Quaint and interesting, this wine bar was a great place to unwind after a long day of sights. The…read moreneon accents piqued our interests as the building looks like an amalgamation of different decades all combining to one experience. My husband and I shared a bottle of Sauvignon blanc and a plate of grilled sardines (which tasted amazing by the way). Staff was friendly, and you could tell had locals that loved them.

Came here after along day of exploring Paris. We wanted a table outside, and since there wasn't one…read moreavailable they set up a new one outside. Since we didn't speak french, they read and explained the entire menu to us Their wine selection was great (according to our friend) which I thoroughly enjoyed, and we all loved our meals. After dinner, we had some delicious espressos, an amazing armagmac and calvados. Highly recommended.

This restaurant was one of the highlights evening meals of our Paris trip. We found it on Google…read moreMaps and even without a reservation, they were able to seat us after 15 mins wait. We were packed in but it was so cozy. Not only was the food fabulous, the staff was extremely kind, personable and funny! Felt like being with a fun old uncle. We almost all got the steak and frittes but one person got the special which was pork cheeks and really enjoyed it. All the food was excellently tasty. None of the remainder steaks on the trip were as delicious. This is the kind of restaurant you keep in your memories of good food, service and atmosphere. It's

Nice service. This is a great place to get regional "soul food" like duck confit. Nicely…read moreprepared--moist meat and wonderful seasoning. The salad had fresh, crunchy veggies. Relax and enjoy a comfortable meal experience. You may need to catch the eye of the server for the check--they won't rush you!

Le Baribal was conveniently located near where we stayed and was thus an easy pick for dinner when…read moremy friends and I got too lazy to venture further. Like most European restaurants, service was attentive and the place was cozy, modern, and brightly lit. All I had was a burger patty topped with an egg and complemented with egg pasta that was all a bit bland although not terrible. It helped that the portion was generous. It may be unfair for me to judge this place without giving it another shot but I don't think I'll be there anytime soon.

Husband and I are staying close by and decided to give this place a shot. One of the waitresses…read morespoke english and was very helpful. The service was quick and the food was delicious!

I ordered the first meat entree. It was a chicken dish in a gravy with a side of noodles. It was…read morevery tasty. I would order it again. The service was a little too casual for me. I was waiting too long for the server to get me the check. It's a must check out place if you're in the area.

I had a cheese plate and glass of wine at this restaurant tonight while my friend had dinner. Nice…read moreplace service at times was slow but I think this is because in America I am used to fast service. Wide selection of wines and drinks. Nice ambience and decor.

This was a four course New Year's Eve dinner. We ate oysters, gambas grilled with pineapples,…read moreceviche, ravioli with foie gras, lamb, coquilles de st Jacques ( scallops) with risotto, all paired with champagne and different wines mainly Sancerre and Côtes du Rhône . For desserts we had to choose between a pavlova and a chocolate cake. The food was divine, the service excellent, the atmosphere good , but a bit noisy. The Maître d' was a star. We had a great time.

Small classic Paris joint my service was impeccable and meal was first class at a reasonable rate…read more So happy I came here for dinner. It was not busy on a Thursday night and I was treated to one of my better meals of my week in France.

Absolutely adorable spot. Fantastic drinks and ambiance. Food menu is also fantastic. Great patio.read more

The wine choices were more than par. We weren't crazy with…read morethe music Choices,though the duck charcuterie was worth it. If you need to kill an hour on a rainy day in la Madeline i recommend this place.

Good little restaurant, nice staff that speaks English and good food. Mostly outdoor eating.read more

Found this place down the street from L'Hôtel Baldi looking for a decent glass of beer, preferably…read morean IPA. We got what we looking for - a great UK IPA named Quack was on tap and the service was very friendly. We came back again for dinner and had a wonderful charcuterie plate with stack of delicious cheeses and meets, along with a Parisian sliced baguette. The seats outside face the street and the elevated rail line leading to the Eiffel Tower, perhaps a mile away, a great spot for relaxing and people watching. Great service, great beer, great food.

During the health pass mandates, this restaurant was not checking for the pass sanitaire. They have…read moreconsistently been inhospitable. Our pizza was not good at all. They do not provide napkins with our drinks. The handles on the water faucets in the toilettes are REMOVED. It is impossible to wash one's hands in the toilettes. To sum: inhospitable, bad food, unsanitary.