Le Fumoir

First of all the food is ABSOLUTE perfection for the palate. Everything tastes absolutely divine! We loved the ‘Salon de Thé’ room. (Similar to a study or small library. Very laid back and relaxing . The server was very helpful and such a positive attitude. She was very fast, professional, and sweet. We ordered the combo of starter Main and dessert for 48 euros, She sat down a delicious dessert with vanilla ice cream. The only problem was we had both ordered chocolate mousse. We were then charged for the combo of the 3 and an additional charge for dessert. No worries! Everything was amazing! It was just the error in charging and that we missed out on our chocolate mousse! We just let it go and did not fuss. You should however get what you order and pay the correct price. I don’t expect servers to hover but maybe get the nod from diners to simply verify everything is as requested. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

I don’t remember from whom and when I got the hint about Le Fumoir but we went there a bit at the last minute for an anniversary. The fish I have taken and also the sardines look amazing. Also plate is full of flavours. The orange cake was very similar to what we have as revani but it was amazing. Needless to say how welcoming the staff was despite the hot weather. Absolutely to try!

You should definitely come here. The atmosphere is upscale without being pretentious. The food is amazing and the service is professional and friendly. We each went with a set menu, either appetizer+entrée+dessert or just entrée+dessert. The photos are from my meal.

One of the best cocktail in town. Love their Gibson. As for the food it’s equally good. A nice place for late night food or nightcap.

Totally bad service. From rushing us to order, to hastily taking away our unfinished bread, then quickly bringing the bill and the POS machine — I’ve never encountered such a rushed waiter, especially when there was no queue at all. No idea what the hurry was about. There was a woman who seemed to be the manager, and she rudely pushed our chairs to make more space for other customers — as if we weren’t customers ourselves. Not recommended. The taste was just okay, and the prices were a bit high. Overall, I definitely wouldn’t recommend this place.

Just steps from the Louvre, Le Fumoir is one of those effortlessly elegant Parisian spots — ideal for a solo dinner or a quiet evening soaking in the city vibe. I grabbed a table on the terrace and had a lovely, well-paced meal. Things kicked off with a small tasting plate of beef — thin slices over a light slaw — simple, flavorful, and beautifully plated. Next came white asparagus with a classic sauce gribiche, capers, and herbs. It was fresh and perfectly seasoned. For the main course, I had cod served over wilted spinach with broccolini and a velvety, slightly citrusy sauce. The fish was delicate, flaky, and paired perfectly with the vegetables. Dessert was a standout: a slice of orange cake with citrus segments, a cloud of meringue, and a crispy sesame tuile. Light, fragrant, and just the right finish. Service was attentive without being too formal, and the whole experience felt easy and refined. Definitely a place I’d recommend for a relaxed yet elevated Parisian dinner.

The food and atmosphere were both great. They said this place has existed for nearly 3 decades. We did not go wrong with the choices we made. There was a vegetarian plate that had a polenta base and grilled artichokes on top with micro greens. It looked great and tasted delicious. Here are some pictures. Oh yeah, I also had an absinthe 😄

We had a lovely lunch at Le Fumoir, right next to the Louvre. The food was absolutely delicious – we shared a fresh salad, grilled prawns, and three amazing desserts (the chocolate mousse was our favorite!). We also enjoyed a glass of Côte de Provence rosé, which was crisp and refreshing – a perfect pairing. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, perfect for relaxing after visiting the museum. Although the restaurant isn’t fully wheelchair accessible, the staff were incredibly kind and helped us use a portable ramp to get inside. Unfortunately, there is no accessible toilet, but overall their support made a big difference. Highly recommended for anyone looking for great food, good wine, and a charming Parisian experience just steps away from the Louvre.

Our trip to Paris included dinner at Le Fumoir. It is a tasting menu for about €100 per person not including drinks. This restaurant is absolutely packed and I don't know what % are Walk ins but my hubby booked the restaurant a month in advance. The food is average and the service lacking. Our dinner lasted almost 3hours and that's not because we were slow but rather, the wait staff was missing. One party beside us left after about more than 45 mins of the waiter not showing up to get their orders. The restaurant itself was unique though. Where we sat looked like a library before with books all over the room. It could be that we came at a bad time, nonetheless, there's other restaurants in Paris to try before I come back to Le Fumoir.

