La Boissonnerie

An absolutely spectacular dinner in every way in and among the best restaurants, we’ve eaten at in the world. Everything was perfect: the food, the drinks, atmosphere, and wonderful, waiter Guillaume.

After a visit to a museum for 4,5 hours we went to dinner at this restaurant. Very welcoming place, friendly staff. We were all satisfied with the dishes we ordered and ate. Even today when I look at the photo of the fregola I still think of that moment, very tasty. Good price for the quality of the dishes.

PRO'S: La Boissoniere restaurant is culinary destination for fine wines and fine dining. This was our third visit and we continue to be impressed. An excellent wine selection and limited menu to compliment wines is their goal. CON'S: Absolutely None SUMMARY: La Boissoniere is a wonderful wine-oriented bistro why visit and highly recommend.

Had an amazingly gourmet birthday dinner here. Very interesting flavor combinations (like grilled watermelon with octopus) that actually make sense and have a delicious result. The deserts are off the charts delightful, too. Service is also flawless. On the pricier side (30-40€ for main dish), but totally worth it

Review for Fish La Boissonnerie From the moment we sat down, it was clear this was going to be a special meal. The bread, fresh from the oven at the focaccia spot across the street, set the tone. Then came the tuna belly—hands down the best I’ve ever had. Perfectly balanced, with a whisper of soy sauce and just the right touch of pickled radishes and cucumbers to brighten each bite. We shared the cod, and every detail, from the plating to the sauces, was executed flawlessly. And for Syrah lovers, the Hermitage off the Verre du Vin menu was a steal for the price—deep, structured, and beautifully crafted. While not the classic pairing for fish, it was a treat in its own right, with a complexity that made it worth savoring. The service was outstanding—a warm, welcoming team that made us feel at home. We arrived far too early for our 7:15 reservation, but it was a treat to watch the restaurant fill up, every table occupied by the time we left. Far more engaging and intimate than the usual touristy brasseries. Merci infiniment à toute l’équipe—un vrai moment de plaisir, à la hauteur des grandes maisons, avec le supplément d’âme qui fait toute la différence.

Great dining experience. Bread from the bakery across the street. Everything we had was exceptional. Highly recommended. ChatGPT directed us here. Score 1 for 🤖

Amazing and talented chef! The dishes are so good. The team and service are kind, attentive, and the atmosphere is good during lunch and dinner. It was so good so we immediately made a reservation for another day during the same vacation. I love this place!!!

Excellent dishes, beautiful space, great service. Unlike many high end restaurants in the neighborhood, is vegetarian and pescetarian friendly. Not every dish was perfect, but everything seemed fresh and I appreciated the creativity. One issue to note: its billing machine "suggests" a 15% tip, though the server acknowledges that it's optional. This is what some call a "tourist tax", and you should skip past it.

Fish La Boissonnerie was a great meal. I would say a bit more country style French. Cute place and everyone around us was friendly and seemed to enjoy their food and experience. When we walked in, we asked if we could sit upstairs, and they said that that's where the kitchen was, so no. It was funny - I can see why Americans annoy Parisians. We ask for a lot. For our entrees we had white beans, tartare tuna and tomato salad (you know that entrees' are appetizers in France). For our main dinners (plats) we had the lobster anise ravioli and monk fish, both excellent. The ravioli were large and the monk fish was a thick piece with great texture. I'd definitely go there again but probably won't because their are so many restaurants to try.

A good friend recommended this place, and it was wonderful, small and quaint. We had the tuna tartare appetizer, which was really fresh and flavorful, Then we shared two tuna entrees between the 3 of us - simple, but really good, with fresh toasted cherry tomatoes and sone of the best polenta I've ever had - crispy on the outside, a d creamy on the inside. Totally recommend and look forward to returning next time we're in town!

Sat at the bar as I was eating alone. Most of the people sitting around me were tourists or visiting from out of town. The vibe was fun and relaxing. The waitress/bartender was very nice and attentive. The food was great. The soup and the appetizer and the fish entree were all great. Ordered a bottle of wine for myself. The wine was very good and reasonably priced. I looked online later the the mark up was quite low compared to retail (Google search may have been US retail price). Over all a very fun and enjoyable experience. Very good food without being overly fancy.

Great food and very friendly and helpful service. Delightful surroundings and not terribly loud. Well worth the money!

