Café de la Paix

Did not feel welcomed by any of the staff there - got sent from one place to another just to check in for my dinner reservation. Sat for close to 10 mins at table before anyone came up to address me and it was definitely not busy at that time. Felt rushed and pushed through my dinner and the wait staff did nothing to make it memorable. Food was good, but not incredible. Beautiful restaurant though. Was expecting a better experience overall.

We went for dinner with a reservation and were seated right away. The staff were super friendly and even went out of their way to accommodate our drinks, even those not on the menu. The food was top-notch and the dessert was amazing. We had a great time and truly enjoyed ourselves. Definitely recommend! They also had a live singer who sang all our favorite songs beautifully.

Excellent dishes and service. Historic, sure bet in this area. Right next to the opera, Galléries Lafayette and Le Printemps. I love the decor, the classic dishes, service, high-end vibes. You can also drop in for tea or apéro. They serve late dinners, so perfect spot after a show, even if you arrive after 10-11pm.

Café de la Paix offers a truly beautiful setting: elegant, historic, and full of Parisian charm. The soupe à l’oignon was excellent, rich in flavor and perfectly comforting. I wasn’t as impressed by the main course, which felt a bit less inspired, but the atmosphere and the quality of the service made the visit well worth it. A classic spot to enjoy a taste of old Paris.

The decor is beautiful and the food is great. We just stopped for a quick lunch. Be warned, this place is very expensive, but it is historic. I recommend going for a coffee. The brunch will set you back 120 euros

Elegant Ambience and Excellent Coffee in a Classic Parisian Setting Reservation & Arrival: Finding a table at Café de la Paix was easy, and the staff greeted us with warmth and professionalism. Their polite demeanor and attentiveness made us feel genuinely welcome from the start. Seating was comfortable and well-spaced, ideal for a relaxed breakfast or coffee break. Ambience & Cleanliness: The café was spotless and beautifully maintained, offering an atmosphere that was both authentic and sophisticated. The classic interior design, complete with ornate details and elegant finishes, was reminiscent of the grandeur of 19th-century Paris — almost evoking the decorative richness of the Vatican in its opulence and attention to detail. The lighting and temperature were perfect, contributing to a comfortable, serene setting amid the lively energy outside. Service Quality: The service was attentive, courteous, and efficient. Staff were well-informed about the menu and ingredients, and they even customized one of our orders, showing flexibility and genuine care for guest satisfaction. Their professionalism added refinement to the entire experience. Food Presentation & Taste: We ordered two coffees, one crêpe for my daughter, and an omelette to share. The coffees were excellent — rich, aromatic, and served at the ideal temperature. The crêpe, however, was underwhelming, lacking the finesse expected from such a renowned establishment. The omelette looked beautiful and was well-presented, though its flavor was average, more visually appealing than memorable in taste. Despite these small drawbacks, the presentation across all items was polished and elegant. Beverage Experience: The coffee stood out as the highlight — perfectly balanced, aromatic, and served promptly. Water and basic refreshments were attended to consistently, ensuring comfort throughout the meal. Value & Price: The pricing felt slightly high for the overall food quality, but reasonable given the café’s historic location, refined ambience, and exceptional service. There were no billing issues, and the overall experience felt worthwhile, particularly for the atmosphere. Overall: Café de la Paix delivers an authentic Parisian experience defined by its elegant setting, excellent coffee, and polished service. While the food could benefit from greater attention to flavor, the café’s ambience and hospitality more than justify a visit. It’s a charming and iconic stop that captures the essence of classic Paris. ⭐ 4 / 5

A beautiful and historic French restaurant with a touch of luxury. While there’s no official dress code, I’d recommend wearing a neat outfit to match the elegant setting. The menu offers a wide range of options, so it really depends on individual taste — but you’ll mostly never go wrong with your choice. The waiters are attentive and helpful, often making excellent recommendations.

On the recommendation of our concierge, we stopped at Restaurant de la Paix for a light lunch on a warm autumn afternoon. The terrace was the obvious choice as it was sunlit, lively, and perfect for enjoying a cold beer while watching the rhythm of the city pass by. My wife ordered the Café de la Paix Club Sandwich with fries, while I debated between the burger and the Croque-Madame. Our waiter confidently steered me toward the latter. The sandwich was well executed, though I would have appreciated it served hotter so that the yolk would have more easily cascaded over the toast. Despite this detail, both dishes were enjoyable, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the service attentive. With its prime terrace and classic brasserie charm, Restaurant de la Paix is a spot I would happily return to for a casual, relaxed meal or just some drinks with friends.

