Great little stop in for a drink. We wanted to come explore the beer from Belgium and they had a…read morewonderful selection. It's well located with great outdoor seating as well. The service was quick and wonderful and was reasonably priced compared to other spots in the city.

Enjoyed sitting outside people watching. I ordered a cheeseburger. I would rate it as average at…read morebest. Served with fries which were tasteless. My husband had the daily special, rumsteak. It was practically inedible - very tough and full of gristle. I had a French beer that was very good. It was interesting that the rooms that had the water closet had no lights (completely dared when the door was closed), the hand dryer was out of order and no towels were provided. This is a good place for a beer, but would not recommend for dining.

Too many used customers that act like they own the place and very unwelcoming ... it makes it very…read moreuncomfortable. Waiters are nice though but place to avoid for a real good time...

Went to check out Moulin Rouge and decided to walk the streets back home, stopping at different…read morebrassiere's along the way. Stopped here for some Guinness and a little snack we shared the Croque monsieur. Food and drinks came out fast and service was good. It was just what we needed the cheesy goodness and some fresh fries.

Every Leon operates like its own restaurant, so, you can have a very different experience depending…read moreon the location. We've been dining at various Leon franchise for years and had great experiences. However, this one on Saint Germain is THE WORST! The quality of the service and the food depends on the staff's perception of whether you are a local or a tourist. Even if you speak French, if the staff thinks you're tourists, you will get an indifferent service at best or just completely neglected, where as the servers were much more attentive to the locals at the table next to us. Also, most of our food came out dry and over cooked, and we had to track down our server to get some water. It's a shame that there's such discrimination in a city that depends highly on tourism industry. Especially with the summer Olympics coming up, it's concerning that the locals would have such low regards for the visitors to their city.

I have been here before and just had to go back. It is definitely one of my favs. The Moules aux…read moregratin is super too... Staff super friendly and helpful as my French is not so great!

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.

In my opinion, it was pretty decent. The pasta was just perfect and the mussels were flavorful…read more Everything tastes really fresh and everything came out piping hot, which I love!

While staying in a boutique hotel off the Republic Square neighborhood, our jetlag caused us to…read morewander the street at unholy hours of the night. Hail Aux Petit Tonneaux, open when no other cafe/brasserie/bar was. Seriously a godsend for jetlagged travelers. Despite being open such late hours, the service is always friendly, professional, and you can feel assured that they'll take care of you. When there are clearly inebriated customers, them employees take care of them, too. The food is your typical cafe fare, and pretty decent. Nothing to write home about, but it will fill you up. Especially if you're feeling peckish for some chips after a few drinks. Speaking of drinks, this place has a great selection of Belgian ales. On draught, they've got Leffe, La Chouffe, & Edelweiss. We also tried an interesting, tart bottled lambic , Morte Subite Kriek. Solid joint. If I lived here, I'd probably become a regular.

3.5/5 Stopped by here after reading some Yelp reviews. As a traveller with jet lag I needed a late…read moremeal and have been wandering the streets almost every night. Prices here are very reasonable for Paris, charging almost half for certain dishes than what you will find in the tourist areas. Good service and menus available in English and French. I stopped by very late at night about half hour before the kitchen started to close so we were a little rushed but understandably so. The escargot was too garlicky I don't know if it because we came as kitchen was closing but the snails seemed a bit over cooked and not very well balanced. But still decent since I love garlic. I had the duck steak in a creme goat cheese sauce very much like a blue cheese steak without the mold colour, came with fries and salad that was also very good. My wife tried the duck confit and as usual very tasty but a little bit on the dry side. One thing I found very unpleasant but is pretty common in Paris is the smoking. Staff were standing in the doorway and just outside the window where we were sitting blowing smoke into the restaurant. Being from Canada I found it quite aggravating but there are clouds of smoke everywhere in Paris. You can try to sit inside so it's not right in your face but it will likely blow in And be staunch anyway.

