Le Bûcheron

We had breakfast here and would definitely go back for other meals. Breakfast was hearty and really good. I had the hand and cheese croissant and the side salad was perfect to cut through the richness. Really cute atmosphere. But best part was the staff. So friendly and funny. Will definitely be back on our next trip.

Overall the food was good ; however the service was poor and I waited while seated forever to be served! One of me ( black American 🇺🇸) and. 4 sets of other people non black came after me a total of 15 people different t groups and they all got menus drink orders taken and and some even got food out before the serve ever came back to me . I was tired of walking so I just waited it out .. but normally I would have left, because I didn’t feel wanted ! But again the food itself was good ! Also they don’t believe in put ice in cocktails !

Spent a long afternoon here sipping Aperol and Campari spritzes with a delicious late lunch and apéro. The hospitality and staff here are tremendous, especially Toby. Spritzes were heaven and food was absolutely perfect, simple and delicious. Exactly what I needed!

It was very good! Food was delicious, the staff were nice, and the atmosphere was lovely. Highly recommend.

Ely was truly an exceptional waitress! She was so warm, personable, and thoughtful. She made us feel right at home and went above and beyond to ensure we had a perfect experience. Her genuine care and attention to detail made all the difference. Ely turned a great meal into a memorable one and we can’t recommend her enough!

I came here today with my friend Alex to dine togheter for a catch up after we haven’t seen one another for some time. Great vibes the staff was very friendly, I really liked the bartender he made an awesome drink, I ordered porn star martini. For dinner I had croque madam with salad - really tasty. Awesome atmosphere overall just to sit and enjoy.

Great food, friendly servers, really nice vibe.

The best surprise in 2024 so far!! Service + food = winning concept!!! Such a heart-warming welcome to start ❤️ Then we need to talk drinks & food! Drinks: - at 8h30 p.m. it was still happy hour! We had mexican mules (tequila) and basil smash - both really well assembled Food: - Best gratinated onion soup I had in years and I mean it 🌰🧅 - A burrata and tomatoes, wonderful greens selection - A poireaux vinaigrette (leaks) - exceptional! Mark my words (am a chef) -Truffle Rigatoni - really nice, a tad heavy, but hey, it is supposed to be as such! - Rigatoni al arrabiata - perfectly seasoned - Chicken and chimichurri: really nice, but i'd have gone more "hard core" on the taste buds markers (garlic, chili pepper, cilantro) - Home-made duck confit - très très bon Highly recommended the mushroom 🍄 fricassée as a side Desserts: - Crepe nature ✅ - Pistachio ice cream 🍨 (Maison Berthillon - 0 mistake) I wish I had asked for the waiter's name (who's also the floor manager). A passionate man, in love with his "carte" and with always the nice word to meet and greet. All in all a lovely experience I would recommend. Price? All the mentioned for a bargain: Eur55 per pax. They understood what it means to be honest, generous, fair and delectable. Chapeau, le bûcheron ❤️

We really liked it. Last night in Paris, found ourselves in need of a casual spot with good food and a relaxed vibe, this hit the spot. Managed to book a table on a Sunday evening for 9pm and on arrival we'd definitely missed the peak rush as lots of tables were starting to clear out as we settled in. Which meant we were able to get the attention of the busy bustling waiters who had clearly been working hard all evening. Once we'd got their attention things went well & we all enjoyed our choices: steak, burgers, house potatoes, salad and some really nice wines by the glass. My Negroni aperitif was also really good. Overall we'd go back. Brunch & lunch options look interesting. Thank you, Le Bucheron!

Delicious food and amazing staff!!!! Went here every morning for breakfast while in Paris for a week! Croissant Nutella and banana to ham and cheese sandwich with eggs!!! Soooo delicious!!!! Was treated like family!!!! They speak English too!!!

Toby was an amazing server! Merci beaucoup. The food was also delicious a with a nice afternoon ambience in a great neighborhood.

The food really good, but the service was even better. Not that much space for seating outside but that's how they like it in Paris.

They reopened with a new menu a couple days ago and it was great. All the food was perfect and the waiters were very friendly and helpful. Everything you could want in a dinner spot with a chill ambiance.

This restaurant was right across the street from our AirBnb. What a treat! The housemade pasta was divine. They had live music with an amazing harmonica player. We would definitely go back if we got the chance!