While getting out of the Opera in Paris, we encounter this place by chance. Café De La Paix enchants visitors with its rich history and luxurious ambiance, earning consistent praise for its timeless charm. While the elegant setting is undeniably impressive, we think the menu is a bit overpriced, citing a gap between the cost and the quality of certain dishes. The service is over the top, mainly for its attentiveness and efficiency, with staff creating a welcoming experience. Our feedback on the cuisine is mixed--we appreciate the visually stunning and flavorful desserts, while the main dishes felt short of an average expectations.

a charming, beautiful interior and delicious food. i know spots like these are a hit or miss bc they're kind of "tourist trap-y" (it's right across Palais Garnier), but i personally loved it. french onion soup had the perfect level of thickness, escargot was saucy & oily in the best way. highlight though was the filet de daurade - sea bream with braised endives in beurre blanc (French butter sauce), which had a fresh, clean taste to it & was cooked perfectly. and highly recommend the millefeuille caramelise for dessert!!! the crunchy/creamy combo was delightful and it wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. what we ordered: - french onion soup w/ comte cheese - Burgundy snails served in shells w/ parsley butter - filet de daurade royale - royal sea bream filet with braised endives in beurre blanc -dessert: millefeuille caramelise

The Mr. and I had the pleasure of staying in the lovely InterContinental Paris - Le Grand and enjoyed the breakfast buffet in the lovely Cafe de la Paix each morning of our four night stay. The options are extensive and include hot, savory, and chef made to order items. Amazing service and ambiance started our days off perfectly.

Cafe de la Paix was a little bit of a disappointment when it comes to food. I had a steak tartare that well executed but their fish and ships version was really hard. I think they use filet of cod fish that are breaded but what we got could have been used as a hammer. The Maitre D was very professional and came to our table to address our concerns. The service is absolutely first class and professional. The decor is charming, classy and inviting. Their croque-Monsieur and Madame re also delicious.

A fantastic dinner and while the ambience is elegant, and refined, you'll find that most people dinning here are casual The staff spoke English and were very friendly. Tip: Americans need to understand the time it takes for a full dinner service in France is a lot different than back in the States so sit back enjoy the ambience and experience and let the restaurant showcase their food, culture and their service. Portions are smaller but everything was well presented and delicious.

I had an awesome dining experience. Before an opera show we were able to get reservations. Everything was top notch. The ambience,food and service was great. The painting on the wall is gorgeous. A perfect ladies night in Paris. I loved it.

The place is magnificently decorated inside. An historical cafe worth a visit. The food and drinks were good. The menu was traditional. And the service friendly. A bit pricy. You better book a table to avoid waiting in line outside.

Great historical Parisian restaurant near the Opera Garnier. Not as expensive as you would think considering the neighborhood.

When visiting France, this place is a musttttt if you want the exquisite experience of feeling like you're rich lol. I felt like I was in the middle of a movie here, the hosts and hostesses were so kind and everyone speaks English even though I was forcing myself to speak French to learn haha. I only came here for dessert although they do serve lunch here as well as dinner. It is done in a separate room. Lovely designs and art give the place a nice cozy feeling.

I have been here for dinner at the restaurant few years ago and it was wonderful, this time we opt for the cafe because it was between lunch and dinner. The cafe was packed so they put us in the adjacent hotel's bar which was fine. The best about this cafe menu is the Coquet Madame. OMG! I have never had one like this!! If you try one item this is it! Love the service and the atmosphere. Recommended many people to this place and I am glad it still up to the standards.

The decor is really nice inside, its old and probably needs a refresh but its a nice space. The breakfast : you dont need reservations which is nice! The " bread/butter " is not a Traditional french bread toast.. its like half the size of it with two small breads - the jam on the other hand is excellent and they give you four! The croissant is big / good The coffee was ok and the tea also There were egg benedicts for like 22 euros and sides of eggs for something like $18 .. yogurt was $12.. The service was EXCELLENT ! Francois the waiter is HaPPY and pleasant with everyone, says no to nothing and smiles genuinely! I give him 5 stars! He should work as a manager!

Tried this restaurant on the advise of a couple of locals and we were not disappointed. Very elegant with many choices on the menu. My husband tried the pumpkin soup with foie gras and chestnuts and he loved it. I went with the French onion soup and was very pleased. We both chose the mushroom ravioli with cream sauce and were wowed. Staff was very attentive and checked with us often to make sure we were satisfied. We highly recommend this place .