Five stars due to the exceptional service we received. The menu was in French, however, our incredible waiter took time to explain the menu in English to us. He went out of his way and we sincerely appreciated his kindness. Located right across the Louvre, this was a perfect spot for lunch with a beautiful view. The restaurant was very clean and cozy. We stopped by for lunch and my husband tried the veal, and I had the club sandwich. Both meals were filling and delicious. The bacon in my club sandwich was perfectly crispy, and all the ingredients were fresh. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

First "real" taste of French food in Paris did not disappoint. Le Fumior is walking distance to many of the top attractions and great ambience. After a coffee latte and chai latte, the main attraction arrived: Marinated herrings, creamed cucumber on spice bread Main course included the fish of the day and a piece of beef, home french fries and pepper sauce. Dessert featured a shared "2 layers chocolate cake, hazelnuts, bourbon and coffee jelly, caramel ice cream"

Lively atmosphere and good friendly service. I ordered the squab; tasty but just a bit dry. My main course, was a special for the day which is part of the appeal of the menu as market availability gives the diner variety choices.

Were here for a late lunch. The menu is very short but great. We ordered ginger beef tartar and veal cold cut toast. Both are wonderful. My hot drink (turmeric with milk and honey) is also great. The thing about Paris is that you need to watch for touristy restaurants, but this one is not one of those (recommended as one to try around Louvre among all other tourist traps), and definitely "fait Maison". Given its prime location, unbeatable.

This place is deece. It's very bouge. The food looks beautiful but hard to eat. The dessert was superb though. The staff was somewhat friendly.

You can't beat this location - directly across from The Louvre and within walking distance to everything you might care to see in Paris. Tons of nearby cafes and dining and hotels and shopping and pastries! While here with my fiancee on business, one of his work peers brought us here for dinner. A solid, authentic french dining experience, which means it takes a while. Service was pretty good here (but that might be bc two of our party spoke fluent French) and the food was amazing. Menu allows for you to pick and choose if you want 1-2-3 course menus with dessert. Lovely selection of wine and whiskey as well as a delicious grape/ginger mocktail for me (the non-drinker of the group who didn't have some of the bottle everyone else enjoyed). From the menu of the day, I chose the kale soup to start, a turbot fish entree, and poached pears with pistachio ice cream and a latte. YUM. Seriously delicious food in a classy establishment. They have both indoor and outdoor bar/cafe seating. Prices were pretty fair for location and it's not overly touristy despite the proximity to the Louvre.

One of my best meals ever. Great service. Great ambience. Can't believe the low review. We took a french cooking class and the chef specifically recommended this place. We went and couldn't have been happier

Beautiful French restaurant! Was recommended by the hotel we were staying in and I was not disappointed!! It's about 40 euros for an appetizer and a entree or an entree and a dessert which seemed like a very reasonable rate considering how beautiful the restaurant is and how good the food was! I got the homemade sausage that came with a cucumber salad and mashed potatoes and I could definitely recommend. The flavors were incredible and the meat was so well prepared. For dessert I had the chocolate cake with cherry sorbet. The cake was good but nothing special but the sorbet felt so fresh, it was great! The service was attentive and helpful and we even received a free appetizer. Overall a great experience!

One of my favorite places in Paris. Beautiful backdrop. Warm ambiance. Outstanding cuisine and service. Try to go every time we're back in the city. Can't recommend it enough.

Always good, and has an American bar. Good, lightly Scandinavian, tasty, and always lively. Nice outdoor seating for a snack or a coffee.

Great service and amazing food! Wonderful ambiance close to the Louvre. Great drinks and convenient to walk

Stopped in for drinks and snacks after battling the crowds at the Louvre. Sometimes you just find the best places by accident. I loved Le Fumoir. Service was great and the drinks were delicious. I want to go back there. Now!

For a solid French dining experience, Le Fumoir provides a great tasting food in a beautiful setting that is worth visiting when you are in Paris. Literally translated into "the smoking room," Le Fumoir is set up to look like a dimly lit study or library where Parisians probably once commonly smoked in. It is beautifully set up with little details accounted for all across the restaurant. Thankfully, for those worried about actual smokers should not be deterred. In terms of the dinner menu, it does appears to change seasonally. While all the food was great, there were definitely some highlights with a few just okay dishes. In terms of the appetizers, I found both the beef tartare and the duck salad great but nothing special. For the entrees, I absolutely loved our breacher and scallop dish, while I thought the veal and the pork chop were just okay. The restaurant truly shined during the dessert where the mango tapioca dish was probably my favorite thing I have eaten in France. In terms of service, the waitress was super helpful and attentive. Located near the Louvre, it would be a great spot to drop by after a long day at the museum. Overall, the dining experience at Le Fumoir with great food in the beautiful old time Parisian atmosphere makes it worth checking out!

