750g La Table

Lovely dinner here in Paris! The food and the atmosphere were perfect. The waiter was happy to explain the menu in English. The beef tartar was excellent. I also had salad, fries and some kind of lemon dessert. Also delicious. Hope I can make it back!

Very authentic French food. We got to try some things I’ve heard of but never tried. It was really good. The Duck fois gras was my favorite. The chocolate cake is huge but it uses some really strong cocoa so if you don’t like the 80% chocolate then I wouldn’t get it, it’s not like standard American chocolate cake. They have a nice pricing where you can get a starter, meal and dessert for under 30 euros. Our server was really nice and took her time explaining everything for us.

Staff were nice despite super busy. Drinks were nice, unfortunately food wasn't up to the standard. Might a place to drink but certainly not for food.

I really liked this restaurant. We were quickly seated just before 20:00, and the staff of young waiters was very friendly to my American colleagues who do not speak French (it's my first language). One co-worker was vegetarian, which is always a challenge in Paris, and she enjoyed a nice vegetable curry. I was happy that they had magrès de canard (duck breast) on the menu of specials. It was very good. Not great or awesome, but satisfying enough and I had a very pleasant meal. The ambiance is really nice. The glass-door terrace gives the place an outdoor feel while staying inside, away from the incessant French smokers. The decor is super lively and fun, quite refreshing with vibrant decorations and greenery. Definitely a recommended spot for a nice French dinner and a good break from the traditional Brasserie.

I had dinner at 750g. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual, perfect for a dinner with friends. The decor is eccentric, kitsch, but cozy. The food was good. I had egg with a mix of fried mushrooms and veg couscous. Both definitely tasty and well-prepared. The menu is often changed, but vegetarian options are always available. Service was friendly and efficient. Overall, 750g is a reliable choice for a casual meal in Paris. It's a good option if you're looking for a comfortable place to eat with good food.

Myself and 5 colleagues ate here today (Aug24) and the place was busy but they found us a table quickly and we ate couteaux de chef, luie noir, tartare, etc etc and it was all delicious including the café gourmand. People who say that the steak was inedible should say so at the table, not just give a bad review. I noticed that they also gave a price range of 4-50€, this restaurant is much better value than that! I’m in no way connected with the place but appreciate fairness. Merci beaucoup!

What a fun and colorful atmosphere. The atmosphere is warm and the ambiance delightful. The chef and owner, Damien is hands on with the customers and in all aspects of his restaurant. The food is fresh , clean, and good. They carry a lot of bio wine and Damien makes his own drinks as well. The chocolate cake is organic, not sweet at all and tastes very good. What I love the most is that they OPEN EVERYDAY from 9 am- until 11:30 pm. It’s very difficult to find restaurants that are open with these hours in France.

5 star to the cocktails, even for non alcoholic ones. Some food we ordered, steamed fish and foie gras, were a bit lack of flavours. Suggest trying soya sauce or miso sauce to match with the steamed dishes rather than mayo. Cafe gourmand was a high point to end the dinner.

The place has a very fun vibe, nice staff and the food was good. I had the chef egg, which was very yummy and different... it's a cold soft boiled egg with a tomato based sauce. I had for my main the fish and veggies, it was just ok but very healthy which is what I was looking for.

A good neighborhood "table"!! I really enjoyed the dishes there. Their Sangria is delicious and the price is right. The staff is young and energetic. I will often be back

We came here for a team dinner during a re don't conference at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. 750g is located in convenient walking distance to the Expo. They offer the traditional Parisian dinner menu of started, main and dessert presented on a chalk boarded. The price for the menu is reasonable and the service was very friendly. I opted for the razor clams, steak and tatin - all three dishes were excellent.

Dinner tonight was disappointing, and subpar. We ordered the beef was tough, making it difficult to cut and chew. We were ordered white wine and told they were out. The waiter said they only had red or rose. He recommended the red. (Later in the meal we watched them open a bottle of white wine one for the table across from us.) We then asked for beer and we're told the tappers were not working. We then ordered rose wine which was never brought to the table. My daughter asked for still water and once again she never received it.

Relatively new, relaxed, modern & no-fuss french Restaurant. Service is casual (pour your own drinks, take the knife and fork out of the glass on the table yourself) but very friendly. You have 3 regular menu-choices with each course (1 vegetarian) and another one that always changes (not sure if daily or weekly). We had Steak and Duck for our main dish and both were great. Good Quality meat, well prepared. 24€ for the normal 3 course menu is very good value for money and the prices for drinks are also reasonable (by parisian standard). Downsides? Personally, I didn't like the decor much and with a lot of people in there, it is quite noisy. The Desserts we had were pretty much run of the mill and by themselves the main courses are not really filling enough, you should definitely go for a 2 or 3 course menu.

Hilarious evening at this famous table in Paris. Excellent quality food and service. Loved it Especially the company ;-)