Absolutely delicious! Every single dish from Happy Hour menu for $25 was amazing! It's like local…read moreMichelin restaurant :) Highly recommended!

We went here for Christmas Eve dinner. It was our first night in Paris. We were so excited, I…read moremade the reservation from the United States and was incredibly disappointed! The food felt as if it was cooked the day before. It took us forever to be served. The service was awful too. It was a 4 hours. A total waste of money, dinner for 4 was over $500 for awful food!

Jamais mangé quelque chose d'aussi mauvais! Aucun serveur ne…read moreparle français convenablement...

Great wine and food menu. I really love this place. I recommend this café as a relaxing place to…read morespend an evening.

Went there for their Sunday set menu breakfast as it's one of the few places that were open then…read more Unfortunately that included the world's most burnt pancakes ever served. Even when the waiters walked by they did 'double-takes' on the pancakes but none of them stopped and apologised nor offered to exchange it. It's unlikely I'd ever step foot in this restaurant ever again even if it's only place left in Paris.

The menu looks just right for brunch: pancakes! Eggs Benedict! Bacon and sausages! How could we…read moreresist that on a lovely late Sunday morning? The menu even boasted burgers and guacamole! Alas, the actual food is a far cry from the American meal we were hoping to get. The tortilla chips are the bizarro kind, served with a tiny cup of insipid guacamole. The English muffins on my eggs Benedict were also tiny, and saggy - in fact that's a general complaint: everything was pretty much undercooked, including hash browns and bacon... As for the burgers, let me just say that if you crave for a good burger in this neighborhood, nothing should stop you from hoping on line 14 straight to the Frog at bibliotheque Francois Mitterand, where you can also enjoy a pint of actual IPA. So overall, this place is faux-American through and through and I'll make a point to avoid it in the future.

My husband and I had breakfast and Les Orchidées one morning during our stay at the Park Hyatt in…read moreParis. The dining room was pretty empty when we first arrived, and didn't seem to get too crowded during our meal. The place itself is quite spacious and beautifully decorated. My husband and I both chose the American Breakfast, which included the open buffet along with an egg dish. I probably would've been able to fill up on just the open buffet, but the poached egg with bacon & tomatoes that I ordered was delicious. As for the buffet, I tried to sample as much as I could of the quiche, lox, fruits, cured meats & cheeses, and breads & pastries. I wish we had more time to sit for breakfast and enjoy the entire spread of food--unfortunately, we had a tour we had to get to and we were short on time. Although the breakfast isn't cheap, it's worth the price and enough to keep you full until dinner time. On top of the fantastic food and service, we were able to receive a discount as Hyatt members!

We had breakfast everyday during our weeklong stay. A lovely setting with many orchids as…read moredecoration. Did not like low tables and chairs though. Glass ceiling. Charming setting. Buffet beautifully presented and excellent quality. Could not fault any food although salmon tasted more like sushi than smoked. Had gravlax as well. Kuglehof was especially good. Waiters were very professional. Sometimes hard to get their attention. Ordered room service as well and give this an A.

This was a delightful French culinary experience right in the heart of Paris. My hotel hooked it up…read morewith a last minute reservation. When I first got there (around 7pm), it was quite empty.. however, in just about 30 minutes, the place was absolutely popping - all the tables were booked and everyone was sitting shoulder to shoulder. Not usually a big fan of cramped spaces, but it feels different when you're in the presence of rich European culture - you feel like family. This was my first time trying escargot too. A major milestone. And... to be honest, it was actually quite good. It was cooked well and marinated in some buttery/garlicky sauce. It tasted a lot like mussels - don't knock it till you try it! I also got the cod fish, which was good, but I wasn't crazy about it. A little to lean for my taste, I like flakier fish like branzino. The vibes were immaculate tho, service was great as well. A great Parisian experience that has left a lasting memory. Highly recommend it 4.5/5

Our first meal in Paris and we were not disappointed. The staff was very helpful and accommodating…read more The ambiance is casual, but cozy and charming. It's a bit off the beaten path but it's definitely a locals hangout. The food was outstanding, everything we had was perfectly cooked and well seasoned, delicious. If you're looking for authentic French cuisine and less tourists, this is the place.

Very good location, beautiful terrace but the food is average, the service very slow and the fish…read moretoo cooked. Other than that, waiters are very nice and slimy. I'll come back for tea time or just to enjoy the amazing inside courtyard in a sunny afternoon.

This gets a very solid 4 stars almost 5 because the staff is pleasant, the food is good quality and…read morethe combination daily menu allows you to eat an app/entree or a tree/dessert for only €15. I would recommend this place especially since I am in a rented flat. It's next door and came recommend by the shopkeepers down stairs. So we frequented this restaurant many times during the week. We decided that the value, atmosphere, relationship with staff and food were all superb. It really is 5 stars. Always clean and very busy at night.

The food was great. I had chicken which was flavored and juicy very well. I ate the zucchini and…read moreother vegetables that came with it. I never eat zucchini. They made it taste great. The staff were friendly and helpful. When I stumbled with my French they helped me and were patient. It was a lively and great atmosphere along the canal.

Wow. I just do not know what to say. I have been to Paris 12 times. I have NEVER experienced the…read morehaughty waiters and such that others have described- until tonight. He was nothing short of pissy from the get go. We had reservations. We showed up on time. We sat and waited probably 30 minutes until my daughter went inside to get us menus. The pissy waiter showed up with a "what do you want to drink". We ordered. Drinks were great. We ordered dinner. I was the only one to order a starter - the onion soup (which by the way was lovely) He brought my soup out with everyone else's main. So then I sat. Waiting for the risotto. We finally asked the pissy waiter about my risotto (as I had clearly been done for quite some time- and had he cared he would have seen ) and a while later he came and "plopped" it on the table. It was pretty much barely Luke warm. At the end of the meal when he finally appeared I told him That the risotto was not hot. He said it wasn't supposed to be. Seriously? In what world is rissoto served tepid? So he got pissed off and called someone else over. She was of very little help although we are pretty sure she was asking him - you didn't serve her the soup first before everyone one else's main ? he angrily snatched the check out Of my daughters hands and stormed off - then came back and said he couldn't do anything about it. He was pretty much a d$ck. No - he was a TOTAL d?ck. We saw other tables who were seated after us served before us. Yes, we are American. We are spending lots of Money to enjoy your amazing country. ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you that Paris is my favorite city in the world. This pissy waiter won't change my mind - but I for sure won't recommend anyone go here. Find something else. There as SO many restaurants - no need to deal with these people. They obv don't care.