bad since they offer a breakfast with orange juice, espresso and a croissant for only 3.5 Euros. They have a great classic ham sandwich for less than 4 Euros. Their lunch menus include bun sandwiches which can be a curry bun with chicken to a pad thai shrimp noodle dish with soup for under 18 Euros. Warmer weather means their patio is open and I saw a gelato set-up being wheeled in recently :)

Les serveurs sont super sympas et les nectars servis sont succulents. Je recommande la biere du…read moremoment

This is the best newly renovated cafe in Colombes. The food is perfection and ambience is perfect…read more You should definitely check out this cafe for an extensive lunch menu. For dinner they offer tapas, delicious creative small plates. You will love it!

From the owner: French cafe serving a full menu for lunch, everything is made from scratch. There is an extensive…read morewine list, liquors and cocktails. The coffee is excellent, Lavazza, and it’s organic. It is a typical French breakfast with freshly made croissants and French bread.

Thé Attitude is exactly what little Vernon needs…read more It's a hip, yet down-to-earth, teahouse and cafe nestled a few blocks from the Seine. The owner has a passion for tea and you truly come to understand that trying her teas as well as talking to her. She also has a passion as an epicure. While I was there, I wanted to order one of her poke bowls. She insisted that I order the poke bowl du jour which had the typical poke ingredients. But on that particular day, it also had marinated raw steak. I was afraid to try it but she insisted so I did, and you know what?? I really liked it! It turns out she owns a gourmet restaurant, Cocottes et Bouchons, where she serves traditional French cuisine typical of Lyonnaise cuisine. Go there for dinner for it is a treat you should not miss. It's just around the corner from Thé Attitude. Thé Attitude is open for breakfast, brunch, and lunch.

What a great find this little place was. Fantastic welcome from a lovely lady who spoke much better…read moreEnglish than I do French! She showed us to a table in the little courtyard at the back which is beautiful and like a secret garden. we only wanted a drink but ended up having the best Croque-Monsiuer that I have ever had and a lovely Carrot Cake, all home made! Such friendly, helpful and cheerful service.

Enjoyed our time in Giverny France Monets garden and needed a nice place to relax after. The…read moreBotanic cafe sits just outside of the beautiful gardens. There are sitting areas providing a nice shaded area. The server was detailed in taking time to get your order at the front and they call your number to pick up. The selections were displayed beautifully in the cafe and a nice experience to just relax and enjoy your time in Giverny. The raspberry tart crust was light, flakey, just the right amount of sweetness and the chocolate delight melted n your mouth. Merveilleux.

So good! Went here after seeing the beautiful gardens all around town and it was fantastic! The…read morefood and drink was reasonably priced and all quite good. There was plenty of outdoor and indoor seating with a coy pond and bamboo near the seating area. There were also some very funny looking chickens!

The restaurant my friends and I had planned to go to across the street was shut for renovations…read more So we strolled across to this one. It's not often that your unplanned second choice for you and seven friends works out, but in this case it did. The food was delicious and came out fairly quickly (I had a sweet potato duck parmentier) and the interior is spacious and beautifully designed. I went on our last day before our 2nd lockdown here in France and hope that they can make it so I can come back and enjoy it again when we are once again permitted to live our lives without governmental interference.

If you work remotely as I do you're always on the prowl for cozy cafes that are spacious, have some…read moresort of atmosphere, but are not too raucous or busy to disturb your work groove. So when I walked by this new cafe with high ceilings, love seats, zinc bar and lots, and lots of empty seats I headed straight in and asked the million dollar question: do you have wifi? The answer was a resounding yes from the super sweet staff and so I settled in, sorted out my cables, notebook and laptop and got quickly to work. I was so concentrated that the hours flew by and it was just a little pang in my tummy that told me it was lunchtime. Since the cafe just recently opened there were only three options to choose from and I went for the plate of the day at 10e consisting of veggie soup, small salmon tartare and salad and strangely, a handful of Tyrelll's veggie chips, which I love but don't quite constitute restaurant fare. I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that they'll soon come up with a more lively menu with dishes comprised of all cooked foods instead of industrial place holders. But overall a really lovely place with very sweet owners.