Café Saint-Honoré, Paris, France -- April 13…read more Our family of four with kids ages 9 and 10 stopped here for dessert on our final evening near the Louvre. We were looking for a relaxed place to wind down, and it worked well. Arrival and First Impressions The café has a cozy and inviting bistro feel with a mix of locals and tourists. It is an unassuming spot but comfortable and easy to settle into. The staff were kind and quick. The Highlights We shared crêpes, a profiterole, and a vanilla crème brûlée. The crêpes were light, and the profiterole was rich and satisfying. The crème brûlée had a smooth custard and a delicate sugar topping. The kids also enjoyed their milkshakes, which made it a fun and easy stop. The Challenges The crème brûlée was slightly warm, and the sugar topping was thinner than expected, which was not ideal for our preferences. Final Thoughts We would return for a casual stop. It is a simple and enjoyable place to relax with good looking food and delicious sweets, and it offers solid value for a low-key Parisian experience.

This was our last dinner in Paris. Our hotel is by the Louvre so naturally we were avoiding…read morerestaurants in this high tourist area. Within a 10 minutes walk, we found Cafe Saint Honore. By this point, I'm done with Foie Gras and Escargots and was craving for an American burger and a nice salad. We also didn't want to go too far because we have to pack our bags. We end up sharing Margharita (Margherita) pizza and Flabian salad with cantaloupe, mozzarella balls and prosciuttos. They were both delicious, especially the salad. I can't say I ever had cantaloupe in the salad but it was sweet and refreshing. The salmon special with pilaf rice and side salad was excellent. I feel like you can't really go wrong with the special of the day or fish of the day. Drinks were great! The martini I had was too pretty too drink. Not enough vodka but I think the champagne shot on the side was cool. We shared a crème brulee because I can't pass an opportunity to have dessert in Paris. The burnt sugar was over burned to the point that you can taste it. Maybe that's the way the French does it. The custard was just okay. The four complimentary macarons made up for it. The decor is really cute with over the top flowers hanging from the ceiling and everywhere. I didn't take any pictures because it was kind of dark. Loud music. Few tables outside.

We found Café Blanc very close to where we were staying and we are very glad we did. We were…read morequickly seated and the waiter was very helpful going over the menu. I started off with an Expresso Martini which was very good and yes this is how it is spelled here and I like that because that is how I always pronounce it. With our drinks our waiter even brought us out fresh olives. Now I'm not the biggest fan but Ashley very much enjoyed it. There was a lot on the menu that I was interested in and they had a number of different cuts of beef but I had to go with the Whole Duck Breast which is also a French classic which I got cooked medium rare but I'm perfect sure that's how they suggest it which is the right way like they do with all their beef too. Ashley and I also split the French Onion Soup. I will say by Duck was very good. Tasty rich sauce with crispy duck skin cooked perfectly. Some of the best duck I have had in awhile. I will say the French Onion Soup though was a little bland. I just didn't have that rich beef broth I am used too. Beside that everything was very good and would for sure recommend going to Café Blanc for a nice menu which amazing French options.

Bread - keep it in case you head to Montmartre and need weapons to defend yourself from the…read morescammers. Steak - tough and stringy. Fries - not bad. Fish - not bad. Service - friendly and efficient. Feeling that you took the time to dine here during your limited stay in Paris - regrettable.

A block from the Musée Orsay, this quaint café/bar features excellent food at reasonable prices. My…read morewife and I shared a steak and frittes. Steak was tender and flavorful with its garlic based sauce and the frittes were hand cut and generously served. We noticed that the local lunch crowd favored the burgers, which did look very good, so big that most of the people cut them up.

Came here for lunch after a trip to the Musee D'Orsay. Very friendly and welcoming…read more The interior is cozy, exposed wood and brick. The staff is friendly and attentive. The menu has a lot of choices, and everything looks great. We had a couple of salads, which were delicious, not overly dressed. I woke highly recommend for a pre or post museum visit.

