Grazie

Excellent cocktails and wines to match the delicious roman pizzas and truly italian starters. Charchiofi a la giudia were delicious and crispy. Small sizes give you the possibility to try out more dishes. The scroppino whipped lime sherbet with mezcal is an interesting twist to a classic italian dessert. Grazie !

One of my favorite places in Paris. This little Italian place has a lot of entrées that I love : the vegetable plate, the eggplant parmagianno, the beef carpaccio… (they change the menu once in a while so you get to experience new ones every time you’re there.) As for the pizza i always get the truffle pizza i love that its kinda spicy. They also have a great wine collection. And the tiramisu… that’s love. I heavily recommend it.

Had the best lunch here! Excellent service, food was outstanding, and the picante oil can’t be beat! We had the prosciutto e bufala which was excellent, and one of the pizza specials which was called pizza chic with shaved cured pork, rosemary and arugula—also excellent. Our daughter had the margherita and loved it. Highly recommend getting the picante oil to drizzle on top! Just the right amount of heat!

Very good experience walking in off the street. They serve food continuously, so no break between lunch and dinner. The broccoli anti pasta was intentionally served cold but was full of flavor. The ricotta pizza was delicious. Don’t forget to ask for the picante oil. Would definitely go back.

Ordered a buff mozzarella with cherry tomatoes pizza and it was excellent - will happily come back for it. BUT….do check your bill as my husband ordered the lunch menu (starter / pizzette and glass of wine) and we were charged for 2 glasses of wine whereas his should have been in his menu price. Made the lunch a bit more expensive than planned and leaves a less than sweet taste in our mouth so buyer beware.

Cute little place, somewhat crowded but we were seated right away. The pizza was very good, and I found a new favorite beer. Prices were moderate. I would go again.

Very good experience! Just walked by and from street view saw some very delicious pizzas. Got a table by the sidewalk, and ordered ‘something’ on the French menu card looking good 😊 And is was absolutely ‘manifique’. Got their own iced tea as well – nice taste – actually my first thought was that it was with alcohol, but very good taste. I can recommend this place – no doubt!

Authentic Italian cooking and quality pizzas, absolutely stunning! 👌

Grazie is a wonderful neighborhood pizza place literally 200 feet from our hotel, Villa Beaumarchais, and after tearing through art museums and cafes all week, it is a welcome break. The food is excellent, the wine and cocktail list is fantastic, and the staff were all attentive and very friendly. Don't be fooled by the darker lighting and the distressed couches; this place is a secret spot in the neighborhood that is as good as any along Boulevard Beaumarchais.

On a busy Friday evening the hostess made room for us at the bar which turned out to be the best spot to be. The food was delicious, we had the charred vegetables and a pizza Aurora. The best part was the staff who are so nice, especially our bartender Mikel. Watching him was art and chemistry. This is in the area we are staying and we will be back if just for a nice glass of something

A decent Pizza. Crisp crust and some nice fresh ingredients. Very comfy seats!!! The burrata is luscious and the spicy salami while tasty was not spicy

Who eats pizza when in Paris?! We did and it was delicious! They were just around the corner from our hotel, perfect for when we got back from a long excursion #TakeAway

I struggled between 3 and 4 stars It's hard to give an overpriced pizza place 4 stars but the pizza was excellent And Paris is a city with remarkably bad pizza This was fresh and perectly cooked Good crust, garlicy sauce and fresh mozerella The decor is chic industrial - with an exposed kitchen and a lounge area with low slung chairs in the front of the restau Exceptionally good looking bar complete with a sexy Italian bartender who mixed a decent cocktail ( la vie en rose - it was about the best looking drink I've ever had ) Scene is lively/laid back ; it was impressively happening even on Sunday evening Curious to see if in summer they open the glass doors In front onto the street, could be ideal! We had Charcuterie plate - great, mega flavourful (spicy and salty) tartare de dorade - very delicate, needed more umpf ....olive oil, lemon juice or cilantro Margarita pizza - perfect Chocolate pizza - had to try it - yikes - was like a giant nutella crepe - if you go with kids they will adore this ! Looking foward to trying The olive soup The bloody Mary Glad to have this new restaurant on a street that desperately needed a place this Two thumbs up for the bar

Grazie feels as though it'd be just as at home on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. The combination of dead sexy dark interior, heavily tattooed barkeeps, loud music and extensive cocktail selection helped bring me to this conclusion nearly at first blush. Whilst sipping their fantastic basil honey martinis I mentioned this to my drinking companion, also a former New Yorker, who quickly agreed saying she'd had the same reaction on her first visit. No noshing for us this time around so can't comment on the nibbles but I thoroughly enjoyed the cocktails and would surely return to belly up to the bar here.

