Caffè dei Fratelli

We went here in December, and honestly, it was the best service we had the whole trip. The food was good, but what really made the experience was the service. Parham was amazing, super friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcomed. We’re used to good service, and he still managed to stand out. In Paris, that kind of service isn’t always easy to find, so this place really left an impression. Would definitely come back, mostly because of how well we were treated. Highly recommend.

Lovely restaurant with friendly staff and a cosy atmosphere. I ordered one of the cheese pizzas and it was absolutely delicious. The only thing I would say is that it was slightly chilly sat close to the door so next time I would sit further back or upstairs.

We sat outside and enjoyed the view. I had the pizza the crust was soft and tasted fresh. One person in our party had the salmon with pasta it was delicious. The server spoke English as well.

We stopped at this place after getting out of the Louvre Museum, and the experience was great. The pizza margaritas and the gnocchi were delicious, and the servers were very attentive. The price is very good and just to block from Museum exit.

Pizza and crepes were tasty and service was very quick. Food was not expensive. We sat outside and others were smoking (which is not the restaurants fault). Otherwise, an enjoyable dinner.

Great tasting bolognese pasta and vegetarian dishes. Fast good service. The place is small and cosy

Good experience, delicious food. I recommend it.

Caffè dei Fratelli—a delightful sanctuary of Italian cuisine in the heart of Paris. This charming trattoria, with its refined decor and welcoming ambiance, transports one directly to the sun-dappled streets of Italy. My recent visit was nothing short of a culinary escapade. To begin, the Caprese salad was a revelation. The tomatoes, fresh and vibrant, paired harmoniously with a creamy, delicate burrata, creating a dish that was as pleasing to the palate as it was to the eye. The truffle burrata that followed was an indulgent masterpiece. The cheese’s velvety texture was complemented beautifully by the earthiness of the truffles, making it a standout appetizer. For my main course, I opted for the carbonara—a dish that often serves as the litmus test for Italian cuisine. Here, it passed with flying colors. The pasta was cooked to al dente perfection, and the generous helping of bacon provided a satisfying richness without overwhelming the dish’s balance. A true testament to the chef’s skill. The Margherita pizza, though executed well, was not my personal highlight. Its simplicity, while authentic, paled slightly compared to the vibrancy of the other offerings. Yet, it did not detract from the overall experience—a testament to the restaurant’s commitment to quality and tradition. In summation, Caffè dei Fratelli offers an authentic Italian dining experience that marries flavor, craftsmanship, and ambiance. Whether you seek a comforting plate of pasta or an innovative twist on a classic dish, this trattoria will not disappoint. A must-visit for any aficionado of Italian cuisine. Buon appetito!

Great pasta and pizza! Staff was so friendly. We have two kids, and they were so helpful and accommodating (and knew to keep drinks away from the toddler). Great vibe and great place to unwind after a long day!

A cute and busy little place from the street, the food is a very mixed bag. My children ordered pasta and both were just okay (and drowning in sauce). My son felt a little sick after eating the gnocchi pasta. The pizza was fine, not bad, but nothing special. The pasta carabonara was...horrible. It smelled bad from the bowl and tasted truly disgusting. Neither my husband nor I could barely finish a bite. The waiter told us the smell was from the "very strong cheese," but having eaten carabonara in Rome and being Italian, I know it was just poorly prepared. Avoid this place!

I know im in Paris eating Italian food, but I was craving a good bowl of pasta. This place is an unassuming restaurant that is larger on the inside. The menu has a wide array of choices from pizza, pastas to typical main dishes. I opted for the Sicilian wine, bresaola, and tartufo pasta. The wine was the highlight. The bresaola was not the best, the tartufo had no perceptible truffles and was a bowl of very watery sauce. Couldn't finish my meal because I was quite disappointed. Also the bread was served cold.

Nothing too out of the ordinary, food was decent and the servers were accomodating. The location in 1er close to the Louvre is great for anyone who just wants a quick bite in between itineraries. Don't go expecting a truly authentic Italian cuisine experience because you will be disappointed.

First meal in Paris with a large group later in the evening and this place could not have been better. They seated us in the tucked away back room and it fit all of us in which was a feat since there were about 13 of us. We all ordered cocktails and beer and pizza and pasta and the owners and staff were fast and helpful and over joyed we were giving them business. This location is pretty large and it may not look large on the outside but it has a stairwells into the kitchen and upstairs in the back that open the place up nicely. The food was delicious and the pizza was fresh and tasty. Prices were decent and what you would expect.

Its a really cute restaurant but I ordered the carbonara and it was extremely dry and flavorless. My friends ordered the gnocchi and marinara pizza which were both delicious but when I told the owner I didn't like it and explained why but he would not offer any remedy other than giving me extra sauce or 10% off. I asked if I could have something else from the menu or have it taken off but they wouldn't accommodate the situation at all. The server was very nice but it was clearly not up to him

Food was very good. Pasta was cooked well and the sauce was fantastic. Perfect little place to eat. Well priced as well.

It was just pretty bad Italian food. A very commercial place and the food tasted quite bad. The servers were nice, but would not recommend to anyone.

My husband and I visited Paris for a week and went to this restaurant TWICE which never happens when we have hundreds and hundreds of restaurants to choose from. The food was amazing, especially the garlic bread. Great service and great ambiance! You won't be disappointed if Italian food is what you're craving.

First off I ordered the Chicken breast and it was terribly cooked. My wife ordered a Pizza and I had already finished my food (It was starting to get cold because how long we were waiting for the pizza) and the pizza just never came and I reminded the waiter and he said that it would be done shortly. This was after almost an hour of waiting for the pizza. In closing the service here is terrible and the food is not great at all. Also there was no Italian feel to the restaurant because they were blasting rap music the whole time we were there. If I could give zero stars I would.

This place is amazing. After being in Europe for over a week with 2 picky teens, Italian food is our go to. This place was clean, the server was fast and friendly and the food is delicious. It's close to the Louvre and right off a main road. Highly recommended.

The service was spectacular- really friendly, timely, charming, and available whenever! The food was also incredible. For starters we had a plate of charcuterie which went perfect with a bottle of Chianti. This was followed up by the tagliatelle with bolognese and the pesto gnocchi which were each delicious. Wonderful dining experience and strongly recommended for a dinner after touring the Louvre!

Delicious Delicious Delicious! Loved the risotto, kids loved the margarita pizza, and our server was warm and friendly. It's in my list for a quaint little pizza place. I will be dreaming about the risotto!