Ate here with a large group of business colleagues…read more The concept is a nice one - appetizers and desserts are served in portions meant to be shared, so you can try a bit of everything. Appetizers included terrine, carrot salad, cucumber salad, pasta with pesto, and many others. Everything was pretty good. For entree, I had roasted chicken with potatoes - which was nice, but nothing really special. Dessert was a lot of poached fruit, and rice pudding which was really excellent. The food wasn't over the top, but it was good, and the concept is nice if you're with a group.

Told by my local colleagues that the style of serving food here is very old traditional French…read more Can validate that statement, but the food is clearly very very good. Main course is served individually, but all others come out in a big crock to be shared. CAUTION. Dont over eat on the amazing dishes in the initial couple courses. Its easy to fill up early and miss out on the rest of the meal.

This quaint French restaurant was absolutely amazing. My husband and I wanted a special dinner for…read moreout anniversary and this restaurant did not disappoint. It's a hidden gem in Paris!

It seems like every city needs a central pedestrian bridge. The "wobbly" bridge in London by Sir…read moreNorman Foster (I walked over it on it's opening day) is one of those. Even more centrally located is it's French counterpart. Not only is it practical to cross here. The views are also quite stunning... Last week, I was merely there to enjoy the view to stumble upon a congregatioin of French web 2.0 protagonists... Small world.

Great food and service, buy totally overpriced! There are several restaurants with similar service,…read morequality for at least 30% lower price.

Absolutely breath-taking food, stellar service. Hands down one of the best meals I had in Paris…read more Had a red snapper tartare that was melt in your mouth and the day's special - squab - that left me speechless. Go Here!!!!