Visiting after an evening at the Opera. We were very hungry and looking forward to a nice meal; but…read morewe were deeply disappointed. Our food (two pasta dishes) had *zero* flavor, dry pasta, bland meat. We did not even eat half of our food. The waiter heard our comments and was gracious enough to offer us free dessert. Unfortunately, by that time, we couldn't wait to leave. The table bread was nice, as was our wine selection, but our positive experience ended there. Go ahead and skip this place if you're considering it - we wish someone had told us that.

Very good place for a drink. It's well situated at opera in the centre of paris…read more They have an isolated outside terrace for smokers and project movies on a big wall. The cocktails are delicious, but a bit pricey though.

I stayed at an Airbnb in Paris, just down the street from this place. I ended up eating there 3…read moretimes during my stay. The employees were very kind and attentive, despite my extremely limited French. There was American music playing while I was there, and the staff were obviously accustomed to tourists. But it felt like a local place. I noticed the staff greeting a few patrons by name. During my visits, I ate the avocado toast once, the boeuf bourguignon twice, and several different desserts. I also enjoyed their coffee and wine selections. Everything was delicious.

Had just finished up an appointment with an attorney around the corner and popped in here for a…read moreconference call. It's got the regular hum, par for a Paris cafe, but my colleagues didn't mind too much, and it was warm and friendly. If I'm ever around Nation I know a good place to stop!

This restaurant is a pure delight! On holiday for a month in Paris, my husband and I stumbled onto…read morethis place by luck. Although we speak almost no French, we immediately felt welcomed like family. Our waiter is a joyful person, and his kindness and humor cannot be missed. It reminds me that human kindness and connection has nothing to do with language. That reminder alone, was worth the visit for me! The decor is very charming, unique, and homey, especially toward the rear half, away from the street. Bright cheerful colors, and cozy furniture arrangements. But now...THE FOOD. What a refreshing change from the standard fare. At home we eat mostly vegan, so it was exciting to find a vegetable stir fry and a veggie burger on the menu. I have had many veggie burgers in my day, and they are never anything to get too excited about, but this one was absolutely gourmet delicious! The mixed tapas plate was ALL good, with a wonderful variety of flavors and textures. The mousse chocolat was to die for. When we came back a few days later with my sister and her friend, we were remembered and once again felt genuinely welcomed. Do yourself a favor, and come enjoy this special place!

This restaurant is amazing!! The brunch on Saturdays is spectacular and everyone who works there is…read moreso nice! I would highly recommend to everyone!!

We were staying nearby and were pretty shaken up by the cold over the day. Wanted to grab some late…read morenight bite, ideally something hearthy. We found Le Dollys through yelp and google maps, which I must admit looked too good to be true at first sight. Boy we got lucky. This is a family owned and operated place. Kitchen is open until late at night, the food is amazing, there is a great selection of drinks, and the place was nicely populated around 11PM on a Thursday which was awesome. We tried the couscus with lamb and sausages + lamb tajin with fruits. FYI portions are super large and the food is absolutely delicious. Great service and amazing people. They are super friendly and nice - they also speak english if you are stressed about that. I love this place. Would be a regular if I was living around. Do yourself a favor and check this place out (especially if you are around the train station)! 100% recommend.

This place was delicious. The lamb tagine with fruit was a deal, maybe a steal, for 15 euros. No…read morerice or other grain filler. Would easily cost $30 in DC. Food came out quickly and the staff were very accommodating.

Had I known that such a gem existed, I would probably have eaten less during the day, to enjoy this…read moreexquisite, finger-licking food. The textures of different ingredients were perfectly matching, while the seasoning of meats and fishes provoked a palate festival. The waitresses, too, were partly responsible for what will remain a memorable dinner.

Worst experience ever!!!!!!! I was asking the front desk in…read moremy hotel to make a reservation for me in another restaurant. But it was full. And the front desk girl of Pershing Hall was there. She told me everything there was so nice, it's the best in this area. So I made a reservation with them. For the food, I think actually it's ok but it does not worse the price. I spent 300 for me and a friend. We asked for juice and two steak(49 for each) and two starter ( caviar is about 120 and fish is about 20). I think it's not hard to find a better place than this one. So I was disappointed. After I checked out, the front desk girl ask me how was everything. I said it's ok,but I expect for better one like she said before I came. She kept to ask what's that mean, and gave me "you are so bitch" face. This is really piss me off!!!! I think I deserve better!!!! How could she do that to me!!!!!!!!! Worst experience ever have!!!!! How could you be mean to your customer like that!!!!Never go that restaurant

Love the atmosphere here. Really laid back. Mixed crowd around lunch, mostly young closer to…read moreevening. The only place right at the Republique public square, so it caught my attention. Come for the fuze ball table !! I ordered coffee the first time and the Vegé Burger the second. Coffee was average but food is amazing. Only small note would be my American-influenced preference of being able to eat a burger with my hands... It's tall and not designed for it, and they do give you a fork and knife, which is super weird but not bad. Would also suggest to pay a little more attention to patrons when serving, but honestly this is a shortcoming I'm seeing almost everywhere I go in Paris. Very friendly and welcoming service otherwise.

It was late, most places were closed or closing. Our options were becoming more and more limited…read more Our expectations were getting lower as we walked through the winding streets of St Germain. Then we stumbled on L'Amnesia! For a nominal cost we had a feast of their house legume soup and pizza. Now, pizza in France is not like pizza in Italy but this one was very good with the tasty burnt edges on the crust. I could not even finish the large tureen of soup! I could have easily settled for one or the other but I had peer pressure working on me, and I am glad I did! The wine was good, the service was more than good - the staff was fun and welcoming. I very much loved how this restaurant complimented my experience in the Petit Paris that is St Germain.