First meal in Paris, they have indoor and outdoor seating and they take reservations. Service was…read moreok, we came because they offer gluten free pastas. I should have asked for chicken in my pasta, it came with pork and it made the pasta too salty but the sauce was good. The burrata salad was too soft and gooey. My family really liked their meat pizza, too bad they don't have gluten free pizzas.

I'm so surprised this place doesn't have higher reviews? The staff was wonderful, super attentive…read moreand friendly. The pizza dough was RIDICULOUS! Chewy and crisp, the bresaola pizza was delicious! Also had the fettuccine bolognese. Very reasonable price. Nice atmosphere, cute side walk tables. Try it!

I stumbled upon Vesuvio one Sunday evening after not having found much else open for dinner in the…read moreSt. Germain area. The waiter/host was friendly and sat me immediately at a table by the front window/door. The wines by the glass were reasonably priced and my Arugula Salad with Burrata and Cherry Tomatoes was bland but fine and healthy. The only negative is that I wish that I hadn't sat by their pizza oven as my clothes and overcoat reeked of grease and oregano afterwards.

Started our meal by splitting the Insalata Cesar Vesuvio- definitely enough for 2 to split. An…read moreinteresting take on a Cesar salad with a more French like dressing than garlic Cesar dressing. We shared the lasagne al forno (Lasagne, béchamel, sauce Bolognaise, mozzarella). Pretty tasty...cheesy but little meat. Nice sized portion that arrived bubbling hot in a casserole dish. Dinner was finished with the house specialty, tiramisu and espresso. One order of tiramisu easily satiated us both. It was light with no rum or alcohol taste. While the meal was good, take away pizzas were flying out the door! Made us wonder if we made a bad decision in ordering pasta. We might have stayed longer enjoying another espresso, however everyone around us was smoking (cigarettes, cigar, and a pipe) - including those waiting for pizzas to go. Ahhh the pluses and minuses of outdoor cafe dining in Paris. C'est la vie.

This place was AMAZING. Such a hidden gem in an adorable area. The wine was super cheap (€26 for a…read morebottle) and delicious. The tagliatelle bolognese was so delicious and the tagliatelle burrata with pesto was delicious (and very spicy!!). I was able to book a table through Google on NYE which was a relief. This place is such a great change from french food. Waiters were so friendly and funny. Tiramisu for dessert was also amazing. Highly recommend!!!

Agree with a reviewer below that this place is really 3.5 stars, maybe 3.75! Stumbled upon it…read moreplace when we needed a reprieve from French food while in the heart of St. Germain! It's really all about the food here. They serve yummy Italian cuisine - fresh pastas, fish, meat and bread. Indulged in Arugula salad with fresh grated parm cheese and tomatoes, eggplant parmigiana, linguine with clams in a white wine sauce and veal in a lemon butter cream sauce. Everything was served perfectly and tasted wonderful. Dining can be a bit of a challenge as seats are so close together, they have to pull out the tables while patrons are eating so you can get up to use the bathroom or exit. Wine selection for white wine drinkers is a bit limited but great for red fans.

Perfect pizza. This is ITALIAN pizza. Thin crust and the right amount of toppings…read more The wife and husband owners make you feel very welcome. He cooks and she waits tables. Arnaces Prosecco. OK. €30 Elisabeta pizza - champignons, prosciutto, jambon, tomato, mozzarella. Thin crust. Super hot at delivery. Coffee, calvados (good pour) + service - the best +/- atmosphere - romantic lighting, a bit cool temperature on a cold evening + Music - Italiano, instrumental + French menu only - flatware - cheap unknown brand - paper napkins €62 for diner for 2

My friends and I came across this restaurant by accident, and we are so glad we did. We have been…read moremore than 7 times in four months because it has become so comforting. The waiters recognize us now and are always very helpful. We have also gotten their pizzas to go. I have not been disappointed once, and I will definitely be missing La Mamma when I go home. Their food is delicious!

