Had a delicious meal. The menu offers something for everyone. Definitely got the vibe that it was a…read morelocals place and tourists stood out, but our server was very nice.

We are visiting Paris for the first time and came across this place in walking distance of our…read morehotel. It did not disappoint! We had braised lamb and the Guinness burger. Lamb was as tender as prime rib and served with crispy potatoes and vegetables. Burger was more than your average burger! Bun was a pretzel bun crossed with and croissant and burger itself was juicy and flavorful. I'd love to come back again and again!

If I could only recommend one restaurant in Paris, this would be that place! I think this might be…read moreone of my favorite meals ever, not just on vacation. After a very long day in Disney Paris, my friends and I were starving and not looking to go far so we found this place right around the corner from where we were staying. The owner is this sweetheart who suggested we order three dishes each and then share everything. Three of us decided to share and one of the girls in the group decided to get three things for herself. We also paired the meal with a bottle of white and a bottle of rosé that completed our meal perfectly! What we ordered: - 2 scallop carpaccio - 2 mushroom risotto - 3 gnocchi - mini burger - stuffed peppers - white fish (don't remember the actual fish) ceviche - veggie quesadillas - mozzarella sticks Not one plate that was sent to us wasn't devoured. Personally, our favorites were the Gnocchi, soft and pillowy in the most AMAZING cream sauce, and scallop carpaccio, fresh scallops seasoned to perfection in a light acidic sauce. Even the dishes that I probably would never order in Paris like the mozzarella sticks, quesadilla and mini burger. We're also completely delicious. Actually the mozzarella sticks had the most insane, you can tell that these were homemade. Even with no room left in our stomach, we ordered dessert. We ordered two crème brûlée and two chocolate cakes to split and then a apple tart for the table. Crème brûlée was insane, a must order! When my friends left and I was in Paris by myself, I actually came back alone twice! When I went, it was around the Olympics, so the owner was so nice to come and sit with me and show me how to get cheap tickets online that I never would've been able to find myself. Such a sweet soul! The place is pretty small, they pack as many tables as they could in here. Make a reservation if you want to sit outside or come later in the night if you just want to walk in.

Great French dining experience with a bit of a twist...."tapas" style! Got to taste & enjoy more…read morevariety of dishes. There's a good selection to choose from. I believe it's different every time. Had the mushroom risotto, beef kafta, salmon tartar, crispy chicken, squid, and ceviche. Must say right portions and assortment for me. You can always get more depending on your appetite . Place was a bit small but still cozy, there's more outside dining as well. Service was fast and very friendly.

Great place, fun atmosphere, good food and very good beer in a town known for its wine! Service…read morewas excellent as well.

More of a 3.5 stars. This is a lively bar right on the corner of Rue de Denis. The highlights are…read morethe atmosphere with festive vibe, and the service. All the servers who interacted with us were terrific - gracious, friendly, helpful. They even checked in to make sure we didn't want to order another drink before happy hour ended. As a microbrew, my husband deemed the beers he sampled as "good, but we have better at home". We do hail from an area that is "the Napa Valley of craft breweries", so our bar is high. My cocktail was standard. Enjoyable. As for food, my Summer Salad was a nice break and felt healthy. My husband though his gosh and chips were just okay and a bit skimpy on the fish. At €15 for the main courses, it felt overpriced for the value/quality of the food. That said, it's a perfectly fine place to hang out for a drink, especially for travelers wanting a break from traditional French food. While we chose to sit inside, it's a great patio for people watching, too.

"Just where do Parisians drink?", you might ask yourself. Well, at the local English or Irish pub,…read moreduh! This particular establishment is themed after an English pub. Think rugby and fish and chips. Many an English ale you will find on their tap menu. Cozy up on a 4C night as this place is guaranteed to have the heater blasting at 26C (tank toppin'!) Seating is on fabric/ velvet probably with questionable stains but just deem it as an endearing detail of a fine, classical pub. Rather large establishment with roomy enough bathrooms that are not too disturbingly scummy. Workers are brash, surly... "serve-you-beer-is-my-main-purpose!" kind of attitude. Lots of perks really and overall just a great watering hole with an energetic, almost enriching atmosphere.

On a recent trip to Paris, my husband and I stopped in here for a quick lunch. Do it!…read more L'Avant Comptoir is a tiny wine bar in the 6th arrondissement which serves an assortment of small plates. The menu changes daily, and every item is fantastic! Beautifully plated, quality ingredients, imaginative choices, warm welcome, fast service. Top notch.