* Disclaimer, I'm a dual citizen, French/American* Food: Good Ambiance: nothing to write home about Service: Ok, but the guy saw that my American wife didn't speak French, when he presented the bill, the electronic card reader prompted me for a tip... Disgraceful, imo, I won't go back, there's plenty of amazing places in Paris with the same foos quality. THE SERVICE IS INCLUDED IN FRANCE!

Incredibly delicious modern French fare, with an intimate ambiance! We made reservations for two for dinner, and were seated quickly. Jonathan came by to chat a bit before taking our order. He spoke fluent English, which I appreciated; I felt more comfortable asking questions and for recommendations. The meal opened with a complimentary amouse bouche of a small cup of green lentil soup. It was very interesting. Savory and light, with a thin texture. The bread was so good! I watched Jonathan slice it for us and bring it over. It had a fantastic texture; chewy but fluffy, light on the inside, with a lovely crust on the outside. The bread itself was one of my favorite parts of our meal. I ordered pork belly atop a bed of mashed potatoes. The potatoes were so creamy and decadent, but still light. How do they do it? The potatoes also had some herbs inside, which made for a well-rounded bite with the pork. The pork was tender and juicy, practically perfect. My date ordered the risotto. Creamy, cheesy, delicious. The texture was soft, but not monotonous; it was very smooth. All in all, Fish might be our favorite French restaurant of the trip. I'm looking forward to returning!

We thoroughly enjoyed dinner here two nights on our recent trip to Paris. Both were incredible meals. Staff is very friendly, service is fantastic. Make this a must stop place next time you are in Paris in the Latin Quarter!

Perfect place for dinner with friends in Paris! Everything about the evening was excellent. Cuisine, atmosphere & service are superior!!

Warm, lively yet cozy, bistro/wine bar brimming with friendly people and fine spirits. Great people watching by the window in the epicenter of Parisian culture, St. Germain. Staff spoke English and were attentive. Food was executed flawlessly and delicious. So inviting. Highly recommend!

Last dinner in Paris! Food, wine and staff are all amazing. Eat here, you won't regret it.

A Wonderful Evening Fish is run by the same team behind Semilla and Fredie's, two perenial left bank favorites, so we knew it would be good. A small, bustling bistro on Rue de Seine, Fish has a convivial atmosphere and tables are not crammed together. While the noise level was above average, we were still able to carry on a conversation. We started with an affordable bottle of Champagne Blanc de Blanc while we purused the menu. This being our ninth day of non-stop eating in Paris we went light. My wife and I both opted for a refreshing tomato, watermelon and feta cheese salad to start and the house specialty hazelnut crusted whiting, a nice moist flaky fish served on a bed of wilted baby spinach and shallots, perfectly cooked. For desert we split a poached peach. Again, very light and refreshing. Service was outstanding and friendly and never hovering-- the French way to a great, comfortable evening. Highly recommended. We will be back.

I got the 3 course meal but I also got to try other people's dish as well! Sharing is caring! Their bread was nice and warm and super seasoned. I had to eat seconds! 1) Saint Jacques Thinly sliced scallop sashimi served with fresh dill and pickled beat cabbages. It was very refreshing and a good start to the meal 2) Tuna Tartare Probably my favorite over the scallops. Perfectly seasoned diced up tuna with thinly sliced radish, diced up sweet pineapple, and some micro greens to garnish. 3) Seared tuna steak over potatoes This was also pretty good as well. Presentation is great here. You can see the level of attention to detail here. Looked to be some thinly sliced taro chip served underneath the tuna along with potatoes and aioli. 4) Daurade (Sea bream) Perfectly cooked sea bream. Nice crispy skin and perfectly moist fish meat. Served with a rich broth and some blocks of root and garnished with dill. Desserts tried were Ganache chocolat and Doughnut. Total meal for 4 people came to over 154 EUROS.

Enjoyed the atmosphere, food, and wines. Good vibe, too. Since not many places are open on Sundays, this place was packed with people after 8pm...saw lots of folks were turned away w/o reservations. Had tuna carpaccio for appetizer, and John Dory as main as per recommendations - both were great. Poor server Benedict was running around like chicken all the time from attending the bar, greeting guests, cutting bread, getting fresh bread from the main restaurant across the street, refilling wines, washing glasses, answering phone, etc...but he still managed to smile all the time...impressive. As others said, it's English-speaking friendly environment.

