WRITING THIS REVIEW TO HELP YELP TO DO BETTER WITH INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSES. In Paris trip advisor…read moreand google are dominating and yelp isn't anywhere close to them. Here is my rating for this place which is to my opinion underrated on yelp: Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Drinks: 5/5 Location:4/5 Desert: 5/5 Overall: 5/5 This place was walking distance from our apartment and to avoid a potential wait time we had a eservation. The food is a typical French food and they have options for 3, 5 and 7 course menu for fixed price of 38, 46 and 54 Euros. We ordered the three course and a glass of Pinot. Everything was on point. Remember to ask for an English menu if you don't know French. I don't remember the name of the dishes I ordered but I added pics for reference. The service was great, as in most French restaurants you're not rushed to finish your food. They even brought us some complimentary Macaroons toward the end.

Quiet Neighbourhood Foodie Find in XV... On a Saturday…read morenight, wandering via food apps - we were able to squeeze in at the mini bar... A fan of the fantastic ladies running the floor, great personalities and fun conversation in both English & French. Made us feel immediately at home. Prix fixe menu - 35€ great value! They put a special option together for me being gluten free vegetarian. Entree - a fantastic cold tomato, watermelon soup - stared longingly at the bottom of the bowl; Plat - seasonal veggies - so yummy I could have over & over; Dessert - Pineapple & Mango, cinnamon poached served with a coconut milk - so amazing it tempted my non dessert eating friend to have her own! My friend had a smoked Haddock Brendade - yum, yum - it disappeared quickly with many rave reviews. Atmosphere was so charming with great rustic decor, it is super busy on Friday and Saturday even with several seating areas (tables in back room, front room, high table in wine room and outside on sidewalk) it's best to reserve in advance. Two seatings: 19:30/45 & 21:45 pm

I had the best lemon soufflé of my life at this restaurant…read more The other food is very good too. The usual French favorites are here: duck confit, lamb, deer, and lots of seafood, which isn't typically French, but whatever. The service is friendly to the point of being playful. Give it a try.

The food here is high quality (not my usual preferred style, but they do it so well), and a great…read morevalue as well. We've been going for years, and the service is always top-notch and friendly (especially by French standards). The menu is somewhat seafood-heavy, but there is enough variety for everyone to find something to their taste. You really should give it a try.

Un must à Rueil ! Une équipe jeune et motivée dans ce…read morerestaurant qui a la particularité de vous recevoir dans une cave voutée : clautro s'abstenir ! Mais pour qui cherche une ambiance intimiste c'est plutôt réussi (dommage pour les tableaux et les prises électriques voyantes), une carte originale, des plats pleins de saveurs et de biens belles trouvailles côté vins. Un service impeccable font de ce restaurant une adresse incontournable sur Rueil.

Paradis was far from Paradise. At least when it came to the food which sorely lacked originality…read moreand any depth of flavor. The menu is diverse and appealing, ranging from hearty soups and scallop carpaccio to thick veal steaks, rissotto and fish. Since many of my friends went with the fish, I decided to order two appetizers that appealed to me: a self-proclaimed "perfectly cooked" egg in a creamy leek and ham sauce and a plate of roasted winter vegetables. The egg was way too runny and actually cold on the inside. I should have sent it back but it had taken some time to order and get our food so I just ate around the offending parts. The vegetables were tasty, but not seasoned well enough so a bit flat on flavor. When I asked around the table, everyone felt about the same: the food was fine, but far from stellar. The space, however, is lovely, very low-lit-romantic-hip with big bay windows that look out on to the street. On a Friday night the place was packed, and full with a very fashionable crowd. Definitely a place where one would go to go to see and be seen, not necessarily where one would go for an inspired meal.

Really nice food in a simple but nice place in a changing and hipster invaded area. The staff is…read morevery helpful and friendly. They focus on fresh seasonal products so the dishes constantly change. The dishes are both creative simple and elegant. Perfect place to spend an evening with friends.

Nothing to write home about. Perhaps it was the dishes I ordered but then ........it was mediocre…read moreat best. Wine half bottle was good. Try Le bouchon et l'assiette down the road.

This place is the bomb!! Took my sweets for the first time with me on a business trip and looked up…read morethis place for good food. The owner and the gal working with her are so so nice, warm, and helpful. The food was delicious and beautifully made. Excellent. A must do in Paris!

They accommodated a large group with ease and grace. The food was spectacular. My husband raved…read moreover the smooth gin and tonic. I thought the escargot was playful and delicious. Main courses were fllavorful, and I'm still obsessing over the potatoes.

Another little place away from the "madding crowd" that makes eating in Paris so wonderful…read more If you are a Pork eater they have a hit for you...Jarret de Porc with purple cabbage served for 2. WOW !! Other great choices include a warm foie gras, raie fish, and wonderful soups. Deserts are great and varied but the baked fresh figs are hard to beat. 35 euros for the 3 course menu plus a big wine list. Really good place.....save some money and go at lunch 21 euros for the same meal...... Try it .....you'll like it.