Unfortunately the young girl wasn't friendly like Anthony Bourdain said…read more No English menu which was fine, but they can't really help on describing. She was also rough slamming utensils and dishes which was wild. Squid Ink Croquettes was very good in my opinion. Lots of ink and chunks of squid. Good flavor. Shrimp Ravioli in Seaweed Soup was more like a dim sum dish... A glass of white wine was €10 which is high. Butter was very good though as expected.

Delicious food and definitely worth stopping by to experience the ambiance and food. I always like…read moreto go with the special of the day and was very lucky to have such a special dish, with an eggplant appetizer. definitely recommend 100%

Outstanding little gastro restaurant. Chef from Chile very inventive with vegetables, creating…read moreflavorful dishes no matter what you order, and service is wonderful. All the staff from Latin America. Don't miss the chantilly with strawberries, anise flavored whipped cream (chantilly) and shiso leaves. A gem on Rue Godot de Mauroy, making a nice lunch break from your shopping at the Grands Magasins of Printemps and Galeries Lafayette.

Great location on a canal, five minute walk from local Metro station. I muddied my way through with…read morerudimentary French speaking skills and ordered drinks for my family. We sat outside overlooking the water. Cool vibe, good food, and great beer was to be found. Charlotte was a great server who was very friendly and helpful. She also hooked me up with some swag merci beaucoup.

I really enjoyed this brewery when in Paris. The location and ambiance is great. I mean grabbing…read morea beer and sitting outside in Paris on the water? Yes, please. They also have New England Style IPA's which I can appreciate being from there. My nephew and I walked here from Montmartre and it was worth the walk for sure.

Fun! Great service and atmosphere. I had a blast even alone. Bartenders are top notch. I hope to go…read moreback soon.

Very friendly waiters and waitresses. We came here to watch a few World Cup games and enjoyed our…read moretime. The place is large, has enough seating across different levels and they also have AC. Make sure to make reservations ahead of time if you go there to watch a game because it can get very busy.

If you're looking for a nice spot for a chill evening with good food and good wine, this is your…read moreplace! Super cool place, loved the design and the atmosphere. It has a lot of different dishes, relatively small, for sharing. The risotto was delicious and so were the clams. Great wine, loved it.

There are many good cellar/restaurants in Paris but few great ones. Le Chat Ivre is one of those…read moregems. Hidden in an angle street of rue de la roquette, this place has a dozen wooden tables and benches. It is fully decorated by its wine bottles so you know what you step into. The owners are extremely friendly and passionate about the wines they serve, which they know perfectly. They go mostly for organic wines and have a preference for Languedoc reds which they find have a better quality/price ratio. There are a few wines from the other regions as well. In total, you'll find probably 50-80 wines on the menu, all deliberately chosen by the owner who will be happy to talk about them. This place is a mix between a wine shop and a restaurant: you can buy the bottles to go or drink it in the restaurant for an additional premium (6 or 8 euros, can't remember). The food is simple but good: charcuterie or cheese plates to share, some grilled meat or fish. Try the calamari and the burrata as appetizers, they're pretty good. All in all, you spend a great time in this place: you discover new wines and you eat some good food. This is a great place to bring a group of friends!

This little spot was recommended to us by family when we were staying in Paris and really was the…read morehighlight meal of our visit. It's a bit off the beaten path from the touristy spots in Montmarte. We sat up at the bar to watch the chef cook. We ordered the 45Euro tasting menu and every course was an unexpected surprise and really delicious! At first we were not really looking forward to the tapas part of the menu but it was really just small plates which is fine when you're eating such rich dishes. The foie gras, cod with cockles, beef filet were our favs. The wait staff was great and the chef really slay us with not just two dessert courses but three. I got to have my Amelie moment when cracking the creme brûlée! We left so stuffed and happily down the hill. Definitely going coming back here when were in town, I can't recommend it more!

From the name, I would expect a stuffy expensive place with tuxedoed waiters. Nothing like that in…read morethis spare, clean and friendly small plates bar/cafe with top quality foods, good drink and wine list. We tasted our way through most of the menu. High points were the cod, filet of beef, asparagus, foie gras with beans, and chocolate croquettes which needed a bit more ice cream to finish. A nice pinot noir melded with the clean flavors - especially nice after a week of eating rich classic French food. Three people do it all - two cooks and one waitress - but all three also seat guests, do dishes, take payment, serve food. A commune of sharing tasks. And all the cooking is done behind the bar. To me it seemed to be a Japanese sushi bar with Spanish tapas flavors with French attention to quality and detail. Highly recommended!