What you have heard is not definitely not true. The taste and quality are not worth the price, and cannot compare to other high quality Italian restaurants in Paris. We started with a pizza bianca with more salt than dough... The service was really slow although the restaurant was only half full. Eating inside was impossible it was boiling hot... it was already 9pm, don't come here if you are looking for Air conditioning.

A bit too trendy, a bit too warm, a bit too loud. If you don't have a reservation it may not be worth it. The music is simply too loud at the bar to enjoy your drink or meal. If you can get a table by the windows the noise from the street may help drown out the pumping music enough so that you'll be able hear your dining companion. The pizza and cocktails aren't quite good enough to eat and drink without coming up for air so good company (and a window seat so you can HEAR your good company) is a must to ensure a pleasant outing.

Grazie is a cute little spot just along Boulevard Beaumarchais. It isn't obvious when you get here, that it is in fact the right place as there isn't a big sign or anything outside, you just have to trust your google maps. I reserved online the day before, and I'm happy I did because it got quite busy (we were two people on a Thursday night). We both had pizza- mine had rocket and cherry tomatoes, and my friend's had ham and mushrooms. We both enjoyed them, although I have had better pizza in Paris. They were really generous with the mozzarella however (unlike in many other places around town), and the spicy oil was insanely spicy which I appreciate because then I don't have to douse my pizza with oil. Overall, it was a bit expensive in my opinion (50 euros for two pizzas and one 50cl of wine), but it's a cool ambiance and service was friendly, so if you're looking for a cool spot with New York vibes then this is a good bet.

After seeing that a lot of people considered this the best pizza ever I gave this place a try anddd - FAIL. It's okay but it is definitely not the best in Paris. I found the crust to be a tad on the salty side as well. East mamma or da vito has the best pizza in Paris by far (please go try for yourself). I have no idea how people are comparing the pizza at grazie to pizza in italy. Not sure what crap pizza they had in italy, but really there is ZERO comparison. I think this place is more appropriate just to get drinks at night. The restaurant itself has a cool industrial feel with exposed brick and pipelines.

First of all, ambiance and decor are excellent. Let's get that out of the way. There were three of us and the food we tried was pretty good. Pizza bases where thin but not too crispy and my pizza in particular (pizza chic - awful name) came with layers of lardo and rosemary and was absolutely delicious, if a little salty. A friend also had the Babbini which had spicy sausage which was also pretty good. Service was a bit of a let down, no sooner had we put out knives and forks down, were we harassed with the check which came as a bit of an unpleasant shock. Overall, I'd say I'm glad I tried the place and did enjoy my pizza, but it's not somewhere I would go back to in a hurry. Fun fact: the restaurant was opened by the son of the owner of concept store Merci, which is just up the road.

Awesome!!!! Honestly the best food we had in Paris on our trip...and it was Italian! We were hesitant because the reviews have it 3.5 stars. Not sure why. Fantastic service. Awesome atmosphere. Antipasto platter with their cured meats was incredible. Down to the olive oil and balsamic vinegar on the table. Pizza was delicious!!! Would recommend this place to anyone. Plus half way through dinner a table of 10 Italians got sat next to us. You know it's good when...

Best pizza I've had outside of Rome and Naples. If you want pizza in Paris this is the place. The pizzas were the perfect size for 1 person with quite a nice variety of toppings. Prices were fairly reasonable at 14-18e per. Why only 4 stars then? The place itself is kind of hipster (not that there is anything wrong with that) without much Italian flair. Just a bit more Italy in Paris and a bit less skinny jeans and this spot would get the 5th star. Still highly recommended however. It was quite busy at around 8pm, you should call ahead to reserve a table.