We had a short window before our dinner cruise but we missed the lunch hour. We had aperitifs and appetizers that were to die for! So delicious!

Really delish food with a great selection, seriously good beer. Cooks really know what they're doing. My salad and gazpacho was savory.

Love this place. Friendly service, lively atmosphere, great food. The salad I ordered the first time was fantastic, steamed vegetables on lettuce - the French really know how to do vegetables. The quiche today was divine. Makes me want to cook through Julia Childs book to find out how they do it. We will probably be back one more time before we leave - haven't tried the desserts yet. Highly recommend!

Absolutely wonderful last meal in Paris! We started with the burrata then on to the fresh homemade pasta...we had the ravioli and the pappardelle, which were both somehow light and savory! The service was also phenomenal...our waitress was attentive and very sweet. I was a little apprehensive of this place at first because it was on a main road and the menu kind of looked touristy, but this place was a delicious gem. Save room for the tiramisu!!

Ahh, my last dinner in Paris on my first trip there. It was really a nice experience. Seemed like a casual spot for locals to get dinner at. My criteria that night for choosing a restaurant (and often) was going to a packed place. Packed = good food. I was right. We started with a caprese salad type appetizer that was amazing. The bread was delicious too. I got a cheesy ravioli that was soooo heavy but also so amazing. My boyfriend had a burger and fries that was delicious. The service was good and I loved sitting outside. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a quality and affordable meal in Paris.

The most difficult think about French cafes is the etiquette, do you seat yourself? YES .When do you pay? You wait as long as possible. Can you run a tab? Yes. Smile and say bonjour!

We came here late at night, around 12:30am, very hungry and straight from the airport. When we got in then waiter kindle let us know that the kitchen had closed. However, the owner saw our two little girls and immediately said she would serve whatever they wanted to eat! We got penne al arrabbiata and quattro formaggi gnocchi and both were excellent. We got Bordeaux and a Campari aperitif to go with it which were delicious as well. Ended with panna cotta, tiramisu, and a coffee. Waiter was super attentive and the food was served very fast. Especially the pasta for our kids. When we were leaving, the girls walked up to the owner and said "Merci". She was so tickled! She gave them some lollies on their way out. Overall, great food and super friendly staff. Highly recommended!

Well we needed a quick meal and this place was close by, looked good....and it was good...simple menu, friendly staff...just as other reviewers say. Well worth the money €81 for 4 including a bottle of wine. Great sauce for the bolognese , carbonara was filling, ricotta and spinach ravioli was really good and roast chicken and mozzarella was fine too. Enjoy!

Accessibility (Parking / Wait Time) 1/1 Star: walked here. No wait to get a seat. _____ Service (Waiter / Cleanness / Ambiance) 1/1 Star: normal service. Bar ambiance. _____ Taste (0=Not Edible / 1=Edible / 2=Good (average) / 3=Must Try!) 0/3 Stars: steak is not edible... you need a chainsaw to cut it. Well ok not a chainsaw but at least a turkey carver, the electric sawing kind. The pasta also tasted like water. _____ Overall Experience 2/5 Stars _____ Last Words My wife got a risotto that was good.

Le Bucheron is across the street from the hotel we were staying at, so we made several visits during our time in Paris. The service is friendly and the staff know enough English to help you out if your French is lacking like mine. We enjoyed the patio on our first visit, where we sipped wine and shared a charcuterie & cheese tray. There is plenty going on in this area of Le Marais, so the people watching was enjoyable as we relaxed after a long day of museum-going. Our second visit, we decided to sit at the bar to eat and drink, in hopes of getting a better feel for the locals. I unwittingly committed a faux pas by grabbing the wine bottle we had ordered and pouring it myself to start, but the bartender was very polite about it and just asked "taste? Do you like?" She was a lot of fun, singing along to American pop music and blues that were playing on their stereo, and we enjoyed goofing off together as she and her cohort busily worked the bar and dining room all evening. We both had pasta dishes - I had gnocchi with for cheeses and my husband tried the pasta Le Bucheron, per our server's recommendation. Neither of us were disappointed. Then she talked us into dessert - best crème brûlé I've ever had (and I've eaten a lot of crème brûlé in my lifetime). After that, she treated us each to a shot of limoncello as an aperitif, on the house. When we left, she asked us if we would be back and gave us the business card, so apparently the wine mistake and lack of French skills had been long since forgiven. Yes, we had a third visit as well... I had been cooped up in my hotel room all day, not feeling well, but we decided some fresh air and food might help me out, so we crossed the street again to see our "friends". My husband opted for another pasta dish (spaghetti bolognese) and I decided to just have hot chocolate, and again we weren't disappointed. The chocolate came melted in my cup, with a small pitcher of streamed milk to put over it, and completely hit the spot. After he devoured his pasta, his sweet tooth started to persuade him and he decided he needed to try the profiteroles he had seen going to another table earlier. Again, we weren't disappointed. He ate most of it, as I had already had a good portion of chocolate and milk for the evening, but of course I had to taste it! The choir pastry puffs were filled with vanilla ice cream and topped with a delicious chocolate sauce and complimented perfectly with toasted almond slices. We stayed awhile, conversing and sipping water, and thoroughly enjoy how the French welcome you to stay and relax as long as you like. They're open late, so it's a great place to relax at the end of your long days of touristing, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone passing though the area...

