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.

This was surprisingly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. I actually found this…read morerestaurant by accident while searching for a place with good vegetarian options in Paris for the group I was with, and it turned out to be an amazing find. The location is perfect, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower. The restaurant is small with limited seating, but the menu is incredibly vast and flexible, and they're happy to make any modifications you need. The service was outstanding. Our server, Joanna, was half Italian and half French and absolutely wonderful. She went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed and even helped us pair wines perfectly with our dishes. We ordered a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items, and every single dish was fantastic. The risotto was incredible, the vegetable penne was delicious, the burrata salad was fresh and flavorful, and the pesto was superb. The pistachio tiramisu was one of the best desserts I had in Paris as well. The cozy atmosphere, cleanliness, and top-notch service made the experience even better. I'd highly recommend this restaurant to anyone, vegetarian or not, looking for an exceptional meal in Paris.

Very cute and small spot near Invalides. Thin slices pizza. Loves he shaved parm cheese. Great…read morequality ingredients. Pesto salad was flavorful. Used my bread to scoop up the rest of the pesto sauce.

I had no idea that this was a gluten-free restaurant. Everything that I had was quite good…read more We were pleased with the selection of organic wine. The lamb shank and the lasagna Bolognese were both delicious. The eggplant was also difficult to pass up. Service checked all the boxes, but was nothing terribly special. The restaurant is located near the Eiffel Tower and has a quiet and quaint ambience.

All gluten free organic restaurant, close to the Eiffel Tower! Nice, cozy decor with friendly…read moreservice & fantastic food. There's limited seating so make sure you make a reservation. We enjoyed everything we ordered: the complimentary soup & bread was very good! We also enjoyed the penne pasta with homemade tomato sauce simmered with garlic and parsley, margherita pizza & the caramelized lamb with honey & orange & sautéed veggies (my favorite). If you're gluten free (or even if you're not) I highly recommend this place!

A hidden gem! I had the homemade ravioli with crème sauce and my wife chose the freshly made pesto…read morepasta with grated parmesan cheese. Also the homemade bread was light and tasteful. Our server Mario from the greeting to the dinner service made our meal delightful. Well done Chez Pippo!

My husband found this restaurant before our trip and wanted to include this stop in our itinerary…read more I made a reservation weeks before we traveled. Someone from the restaurant called to confirm our reservation the day of the visit. Traffic caused us to be late for our reservation but the owners/managers were so great and welcoming. They got us a cozy table away from the door and we were happy to order a bottle of rosé while deciding on food. The menu is extensive. It was so hard to choose! We each ended up with a pizza. Freshly made, real quality toppings and each pizza is the size of a plate. You can see why this place is popular. From the incredible good, fantastic service and great location. Highly recommended

Regina pizza and beef bologna.... wow.They were both amazing, especially that bolognese. It had a…read moreflavor that we loved. Thank you gusto italia.

Great food, very reasonable prices, very pleasant service. Two young ladies working the dinner…read moreservice. They were very busy and did a great job. Pizza and salad both to share were enough for two and the house red was great.

It was raining and the seafood restaurant we wanted to try does not open until 7 pm. We decided to…read morewalk in at Gloria to have appetizers to tide us over. The Ravioli Croccanti was surprisingly a super delightful dish. The crispy ravioli was stuffed with burrata, parmesan cream, pesto and prosciutto. This dish scored so high when it comes to craveability factor. I could not say the same about the other item ordered - the Vitello Tonnato which was veal with tuna sauce was how it was described. I will skip the veal and double down on the Croccanti.

Wow! What an…read moreincredible meal! Pizza & Pasta combo was incredible! Carbonara & Pizza Parmigiana with a 1/2 bottle of Chianti for $54,00 €. Amazing!!!

Risotto special was incredible. Fabulous service. We had three different specials and they each…read morewere a crafted experience.

No complaints. Good Pizza Napoli, I think a glass of red 'Nero' and started with a salad…read more Small place but i got lucky and got a table before the rush. An earlier reviewer graded it down from heat. No problem in December unless people coming in and about forget to close the door. If you are craving for a good pizza (burned out on French food) and found yourself in the Rue St. Do/Invalides area this is a great option. Friendly staff. I think they speak English as well as I heard them using it at another table.

We stopped in during a freezing cold winter afternoon in Paris for some much-needed respite and…read morewarm food. We greatly enjoyed the pizza and pasta, especially the Bolognese and the kids loved their Alfredo pasta with chicken. It's a small restaurant with a few tables, but the service was fast and friendly, and the location is excellent!

My family and I stopped here after visiting the Louvre, hoping for a casual meal of pizza and wine…read more Unfortunately, we had one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had in Paris. When ordering wine, the server asked if we wanted "small or large." Assuming this meant a normal pour size, we said "large." Instead, he brought out giant beer steins filled with wine -- then tried to charge us €45 each. It felt like a deliberate trick, especially since we are American, and the staff seemed amused at our expense. When we attempted to send the drinks back, we were met with attitude and resistance. The whole situation felt like a scam, designed to embarrass tourists and overcharge them. Meanwhile, locals around us received normal, respectful service. The food itself was unremarkable, but the predatory and mocking service ruined the entire experience. Paris has far too many excellent places to eat -- do yourself a favor and avoid this one.

We have had pizza to go from here before but this was our first time eating in. The service was…read morequick, friendly and professional. The place is clean but small. We had two pizzas, which were better than average, and some passable Italian wine. The cheerful waiter convinced my companion to finish with an espresso. Even though we arrived in mid afternoon we were surprised by how busy it stayed. All together a step above your typical pizza place. The pasta I saw at other tables looked very good.

Fast service. Good variety of pizza and pasta in a convenient location in the 7th…read more Highly recommended.

Very convenient from the Eiffel Tower, but doesn't feel too touristy. Wonderful service, good…read moreatmosphere, and the prices aren't crazy high. Enough English language to get by, with enough French to feel authentic. Our party of five had the salmon with sweet potatoes, the Fusilli alla Bolognese, and the Fusilli al pollo. The children ordered the spaghetti alla Bolognese, as the waiter was happy to substitute the pasta. We all completely cleared our plates! Highly recommend!

After a long day of soaking in the magic of Paris, we found ourselves in need of a family-friendly…read morespot to refuel--and Dell'Angelo looked like the perfect stop. Cozy corner, solid menu, and a nice place to rest our feet and fill our bellies. The food? Surprisingly stellar. The pizzas were crisp and flavorful, the lasagna thoroughly enjoyed by the kids, and the bruschetta fresh. The kitchen clearly knows what it's doing. The service? Well... let's just say France continues its proud tradition of treating non-wine drinkers like second-class citizens. Our waiter greeted us warmly--until we asked for water instead of wine. (What can I say? I'm not big on booze, and acid reflux isn't exactly a sommelier's best friend.) From that moment on, we became invisible. Plates were delivered with the enthusiasm of a teenager doing chores, and eye contact became a myth. To his credit, our server did spin a tray like a Vegas card dealer near the end--maybe angling for a tip or a second chance--but the damage was already done. In short: come for the food, lower your expectations for the service, especially if you're not indulging in the local libations.