La bulle | Le zinc

Amazing classic Paris Cafe in an up and coming neighborhood. Delicious food, multi course fine dining on a hot Paris night with the doors open and seating outside, it was like being in an Audrey Hepburn movie.

Food was really good. Few choises for vegetarians. Sizes not very big; if you're hungry, you should choose a three course meal. A bit more on the expensive side.

We just came for a quick drink, tried a couple of superb wine, by the glass. We also tested some of the dishes on the menu, tapas style, very fresh and delicious. I'll come back for more !

Fantastic place to go for food and wine. Non-French speaker and the owner was more than helpful.

My boyfriend and I had lunch there and had possibly our best meal we've ever had in Paris. Both meals were absolutely delicious and, even though there was nothing on the set menu for vegetarian, the chef made a dish especially for me. The service was also quick and friendly. We will definitely be back!

So cozy, and romantic!! The wine was great, The food variety and flavor were superb! It really represented the atmosphere of a perfect little French restaurant! We will definitely go back!

We had nice drink in the sun

Very high end for this neighbourhood. Low key decor. Their own brewed IPA beer is is worth a trip in itself. Locally know as the place to go for a better french eating experience. Expensive for an area that is filled with cherp Indian restaurants.

I visited Paris for a night when I had a long layover, so I decided to treat myself to a six-course menu. The service timing was decent and it was rather quiet that night, so very few people were dining in. The server was friendly and did his best to present the food for me. English is decent. There were things I liked and didn't like, but for the dishes I didn't like, I knew the flavor was good for what it is. It took about two hours to finish dinner, so make sure you make time for that. I enjoyed the ambiance as it was suitable for all sorts of visitors: whether you are foreign, native, alone, or in a group. I don't think you'll need a reservation, but understand that it may take a while for your food to arrive. However, the food is perfectly cooked.

Very nice and can cater to English speaking people without looking down on us :) Service was amazing and helped me considerably The food is real French food that changes weekly. Bottom line.... I can taste the love

One of my best meals in Paris, conveniently located near the Chateau-Landon station. The food had a unique combination of flavors and was beautifully presented. The portions were also just right, definitely worth it for the price (~30 euros/person for a 3 course meal). The waiter was very friendly and made great recommendations on what to order. I had the veal tartare to start, followed by the beef tenderloin with foie gras as the main course and the coconut rice pudding for dessert. Highly recommend this place!

It was a great experience to have such an ethnic French dinner at this restaurant in Paris. Though it is a bit expensive but after having the awesome food here we thought its worth to spend the money. The waiter was very friendly and explained each dish with great patience. The white wine was just amazing. The 36 hour cooked pork with yellow carrot sauce was one of the highlight of this restaurant. My husband had the monkfish which just blown us away. good points: English speaking waiter; accepts credit card; authentic French cuisine

Fantastic French fusion restaurant. Since our first dining on day 1 we have been hooked. The food is exquisitely presented, the flavors are unique and delicious. Order the daily special entrees I had the lobster with beets and our last day I had the pork with beans. Sounds simple but the taste was not like anything I have ever had. Sooooo Gooooood! Bon Appetit!

I came here with my parents and my brother while we were on holiday. It was raining and miserable when we decided to pop in for lunch. They have a reasonable daily set priced menu that three of us ordered and absolutely loved. My dad ordered from the regular menu, and his meal was definitely pricier. On the down side the service was a bit slow and not particularly friendly, but I suppose that's the norm in Paris. The restaurant is nicely laid out and modern. Overall I would recommend it, and I'd come back again. Sometimes you can't have it all - so I'm told.

This is a delightful restaurant with excellent food and a very enjoyable atmosphere. I recently gave 5 stars to Le Bouquinistes. The food wasn't as good here but it cost half as much and was much more fun. I recently gave 4 stars to Le Petit Pontoise. This place had slightly better food and a similarly nice atmosphere. Our party was half American (my wife and I) and I didn't hear any other groups speaking English.

A bit overpriced for what you get. I imagine that the main appeal of this restaurant is the lack of upscale competition in the neighborhood.