Really amazing dinner at a lovely place. Menu is limited, but the chef takes the local best and really pumps up the flavor. One of us is a vegetarian and she was delighted with her choices. Desserts to die for! Service was very nice as well

My fiancé and I didn't have reservations but were lucky enough to snag the last two bar seats for our final dinner in Paris and are so glad we did! Our server was so kind (and bilingual). Seeing we were having trouble picking a wine, she asked us a little more about our preferences and ended up recommending a nice, medium bodied white with a buttery finish that was our favorite wine of our trip. There were plenty of food options and even as a vegetarian, I was able to find great choices for a full three course me. We got the lentil soup and ceviche to start, cod and gnocchi as mains, and the panna cotta and orange tarte for dessert. Everything was delicious, the ingredients were very fresh, well put together, and the presentation was beautiful. The orange tarte in particular was incredible. This ended up being our favorite meal in Paris, and we would highly recommend it!

This place was crazy good. So warm and inviting, perfect portion sizes, unexpected flavors and the dishes were really well balanced. I barely could tell I was eating until the plates were all gone. The creme brulee was so light and smooth that I couldn't even tell it was on my tongue until I started tasting it. Highly recommend--staff were super sweet the whole time too.

Faced with the task of summarizing my meal at Fish, I'm feeling a bit unenthusiastic. My father recommended it as a casual place, not too expensive and generally tasty. I was bummed to find out it was owned and mostly staffed by ex-pats, which just makes me a snob. But you, fellow yelp reader, may want to know that when making your decision about where to eat on your one night in Paris. The table d'hote menu looked appealing, and for 35 euro, I decided I'd try it all. Allow me to remind you that 35 euro turns out to be many more dollars in the event that you are someone who 1) thinks in American currency and 2) dares to do the math as a means of self flagellation. The food was yummy in a basic way. The gazpacho was quite delicious, but mostly because I was thrilled by the glob of sorbet floating in it. The fish was tasty--Marlen? It was white and the flavors were good. The basil panna cotta was pretty delicious, but you know how it is with panna cotta--its kind of mono-flavored so don't expect anything more. One of the waitresses was turning red from the amount of wine she was drinking over by the espresso machine, which was off-putting. It was the end of the night so go ahead girl, finish the bottle, but be discrete! Whomever made our coffee, however, did the job just fine. Be warned: THEY DO NOT ACCEPT AMERICAN EXPRESS. This does not mean that they are more authentically French, despite popular opinion.

My last night in Paris, I was determined to have at least one fancy dinner; I settled based on friends' recommendations at Fish La Boissonnerie, a nice walk from the Orsay & l'Orangerie, through the art gallery district and a bit of boutique shopping, should you be looking for holiday gifts, as I was. I arrived right when they opened, and had no trouble being seated without a reservation at that time. The meal opened with a complimentary taste of green lentil soup, delicious. I did some thorough googling of the menu, as my very limited French had met its match, and settled on tete de cochon (pig's head), which I admit, made me nervous, but it was served in a presentation that was sort of like a crab cake, almost -- chopped fine, shaped into a round, and fried, I think? With a mushroom mousse, and other delightful elements I can't name now, but it was all so good, I wanted to lick the plate. I followed that, on my waiter's recommendation, with the scallops -- but I'm not sure I've ever really had scallops before, if they're to be compared to this melting deliciousness. My god. With a fennel puree, and this one I really did very slowly savor each bite, not wanting the plate to end. I was tempted by a cheese course, but couldn't resist the passionfruit dessert, with ice cream and chocolate cracker and little delicious bits on top and it was just all so good. I might have added a touch more passionfruit myself, but I am a fruit dessert person -- there was a lot of chocolate hidden under that cracker, more than I needed, but others might disagree. It was all truly splendid, and the only thing that would have made it better would have been having someone there to share it with. But I read a very nice book while I ate, and all was well. Recommended!

