Delicious food, warm atmosphere, extremely courteous host, and reasonable prices…read more I was traveling on business, and it was my first time in France. Not knowing much French, I was nervous venturing out from my Hotel to eat, but I was determined to try some real, local food. As I stepped into the restaurant in the late afternoon, I was immediately greeted by friendly hosts and a warm atmosphere. All my nervousness melted away. Unable to fully communicate my order, "Frank" happily walked me through the menu and made wine suggestions. He spoke great English and is the most friendly guy you will ever meet. The food was so good that I returned again multiple times. I really enjoyed the Escargots de Bourgogne, Foie gras de canard mi-cuit, marmelade du moment, Suprême de volaille, sauce moutarde à l'ancienne, and Tartare de bœuf revisité par le Chef 180g, frites maison. Frank, if you're reading this, thanks again for such a great dining experience!

Definitely don't miss this little gem. Their pasta is fresh and their sauces delicious. The pizzas…read moreare also excellent, but I recommend the pasta. It's a nice walking area as well with a lot of old town Montévrain nearby. They are open until 23 as well, so excellent for that late night dinner.

I like la Brioche dorée. Every time quality / price ratio is satisfactory. This is particularly…read moretrue at this address. On 3 levels (1 room in the basement, ground floor with counter and the first room, big enough and pleasantly decorated) Brioche of the 75 rue de Caumartin is an alternative to pubs around if we want to consume a drink and a pastry for a modest price. As for quality, we can observe that this is not bad, and that it is clean. The principle is that uses that pays wins and drinking, brief service is made by the client. For 1 Evian 50 cl: 1.80 E; 1 Coffee espresso: 1.40 E ; Feuilleté chocolate 1: 1.15 E Total = 4.35 euros

I spent a year working in Paris and Brioche Dorée was our lunchtime treat (the vast number of…read morerestaurants Paris has to offer were a bit out of our price range!). The sandwiches are lovely, the coffee is good, but I mostly loved it for the desserts. The tartelettes have to be tasted. Prices aren't bad, coming to about 8 euros for a sandwich - dessert - drink - coffee combo. It's nothing original, but it is very good. Also, the staff in this branch were always friendly.

If you're on the this side of Pairs staying at a nearby hotel then you must stop in here! Very…read morefresh, very good! Get a bottle of wine and enjoy yourself, you won't be disappointed. Si vous êtes de ce côté de Pairs séjournant dans un hôtel à proximité, vous devez vous arrêter ici! Très frais, très bon! Obtenez une bouteille de vin et amusez-vous, vous ne serez pas déçu.

Paris, France!! Being in a small town like Bussy-St-Georges abt 40 min from Paris... and finding…read morea pizza restaurant like this one ..was & still is a Jewel. Pizza is consistently delicious. It's so so good... and they loved our little Yorkie who goes to every country we do (except, sadly. Australia... so so difficult to bring your dog to Australia on a spur of the moment trip to Sydney or Brisbane ...etc.. it's actually impossible- it takes months of planning to take your dog with you..sad... one reason I probably won't go back). Anyway, in Bussy, we put our 6 Lb Yorkie on the seat next to us... on his little blanket. They gave him some food and water... on his chair!! Only in France is it so easy to bring your dog... anywhere! Oh, they usually put two sunny side eggs on Pizza in Paris ... personally .. not something I enjoyed so if you don't want eggs on your pizza, say so! :-)