Victoria T.
Yelp
We were visiting Paris for the week and this was probably our favorite dinner spot during our entire stay. Everything was perfect. They have double doors to begin with so even though it was frigid outside and we were right by the door, we didn't get cold. The staff was incredibly attentive and helpful, even with our limited knowledge of the French language. It's a small place and looks like it might be one of the better kept secrets of Paris. From what I could tell it seemed we were the only tourists. People were fairly dressed up. We wore jeans not knowing any better, and were fine but we would have felt more comfortable if we had changed pants before going. Since we had on dressy shirts and shoes, we were able to get by. Some of the men wore jackets. The food was out of this world. They will add truffle to any of their dishes if you'd like and are known for a lobster dish. Unfortunately I'm not much of a lobster person and ordered coq au vin (which was amazing) so I cannot tell you how the lobster is, but if you like lobster, look for that dish. We went on a Friday night and managed to get our table with no reservations, but I suggest getting a reservation as I think we were lucky. It's certainly not a cheap place either. After a reasonable bottle of wine, two entrees, two plates and a dessert, we spent about 150€. Totally worth it!