We had the most wonderful dinner at Fish la Boissonnerie our last night in Paris! I was misinformed that reservations were not needed. Luckily, we arrived a few minutes before the restaurant opened at 7pm and managed to snag the only table that had not been reserved! I would highly recommend reserving a table in advance. The menu at Fish la Boissonnerie is only in French and unfortunately our waitress seemed to be the only employee who did not speak fluent English. Fortunately she spoke just enough English to tell us some of the ingredients in the dishes so we did not have to rely solely on our dictionary. We started our meal off with a wonderful bottle of Cabernet. We each choose the Prix Fixe Menu which included the choice of an appetizer and entree for under 40 euros. We aren't completely sure what we ordered, but we loved every last bite!!! I ordered a buttery stuffed pasta appetizer and this magnificent pork dish that was served over a bed of spicy cucumber, cabbage, and bean shoots. My husband ordered a clams and squid appetizer and the white fish. My sister ordered the ceviche and the white fish. Despite the language barrier our waitress was so friendly and helpful. We were never rushed during our meal despite the crowds of people that attempted to get a table. If you are looking for fancy food without the hefty price tag and pretentious attitude I highly recommend dining at Fish la Boissonnerie.

This was a great surprise. It's a smaller restaurant, but it was quite quaint. We had to wait a little bit for our table (but considering we made a reservation that night, we were ok with that). We were able to enjoy a bottle of wine while we waited. The service was impeccable. I highly recommend the following dishes: gnocchi and the walnut encrusted whiting on a bed of spinach. Also the white asparagus was delightful as well. Oh and the bread was delightful! Oh, did I mention that we were seated next to President of Normandy Hervé Morin. He was fun to sit next to at the restaurant.

delicious food, great service, beautiful dishes. Could not reccomend a better place than this one!

Had a Fantastic time. I arrived in Paris in the morning and had dinner here. The cod was perfect and the chocolate dessert was amazing. But the key was the staff. Jonathan (Bartender) is cool as shit and we had a great time chatting. The ladies on the staff were polite, attentive and extremely friendly. I'd go back in a second.

Truly a hidden gem in Paris at the Saint-Germain-Des-Pré district! Such a wonderful seafood restaurant! The fish (Grilled Hake) are cooked to perfect with a crispy skin on top, the sauce to the fish is just like soulmate to each other! I could hear them singing in my month. It was amazing!! We also had razor clams for the starter that evening and it was unbelievably delicious!!!!! They have a great wine list and the customer service was excellent. It was such a fabulous dining experience!!

Best little seafood spot in the 6th. Cool little street with a lot of popular eateries around for younger crowd. This place is for grownup foodies. Great wine and champagne by the glass selection. Seafood is fresh and modern. You can order several plates as the portions are designed so you can explore the menu. Small space so get there early, very popular lunch spot.

amazing food, amazing service. come here if you're in the area. i'm vegetarian and didn't feel confined by the menu at all. most waiters speak both french and english.

This is definitely a restaurant geared toward the "foodie" tourist looking to spend good money on small plates of perfect food. PROS -A gorgeous, quaint dining room and comfortable, modern-cozy ambiance; -Efficient and professional servers (who speak perfect English and translate the entire menu at the table); -Perfectly cooked and artistically designed masterpieces of food CONS -Extremely small portions -Often difficult to get a table without a reservation -Pre-set cost for each person's meal: 36 euro for your choice of the menu appetizer and entrée OR 41 euro to add your choice of the menu dessert to the above two items REPORT CARD Food quality/presentation = A Service+ A+ Ambiance/atmosphere/location= A+ Food quantity/portion size= D- Price= C- (Reminds me of my report card in middle school...) Bottom line: If you have plenty of money to spend and appreciate smaller portions, excellent ingredients and attention to detail in the plating of your dishes, Fish la Boisonnerie is an excellent dinner spot in the St. Germain de Pres area of Paris. I enjoyed every bite here, but needed food again a couple of hours later.

Tasty and convenient if you're staying in the 6th. Yeah, it's touristy, but it's nice to know they care. Also, if you want to give your French a break, the staff will converse in English. Not to mention, it is rather cozy and romantic. Even though this is a seafood joint, I must say my personal faves were the desserts, so be sure to save room. Yes, the entrees were well enough, but just not spectacular. Best to order a couple of bottles of vin and indulge your sweet tooth.

