A tiny restaurant hidden in the 16th arrondissement by the arque de triomphe…read more The restaurant caters well to the Parisian lunch crowd, has fast and efficient service and excellent, authentic, food. Get the daily special, it is always interesting and delicious.

I don't remember if I've ever written a review for Schum, so I'm doing it now. I found this place…read morethrough Yelp a few months ago, and I'm thankful for those that reviewed it before me. I have been going to Schum almost once a week for the last 6 months, and usually for lunch. They always have selection of three a plats du jour. No matter what I've ordered, it was always good. Fish. Steak. Duck. All good and all nice portions. You will not walk out hungry. My favorite is that with the plat du jour, you can order a café (thé) gourmand (café or tea plus 3 mini desserts - usually come with a financier, a type of mousse, and a créme brulée). The cost for the main dish and dessert is 17€. Can't beat it. The main server/bartender is very nice and his helper/server is also cordial. I recommend that you come when they first start serving lunch, so you beat the crowd. Once the crowd is there, the service slows down quite a bit. So if you don't come early, be prepared to be there to stay at least 1,5 hours for lunch.

Worth it a hundred times over. You cannot beat the quality and quantity at this establishment's…read moreprice point. We had an amazing waitress who was just on point with all our needs even after she was given a 25-person table once our group of 4 was seated. I can't even begin to describe the food as it was exactly what it looked like and what we wanted. In my mafaldine al tartufo avec jambon a la truffe d'ete, it had the perfect amount of truffle and saltiness - especially with the jambon topping. The moules a la creme and moules pasta was bountiful and fresh. The fresh brick-oven-cooked pizza was outstanding and also deserving of equal praise. The inside of the restaurant is warmly lit and inviting to any sized groups wanting to try out this place. Would recommend and come back again when shopping Champs-Elysées!

Had dinner here and it was okay. I had the entrecote and my husband had mussels. We also…read morestarted with the fritto misto which was not bad. The steak was all right and my husband loved the mussels. I did like that they did have a great Belgian cherry beer...that was delicious. It was nice sitting outside and the waiter was fairly efficient although a little indifferent. If you are here for mussels, you'll probably like this a lot. Otherwise, you'll probably feel that it's okay, but not a standout compared to some other places we ate in Paris.

The espresso martini was 20 euros and worth every bit! Il be dreaming about the tasty espresso…read morebase and high quality cocoa sprinkled on top. The steak was tough to get through. Chicken had fantastic flavor and was plated beautifully with a perfectly robust gravy. The pizza was had delicious cheese and high quality meats. The ambiance was quiet with a gorgeous bar. It was nice getaway from the busy main Champs strip. I would love to go back to try more cocktails!

I remember something like over ten years ago I went and visited a pub just off of the Champs…read mored'Elysee. Well, honestly, I have no idea where it went (though I might be able to find it if I spend enough time of Google Maps). Well, anyway, this pub will do, but then again any pub will do. Well, it sort of depends because some of the restaurants on Champs d'Elysee are ridiculously expensive. Fortunately this isn't one of them, so yeah, I liked it.

This is a great little place! It's a little off the beaten path, but we stumbled in here for lunch…read moreare were very pleasantly surprised. It's very reasonably priced, and they have good daily specials and prix-fixe menus. It's pretty classic French/Alsatian cuisine. My pork with haricots verts was excellent. They also have a few Belgian beers on tap. A very nice neighborhood spot, and a very good value.

We didn't eat here, only drank wine. We stumped upon this spot after the Orsay and it was…read moreadorable. Typical Parisian bar. Quaint and mellow. We sat out on the sidewalk and enjoyed being off the beaten path. Great snacks with the wine. The glasses were cheap and the service on top of things.

I have been waiting to try this famous french bœuf bourguignon and I did and it was not how I…read morethought it be. Maybe I was in the wrong place, bummer! I should've researched better (my bad). The bœuf bourguignon just tasted like diluted beef stew. I could taste the wine so maybe a bit more salt would've made the dish better. As far as service, it was pretty good. The waiter is always nearby and attentive. The place was too packed. It was hard to move. You're really are in elbow to elbow with your neighbor tables.

After a quick browse on Yelp, my family and I decided to have dinner at this cute restaurant after…read morea late afternoon stroll around the Eiffel Tower. The outdoor seating area was bustling with diners so we figured that this place was a nice choice for dinner. We were greeted by a very friendly waitress who spoke good English and were provided an English menu. She informed us that there was happy hour, so being the Americans we are, got a little too excited and we each ordered a drink. To our surprise the drinks we ordered happened to not be included on the happy hour menu. While we shouldn't have assumed all the drinks were part of happy hour, our food however was quite tasty! I loved the French onion soup and my pizza was essentially a baked potato pizza (I have forgotten the name, but I'm sure the staff will know which one that specifically is). Our wines paired nicely with our meal, and next time I know to ask more specific questions pertaining to a Parisian happy hour!

Amazing restaurant, seated right away and they speak English with also English translation…read more Chicken with fries is great. Tasty and juicy. Fries were little salty but ok. Chicken Alfredo needed some salt, nothing too fancy. My favorite is the fried calamari. No after taste and it's crispy. The restaurant vibe is chill and welcoming.

Fantastic. The service was great and the food was delicious. I would recommend this place over and…read moreover. This was my 1st time having escargot and it was amazing! Kudos to the chef and the kind and friendly staff.

Cute little Irish pub we found walking around. Quiet but lots of drink options. Bar tenders were…read morenice and helpful. We actually came back for another drink!

Granton, ON, Canada Found the pub whil walking around. Had a…read morecouple of Guinness and a fun chat with Colette. Loved the place. Went back a couple of times for my beer of choice. I will try and send her some Canadian items to show. Great place to watch a football match, lots of fans there. Recommended

Great outdoor cafe & indoor restaurant with a wide selection near the Eiffel Tower. Which has…read moreGreat service, The charcuterie board was delicious, Chicken tender was great as well as the chicken Caesar salad.

Perfect traditional Paris outside patio eatery with the charismatic server Gaston treated us great…read more Amazing cheese charcuterie board and the Crispy Fried Chicken with Chili Sauce. If I was not so overweight, I would have ordered two more cheese plates. The Blonde Paillette beer from Normandy was excellent. The mixed gender bathroom was downstairs and was old but clean. Great area to eat and drink while people watching and cars speeding by.

We stopped here to get a warm drink and to get out of the cold. The Staff were friendly enough with…read morea nice cafe vibe and plenty of available tables. The prices are ridiculous and the waiter will round up your bill to include a tip and ask if it's ok while he's holding out the machine to you. Not cool. The prices are high enough then milk customers for just a little more is awful. It's near the Eiffel Tower on the backside of another building so there's no view to justify the prices. Two coffees and a creme brûlée was €50 including the 'little extra' for 15-20 mins of a visit. No wonder it wasn't very busy.

Overpriced, tourist trap cafe...Food was basic and not worth the price. Way too expensive…read more Service was poor. I'm from United States and service is important factor to a dining experience. I noticed that in France, the wait staff do not check in to see if you need anything. Our waiter never did but expected a tip. To all tourist: go elsewhere even if you are in the area.