A place in Paris with good service that is not uber expensive and has quality food. This is a rare find indeed. I almost hate to share this with others as I don't want this place to lose its charm and quality, but it wouldn't be fair. Plus they offer options for dairy allergies. Drinks: great for cocktails Starters: octopus and mackerel ceviche were great options. Main: pork belly and duck breast were amazing... worth a repeat. Dessert: poached white peach was a natural finisher along with the diary-free dessert not on menu. Deco: a classic smokers paradise lounge inside (without the smoke) but the smokers can still indulge outside over their meal.

Disappointing experience at Le Fumoir. You get to choose your options from a prefixed menu. There was two of us. We got the appetizer and main, and a main and dessert combo. It started off great with the appetizer, beef tartar. The flavors were bright and fresh and the daikon added a great new flavor that I've never had with tartar before. But the rest of the evening went south after that. It took a little over an hour to get out main dishes. No idea what was going on. No one came by to check on us, ask if we wanted refills on our drinks while we waited for our food. Someone finally came by, said sorry and 10 mins later our dishes showed up. Burnt Mackerel: dish came recommended by the server. Besides being very salty, the dish had no other flavor. I think because our dishes were forgotten, they had the kitchen rush it and they just messed up cooking. Duck: this was a great dish. Meat was Nicely cooked. The cherries and roasted beets were a great added flavor to the meat. Dessert: yogurt ice cream with almond cake. Average. I've had better of both. That's all. It wasn't until the end when I asked for the check and pointed out that the food took longer than usual did the server say, "well, the kitchen lost your check. What can I do." -- he could have informed me that had happened instead of letting me just sit there in oblivion. And he didn't care. Didn't even offer some sort of customer service to make up for forgetting about us. It was a long uneventful meal that was worth spending my time at. I'm sure the food is good and I'm that rare anomaly that had a bad experience. It sucks to be that anomaly.

My first night in Paris, so I decided to have my first French meal. First step use Yelp to find the best restaurant within my vicinity ! Love Yelp I picked it had ... stars with ---- reviews. Atmosphere was very upscale, waitress was all business but the maitre was very friendly and helpful in explaining the menu and attending to my table. To start I had the veal tartare, and to my surprise I really enjoyed this dish. I had reservations at first because it's raw veal. However it was quite delicious. I proceeded with my main course which was the roasted lamb with a delicious mint sauce. It was equally as good. I ordered a ceviche to try and I must say I did not really enjoy it due to the sweetness of pineapple that was in the dish. Overall I was very content with everything this restaurant has to offer. Next time I will sample more of the menu.

Just finished an amazing meal here!! Honestly tonight it was out of two places and I chose Le Fumoir and I'm so glad I did! Pri fixed menu 36 euros, three course. I was so hungry I opted for 3 instead of 2 but that's an option too. First time trying Steak tartare and it was delish, a little salty brine from a few capers and a cream with just a hint of horseradish layered in the middle and a bit of shaved beets and dill. Yummy, rich and a good size. Didn't finish it and I'm glad I did so I could eat all my Cod (perfectly cooked) with a wonderful brown butter sauce? (Not 100 % sure) and Jerusalem artichokes. And the kale, or radiccio, can't remember, wish I'd taken a pic of the menu, soooo much flavor, like a nutty slightly roasted flavor. I will hopefully be returning soon for this dish!!! It's what dreams are made of. Lovely staff was a cherry on top. Highly recommend for what seems like a vibrant candle lit hip dinner ***forgot to talk about 3rd course, desert, I chose a cheese plate which was good, some earthier than others but I seriously was so full I couldn't eat much

My go to place in Paris for happy hour cocktails. LOVE. 18h-20h cocktails are 8€ and they have a VERY extensive cocktail list that are real cocktails not your standard teaspoon of alcohol and juice combo (!) Oh and who can fault a place that gives you olives and nuts with your drinks? Such a classic but a dying classic in Paris unfortunately. The decor is very old world French bistro, deep reds, leather lounges which make for lots of atmosphere in the winter and a small heated terrace for the brave. In spring/summer they open the side terrace, which gives more places to soak up the sunshine. Food wise: I've only ever eaten the club sandwich, which was fine but with the plethora of Japanese restaurants in the area I'd sooner move on after happy hour.

