Yes.... love this place. Wish we found it sooner. Absolutely loved this place. We will go back…read more Great spot

From the owner: Grande terrasse chauffée. Happy hour tous les jours…read more Cuisine de bistro maison tous les jours.

From the owner: Découvrez Bellota-Bellota® à Boulogne-Billancourt…read more Laissez-vous tenter par des produits de la gastronomie ibérique : jambon Bellota-Bellota, charcuteries, anchois, poulpe, fromages... Mais également par nos produits historiques, les produits Byzance : saumons, caviars, taramas et foie gras. Des pépites dont vous ne pourrez bientôt plus vous passer ! Bellota-Bellota® Boulogne, c'est une épicerie fine où manger sur place devient incontournable à l'heure du déjeuner, quand vous faites vos achats. Commandez aussi en ligne sur les plateformes de livraison, pour vous régaler au bureau ou à la maison.

defo in my fave list. a small wine bar serving à volonté - eat all you can, family style at…read morecommunal tables laden with generous entrées of pâté de campagne, rillettes de porc, charcuterie, crudités, pot de cornichons and epic sautéed krill (seasonal). soup is served in large tureens, more kept warm on an antique poêle-stove circa 1900s (see photo) together with pots/pans of the main course. one time a hearty pot-au-feu and autumn vegetables; at another, roast pork with navette, spinach and rösti potatoes. a selection of cheeses are stored in a wire mesh dresser mounted on the brick wall, just as it would in a country kitchen, above the bread table with an assortment of pain levain.and dessert....Mon Dieu! i finish at least 2 pots of riz au lait each time. then on to poached pears, stewed figs, crème caramel, tarte tatin and more. eat at your own pace, ladle soup and dinner from the stove, return for seconds and thirds. choose a bottle from wines that line the walls or order at the bar. and chat with your just met table-mates. wonderful food prepared at the kitchen of L'Os à Moëlle across the street. can you believe....juste 24€! le meilleur plan de Paris.

This was an amazing experience for us to share with our family. This restaurant, which is self…read moreserve and communal gives you a sense of love of food and community that you can't find anywhere. The price is set and you can eat as much as you like, so long as you only take what you can eat. Its the type of dining that creates memories and the food is well, exceptional. We were there on New Years Eve and it was absolutely perfect. Its a bit of a treck for tourists as it is not in a popular tourist area, but if you are looking for a traditional experience of French food, served with Love, this is the place.

Definitely a new favorite! My only problem when going to this restaurant is that I always inhale my…read morefood before remembering to snap a picture to post on Yelp. Luckily this last time I remembered to right before I devoured my butternut tart (RIP potentially wonderful main course picture). The menu changes according to what ingredients are available at the market, and the quality of the dishes is always consistent. During my most recent visit, a friend and I tucked ourselves in at one of the bar tables (I think that's what they're called?) against the wall. I had a fantastic glass of Languedoc with my lamb and we finished our meal by splitting the dome au chocolat and the butternut dessert. Both were creamy and rich and needless to say, not a word was spoken during that portion of the meal. The dome au chocolat comes with salted caramel cream and the butternut tart has a crunchy almost graham-cracker-like bottom. Can't wait to return!

Excellent food with fresh produce. Very service minded owners - I would actuelly give 5 points if…read morethe staff were as quick and good as the owners. The staff was a bit 'overtaken' by the success.... so it took 20 minutes to get the menu and to get a glass of something for the aperitif. But except that: perfect. Very good quality for the price paid.

From the owner: Amateurs de belles terrasses Déjeuners d'affaire…read moreDescription Restaurant chic et tendance. Design scandinave et américain des années 50/60. Cuisine tendance et raffinée. Une belle terrasse en bois exotique et verdures,exposition plein sud (la plus grande du 16ème). Idéal pour les déjeuners d'affaire ou dîner au calme à la belle étoile. Petit-déjeuner dès 8h du lundi au vendredi .Déjeuner, dîner ou juste pour prendre un verre... Espaces privés pour les déjeuners ou dîners de groupe, nous proposons des menus sur mesures..

Parmi tous les restaurants qui bordent la Grand' Place, c'est clairement celui où vous mangerez le…read moremieux. C'est aussi celui où vous paierez le plus cher... Trop cher même pour ce que c'est. Par ailleurs, le service n'est pas très agréable et la cuisine ferme tôt (vers 22h).

We arrived at La Verriere around 16:30, which made us out to be the Anglos that we are - why on…read moreearth would anyone be eating dinner this early? Luckily they were friendly and accommodating, and the kitchen seems to be open all day. For myself, it was a fantastic ravioli: buttery goodness with fresh basil and roughly grated parmesan. There was nothing fancy about it, but it was well-prepared, fresh, and filling. My wife had less luck with her scallops, which were undercooked to her liking. As with almost all French cafes, we had a basket of fresh bread, and though it may seem like a small thing, warm oven-baked bread can add significantly to the character of a restaurant, and La Verriere wins on this count. Out of all the options in the square at Les Passages, I'd recommend La Verriere or Noura. Bonus points for free wifi and a friendly attitude to the few folks in here with laptops.

Although it is located in my native city of Boulogne Billancourt, just minutes outside of Paris,…read morethis bar is the kind of bar that many flock too from kilometers away. It is very unique, and it was and still is, ahead of it's time, mostly due to the awesome staff who works there. I discovered this phenomenal joint thanks to my oldest friend Jerome, who took me there on a nice evening, this being years ago and the second I walked in I was hooked. It was and still is to this day one of my favorite places to go out to for a drink and to talk to friends. Unfortunately I've moved out of the country years ago but my parents still live in that city and I make sure to swing by there on every trip back - alone or with friends. The staff is really friendly and sometimes recognizes me (although it has almost been a year a half now so I'm not sure they remember me at this point) and last time they even bought me a few rounds while grilling me about life in Boston. The place isn't too big, but big enough and features both tables and some nice couches - they serve beers, all kinds of awesome mixed drinks and tapas style food which is also very good. The staff is extremely friendly, prompt and the prices are competitive. There is absolutely nothing negative in this place that I can think about - no matter how hard I try, except maybe for the fact that it is exactly 3,434 miles away from me right now... Looking forward to returning there for a drink on my next visit home. I highly recommend it! And it's just a couple of minutes away from the Marcel Sembat subway station on line 9! Oh and did I mention that they have a giant screen which projects all kinds of stuff from soccer games to snowboarding, the Olympics or video games during the many events that they organize? There's always something happening - it's a ton of fun!

This is a good place. They have Guinness on tap. The food is ok, French pubs do not do bar food…read moreanywhere as well as the US, but if you want to drink tap beers, this isn't a bad place to do it.