We were walking by and saw the crowd and the seafood display window is impressive. We added our name on the list and came back 2 hours later. Pascal, our server was absolutely fantastic. He is very friendly and professional and also very attentive to our table. I ordered the small seafood tower and it was huge when it came out. I asked Pascal is this for 1 person and he replied with a big smile and nodded his head. My husband ordered the Sole Meuniere. It was absolutely delicious. I also order the Scallop Carpaccio. Very flavorful. We shared a Creame Brulee. It was fantastic. The restaurant is very busy because it's part of the Intercontinental Hotel. The menu is very pricey here. I saw the french onion soup for $28. The food is very good. So if you are not willing to drop $$$ this place is not for you.

Always a family favorite! Conveniently located in front of Opera Garnier. Thé ambiance continues on from the ornate golden theme of Opera Garnier. Staff are always so helpful and ready to serve. Food is equally delicious. It's the trifecta of fine dining. And it has been consistently amazing for many years. They aim to please. So just ask and they will surely try their best to deliver a meal to remember. Make reservations ahead of time for the main dining room. Their kitchen closes at around 3PM. They have a continuous service cafe bistro where you can wait for a table. We have done both and everything is what we had hoped for in both occasions. For the elegance, great service, ambiance and delicious meals, Cafe de la Paix had always delivered consistently impeccable experience year after year.

Great lunch in Paris! Stopped by last week while shopping for a quick lunch and really enjoyed it. They had the BEST fish and chips we've ever had, it was amazing! The strawberry dessert was also amazing. We sat outside but the inside of the restaurant is beautiful.

Shit was so gas would come back again, service was fire, very well dressed people, ambiance was insane, building was gorgeous and the best croque Madame I've ever had, tan man with a subtle beard and glasses with short hair served us great, hope he gets his flowers, and the crème brule was insane

I came here with a friend on a Saturday night in November 2021. I arrived at around 5:30 pm and there was a line for indoor seating (no wait for terrasse seating, likely due to the cold weather). My friend and I waited for about half an hour to be seated. The inside is plush and cozy, although it seemed oddly empty despite the long wait. I understood this might be due to some tables being designated for restaurant only. The service was polite but not overly friendly, however they were quick to bring out our orders which was nice. My friend and I decided to order an opéra and a millefeuille, the latter of which is apparently the speciality. We split both desserts. I thought the opéra was well made but ended up preferring the millefeuille, which was served with a puddle of caramel and delightfully sweet. Next time I would definitely get this again. My friend and I each ordered a hot chocolate as well, which for me was nothing too special and might have been too much sugar alongside the desserts, so I would recommend going for a tea or coffee instead if you're getting desserts. Each hot chocolate was served with a small butter cookie which was a cute touch. The desserts are a flat 14€ across the board and the hot chocolates were 9€ each. The price of the desserts were only slightly steeper than I would have liked, but the hot chocolates were not worth it to me. The café is located very close to the Opéra Garnier, which the terrasse seating has a good view of; I imagine this would be very nice on a warm summer day.

This place is nothing like before. The service is shitty, the food isn't great but the location is incredible. I had a fresh squeeze lemon juice and the serve it with water on the side. The caesar salad was chopped romaine with dressing, fresh anchovies on top along The french onion soup is very light and the flavor is not there. Somewhere for a quick bite without any expectations

Service here is amazing. Best in Paris and the food is very tasteful,fresh ingredients everything very good and couldn't have had a better experience with the food and the customer service here. A little bit on the expensive side but would love to come back again.

This place is a Paris tradition going back a century. It has recently been restored to its Beaux Arts Glory. The place is a polished work of art. The service is what you would expect for a place of this vintage. Exemplary among places in France. They fall all over you. During our attendance, they are in soft reboot mode after a year of renovation and covid. The menu was short but very well executed. We had all of the salads on the table with the Tartar (original and plancha), the fish and the Croque Madam on the table. everything was great The cost is on the higher end but worth it for the experience. Remember in France that gratuities are included in the prices. So, please factor in before judging.

We ate in the restaurant and it was a fantastic dining experience and a great way to end our trip to Paris. Service, ambiance and food were all top notch. Apparently the cafe is also great and a more affordable option.

