decent. as soon as we were sat, it felt as if our waiter ignored us. they provided menus to people…read morewho came in after us as we just awkwardly sat there. i felt as though they were annoyed at me for being an english speaker but what can you expect from france. the food and drinks were good. as soon as we finished they stared us down until we left which made us uncomfortable. it was freezing outside and we were trying to order an uber. overall, i dont recommend this restaurant. theres nicer places to go.

Love the energy of the staff. They are on a busy street and really are pulling all stops to get…read moretheir customers in. I was stopped on street to sample a small piece of goat cheese pizza. It was warm and delish so we all came in for a bite. Their paninis are huge. They were good. The bathroom did not have soap which sleeves me out a touch, this is why the lesser star rating. The ambience was nice and the staff was super. Food good. I had the 4 from mage panini, I could not finish it. They serve beer and wine.

The pizza was excellent! We ordered it to go, and while waiting we enjoyed the atmosphere. Service…read morewas quick and the prices were great!

I came here twice with a friend, most recently in September 2020, right before the second lockdown…read more Both times we arrived around 8:30 PM on a weeknight, and the restaurant was reasonably busy. The restaurant is located in the Westfield mall, and easily accessible from the La Défense metro station, where bus, tram, and RER links are all conveniently available too. Since the restaurant is so close to so many office buildings, I was not surprised by how busy it was even during the week. The concept of the restaurant is that you get a menu and a card, decide what station you want to go to (pasta, salad, pizza...), order with your card, get a buzzer, and then collect your order when the buzzer goes off. You pay as you leave by handing over the card that you ordered with. If the restaurant is busy, I'd recommend getting yourself a table right when you arrive and then having one person go to the station(s) to order while the other looks after the table. Both times, I got the scampi piccante, which was very tasty and comes in a generous portion. If you like Italian food, the pasta is really good, hearty comfort food. My friend also loved the pasta, but the 2nd time we went, she got a salad, which seemed pretty substantial as well. For just the food, I would give the restaurant 4 stars because it really is delicious, but the ambiance and the service at this location is not really great. The wait time for the order to be prepared, especially for pasta, was really long; the restaurant was busy both times we went, but not that busy. I would guess they get a good number of delivery or takeout orders, which might explain the delay. On one of our visits, my friend wound up going back to the station to chase down our order, as our buzzer still hadn't gone off after 45 minutes. If you're not in a rush and have good company, it's not a big deal since you can spend that time chatting, but I wouldn't come here for lunch on a busy workday. The restaurant is also very loud, and the staff don't really make an effort to make themselves heard over the noise, so ordering is a little bit of a pain. Overall, a convenient location to get reliably tasty Italian food, although do not come here if you are pressed for time.

I ordered chicken tenders. I was told I couldn't order chicken tenders because that's only for…read morechildren. If I had ordered from Uber eats they wouldn't know the age of the recipient. Just rude.

I had the best caprese salad here. Cheese are in chunks that melts in your mouth. My husband got…read morethe pizza & he loved it too! The service is great & fast! Magnifique!

Very good first meal in Paris. I loved all the options for personal pizza's. I loved being able to…read moreorder a carafe of rosé even more. Enough for two full glasses. The pizza I picked had an egg and "bacon" on it. It was very good, I would have asked for no meat though it was a thick heavy ham that I wasn't a fan of. This is on a very busy street. We sat outside which could go any which way. While we were there, a protest broke out on the street and the French swat came to break it up. Lunch and a show.

Excellent food and service. Kind people that were very welcoming. Best pizza we have had in France…read more Real mozzarella, wood fired crust that was perfect parts crispy and soft. Very clean restaurant and bathrooms. Highly recommended!!