I have actually only eaten at Le Fumoir one time for lunch and It was quite nice. However, I frequent Le Fumoir as an almost everyday go to place for Happy Hour at 18:00 everyday. After a busy day touring Paris or a day at the Louvre for several years I seem to make my way to Le Fumoir. It is a great place to hang with upscale but casual vibes. During Happy Hour it gets very busy so if you are not there right at 18:00 or shortly after you most likely will have to wait a while for a place to sit. Especially if you wish to sit up front or outside.

We had lunch here. Our reservation was 1pm, but many people were still enjoying their lunch. As soon as we entered the restaurant, a hostess came by and offered the coat check. Very nice. This restaurant was located right across the street from the Louvre. Very convenient and very pretty. The menu was written in both French and English. We had Risotto, Seafood Pasta (very black from squid juice), and Snapper dish. My fish was small and lightly seasoned. I loved it that way. We then had desserts. Chocolate Cake and Mango Tart. Both cakes were delicious. What is the secret of sweets in Paris? How come they are so good?? I ordered Cafe Latte to end my very pleasant lunch. Mmm..totally satisfied.

Soothed by a large leather club chair, I relaxed back to take in the view of the "smoking". Decorated like a 1920's library or lounge with wood floors and some leather club chairs, "The Smoker" is a haven in the busy next to the Louvre area. Full of local workers at lunch time, take advantage of the petit dejeuner, or lunchtime deal, and you get three courses for around 20 Euros. I do speak French, which helped get us a table the first time we had lunch, and which resulted in the comfy leather club chair the second time. Both Maitre de's were friendly and efficient, but this place is packed from opening until around 2pm, when it cleared out a bit. I had a great quinoa chicken salad my first stop in, but opted for the complete meal the next time. I had a decent Margarita with my meal, but a French "aperitif" or cocktail, is like a snack drink, served just to whet your appetite, unlike the large swimming pool-sized Margaritas we whomp down in California. I chose the fish entry, which I had checked out on another diner's table previously, which was perfection, followed by a flourless chocolate tort with raspberries, one of my favorite combinations, and a great ending to the meal. We had the same waitperson on the second visit, and she recognized us, and was very friendly, making us feel almost like regulars! Le Fumoir is great for fueling up while art viewing at the close by Louvre. Sink back and enjoy the delicious and soothing food while doing a bit of people watching. Great for desert and coffee, too!

After giving it two tries, i have to say it did not live up to the hype. Salad was at best ok but the drinks were a bit disappointing. I have tried old fashioned in a number of countries but never found a pile of sugar filling the glass making the drink super sweet. May be it was just the rush hour but not trying again.

We had a great time. Beautiful decor and nice ambiance. Love the bookcases in the back room. We had fixed price menus and loved our scallops risotto. Fun modern spin on French cuisine

Cold and desperate during pouring rain and near the Louvre, I thought sure anywhere I went would be an overpriced crappy tourist trap. But my dining partner did a quick phone search and found thus place listed on Chowhound as a good, classic French cafe. And it was. Despite the heavy precipitation, we sat outside and were pleasantly surprised to find heatlamps above us keeping us warm. And, despite being the only people eating outside, our server gave us good help. She also spoke English (and the menu is bilingual, if you are concerned about reading a menu in French). For lunch, I had the truly tasty 3 course prix fixe (fixed price) menu, and I got it all for 23.5 Euros. This was a good deal for Le Fumoir, as my husband's main course alone was 24 Euro. Now, not all dishes were able to be included in the prix fixe menu, but I was impressed with what was included. The food I got was delicious! I got: creamy nettle soup with an no organic poached egg, chicken wrapped around thin sliced ham alongside lemon risotto (the risotto being the best item of the bunch), and a flour less chocolate cake with pistachio cream and raspberry sorbet (see pictures). Everything was really good, not the bottom of the barrel dreck that you sometimes get in a fixed price situation. My huband's tranchee of beef was ridiculously delicious--well seared and perfectly done. I recommend this place as a good respite from the madness of the Louvre crowds, or even if you are not nearby to see the museum. The restaurant is a destination in itself--definitely one of my top Paris meals.