I think overall in most French resos/bistro/brasseries the menu changes often and yield to local & climate or what is available and it is fantastic. The cooking here has a traditional depth w modernity and elegant presentation. flavors are unexpected. Broccoli soup in cold w a bottom of crunchy sun chokes?!? Ricotta cheese and some ingredient that was so ever mild- my brain said it's either earl grey or a smidgen of lavender. So delightful and refreshing. This soup started me on a high note. Teté de colchón! A hockey puck shape that had been seared on the flat sitting on a very smooth sieved pea purée w whole peas on the side and a long crostini w fresh anchovies, mandolined radishes and marianted mushrooms. Veaaaaaal as the "plat" perfectly cooked, perfectly cooked chunky asparagus, carrots and peas, sitting on a sauce that reminds me of fricassee (tarragon lemon thyme cream chicken broth sauce-ish....) This meal was a whole delight. Service is sweet and kind. Always replenishing the delicious basket of bread. Bread flat and tastes buttery even though your hands don't look it. Paris has not stirred me wrong so far and I don't think it will

One of our best meals in Paris. All the food is extremely fresh, and they update the menu regularly. Our waitress was very sweet and spoke English well. A nice elegant choice for a neighborhood that can get very loud. I wish there has been outdoor seating, but very tasteful interior.

My wife and I absolutely loved this restaurant - from the appetizers to the dessert this was hands down one of the top dinners he had while in Paris- The service was excellent.... loved this gem of a find.

Solid 3 star restaurant. They expanded the place according to the blogs but I can't see how. Food wise the kitchen puts outs quality dishes with some flair. On this visit we started off with a cucumber gazpacho with truffle oil and it was paired with a 1er Cru Chablis. Next was the rabbit tureen (sp) with pickled veggies. This dish was light and explosive in flavors. The rabbit was moist and chunky -- clearly did not skimp on the meat. Next up the roast lamb. Roasted to perfection and served with heirloom radishes and baby cabbage on top of a bed of mashed potatoes darken with black olives. Skipped desert and opted for another carafe of wine. Cheers

We made a reservation to dine here about a week before our trip for a Sunday night, since I read reservations here are needed and many places are closed on Sundays. This is a very beautiful restaurant, with impeccable service and wonderful food. It was one of our more expensive meals of the trip, but well worth it. Their bread was one of my favorites of the trip. We started with a pork cheek appetizer, had tuna and lamb entrees, and a dessert. The couple next to us ordered the whole chicken to share - it was so much food it could have fed 4. They said it was also very good. Our server helped me select wine to pair with my meal and then another glass for dessert. Everything was delicious, and we would suggest a visit.

Very popular so the fact we had an 8:30 reservation meant a lot of the menu was no longer available. So go earlier! The dessert was incredible: salted caramel chocolate mousse. um, yes.

Great restaurant! Service was spectacular and the staff speak English. They feed you this crazy delicious bread which they make across the street; they just keep filling the bowl up and it's hard to stop. The ingredients are fresh and everything was amazing. We did have a reservation which we were lucky to make only a few days ahead. The place was packed and people without reservations were being turned away. Prices were very reasonable for the quality and portions.

I stopped in on a Sunday night without a reservation & sat at the bar. It was a delightful evening -- the bar-tendress was helpful with wine selection. Fish (dorade) was perfect as was dessert served with a delicious wine I never would have thought of trying. I look forward to recommending and returning.

Always worth stopping by here. Fish is mostly what they do and they do it right. Good selection, nice preparation, great friendly service. Wine list is better than adequate and they don't gouge you for some very decent names. Appetizers push the envelope-- try the one with Tete de Cochon. Always busy so call for reservations or show up when they open at 7 pm and sit at the bar.

A friend brought me to this restaurant during my short visit, and it was his second time there that week because he enjoyed it so much! The serving staff remembered him from just the few days prior and were EXTREMELY friendly and helpful, especially with a menu that was entirely in French. Our wine was stupendous and I'm very sad that I cannot find it here in the USA (2012 Chinon Gabare - Cabernet Franc). For an appetizer, we shared the gnocchi entree which is incredibly delicious. The gnocchi were so tender and the flavors of the sauce rich, and such a smooth texture. For an entree, we split the roasted chicken for 2. This entree is served beautifully with onions, mushrooms, and it's juices in a baking pan, cut perfectly for serving. While tasty, it wasn't anything mind blowing flavor wise. It was cooked to perfection moisture wise. The biggest ding is that it costs 65 euro for this entree. It's delicious, but that is a very proud price tag, unfortunately, and the only reason I cannot give the 5th star. The ambiance is warm and inviting. There are textures of the neighborhoods age. My favorite part is the floor tile. Mixtures of patterns and blues/whites. Look forward to going back and trying some of the other entrees soon!