So this place serves Italian, although one wouldn't have guessed from the ultra french restaurant name. The location is pretty good, right next to the St. Paul metro exit so a decent place to people watch. Service was pretty remarkable. We got one pasta each. My friend got a fusili in a red sauce with aubergine (eggplant) and i got the tiger shrimp tagliatelle. They did not skimp on the shrimp. My dish was okay. My friend's penne was really good because of the aubergine - it was grilled to perfection. If i ever happen to come back, or if you happen to eat here, get something that has eggplants and you won't regret it. I should probably also mentioned that i broke out in hives on my face shortly after eating the shrimps. This usually happens when the shrimp was not cooked from raw, but reheated from having been cooked the the night before ... Otherwise, this place is pretty satisfactory over all. An okay bistro, with okay food and prices (33 EUR for two pasta and two glasses of wine), in a decent location with good service. Can't complain.

The wife and I were looking for a quaint place to grab lunch and have a glass of wine. A short lunch turned into an all-out French experience. The food was fantastic, but the service and the location really made our time there top-notch. Make sure you grab a spot outside and listen to the conversations going on around you and the behavior of the Parisians that pass-by. Grab a few smokes too, if that's your thing. Vive la Le Bûcheron!

We enjoyed an Italian dinner in Paris, France! My husband definitely got a the best dinner, Tagliatelle with pancetta, mushrooms and onions! It was the best dish by far! I had the Penne with artichokes,, peas, and sun dried tomatoes. While the pasta was perfectly cooked, it was just rather plain. This is my own fault for ordering such a pedestrian dish!

This was our favorite restaurant from our trip to Paris. The food was amazing! There was not a thing we tried that wasn't absolutely fantastic. The pasta (which they make in-house) is superb, the country chicken (a special one of the nights we visited) was delicious. We tried basically all of their desserts, as well - amazing! Make sure to get chocolat chaud here. They serve up melted chocolate in a mug and give you steamed milk to make your own. Can't wait to visit again!

Loved my carbonara. Alot of flavor, looks like a small portion but bc of the noodles VERY filling. The porks bites were excellent as well. Def recommend!

They messed up my order. This is in a great location and the food was good. I had to give it a 3 stars though because they messed up my order and then didn't bring me the correct order. The staff was not very nice about it and it took a very long time.

Loved this place so much!! It was close to our hotel and had great reviews..we were exhausted from the day and wanted something relatively easy and good. This did not disappoint! The staff was super friendly and spoke English well. We had the gnocchi and another pasta dish I can't honestly remember the name (wild mushroom and pancetta) but they were both delicious! We also had the creme brûlée and it was to die for! 100% recommend!

Rented an apt around the corner the last two September's. This became our neighborhood place. Welcoming and comfortable with good food, wine and service. The ribeye is my jet lag arrival "save me" meal and the fresh pasta makes my pasta making / extraordinary cook wife very happy. Great burgers & fries. The creme brulee is as good as it gets. Good featured wines. When you're exhausted from a day of Paris, this is a refuge. Everyone there will look after you.

Great Italian food. Reasonably priced! The staff is very friendly. Great to have this food after a very long day of walking.