What a pleasant surprise we found in this small cafe in Paris…read more The wait staff here is friendly and helpful. Although we came close to their closing time for lunch, they were patient and at no time, made us feel rushed. Ambiance is small and cozy. We enjoyed our lunch outside at one of the sidewalk tables. Under the awning, it was comfortable and breezy, even in hot June temperatures. I can only comment on one thing because my husband and I ordered alike. However, our spaghetti was delicious...prepared well and full of flavor with a delicious red sauce in a large portion. Definitely one of our best lunches in Paris. And, so close to Le Bon Marche and shopping.

What more can you shout than "Murderers!" when you make a Bacon Colonnata suffer as they do in this…read moreestablishment? And yet, the College Culinaire de France label could make believe that here they respect such a beautiful product. The photo tickles your brain? Oh yes ! Not only is there a lemon, but the bacon is bathed in this juice. No sooner it has passed the door of the kitchen than it begins to cook. Time to ask for some bread, olive oil ... it's dead. At 16 euros the plate, we cry. Then the dish. Spaghetti alla chitarra alla buttarga are spaghetti peculiar to the square shape. Take a look at Wikipedia, it's very informative. Increase the size of my photo as much as you want. Unless our bosses solve the quadrature of the circle, not an angle on the horizon. Especially that spaghetti alla chitarra, which benefit from the name "Traditional food product", must not be at the same price. When we begin to pip on the shape of the pasta, how do you want to be credible on the rest of your menu? As for the Boutargue, it is cut into huge pieces. WTF ?!! The mandolin was broken? !! A maximum of 15 grams fights between pasta. I know it's expensive but the plate is sold 22 euros! Tiramisu teeny-tiny and banal. The setting is nice. The service plays "friendly", Italian and is overall nice. But we feel a House that has existed for a long time, is not picky about cooking, probably because "it's okay", "they will not see the difference", "the times are hard, you have to save money", etc. In the deep of the jungle, we won't complain. 22, rue du Cherche Midi, with the pretension and the tariffs posted, we grumble. Addition of 54 euros for 1. The rating is not disastrous thanks to the quality of basic elements of food, despite everything.

Holy amazing everything. Just order something off the daily specials menu and you won't be…read moredisappointed. One of the highlights of our trip to Paris, for sure!

Amazing amazing amazing pizza fantastic, wine good, servers always nice, tiramisu killing it, can…read morealso get pizza to-go. Service is very fast also. We went back again.

Last day of the trip, decided to have pasta…read more Love the neighborhood with an intersection filled with restaurants and this one is a little bit off the center of the intersection. Something sleep l smell really good but we aren't that hungry so we just order pasta Spaghetti Bolognese - The pasta was amazing! I thought I'm in Italy! Perfect timing on the texture. The sauce is a bit different than traditional Italian Bolognese, but it was good. Spaghetti Carbonara - sometime, the texture of the pasta means much more than the sauce cause garlic olive oil can make great pasta. The cream sauce was good, good quality pancetta. Great find!

Charming! The service…read moreThe restaurant (it is very, very small) The food Perfect if you are looking for simple and delicious food in a small local atmosphere. Don't miss out on the appetizers and desserts. The service is friendly and attentive. A special place to enjoy a meal. $$

So we just got back from a 10 day trip in France and my hubs and I both say this was one of the…read morebest meals we had! We didn't get anything fancy, just a pizza and salad. But the flavors were awesome! The pizza was the true Italian kind, with no cheese (some did have cheese, we just happened to order one without) and I didn't miss it at all! The salad was awesome with Chicken and peppers and a light vinegrette that was fantastic. Along with a bottle of wine, it was just great. Tons of locals there so ya know it's good. It got busy at lunch and he had to turn people away so get there early :)

When visiting Versailles, my family decided to try this restaurant. We can always agree on pizza…read moreand pasta, and it was wonderful to be able to try a Corsican spin on the classics. Decor is cute and a bit kitschy, and the service was very friendly. Staff speak English in case you have problems with French. I had a four cheese pizza, and my mother and sister had pastas. The pasta and pizza crust is homemade, and the cheese on my pizza was fresh and flavorful. Portions are a bit big, but if you're spending hours walking through the gardens of Versailles, it'll easily keep you going. Good selection for vegetarians and vegans. For dessert, I had the world's biggest portion of ice cream. How can I dislike that? A shining star in a city full of more touristy digs. Highly recommend for those looking for hearty, warm, high-quality food in Versailles.