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    Restaurant Le Bélisaire

    4.0 (54 reviews)
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    La soupe de poissons
    Tinyee H.

    Right around the corner from the famed Le Cordon Bleu lies this small restaurant where culinary professors go after a hard day of teaching. So they say. The restaurant sits on a corner street in the middle of a residential neighborhood, but still blocks from the nearest business and Metro. It looks to be a small restaurant, but there is an extra room in the back, where they sat us because we had a toddler. This is good so that our kid didn't bother other patrons. On Saturdays, they have a prefixe tasting menu for a good price. This menu is based on local ingredients they find that weekend, so it can change weekly. On weekdays, you order from a board; no paper menu. Everything is fresh and sourced that day. That is what Chef Matthieu Garrel said as he greeted us at the door. That night, there was La Mer (the ocean) or La Terre (the earth), which included a seafood bisque, wild chanterelle and foie gras with dill pesto, your choice of either a pan seared white fish over risotto with spiced saffron sauce or a braised pork or for an extra 10 €, half lobster with a red bell pepper sauce an mashed potatoes. After that, there was a small salad with a Camembert type cheese and close with an apple tartine served in a glass with créme fraiche and Pop Rocks! Everything was delicious. The bisque was so flavorful as if they simmered out all of the flavor from the heads of shrimp and lobster. The fish was tender and moist and went well with the saffron sauce. The risotto was al dente and not to cheesy. The lobster was cooked perfectly. The cheese was really musty/earthy. And don't forget the dessert. The Pop rocks definitely added a new dimension to apple tartine. Definitely come here for a try!

    Creme Brulee
    billy k.

    This was suggested to my wife, and it was a wonderful place. Make REZZIES!! They open at 8pm and then close @ 10:30pm. The place is so good they're only open for 2.5 hrs and it is very successful business. What other business can be profitable those hours while everyone in it for 8 hrs a day at least. GREAT place for the true Bistro experience. My wife and and I will go back again. During service, the chef even came to us asking if everything is ok. What chef do that now? Warning to all Americans: Be prepared to know some French. Everything is in French. The chef is a true FOOD ENGINEER!!!!!!!

    Amouse bouche of sea urchin - sooo amazing!
    Caroline F.

    A small and very French restaurant in the best sense of the word. The waiters are very attentive and even the chef takes a walk around the room from time to time to chat with the guests, who appears very often to be regulars - a good sign. The food was absolutely amazing. Definitely a gem hidden away from the normal tourist tracks.

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    Café de Mars

    Café de Mars

    4.6(151 reviews)
    2.2 kmTour Eiffel/Champ de Mars, 7ème
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    Great food and service. I am on vacation from America and they were very accommodating to my…read morelimits. They also serve soda (I chose Coke Zero) which was very good for me. Indoor and outdoor seating available.

    We had a fantastic dinner at Café de Mars, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower but a world away…read morefrom the touristy scene. This place has that scrappy energy in the best possible way--servers switching effortlessly between languages, bartenders pulling double duty, and everyone working with heart and hustle. They got some strong American diner vibes with authentic french food and wine. We started with a bold and unique Chenin Sous Voile from Domaine Jousset--dry, nutty, and layered like a white port's sophisticated cousin. Highly recommend for anyone looking to drink something memorable. For mains: The flank steak was perfectly cooked medium rare, tender, and full of flavor. Modest portion, but just right considering the quality. The lamb tourine was a standout--fall-apart tender, moist, and rich without being heavy. The sauce was made for mopping up with couscous, and paired beautifully with our carafe of Syrah. Everything was balanced, thoughtfully plated, and delicious without being flashy. Portions and prices were modest, which left room to explore the menu. This is the kind of spot that makes you feel like you're in Paris--not just visiting. Cozy, charming, and quietly brilliant.

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    Restaurant de la Tour - Duck Liver Pate with Celery Remoulade. Incredible starter dish.

    Restaurant de la Tour

    4.8(72 reviews)
    1.9 kmTour Eiffel/Champ de Mars, 15ème
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    PARIS -- In a city teeming with culinary landmarks, the true test of a restaurant often lies not in…read moreits proximity to a monument, but in its ability to make you forget it. RESTAURANT DE LA - TOUR, nestled comfortably in the shadow of the Iron Lady, passes this test with resounding flair. It is not a place that leans on the postcard views for its appeal; instead, it commands attention through the quiet confidence of its kitchen and the warm, genuine hospitality that feels both classic and refreshingly sincere. The menu is a love letter to French technique, but one written with a modern, inventive hand. A meal begins with a clear statement of intent. The Mixed Salad with Pears and Blue Cheese is a masterclass in balance, where the sweet, delicate slices of pear cut through the bold, creamy tang of the cheese. Even more compelling is the Warm Snails Escargots cassolette with Artichokes mousseline and Hazelnuts. This is a definitive departure from the garlic-and-parsley butter trope. The snails, tender and earthy, are nestled in a luxuriously smooth artichoke mousseline, their richness punctuated by the satisfying crunch of hazelnuts. It is a dish that feels both comforting and sophisticated. Enhancing Dining Experience R... The main courses continue this narrative of elevated tradition. The Roasted Filet of Salmon arrives with a crisp skin giving way to a flawlessly moist interior, resting on a vibrant ratatouille that sings of a basil-infused summer. For the richer palate, the Pan-fried Duck Breast is a standout. Sliced into rosy, perfect medallions, its robust flavor is brilliantly offset by a sharp, sweet raspberry sauce and the decadent, creamy embrace of potatoes gratin. Other classics are rendered with equal precision. The Pan-fried Duck Liver, seared to a silken texture, finds its soulmate in a doting apricot marmalade, its sweetness teased out by a whisper of rosemary. The Roasted Chicken Breast, a dish so often mundane, is transformed here. It is supremely juicy, elevated to grandeur by a profound Brie and truffle cheese sauce that is as indulgent as it sounds. No French feast is complete without its final act, and the pastry chef does not disappoint. The Warm Apple Tart Tatin is everything one hopes for in this iconic dessert-caramelized, buttery apples on a sturdy base, its warmth melting the cool vanilla ice cream alongside it. Its rival in decadence, the Warm Melted Chocolate Cake, delivers that timeless, gooey center, a rich eruption that is perfectly tempered by the clean, cold vanilla bean ice cream. RESTAURANT DE LA - TOUR understands that a memorable meal in Paris is more than the sum of its dishes. It is an atmosphere, a feeling. It is the kind of place that doesn't just feed you, but reminds you why French cuisine remains a global beacon. You may come for the landmark nearby, but you will return for the landmark meal.

    I had an absolutely wonderful experience at Restaurant de la Tour in Paris! The food was…read moreexceptional--every dish was full of flavor and beautifully presented. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a meal in the heart of the city. I would love to come back the next time I visit Paris. Highly recommended!

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