Um where do I start. We are staying at the intercontinental,we had reservations. We got completely ignored for seating this is in October on a Sunday. We sat we waited we waited we waited no water no bread. The menu is very, very limited the seat's uncomfortable. Ahh the french onion soup is bland and inedible ( yep I did not eat it). It is expensive. So I guess the mushroom soup is ok. But so irritated by the tome I ate really just eat upstairs

On our first evening in Paris, we selected Cafe de la Paix for its beauty and proximity to our hotel. The interior of the restaurant did not disappoint and our server was always so pleasant, but the food was below average to average at best. Bread was served cold, without butter, and the baguette roll was too dense, poorly formed and tasteless as it really needed salt. The extremely simple cold sucrine and separate mushroom salad were adequate and fresh but were difficult to mess up in the kitchen. Our salmon entree was seared lightly on one side and simply cold and raw throughout while it was served with four small boiled and lukewarm mildly seasoned potatoes with an almost cold sauce. The beef entree included meat cooked appropriately to order but the potato gratin served in its own baking dish was inadequately salted, seasoned and almost cold. We were disappointed enough with the food that we chose to leave rather than venture into the lengthy dessert list. We saw a very poor baguette as a possible predictor of dessert also missing the mark. Although we arrived early for dinner before 6:30pm and most tables were not seated, our party of three was placed at a table directly next to the server station with the napkins, plates and computer where staff would also sometimes talk and gather. That location diminished the beauty and enjoyment of the atmosphere. We would not return.

This is a tourist trap. The photos on Google are beautiful and the reviews seem good, but there are so many better food options in Paris that you don't need to waste a meal here. This was the only place in two trips to Paris where I felt unwelcome as a tourist. A decidedly strange thing to feel from a restaurant connected to a hotel. Two starters, two main courses, and a half bottle of wine costed us around 200€. The service was slow (dinner took over two hours), the food was just ok, and our waiter was clearly unhappy to be working (they told another table their manager forced them to come in today). This was most obvious when I asked for the check at the end of the meal, and the waiter got upset at me for trying to pay before they cleared the table - an unusually stern "sir just wait" is what I was told, as they refused to take the checkbook from my hand. The food and ambiance (a view of a Five Guys across the street covered in scaffolding) was not worth 200€. Adding on the bad service, and we're going home sad to have wasted our time and money here.

Comically awful. The positives first....The building's interior is gorgeous (it's Paris) and the service staff look the part. The appearance of everything suggests a top notch restaurant - table decorations, lighting, reputation, etc... Similarly, the service at the beginning of the meal also suggests the appearance of excellence. Everything seemed coordinated - including the token stereotypical French smugness (which we learned is NOT representative of most French servers). However, once the restaurant got busy with additional reservations, it was an absolute clown show. They would use their resources (there must have been four managers helping one male server) to only cater to a big spending table. Everyone else was ignored. What was a normal dinner turned into a four hour affair just to get someone to bring a check. The food was fine - but nothing that would live up to either the expectations or reputation of the place. I assume by now the restaurant survives by bringing in unknowing tourists. Do NOT recommend.

Worst meal of our entire Paris trip. I ordered the Fraser salad. It barely had any dressing or flavor. My husband ordered the club sandwich which he felt was made from frozen/ low quality ingredients. The service was slow and not extremely attentive. It was a pretty restaurant decorated in the same opulent style as the opera, but that's pretty much all it had going for it in our opinion. What is strange is around the corner (seemingly connected) was a restaurant portion that appeared to have great looking food. I wish we could have requested that portion. All in all, I would avoid this cafe on any upcoming trip as there are many other options.

We ate dinner there tonight, and I use the term dinner advisedly, as what we received for mid 30 pricing was barely more than a lunch appetizer portion. I mean I could finish the dish in about five forkfuls, although I went slow to maximize the flavor. Flavor was good to be sure Bottom line after we complained vigorously about minimal portion size, to which the manager asserted nobody had ever complained of, he gave us free dessert. This was nice, but hardly compensated for a minuscule portion for a big time price. Have been in Paris for ten days now, and never had this issue, so I would avoid this place like the plague, unless you feel the need for serious dieting. This was a rip-off pure and simple!!

Very classic French restaurant. Service was top-notch. Touristy at the time I visited but I know locals go here too as a Parisian recommended this place to me. Recommend a reservation for this place too. I started with their version of their dinner roll, which is made of the same stuff as a croissant. I had escargot for appetizers, which were delicious and garlicky. Then I had the filet with mushroom polenta shaped like a rectangular prism. It had a side of bearnaise, which I didn't even try. I wanted to taste the beef as is. Unfortunately, it didn't have enough seasoning. I didn't have room for dessert, but I will on the next visit.