After a couple of days of being traditional and trying to experience things that were (in my head) 'classically French,' it was pretty exciting to stumble upon Grazie. While the crowd was unmistakably Parisian and chic, I felt as though I was in Manhattan. I don't know how locals feel about Grazie, but I really enjoyed it. I felt at home. You walk in and you're immediately surrounded by a posh crowd in a speakeasy-like setting. The back bar draws your eye for the number of bottles it boasts and the way-too-cool air (not in a bad way) of the mixology crew lets you know that in addition to pizza, you need to spend some time appreciating the cocktail menu -- so we did. My group was seated in the glass box at the front of the restaurant. Points! Show me off!! Actually, they were likely showing off the French beauties with whom I was dining* but the gesture was nice nevertheless. Posed for the camera, we ordered a few pizzas to share and some cocktails. I settled on the punch and told the waiter to keep 'em coming (I only needed two). Like most good punches, it's a mix of a lot of stuff, you can't taste the alcohol and, soon, you can't feel your lips. Objective reached. As I became comfortably numb, the pizzas came. Of the three (they're wood-fired and not gigantic; you can share and you're here to be cute and drink cocktails anyway), my favorite was (and I am loathe to say) the Diva. Go ahead. Get it out of your system. You would flip for tomato sauce-based mushroom, prosciutto and olive pie as well. But, in all honesty, I enjoyed everything I tried. I enjoyed it so much that I was talked into ordering a nutella dessert pizza. Because... why not? Nutella.Pizza -- and it's even better than you're imaging. I *did* arrive (and was seated) first. Just sayin...

I stopped into the newly opened Grazie last night to sample some pizza and cocktails. The place is busy and buzzing. They're all booked up for the next week so we couldn't manage a table, but we sat at the bar and ordered food and drinks. The bar menu, stock and service are impressive. They've got a small selection of spirits, but it's clear that they've put a lot of thought into every bottle they've chosen. They have a selection of riff's on bloody mary's that were a big hit with our group. Between us, we ordered up four pizzas - that come piping hot from the stone oven in the open kitchen. All good & several in the group commented on the quality of the dough - the crusts were some of the best I've tried in Paris lately. The decor is funky distressed industrial chic. This is no corner bistro or little pizza joint - they're really working a cool, busy, fun and lively atmosphere that lives up to the trendy hype it seems to be generating at the moment.

Came here on a lady-date with my friend for our last dinner in Paris and so glad we did! It was right across the street from our hotel and we had noticed the cute interior and open air windows right away. This is a pricier spot (15-20 euros per pizza and 13 euros for cocktails) but we were treating ourselves so we splurged a little - with one of their pies that had arugula on top and a half bottle of one of their rose offerings. The pizza was delicious: thin crust with ample sauce and veggies. The vibe inside was very sexy and romantic, the service was solid and we enjoyed being in the presence of some very trendy Parisians.

Only sat at the bar for drinks but the atmosphere and help were outstanding. The perfect low ambient lighting revealed a minimal/industrial space where the use of black as the predominant color created warmth instead of dreariness. The bartender asked what kind of drinks we usually enjoyed and if we minded if he came up with something for us. He was talkative and friendly and explained his arsenal of different and exotic ingredients, such as Madagascar pepper. Coming from Williamsburg Brooklyn I thought I knew what to expect with creative "mixology" but as with most things in France they're done with an unparalleled level of finesse and yield truly unique concoctions. They gave us a basket of focaccia which was amazing and the pizzas all smelled insanely delicious. Once you've had your fill of steak frittes and crepes I highly recommend planning a night at Grazie!

Perfect spot for pizza and drinks out with homies. I went here with a group of girlfriends and it was just wonderful. The service was nothing extraordinary but was just fine. My only complaint is that it is a BIT dark, but the deliciousness of the pizza totally made up for that. Delicious, reasonably priced and takes reservations = win.

I've been to Grazie twice now and I really like what they've got going on. As soon as you walk in the front door, you're swept up by the atmosphere: the barman wildly shaking a cocktail, the pizzas going in and out of the large ovens in the open kitchen, the beautiful lighting, the leather arm chairs, the exposed beams. You quickly forget the world you've left behind and immediately start wondering "what should I have for an apero?", "if i get an appetizer will i have enough room for a pizza too?", "what cozy corner will my table be in?" You're seated, you remember to breath and you calmly scan the cocktail menu in search of the perfect, unique libation for you. One sip, you're in your zen zone and you're ready to move to the food menu. They have most of the classic pizzas: margarita, regina, vegetariana, quattro fromaggi, etc. I think the crust is tasty and sets them apart from other hip pizzerias in Paris. Admittedly, Grazie isn't cheap. 16 to 19€ for a pizza is a lot, as is 12€ for a cocktail, but remember that you're buying ambiance, you're buying flavor and quality, you're buying an experience. This is a great place for a romantic date or a girls' night (also guys' night), probably less appropriate for a first date or dinner with your parents. Call a couple days in advance for rezzies.