This is a no fuss, no muss, great place to go for a wide beer selection, cheap cocktails (a lot…read morewith amusing/"dirty" names), and decent-to-great food. It's clearly popular with the local student population for the drinks, but we decided to have dinner here because I was really craving some moules frites, which I saw was one of the popular dishes here. We started with the shrimp and avocado salad to share, which was simple yet fine. It was a really hot evening so we didn't want too heavy a meal. My mussels were quite good, small and tender, a very generous pot and well-cleaned/cooked (I don't think there were more than 1 or 2 unopened ones in the bottom.) I could have used a little more broth with them, but a minor quibble. My sweetie got the steak au poivre; our waitress first asked, "Well done?" (I guess they assume that's what Americans want? The horror!) to which I said no, make how the chef likes. It came out perfectly medium rare with an excellent crust, and sweetie declared it the best steak he'd had anywhere in a long, long time. Dessert was "pineapple carpaccio", which was fine for a really hot night, but for 7.50 Euro I would have expected a bit more than three slices of pineapple and some whipped cream. Still, overall we had a very good meal and I'd go back for the drinks, the mussels, and that steak!

BEST BAR IN HUMAN UNIVERSE. Bud/Miller/Coors drinkers, Stay Away! Don't pollute this Valhalla with…read moreyour ignorant stench! La Gueuze sits immediately west of the Pantheon, with outdoor seating available (if construction is done), but the view pales in comparison to the list...all Cantillion, La Becasse and...wait for it...Mort Subite! RIDICULOUS! I've been to bars from San Francisco to New York and over 31 cities in over 20 countries on 4 continents, and I've had about 2,000 different beers, and this is the only place I'd get on a plane and fly to. DO NOT MISS IT OR YOU WILL RUE YOUR LIFE!

We are foodies from Portland Oregon and were in search of great Parisian food. We found it at La…read moreRegulade, after an afternoon of fighting off humanity at the Louvre, (but did see the Mona Lisa) we made it to La Regalade. The ambiance of this restaurant was outstanding as we were warmly greeted when we entered and the restaurant is housed in an historic building about 400m from the Louvre. Only two tables were occupied by Americans which was a good sign. We ordered the tartare, foie gras, Octopus salad, duck and pork belly, all of which were delightfully prepared and tasted very good. We ordered Palova and the Soufflé for desert (both highly recommended). They had a very extensive wine list but we opted for the Charles Heidstick Brut Reserve by the glass which was very good. By far our best dinner while in Paris.

My wife and I booked this for lunch and were not disappointed!…read more It's a sharp restaurant with a clean look, prompt service, and exceptionally presented food. Plus, it is very good!! The menu may be a bit confusing, but our server cleared up any questions. (a la carte vs prix fixe) We started with a complimentary terrine with gherkins and onions which were delicious. I had the Brittany scallops in a pesto and citrus dressing topped with parmigiana reggiano - absolutely amazing! Mains were the braised beef cheeks which were melt in your mouth and a tender roasted veal. The smoothest puréed potatoes and a crispy potato gaufrette were perfect accompaniments. The Grand Marnier soufflé was the perfect ending to an outstanding lunch. I look forward to returning to La Regalade for another lunch or perhaps dinner.

La propreté laisse à désirer. Le service très superficiel et la nourriture limite médiocre.read more

Second visit with a year since the first. This is still a very good beer bar which now offers a…read moremuch wider selection of food on the menu. The bar operates service which works quite well although there only appear to be two staff covering the whole restaurant. The food is good value, the best thing on the menu are the mussels that both taste excellent and are very reasonably priced. The beer menu is extensive and primarily consists of bottle beers. My only criticism of the bar is that the owners have squeezed a few too many tables in so space is very tight. All in all this is probably one of the best beer bars in Paris with the added benefit of a decent food menu which serves food late.

We were taking a (phenomenal) macaron making class nearby and asked our teacher where she would…read morerecommend for lunch in the neighborhood, which led us to Comme chez Maman. Upon walking in, we realized this was a neighborhood treasure, full of locals enjoying a slowed-down and capital-L Lunch. I started with the delicious Pork Terrine with Endive Salad. It was hearty and full of meaty flavor. My husband ordered the Butternut Squash Soup which looked impeccable, and was incredibly flavorful. I ordered the Grilled Veal Kidneys w/ Miso + Scallion and Mashed Potatoes. It was savory, rich, and so delicately balanced. Kidneys aren't typically my go-to order, but I figured that they were in very capable hands at Comme chez Maman, and I was right. My husband ordered the Duck Confit with Celery Root + Mashed Potatoes, which he loved, too. Service was pretty good, but what struck me the most was how much everyone was enjoying their dining experience around us. Everyone was so happy and leisurely enjoying their meals.

This is a great find: very agreeable setting, charming service (terrific playlist) and…read moreextraordinary menu. It is a great meal and incredible value. Run don't walk! We had the poulet croustillant au parmesan --- a knockout! I found their scrambled eggs and truffles to be the best in Paris. Loved it and will return often.