Fantastic last dinner in Paris! My family and I decided to finish our Paris trip with a bang and have dinner at Cafe de la Paix. We all tried the preset course menus and thought these preset meals allowed us to get the most bang for our buck. I chose the veal with a curry sauce which was extremely tender and flavorful. For my dessert I had a Napoleon layered dessert which was flaky and not overly sweet. Other amazing things that my family tried included the mushroom cappuccino which was the creamiest soup ever and the chocolate cake. In addition, I ordered an aperol spritz. While the drink came in a beautiful large goblet it cost a hefty $25 USD. Beware that this place should be your treat meal - it's expensive! One star down was due to the lack of help in the dining room towards the end of our meal. The restaurant was packed for dinner and our server took a while to deliver our check. Otherwise he was friendly during our dining experience. Other things to note are the beautiful interior of the restaurant, the coat check was neat, and no dinner reservations were necessary. Fortunately we stayed only a short walk away, and overall we're glad we went!

I love cafe de la paix. Not only it is convenient because I stay at the hotel above, but it has the absolute best seafood in the area. I also love the breakfast/brunch here too, but never tried lunch here. I'm sure the lunch here is great too!! Again, it's the seafood that brings me here over and over. Yes, the best seafood!!

We always dine here whenever we visit Paris. I love the duck breast and foie gras. Price is worth the quality of the food.

What a wonderful experience! The morning buffet was excellent, the staff was friendly and accomodating, and the ambiance was exceptional.

Service was incredible and the inside of this restaurant is so beautiful to look at. We spent hours in the restaurant and even saw the hotel lobby on the way out which was incredible. Food was delicious and decently affordable for what we got. Our waiter was very nice and made extra effort for my moms birthday by giving her a nice saying on her free dessert and a free mini bottle of wine. It was a lovely evening.

Had dinner here that was wonderful. I tried the French roasted veal chop. So good.. cooked perfectly. Came with artichokes as a side that was also delicious. Service was excellent and will speak French or English with no problem.

0/10 experience! Walked in for a 7pm reservation for 2 on a Saturday night. Got seated at the terrace where it was cold and did not have the nice view of the interior shown in photos. That was fine with us, it seemed busy and we are just happy to be in Paris! We had the worst luck with the waiter - we had to get their attention multiple times to take our orders, to ask for the check, to take our payment... in which they repeatedly responded with "I'll be back in two minutes. Just wait." Then proceeded to take other customers' orders, chat with them, clean off some tables, chat with other waiters, etc. before returning to help us. Kinda weird since it was less busy an hour in to our dinner with many open tables around us. I also saw them pick their ear in between serving dishes. Yuckkkk. This waiter was clearly having a bad time, setting plates loudly and making the utensils clink, tossing old and hard bread (or dense crutons?) on our plates when we asked for some, and taking away our dishes when we were clearly still eating. They complained to another customer that the manager forced them to work last minute. The food was mediocre, on top of the hard crunchy bread that was sitting out in a huge basket near us for hours, the beef tartare had a strong herbal taste and the fish tasted old. It could have been a one-off experience with the salty waiter, but after 2 whole hours and 200 euros later, we were so excited to leave. I saw a comment here that they seat tourists at the terrace where the service is not as good as inside the restaurant - probably true, weird regardless since this restaurant is attached to a hotel in the heart of Paris. This was our first negative/disappointing experience in Paris. Just know that this is a classic tourist trap, and there are many other places to spend your money and precious time!

We had dinner reservations before going to the Opera house. We were cutting it pretty close and ended up not being able to finish our food before needing to head out. They took our food to our rooms and made a beautiful presentation out of it. The hot foods were left in sort of a warmer. We really didn't feel like we missed our dinner at all. When we went back to our room, the food was waiting for us. The staff are friendly and accommodating. The food is delicious and we hey have a lot of good options.

From the US, enjoyed the caviar and oysters as an appetizer-great! Impeccable service and gorgeous interior. For dinner we shared the sol with butter and it was so flaky and tender! Dessert we did both the apple tarte and opera cake. Opera cake was very average (think tiramisu in states) but I enjoyed the apple tarte. The ambiance is stunning along with the service. We loved the experience, so definitely make reservations for the restaurant. The outdoor cafe has a line people stand in on the street. You won't get the gorgeous interior.

Was lucky enough to dine here on Christmas Day after the opera and here's my review. Service: really sweet and they do try to speak to you in English. My steak came out a little more cooked than I would have preferred and immediately a new one was made to my liking. Food: I really enjoyed the French onion soup, scallop entree, and coffee. The steak was tender but not my favorite of the night. Ambience: relaxing. Great live music.

