Are these 2 locations even still open? I have been trying to reach them for 3 weeks and the phone…read morenumbers dont work and they do not respond to the enquiry emails. Poor Customer service when I am looking to do a few thousand Euros worth of catering!!!

This was the best meal I had on my trip to Paris. The service was excellent, the crowd was…read morediverse, and the food outstanding. I ordered the schnitzel, I got some cabbage I instead of salad, and potato salad instead of fries. Cheesecake and coffee was aLso delicious. I will go back when I am in Paris again.

Awesome low-key bar. They have a great selection of German beers on tap and in bottles. They have…read moresoft pretzels hanging from a wooden rack on the counter. The food is reasonable priced if you want to stay and eat and they offer a variety of French and German dishes. Yes you can get curry wurst.,. :D There is often a crowd inside and out after 9pm or so - especially towards the end of the week so go earlier if you are with friends and want a place to sit down. The clientele are pretty cool generally speaking: intellectual / hipster / local professionals. They also make some solid cocktails at a reasonable price. I go when I can and used to go more regularly after work when I lived up the street.

Our favorite place to hangout during our 2 week stay in Paris. The best espresso in the morning and…read moregreat German beer and food for lunch and dinner. The owners and staff were all very friendly and beautiful too. We look forward to seeing them again in Paris or here in LA if they so choose.

I had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. The staff was beyond friendly and the food was…read morevery reasonably priced and delicious. We spoke very little French and they spoke very little English but we managed to communicate and have an excellent evening. Highly recommend

If you're in the mood for German in France, I highly recommend this restaurant! The sauerkraut with…read morebratwurst and sweet mustard is absolutely delish!

From the owner: Spécialités allemandes sucrées et salées sur place ou à…read moreemporter Les horaires du Kiosque varient en fonction de l'activité du Goethe Institut Ouverture jusqu'à 19H les jours de cours Ouverture jusqu'à 20H pour certains évènements

I am writing this review primarily to counterpoint so many others that are critical of this…read morerestaurant. My husband and I recently dined at L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon on a quiet Wednesday night in Paris. We have been here before and enjoyed our evenings, but recent reviews made me wonder if we had made a mistake returning. We were delighted to discover the restaurant to still be as welcoming as ever, with top notch food. We wisely stuck to the specials recommended by our waiter. We shared a dish of spaghetti literally drowning in black truffles. It was superb, not to be missed if you are a fan of truffles (which we definitely are). Our shared main was the Dover sole, an entree we've had at lunch, but not in the evening. As ever, it was expertly prepared, and served with the justly famous potato puree with enough butter to make a cardiologist faint. For dessert we shared a lemon dome with marscapone and ice cream that was superb. We shared a lovely bottle of wine recommended by the very cordial sommelier. Perhaps we were just fortunate to have come on a night with a particularly winning special plat, but it seemed to us that L'Atelier Joel Robuchon is still providing an excellent dining experience. It is not an inexpensive meal, but we regret nothing!

Loved the food. And the presentation of the food…read more service was good to a point. when my glass of wine was empty. In most restaurants the server would ask you if you'd like another glass.If i had purchased a bottle? i'm sure i would have been pouring my own wine. after we watched the back of our waiter's head for 20 minutes enjoying his conversation with another guest. Meanwhile the room only had 10 other guests, tops . we started to loose it. then waiting for the check while our waiter started another conversation across the restaurant. That was another 20 minutes. I literally had to get up and walk to the hostess and demand my check so we could leave. 7:30 reservation. we left at 10:30 If i had to rate the service overall? i would give it a 3. that's unacceptable for these prices. what a shame. Ambiance was great at 1st until everyone cleared out and we felt like we weren't appreciated or that important. i guess it's fair to say we won't be going back. What a shame . great food. horrible service. Chef Robuchon is the real deal.

From the owner: Franco-allemandread more

Tante Alice is a wonderful unpretentious little restaurant. A fantastic place for a romantic dinner…read morewhen you are one a budget (hey maybe even if you are not on a budget.)

Had a total blast last night, thank you!read more

The apfel strudel and the sachetochte are incredible. The first one is all 'finesse' a very light…read moredough with cherries at the right level of sugary. The sachetochte is for chocolate lovers, open to the cherry addition. High end pastries, over the top.

Bar Demory is in Les Halles and serves up beers brewed locally in France…read more I had to get a flight before the ipa's. The amber is also recommended.

My other half and I were big fans of Bar Demory. Demory, we were told, is the only brewery in…read moreParis. (This is easily contested by a quick Google search.) However, the Astroblonde (blonde pils) and Atomique (brunette) were very good. (BTW, I have never heard of a pilsner described as blonde, but the website and a different restaurant's server described it this way. I am going with it.) Bar Demory has draught beers. It features a long, narrow casual bar seating area and bar tables. In the back, there is space for private parties and for a DJ. Interestingly, they have a decibels meter above the DJ platform. Downstairs is a kitchen, free pinball machine, and the bathrooms. Those bathrooms were quite nice for a bar! Happy Hour ends around 8pm or so. At any point in time, you can order food here. They specialize in sausages and have a number of flavors. You can order them in a sandwich (like a hotdog, sort of) or two to a plate with a side of your choice (potatoes and cheese or delicious lentils). My plus one and I shared the plate: La Coquette d'Asia (chicken-based, Thai basil, ginger, citron served with a sweet spicy sauce) and Peggy des montagnes (ham and cheese). He loved the Asian one, and I loved the Peggy. Go figure. Order upstairs at the bar. Within so many minutes (10 for us), the food is ready for pick-up downstairs. Tables are hard to find during happy hour. UPDATE: Two months later, my guy and I are still missing the food, beer, and pinball machine. It's worth the visit!