Such a different experience!! My sister and I stayed near Bercy village on a stay to Paris. We…read morewalked around Bercy Village and saw a huge grouping of people in front so we decided to try it for dinner. When we walked in we were greeted and given a card and menu. You take your menu to separate stations for salads and starters, pasta and risotto, pizza and dessert. I wanted pasta so I got in one of the pasta lines. There were a few dedicated rows to pasta. The line was pretty long and I had a good twenty minute wait. You place your order and they make it in front of you and load a total onto the card to take to checkout. When I got to the front of the line, I decided to go with a scampi dish. The sauce was great. The shrimp were fresh and the pasta was fresh and house made. The restaurant is very lively and filled with lots of plants and green decor. If you don't mind the wait, give it a try!

Unique place & great atmosphere! Their food was amazing .... Large & airy spot for quick bite &…read morechill out

This cute little place was the perfect restaurant for lunch while shopping in the Marais…read more They have a very unique salad with burrata, prosciutto, veggies and thin slices of bread to pile all of it on top!!! We split the salad with a nice bottle of flat water. The owner is very friendly. He was at the front of the restaurant, handing out thin slices of Marguerita pizza to tourists. Several of them circled back and came in for lunch. All in all, a happy, delicious little place to have lunch.

My boyfriend and I came here on a Saturday night, we decided to sit in the front so we could people…read morewatch. The pizza and drinks were great overall. I enjoyed the atmosphere and service.

It's a tiny place; crowded and can be loud; so quintessentially Paris. The pizza is really good,…read morevery reasonably priced and crazy fast. The jug wine is cheap and acceptable. They also have a short wine list. Lasagna was also quite good. The servers are so very pleasant. Lots of locals frequent the restaurant. We went there twice over a 12 day stay in Paris. Hironne (sp) is a server and she is delightful. Give it a try. Chatelet metro stop.

I am such a fan of this little restaurant. I lived in Paris from 2004-2005 and I frequented this…read moreplace about once per week (along with 4-5 other people which had been going there once per week for years before I came along). Every week we would come here for dinner - most of us getting a pizza (delicious thin crust with this sauce....oh the sauce...drizzled on top) and we always kept the wine flowing. No one every left hungry (or very sober). The staff is great - so friendly they were like family. Chef always greeted us at the door and would catch up with us if we had to wait for a table (mostly due to the size of our party). Pizzas are amazing - thin crust but not small. The sauce! They offer this "sauce" which seems to be olive oil infused with red pepper flakes. Beware, just because you had it once does not mean that you know how spicy it is the next time. This stuff is home made and varied from week to week but always delicious. Whenever I am in Paris, I make it a point to stop by with friends for dinner and whenever I know anyone visiting Paris, I let them know this is about the best pizza they will ever have.

Ate here when I was in town for a business trip. I had seen it while walking by and then a…read morecolleague said it was a local favorite of hers so I tried it. Overall, it was good. I had the bolognese pasta and we also tried the caprese salad appetizer. There was plenty of meat in the bolognese sauce which was good. Wine was tasty as most restaurants in France. There are other Italian restaurants nearby I prefer, but for most, this would be a good place to have an Italian meal.

I might come back if I'm in the neighborhood again and feel uninspired, looking for a safe choice…read more Arriving on the early side for lunch, my partner and I were welcomed graciously and had our pick of tables by the window. Ten minutes later, families and regulars started showing up for their Sunday midday meal. Despite the increasing hubbub, our waiter's attention didn't wane as the restaurant filled up. Knowing that this was a chain, we weren't expecting four-star service, and were pleased that we were treated so royally. Del Papa focuses on the little extras: pitted olives to start (canned, but I wasn't expecting fresh), breadsticks, and warm bread with a crunchy dark crust. The breadstick wrappers and near-empty dish of olives were whisked away promptly by our kind waiter. The pasta was tempting, but in the end I had a gorgonzola and rucola pizza. It didn't wow me, but it had a nice flavor and was just filling enough. My partner's pizza was also just so: filling and tasty, but nothing out of the ordinary. Both were reasonably priced. Not everything was reasonable, though: the Coke cost 5€ a bottle!