In Paris on Business. Stopped on a busy Monday night with a colleague. BEAUTIFUL place. Great seating outside. Food is ok. Definitely not Paris standard. Not by a long shot. Service was horrible. No. It was HORRIBLE. French are not rude. Quiet the contrary. Our waiter should've had Metamucil. And chosen another profession. I come to Paris often. I'll go elsewhere.

The caffe used to be one of our favorites before. I came with my family to have a nice quick lunch after long walk in paris . The service was so delayed and the drinks were not as expected . Even the predatory bread was not hot and even without butter. We had to wait to sit , order and nothing for the kids . The only good thing is the coffee was good and the bill was fast . Else I will not grant two stars . Petty , I had higher expectations based on the history .

Service OK if you speak French. Food was poor for the price. Topper was they demanded a tip even though menu states price compris which means tip is included.

Was first spot dined in Paris. Was full of people and had nice decor and ambiance so we thought this place would be good. Service was on point...and food looked delish when it came out looked like a piece of art but didnt taste as good as it looked. Expected great tasting French food like in Vegas but this was not the case. Food was very bland and did not wake up my tastebuds one bit. Scallops and the bread were the best part. The fish my friend ordered and small steak i ordered for main courses were just okay. Place was very expensive for and was so disappointed food wasnt as expected especially for such a beautiful place. A little more spice would have been nice...

I liked it better than my husband did I had escargot and Onion soup .. wanting to stay with the French theme We both liked the escargot but my husband got a club sandwich that he found lacking. It had chicken breast, avocado, and the Bacon was on top of the bread. The service was good and great spot to relax and people watch. Show less

Café de la Paix was delightful and well worth it. My first impression was that the place would be snobby and uptight but I never once felt out of place or under dressed. The staff was very helpful and the menu was offered in multiple languages. I had the veal and eggplants and it was delicious. We paired it with a nice house white wine and we tried a couple of staple desserts both of which were great! The atmosphere was definitely business casual but again not enforced. It's right near the Opéra.

Cafe de la Paix is a good place to grab a coffee or drink for a quick afternoon break. Located by the Opera Garnier and the metro station, this cafe has the perfect location for people watching, as long as one can snag one of the outdoor tables. The place in front of the cafe is too busy to really enjoy lunch or dinner, so that is why I would only suggest the cafe for a coffee break. We each got the coffee and mini dessert selection. You get a coffee of choice plus three desserts for 12€. This is a good value when compared to a single coffee order for about 6€ to 9€. Prices are pretty steep but one is paying for location. Service was okay (not horrible, just sufficient). Quality of desserts was top notch. As a frequent visitor to Paris, I would recommend coming here once (that's enough) for the experience.

I'm surprised I've never reviewed this place. Cafe de la Paix is one of those places that's so elegant that they'd have every reason to turn up their nose at you if you aren't "dressed the part" when you arrive. The truth is that they are extremely welcoming - will even store your trottinette in the coat check for you - and provide a welcoming atmosphere - whether you're there to have a quiet conversation with a friend, or need to take a video conference call. Yes, you're going to pay a lot more for a coffee here, but the views and location are worth it.

Best Breakfast place Paris, Just make sure you seat outside because if you seat inside they will take you for a ride $$$. Outside is the casual dinning... Try the crique madamme it does not come more French than that. See my pic, it is Amazing!

Here we had our typical daily afternoon break in Paris after nearly 20,000 steps of walk (10 miles) We prefer a much of drink and they served us some snack. I had amazingly crisp and nice Rosé of Château Minuty Prestige. (Baron Philippe de Rothschild) Tips: I found the Rosé and Blanca white wine are surprisingly in much better quality than their Rouges Red wine. Dunno if it's because I drink higher end of Reds or it's because they don't store their reds in the right temperature. This place is very good location and great people watching spot. We sit at outdoor again. It's a little busy with the traffic but we don't mind.

Maybe the inspiration for the movie Ratatouille? Apart from the bland and uninspired over priced food and obtuse hostess and rude waiters, there was an obvious rodent problem. We pointed out the number of mice we notice run by the table to the waiter and he just shrugged it off saying all restaurants in Paris have rodents and they plan to move locations soon. We came to eat not visit a petting zoo. If you want to be treated like trash and ripped off at the same time while eating rodent feces in your food this is the place for you! Bon appetit