This is a pretty good bar/restaurant near the Louvre/Tuileries if you're needing something to end…read morethe day with. The food was all good (and my first-ever beer tartare was great), even the chips and guacamole. Those may be about as good as you'll get on this side of the pond, though they still leave something to be desired. The waitstaff was accommodating to only one of my group being able to speak French, and we also had some good quick conversations. We never lacked for anything we needed. I loved the darker ambiance the interior has with all the black and red, but having the smoking area between the entrance and the interior is not great, especially when the wind blows the smell inside.

This French French food pride !!! If someone looking get…read moretest of French real food , please visit this place it will be your last stop !!! Near surrounding all famous hotels , secure because of embassy US But order French traditional only !! Excellent service and fair prices then any , gigi or luolou or any maxims Best Best Best place

A lovely, cozy spot serving authentic French dishes. The atmosphere is romantic and intimate,…read moreperfect for a date night, groups, or special evening. The food is absolutely delicious, and the servers are friendly, which makes the experience even more enjoyable. My only wish is for a more expanded French wine selection--but overall, it's a charming restaurant well worth visiting !!

We happened upon this restaurant during our honeymoon in Paris. We had our eyes set on another…read morerestaurant, but when they were filled up, we had to find a back up. This was a cute looking restaurant with seating outdoors, overlooking the street, and the menu looked good. The server was prompt, friendly, and patient when it took us a moment to decide what we wanted. Unfortunately, the quality of the food did not live up to the rest. The French onion soup and escargot were decent (nothing special) but the sea bass tasted off and later that evening, my husband didn't feel so well. With all of the wonderful cuisine you can find, I would recommend going elsewhere.

Our server was very nice even though we spoke English. Be respectful and smile and they will…read morewelcome you. The lemon and honey crepe and the melon with feta were fresh. The feta was really good. The raspberry rosemary iced tea had real crushed raspberries in it with a rosemary sprig and was lightly sweetened. Warm and cute ambiance! This is a great spot for a pitstop with friendly service in the St. Germaine area!

There is something about the waiters in the cafes, bistros and brasseries in Paris…read more A pinch of condescension a heap of contempt and a handful of good ol misery This is dedicated to ours from St Denis...for not eating too much Monsieur connard lost his french shit Sure the bill was 54 euros for drinks and a onion soup Sure we only took space for 30 minutes But god bless that Parisian for all the curse words under his breath, attitude and sheer rudeness..... it was better than the Moulin Rouge and twice as entertaining

The wait was too long at some other restaurants, so we stumbled upon Le Wilson. Was it the best…read morefood? No. The worst? No. Everything was ok. It wasn't crowded so we were seated right away. And it was quiet. Started with the snails. They were good, but be prepared that they come out incredibly hot. I didn't expect it, so that was quite a surprise. Bread was pretty hard, but managed to dip some in the leftover garlic butter. Had been craving steak and frites, but I would choose something else if I got a do over. The steak was really tough. Fries needed some seasoning. Server was polite. It seems like people like the desserts here. Unfortunately, we didn't stay to try them.

Service fine. Food was not good at all. Very bad food. Do not get the steak. Fries were good.read more

Ambiance: cafe style with friendly, happy staff members who hustle to make sure the service is top…read morenotch. I feel joyful eating the onion soup. The spritz beverages are delicious on a hot summer day. An atmosphere of comfort. A place for our vacay to enjoy food a beverages. Sid is a brilliant bartender. Fatima is a kind, funny, helpful and accurate on menu orders. We are very impressed with Fatima! We are HAPPY!!! We are looking forward to returning each year when we come to Palais Royale in Paris, which is near the Louvre.

About half of the clientele were foreign tourists which is not always a good sign. But fear not…read morethe food was quite good. I had steak frites and it was not fatty. Cooked rare it tasted great as the French use grass fed beef for their beef. The fries greasy but not too much. The staff spoke great English. Would go back.