Great food! Great service! I had the cod and my wife had the scallops - both achieved perfection. Highly recommend grabbing a bottle of Sancerre at the bar while you wait for a table and then pair with any seafood here.

My family and I loved this restaurant! The seating is limited but reservations is available. The restaurant is open for much for a short time (as most restaurants in Paris) so be sure to make your reservation or come early. The good was so delicious. We had a beef dish, veal dish and a fish dish all were superb!!! They suggested a nice wine for us and made us all feel so comfortable. This was probably one of the best meals and experiences we had in Paris. Definitely one we would come back to. Very high quality ingredients and everything is clearly made with lots of thought for taste and presentation. Also, very friendly to those of us who speak English and noticed the same for other patrons from different countries. Wish we had a list for restaurants in France with these attributes!!!

This was our favorite restaurant in France. It didn't hurt that it was a block away from the apartment that we rented. We actually went there twice in 4 days for dinner. The fact that we had the same waitress for both nights didn't hurt. She was an Irish (Kate) lass that was doing post graduate studies in France. Of course the food has an emphasis on fish but they have both vegetarian and other meats as well. We elected to go with a 2 course meal which gives you a choice of either an appetizer or dessert along with a main course. You also have an option of getting all 3. For the main course we tried a selection of fish dishes and various salads and opted for a dessert. The dessert was a caramelized banana banana ice cream which was crazy good. All off the food was elegant and the seasonings subtle to highlight the taste of the local foods. I would highly recommend this place.

Extremely disappointing lunch @ Fish yesterday (Oct 22). Our server was uncaring and unpleasant, which set the tone for the meal. The food was much too salty. I barely touched the butternut squash gnocchi, which were inedible due to the pervasive salty taste. I shared this with the server when she asked how our meal was. Her only response: "Oh, that's odd". The chocolate dessert was very nice - once it had thawed out - but had clearly come fully prepared straight out of the refrigeration room. I have been enjoying lovely meals at Fish for close to 15 years but am not sure I'll ever return after this terrible experience.

I have been to Paris a few times and recently stayed there for 9 days. I have to say that this has been my favorite dining experience so far! The food was so delicious and the staff was beyond friendly! We had the scallops and pighead to start and they were both excellent. I had the squid over lentils for my main... I seriously wish I could have this everyday, the squid was cooked perfectly and the smokey taste of the lentils was to die for. Our server was a young woman who was so beyond attentive and helpful. She helped us with the menu and even picked out a delicious wine that complimented our meal. She even went the extra mile to chat with us about her life and write down other restaurants she recommended. Overall a great experience and definitely worth it.

Fish la Boissoinnerie is cozy, casual, with friendly service, and a comfortable space. The restaurant is owned and run by ex-pats so English is spoken by most of the staff. It was pretty obvious the restaurant is popular with English speaking tourists as we saw large groups of them congregated, having a great time. We planned our trip at the last minute so it was really difficult to get reservations at many places we wanted to try but when we gave the restaurant a call, they told us they might have a table if we walked in at 8 p.m. on a Saturday night so we decided to give it a shot. We had a couple of drinks at the bar while we waited for a table and the bartender was charming and chatty. There is nothing pretentious about this place and the food is decent and honest but nothing extraordinary. If you're looking for an easy meal where you can feel comfortable without a language barrier, I would recommend Fish la Boissonerie but make sure to call ahead and try to get a reservation.

I thought it odd that a place named Fish only had one seafood item on their menu- I ordered it but it was just ok. Nothing about the meal was really memorable, but it was satisfactory. Very busy and you'd better get a reservation if you want a table.