Ambiance: Bustling, European, cramped...but vibrant and lovely Service: What people would call stereotypical Parisian service...unfriendly and slow Food: Inconsistent Prices: Moderate Duck confit was amazing. Veal with cream sauce, mushrooms, and penne was average. Wine was terrible, cappuccino was great. It's a decent option in this neighborhood, which is super touristy, but there are other places I've had better food in this city.

I still like this place, even though ownership changed about 2 years ago - still great food, good service, and a good menu selection - including vegetarian options (which also include some vegan as well). They make their own pasta, which is always a plus in my book. Service is good, typical Parisian - they aren't going to fawn all over you, but you will get prompt greeting, accurate orders, and always good wine. I had the pumpkin ravioli, which was amazing, and for once I couldn't finish it - we ended with dessert, as usual.

Our last dinner in Paris! We were looking for something casual and local-ish and stumbled upon good reviews for Le Bucheron. Staff was very friendly and moved us to a table outside when one opened. We started with the brushetta, which was very good, probably the best thing we had. I had the pesto pasta with sun-dried tomatoes and my boyfriend had the spaghetti bolognese, both very yummy and large portions. It started to pour as we were eating and all the outside table patrons scooched their chairs back. Suddenly a large car sped by and sprayed us all with a huge wave of water. The staff was immediately outside, moving us to new tables, apologizing and handing out paper towels to everyone. Between the yummy food and the caring staff it was a lovely night!

The food was average, however, the service was horrible. It took one hour for our food to arrive from when we initially set down. Although I don't blame the server, I think she was the only one working the whole restaurant. It's the management that's a problem. I had the salmon, which was cooked well. My mom and aunt had the Spanicole and pasta puttanesca. They both enjoyed their dishes, however mine was marred by the incredibly poor service.

Student studying in France, visiting Paris for a few days on break. Happened to find this place by chance, right down the street from my hostel. Had the grilled squid, lemon veal cutlet and the crème brûlée for dessert--squid was tender and flavorful veal was likewise, and the crème brûlée was absolutely unreal. Not sure if it was customary or if my swarthy American charm and intermediate French skills won me it, but I received a complimentary shot of limoncello at the end of the meal. Nadia, la serveuse, était vraiment sympa et accueillante pendant mon repas. J'espère de retourner la prochaine fois je visite Paris!

Want real good Italian food? This restaurant was fantastic and not expensive (€13-16 per entree). Parisian service (slow), but food was nice and hot and very tasty. They will serve a small salad (not on the menu) to accompany your meal. Chianti was super refreshing. Had problems paying with a credit card at first because "the system was down", but it miraculously started working when I said we didn't have enough cash. Draw your own conclusion. BUT, we love our pasta Bolognese, pasta with pesto, salmon, pasta sicilian (great eggplant), table bread with olive oil and salads. GO THERE!!! It's a very convenient real Italian meal in the Marais section of Paris (St Paul metro stop).

Very average breakfast. But the staff is very nice food so so. Good prices but not as good quality or let's just say not very average. Also not really enough choices for breakfast.

I admit, I only come here for the cafe creme and have never eaten here, but if the cafe creme is any indication, then it's a winner. This is the only cafe I know of in Paris that gives you your own mini carafe full of heated milk separately from your coffee when you order cafe creme! I know it's a small detail, but it makes me keep coming back for more! And someday soon I'll even eat here!

We had a quiet Sunday dinner at Le Bûcheron, though it's usually pretty busy from what I hear. Decent food and great service. If François is your server, then you'll be well taken care of.

Great smaller brasserie in Paris in the Marais neighborhood. Serving staff is very attentive and nice. Be prepared to speak French though (in Paris you should know how to order in French, at least). Or, just point on the menu and smile. Food was good and ample. Recommended to watch the world go by in a friendly atmosphere with decent food and good drink. (Also, they play 80's American pop!)

I had a waitress that made the experience tiring to say the least. The pawn/ prawns typo in the menu shouldn't stay you from the said on the menu. Use google to figure out the menu.

Exceptional Italian dishes, wonderful service and an pleasant atmosphere in the heart of the Marais. I strongly recommend this place for the entire experience - the quality of the meats and cheeses, the preparation of the pastas and the subtlety of the sauces.

Amazing dinner, great service. Our server was very patient and kind to us given my limited memory of high school French. We started with a dish of roasted veggies and toasted bread with pesto that was very good. My boyfriend had the spaghetti bolognese and I had the fettuccini with bacon. Both were some of the best pasta I've ever tasted. Definitely recommended. Also found it funny all of the American shows on tv, namely some Jackass ripoff produced by Johnny Knoxville. What an embarrassing display of Americans. Lol!