I live in Brooklyn, New York so my pizza standards are pretty high. This place had the best pizza Ive had in Paris and the atmosphere was really nice too. Would recommend to anyone local or traveling.

Stopped here out of convenience but glad we did! We had the Ricotta Pizza and Grilled Vegetables with Mozzarella. Everything was delicious, service was great and the added bonus is the tasty chocolates you get at the end of your meal.

Top of the pizza in Paris. Great place ... One of my favorite spot...better havé a réservation ! The burrata is awesome and the drinks too.. The unmissable restaurant !

Grazie was a dark, funky, fun little pizza joint. We had 2 pizzas: the margherita and the babbini (tomato and spicy sausage) - both were good, traditional, with a chewy crust, nicely seasoned, good cheese - but nowhere near perfection, which is kind of important with pizza. I do not think it was worth 45 euros, but the date enjoyed her drink, La Vie en Rose. Side note: Parisians eat their plate sized pizzas with knife and fork from beginning to end. Yes, I think that's funny.

So disappointing!! Really overpriced, the pizzas came and were far from meeting our expectations. They don't even provide you with chili sauce or anything. I do not recommend and I certainly won't go again.

Pizza decente ma per qualche oscuro motivo pur avendo prenotato abbiamo fatto la fila per oltre venti minuti. For english speaking: twenty minutes line even with reservation. Too crowded. Pizza ok, overpriced, poor service

They have mice (souris!!). I know this because I spotted not one, but 2, running around the dining room without a care in the world while we waited for our food. We stuck it out anyway and had a good meal and great cocktails. The staff were friendly, the atmosphere was great and there's a young hip crowd. This restaurant also has plenty if vegetarian options and is open for Sunday dinner (both rare in Paris). It's expensive but above average quality. If they deal with the mice I would go back.

Genuinely my favorite pizzeria in Paris, and I've tried many. Grazie always comes out on top. I love the pizza's simplicity - the tomato sauce is perfect, fresh ingredients, good crust. I always get the pizza with spicy sausage and have never been disappointed. Additionally the ambiance inside is perfect, would make for a great date spot (dark, romantic sort of lighting). My only critique would be that they're very annoying about reservations and it's a bit of a hassle sometimes to get in touch with them (you have to call at the right hours).. so make sure that you reserve, or show up right when they open! The place gets crowded, but I cannot stress just how much I like it. Great cocktails too, and nice focaccia that you get with your drink sometimes!

Trendy bar and a restaurant billed as Italian -- but in fact pretty much only pizza (although they also have a couple of salads). But having said that, the pizza is excellent. Touch expensive for what it is -- average pizza EUR 18. Wine choice disappointing. Owned by the same family as near-by Merci. Not worth a detour, but why not if you're in the neighborhood.

Best pizza in Paris! Great vibe, friendly staff, and delicious food! The tomato and mozzarella app was also quite delicious, and so was the bread dipping sauce!

Atmosphere was stellar... and the mozzarella ball... OH MY! Delicious pizzas to accompany an array of interesting cocktails. Plan on making a reservation in advance and all will go smooth.

Great Pizza! Try la crudicia, the tomato paste is divine! The cocktails are very good too. Great Ny style restaurant, nice amtosphere. But reserve before! If not you couldn't get a table

Excellent food, drinks, staff and ambiance. You can't go wrong stopping by this place when in Paris for a great meal. Reservations are necessary if you want a table, but sitting at the bar works just as well,

Good pizza. Attentive bartender. Reasonable prices. Extremely hot in the restaurant. Probably due to pizza oven but we both found it very uncomfortable.

Le "Diva" was the most delicious pizza I have had in a long time, and I love to eat good pizza. The crust was simply perfect, the tomato sauce spot-on, and it had a well balanced arrangement of mozzarella, mushrooms, prosciutto, and olives on top. The artisinal beer is great and well worth the price per glass. I felt both cozy and alive in the dark, yet hip and bustling interior. My friends and I sat at the trunk table in the window with the low leather chairs. I usually do not like to be seated in low chairs for dining, but given the height of the trunk, the arrangement was comfortable. We were waited on by three different yet equally nice and attentive servers. I recommend Grazie very highly.

Love Grazie! Sexy, "downtown" vibe with amazing food and damn good cocktails. I hear its best to make reservations but we went on a Thursday night and didn't have a problem getting a table for two. The bar is beautiful so I wouldn't have minded eating their either. Everything we had was on point and I am definitely keeping this one in my back pocket to recommend to friends looking for a nice change of pace when visiting Paris.