Forward from my friend Elzabeth McGehee Grossich Dear Mr. Sanchez: We just dined at your restaurant, Fish La Boissonnerie , this evening (4 avril 2011) starting at 20h30 and finished the meal at 21h35 (according to the timestamp on our receipt). We sat at Table #6 and we were waited on by Serveur 1. I live nearby and was eager to take a guest with me to try your restaurant. The evening started off well; the atmosphere is very charming. We sat at the bar while we waited for a table for two. At first the waitress was very accommodating, particularly because we both suffer from severe food allergies and made this clear to the waitress who verified with the chef for us to choose our meal. For me, the meal was fine, without any ingredients that cause an allergic reaction. However, for my dinner guest, the dish contained cream, which she could not eat because she has a severe allergy of cream and lactose products. When making the choice of what to order, we voiced that cream would be a problem, and in fact, my guest chose another dish than she wanted because she was assured that this dish would not have any cream products. The dish arrived with cream, which was confirmed after she took a bite, and when we asked about the dish and its ingredients, our waitress said she thought there was cream and said , "Is that a problem?", without making any kind of effort to correct the mistake. Rather than checking on us again, she sent another waitress, who was very rude, to take away our plates and glared as she tossed away the uneaten dish that contained cream into the garbage by the bar. My guest felt very ill from the meal, even after one bite, because she is that allergic. We were eager to leave and get Benadryl so we asked for the check. It was necessary to leave the restaurant immediately but I wanted to make you aware of this because allergies can be life-threatening and I thought that as a courtesy, I should inform you of our experience. Although the location of your restaurant is very convenient and it has a wonderful atmosphere, after that horrible experience, I will not be going back and will not recommend it. Best regards, Elisabeth

This restaurant should be on everyone's bucket list of food delight. We walked into this section of restaurants. and had to flip a coin to decide on where to go. Thank goodness for HEADS. I was skeptical when I heard English spoken amongst the patrons and servers. but was pleased by the menu being in French. I had the fish soup (to die for), and my wife had the lentils with egg for starters. The egg really worked well with the lentils, otherwise it would have been dry. It was a combo that I never expected! For the second course, I had the Pollock with beet and currants sauce, surrounded by pickled cucumber and cabbage which was so tasteful I will never forget. The dark red matched the intense flavor. I am salivating just writing this. My wife had the tomatoes with oregano, olive oil, feta cheese and eggplant for her second course. I never tasted oregano and tomatoes with such intensity. Our server spoke fluent English, and she helped us through the menu. The food is insane! From the first course to the second, each ingredient melded together with symphonic delight! This was the best meal that we had in Paris. Subway ticket X2 $5 Two course meals X2 plus a bottle of wine: $135, Finding this place on a flip of a coin: Priceless! The only knock on the place is that the seating is limited and the tables are not spaced very far apart. I would love to hear any response from those that have eaten here. No matter what, find a way to eat here! Thumbs way up!

Fish is a bistro located in the 6th (lots and lots of art galleries). Its not huge which means the noise level stays low so pleasant conversation can ensue. The bar is prominent in the dining area and we sat there for dinner. My scallops and mushroom risotto were well prepared - especially the scallops - tender and flavorful. The wine selection is quite nice and we tasted about half a dozen before settling. Dining at the bar helped with the tasting process. Service: Attentive, up close and personal. Outstanding really. Three dinners, with starters and deserts along with 2 bottles of wine = 200 Euro. Highly recommend.

According to the staff they will tell you straight out "this is not a fish restaurant and the menu changes every day." The bread however is piping hot, the risotto is hearty enough to make any day no matter how low your heart is and the Cauliflower soup was top of the world. Bon appetit and thank the chef Ollie Clark.

One of the best meals in Paris all week! Towards the end of our trip, husband and I were getting sick of overly buttery, heavy meals. We were craving something more fresh. Wooden furniture and warm glowing lights welcomed us. Got there just before 9 pm, and we were seated at the bar right away (usually booked for a few days in advance, we were told). The multilingual waitstaff was amazing! She gave us a rundown of the entire menu in English. For appetizer, we had 1) fennel and celery based vegetarian soup, with kicks of pepper and dill. A bit on the creamy side, but doesn't feel like it is greasing up your stomach. Clean aftertaste. 2) Tiny little clams with shaved cheese, leek, veggies, and crumbs of some sort. Not mind blowing, but it was light and well-balanced. Main dishes were amazing! There were two vegetarian, two seafood, and two meat. We had two seafood plates. One was with slightly sweet, orange creamy sauce with white fish (similar to cod) that was lightly grilled. Any greasy taste (very minimal) is very well balanced with slightly bitter veggies. Awesome balanced plate. Husband's fish was not cream-based, the fish sat in a green broth that was refreshing with a lot of fresh vegetables. We shared a dessert of fresh strawberries with pieces of cake, kiwi/lemon ice cream, with sprinkled sesame seeds.