We chose this restaurant on a whim and it was wonderful. The young lady who waited on us was excited to have Americans in her section. Although our French was marginal and her English was minimal, we figured out the menu. They will suggest water, just be sure to specify tap water ( l'eau du robinet). We did not and paid $16 American dollars for water. Other than that, it was amazing and we will be visiting this place again soon.

OMG delicious pasta for around 14 euro for dinner. I got the tagliatelle dish with cream, onions, lardon (which is kinda like small chunks of bacon) and mushrooms. Thank me later. I'm sure you could also do this place for lunch too. Near great shopping in Le Marais. Tiramisu dessert was meh, but 5 stars is for the pasta dish I had (and a great price!).

The husband and I happened upon this fabulous place while wandering the Marais. The restaurant smelled delicious as we stepped through the door and the food did not disappoint. We started with the charcuterie which was probably a little big for just two people but that didn't stop us from eating all of it. Husband had the veal in white sauce and I had pasta with lardons in a red sauce. Both dishes were fabulous! This place hit all of the marks for us: great food, good service and nice ambiance. This was our first visit to Le Bucheron but we will be back next time we're in Paris.

Came in here for a late lunch. It's a quaint little place with excellent service and good food - my steak was too well done for my liking and they switched it up for a more medium rare one, no questions asked. Pastas were great (though carbonara was on the salty side). Overall would recommend!

Had an early dinner here after a long day of traveling to Paris. The cafe was cozy and the staff very friendly and kind to me despite my almost non existent French lol. I had the duck with roasted potatoes and a glass of Bordeaux. It was very good, duck wasn't the best I've had but was well prepared. The location is great and id like to comeback for lunch.

My wife and I arrived in Paris a week or so ago and have now visited Le Bucheron twice. From the street it resembles a very busy, typical streetside bistro...lots of young French folks and great people watching....Once inside, though, you are greeted by a very cozy French bistro...limited menu, but very nicely thought out, pretty good wine selection and a large assortment of specialty cocktails....Vincent has been our wait-person both times now and he and the owner remembered us when we arrived last night ! Always a great feeling of welcome when that happens. We can't speak to many of the offerings, but the salmon plat....a beautiful large salmon steak....absolutely perfectly cooked, accompanied by this delicious, cheesy risotto interspersed with slices of Parmigiano or Padano cheese and sun-dried tomatoes. All this wonderfulness for about 15 euro. My wife had the pasta with salmon two ways....panfried and house-cured.....beautiful light creme sauce....We are not "salmon" nuts, but these are two of the best things we've had in our two weeks here in Paris so far. We like sitting in the back..it's a little elevated and we can watch the chef work his magic. We can't wait to try some of the other offerings.....Really a nice discovery...and we're here for several more weeks.........Bon appetit..............Gary and Gerry

This place was AMAZING. My husband has the best carbonara of his life here and while I don't eat pork, I was SUPER tempted. I got the veal with mushrooms and penne pasta and it was phenomenal. We even went back a second time for dinner when we couldn't figure out what to eat for dinner. I got some mushroom tagliatelle that was supposed to be with pancetta but they made it for me without. I ate the entire thing even though I was full after about 3/4. Also, this quality restaurant food was cheaper than it would be in the states! I think my veal dish was like 13 euros and his carbonara was 14 or something like that. SO cheap and excellent and the server was ON her game. When I go back to Paris this will be the first restaurant I visit when I get off the plane.

Our first trip to Marais! Such a lovely area of Paris. Stumbled upon this restaurant which was a few blocks from our apartment. Wonderful service, atmosphere and food. Had the Tagliatelle Bocheron with mushrooms , onion, and pancetta. Not salty. Great ingredients and pasta to the tooth as it should be. Not laden in a pool of cream. Just enough to bind. My wife ordered the Tagliatelle Bolognese. Simply wonderful. Bright, fresh flavors without a pool of oil or overly sauced. Will be back next time we are in this most beautiful city!

Quaint trattoria near the St. Paul metro station in the Marais. Lively and friendly atmosphere, good food and reasonable prices, in particular their specialty, the cocotte. Service is very friendly and efficient. We liked their panna cotta desert.