This is a quiet little restaurant that has an intimate vibe. The food was excellent and well…read moreseasoned. The service was warm and friendly. Highly recommend

Manager was excellent. Food was tasty and flavorful…read more However, do not go if you are in a rush because it is slow but upside everything we order came out fresh and hot. The space is cute and very stylish.

After trying 5 other African restaurants in Paris, I finally found my favorite!…read more Food/drinks: Excellent, as in clean the plate excellent. I heartily recommend the theiboudienne (Senegalese national dish of red rice, veggies, and fish). I also have good reviews on: fried plantain, mafé (peanut sauce with rice), and the local juices: pineapple ginger juice (someone at the table ordered 3 times, it was so good), bissap (hibiscus juice), and - my favorite - bouille (a thick beige drink made from the fruit of baobab). Service: On my first visit, I had some difficulty getting there, so half our party arrived after the kitchen closed. They kept our food hot for us and didn't rush us there at all. We ended up chatting with the chef and tasting some rums before leaving too! Ambiance: Cute! It's has a classy yet homey feel, African art for sale, and a garden vibe. I can only imagine what it would be like with other people! It was so good, I had to go again (and it didn't disappoint)! If they can maintain this experience, they have a customer for life in me! Highly recommended.

After seeing this as a recommendation from the owner of Little Africa in Paris, I had really high…read moreexpectations. The restaurant didn't really meet any of my expectations. The food was mundane at best, the vibe (with exception of the food and music) was anything but "African" and I felt the food options were very few. Not really impressed.

From the owner: Dans un cadre atypique et chaleureux, le Toubab'House invite à découvrir les saveurs de la cuisine…read moretraditionnelle africaine. Après un délicieux cocktail au bar de la paillote, vous poursuivrez le voyage à travers la dégustation de spécialités finement épicées.

Me: "OMG I went in there and it was filled with really old retired men sitting around chatting with…read moreeach other and it smelled like BO. I felt soooo out of place in my dress clothes for work" Boyfriend: "Oh yeah, forgot to warn you about that...." Under his recommendation, I went to Bar des Amis for some couscous. Their menu is pretty simple, a GIGANTIC bowl of couscous, a large bowl of broth, and a meat of your choice. The prices is about 8-14 euros depending on the meat you get. I was told to get the sausage, which I was told was made of beef, but it tasted like lamb. I think they have other stuff too, because I saw another guy eating something with fries, but their main menu is couscous. Was the couscous good? Yes it was! I didn't like the meat, but I was tempted to finish that giant bowl of couscous...I only succeeded in finishing a third of it. I wish I took a picture of how giant it was. The place is small and homely, standing at the corner below the Suresnes Longchamp T2 stop, with nothing else around it. but beer on tap and in bottles is available. Also wine and juice, as expected. If you're lucky and those old men that smell like BO aren't there, you'd have a really nice and plentiful meal. They also have a TV there for you to watch if you are eating alone, and was surprised that I chose to sit not facing the TV. Honestly, my French just isn't good enough to be watching French television, but maybe my few sentences fooled them. WARNING: They don't take credit cards...

While on vacation from the states, my cousin and I stumbled upon this gem casually strolling the…read morestreets of Paris. I was pleasantly surprised by our meal. I stuck to what I knew and ordered chicken and rice with veggies and plantains. It was really good. I didn't like the wine our waiter suggested, but overall, we had a delicious meal.

Friends and I were visiting from the states and decided to try this place. My friends LOVED their…read morefood and gave it a #1 spot out of all the places we had eaten at during our entire trip. I don't recall what they had but I ordered the Tilapia dish along with the seafood appetizer platter (which was actually a full meal in itself). The tilapia was good but the salmon and calamari in the platter had little seasoning. I also hated the fact that the place was dang near pitch black with red accent lights. We had to use the flashlights on our phones to read the menu. Service was so-so. I would go back to try what my friends had since it seemed so amazing but that's about it. I think this is more of a lounge/club after hours Spot since it's open until 2am. Maybe The restaurant piece is secondary. Food also comes out slow since there's only 1-2 cooks.

The food deserves four stars and the service deserves one. Made a reservation for 15 and were told…read moreto arrive at 19:00. When we arrived the staff was quite rude and told us they didn't open until 20:00. We were told to leave and come back. When we arrived at 20:00 we were seated promptly. The waitstaff was unhelpful and not accommodating, even though we made all requests with a member of our party who speaks fluent French. The ordering process took 30 minutes (no exaggeration) and it took 75 minutes to receive our food.

From the owner: En direct du Cameroun La cuisine camerounaise est ici à l'honneur. On se laissera facilement tenter…read morepar deux ou trois plats de choix : le N'dolé, un feuillage ébouillanté additionné d'une crème d'arachide et d'aromates africaines ou encore le fameux poisson capitaine frit agrémenté d'un émincé d'oignons, tomates et Gombo sauté. La salle toute en longueur est assez classique.