Staying in the 9th Arr, this was our dinner spot at least three times…read more Attentive, professional staff, convivial yet chill atmosphere. According to my partner they offer the best duck confit on three continents.

Initial looks look good needed a place to eat fast we decided to go to this restaurant…read moreThe overall service was terrible. The waiter yelled at us that we didn't order fast enough. Food was mid. definitely not worth the trouble. Terrible experience service horrible would not repeat in 1 million years

Stopped by here before heading to Versailles. Good coffees and decent croissant, very friendly…read moreservice.

Très bien! Found this spot thanks to Yelp…read more My friend and I had the most delicious breakfast. They had a set menu for breakfast which had a 2 or 3 different options. We chose the option that came with 3 eggs, croissants, French bread, juice, and cafe....all for a very reasonable price. The wonderful server helped us decide on what we should order and even accommodated our Mimosa request (apparently mimosas are not a thing here). I had the scrambled eggs which were done so well! They were the best I've ever had. I didn't even know I cared about eggs until now and of course since we were in the land of croissants...they were to die for! The service was awesome and very helpful towards us touristas. If I'm blessed to visit Paree again, best believe I'll be back here!

Dear yelpers. This…read moreis one of the most charming cafes/bistros and one of my favorites. I lived in Paris for quite a while and after visiting this place was very fond of it immediately. Great food, nice wine selection and the owner is incredibly charming and nice. Highly recommend.

Beautiful little cafe on the left bank in St Germain du pris neighborhood. Sit outside or on the…read more patio for the best views with great people watching. As for the food and service...that leaves a lot to be desired. Took 20 minutes for a glass of wine. My husband ordered the Onion Soup. 12 euros and it was not only expensive, small, but it was bland and no taste. A glass of wine, or a coffee, and the view... that's the only thing here.

A normal tourist cafe in a spectacular location…read more Right at the Place de Saint Sulpice looking at Saint Sulpice One of the most picturesque churches in Paris. The church contains the organ Widor played all his life. His organ symphonies were composed for THAT organ. If there is either a church service or an organ concert at Saint Sulpice - Just go. Period. As for the cafe, Don't plan to have a major meal here. But for sitting, having a coffee or a glass of wine and looking at the view, It is hard to beat. The neighborhood is filled with Latin Quarter artists, intellectuals and fakers looking like artists and intellectuals. The balance of tourists and French in their arty clothes is 40-60. So there is a lot to see if you just want to people watch. If you want to look less like a tourist, and more like an artist or an intellectual, a) Wear a scarf (foulard). Looking at everyone around you will show you how to wear it. b) Read a book in French. or at least look like you are reading a book in French. There are a zillion bookstores around from which you can get something with an impressive title and cover graphic. Holding the book upside down or Reading "The 100 Best Restaurants in Paris" Will blow the plan. Buying books "The 100 Best Restaurants in Paris" can be a great deal ... Since the books in French take you to less touristy places than the books in English. You don't have to understand all the words. Just look at the name, the address, the pictures and how many $$$$ are at the top. But read that one in the privacy of your hotel room as if it were a guide to overcoming erectile dysfunction. At the Cafe de la Mairie, better to be reading "Surmonter La Crise Ecologique: Vers un Critique du Productivisme" or "Incendie Sur Six Continents: L'Evolution de Hip-Hop Mondial". A good scarf and a glass of red wine and you are in business.

Good coffee, good food, nice view…read more Servers were very nice and attentive. Restrooms were hard to get to

This is the breakfast/brunch place my hotel receptionist recommended. Its staff are friendly and…read morethe restaurant is family friendly. Price is a little steep but in line with nearby restaurants

Excellent café avec une excellente charcuterie et du vin rouge pour un déjeuner en fin d'après-midi…read moreun jour de pluie. Le service était excellent et sympathique.

Yup, that's a weird name…read more.. Having tried & failed to get lunch Saturday at one of our regular places - so busy - we were on our way to one of our favourites when we saw this place on the corner...and knowing we would get ice-cream at Pozzetto round the corner afterwards (as ever) we went in Jam packed, no room...as we left, a waiter said, no, there is one in the corner...so we squeezed in My partner had the quiche with sautés; I chose the brochette of beef (well done, please) and we had a 50cl of St Amour Service a little slow, but it was busy The food was good...we had chosen from the day's slate but there was plenty of choice on the menu. The sauce piquant was nice but I would have preferred it warm not cold Biggest issue was the very small table and fitting the above + water carafe & glasses on it was difficult...other tables were larger We will add this to our list & try other menu choices another day

My friend and I came here for dinner our first night in Paris and loved it! I had seen several…read morepeople online recommend L'Atelier du Marché, so we went ahead and made a reservation for dinner. About a 10-15 minute walk from Arc de Triomphe, it is in a good location. I absolutely loved the vibe of the restaurant. The menus were super fun, the vibes were restroom and chic, and I loved all the 70's American music they were playing. Service was decent, I thought it could have been more attentive though. They offer a set price meal of a starter/main course or main course/dessert during both lunch and dinner. I found this to be a great option, especially for the price. Our food came out in a timely manner, but I thought we waited longer compared to other restaurants in the area. I ended up ordering the starter and plate for my meal. My starter came out first and I ended up ordering the French Onion Soup. They also gave us a complimentary basket of French bread when the soup arrived. The soup was a generous portion, topped with broiled comté cheese and baguette pieces. First time have authentic French Onion Soup and I can say this was magnificent! The soup had copious amounts of perfectly cooked onions, these cheese was layered on perfectly, and baguette absorbed the luscious soup so well! I would highly recommend this as a starter. About 10 minutes later my entree arrived. For my entree, I opted for the Sea Bass Fillet which came with seasonal vegetables. This was a simple yet very tasty dish. The sea bass was flavorful and cooked to perfection. The vegetables were also cooked nicely. Needed some salt, but so do most meals in France. A very balanced, fresh meal that is sure to please. I tried some of my friends mashed potatoes that came with her entree--and WOW. They were whipped with lots of butter, just heavenly! Overall, L'Atelier du Marché provided a very nice meal for us. We left full and very satisfied with our experience. They place was lively with great vibes. Absolutely loved the atmosphere and the aesthetic of the restaurant. I would definitely check this place out if you're near the Arc!

Love going back to this lovely restaurant every time I am lucky enough to find myself in Paris…read more Highlights include the duck breast, bone marrow and the delicious grand marnier frozen dessert. The service is always prompt and kind, even for foreigners whose French is a bit lacking. Lovely restaurant with great vibe!

My fiancé and I purchased a package that included a boat ride on the Siene and dinner at this…read morelovely bistro. We were seated immediately when we arrived. The restaurant was full and very busy. That did not affect our experience at all! Our server was friendly and accommodating. He presented is with a prix fixe menu, which included some yummy options. We had the oeuf dur and french onion soup as our appetizers. Both were delectable! I wanted the Fricassè de Poulet as my main, but they were out of the dish. That was disappointing while I waited for my alternate choice, fish and chips. Once I tasted the fish and chips, I was glad they were out of the chicken dish! The fish was fresh and tasty. Flaky but moist. The fries were made perfectly and the homemade slaw was fantastic! Great bistro in the center of Paris. Go there!

Lovely atmosphere and great for people watching. We did a fixed price menu as part of a Seine…read morecruise ticket and enjoyed the food. The only low point was the dry crepes for dessert. Service was impeccable.