A Rick Steve's recommendation and we were not disappointed. As with most Paris cafes they have outdoor seating. In this case it looks across the street from the Louvre. Inside was spacious. Our server was excellent and spoke English. The menu also gives English explanation of (most of, not everything translates) the food. The presentation was as good as the taste. We had chicken, ravioli and the fish of the day. It was a basic white fish, but cooked perfectly. It came with what was probably the best potato salad I have ever had. Instead of a mayo base this had a kind of light sauce with pea pods, celery and small shrimps. A much better alternative to eat at when visiting the Louvre.

This is a cool dim lit restaurant located at the street corner some meters from the famous Louvre. Expect a pricey bill because of the neighborhood, and also because it's Paris. The cocktails are great here. The bartenders really know what they're doing and are sweet. Try their olive, cheese, almond platter. Sounds blah but they spice this dish here.

We hung out in the cocktail area after spending the day at the Louvre. The had a couple cold beers on draft. I had a few glasses of the Affligem Blonde while sharing some of the complimentary roasted corn, nuts, and olives. Additionally, we shared an assorted cheese plate while lounging. The service was pleasant, but it didn't seem like a specific staff member was assigned to the cocktail area; it seemed like a team effort to cover our section.

This cozy and atmospheric bar is still worth a visit. By sitting there in a leather chair, reading a newspaper and sipping a whisky, you could expect to see coming in someone like Ernest Hemingway. It feels like you went back in time. Unfortunately the cocktails can be very average. I ordered a Cuban daiquiri (my favorite cocktail). A cruel deception! I could hardly feel the rom. In addition the service can be indifferent. We have waited 20 minutes until they noticed our presence. It was a good thing that we weren't in a hurry! If you decide to have a whisky in a special place, although it can be sometimes a little bit loud, this could be the appropriate place, but don't have too many expectations!

This place is amazing--by far the best meal I had while in Paris. It's right next to the Louvre, so I recommend making a booking on Friday night, going to the Louvre beforehand (it's open late on Fridays) and heading here for dinner and drinks afterwards! I went for the pre-fixe menu and was not at all disappointed. Food: 1) Scallops--the best I've ever had. 2) Lobster bisque--nothing amazing compared to the scallops but still really good! If you have a choice of the poached egg over lentils, I would get that appetizer instead.

We wanted to find a delicious dinner for our Paris trip and ventured onto Le Fumoir. We started with their delicious chicken mousse, it may have a fancy name but I can't recall. This was so delicious that I wanted a few more free plates. I had the oysters which were way toooo salty for my taste. They came in sea salt but oysters can be salty in itself so this is a terrible choice for a prop. The oysters left much to be desired and can be properly named one of the worst I've ever had. The entree in itself was delicious and the fish was quite fresh. I enjoyed my entree far more than my appetizer. The mashed potatoes with the caviar was a perfect addition and carefully blended the flavors of the meal. We finished the meal with the coffee ice cream and this was also quite scrumptious. The ice cream was fresh and the caramel bites that were added were also quite delicious. Aside from the atrocious oysters, I truly enjoyed my meal at Le Fumoir and will return. The service was good for a Parisian restaurant.

Overall we really liked Fumoir, although I can't say that the food was too memorable. I remember it was good but didn't blow us away. Restaurant is located near the river and louvre. A very nice walk to get to it. When we walked in it was packed with locals having drinks. Unfortunately outside area only serves the bar and dinner is only served inside. Our table was awesome. It was right by the giant wall size book case and I would say made for a pretty romantic setting. The drinks were very good although not cheap by any means. I think this was to be expected given the area. Menu was a pre-fix with two options, either with or without dessert at two different price point. I want to say it was either €35 or €38 with dessert. I remember the food being very good even though I don't really remember what actual dishes we had! It was good but not all that memorable. Bread was amazing and we asked for doubles! We didn't have dessert so can't speak on that. Mostly we liked the romantic atmosphere of the place.

Le Fumoir is conveniently close to the Louvre for either lunch, afternoon snack or dinner. Paris has a time for each meal, so if you specifically want dinner, you need to go after 7pm; before that would be "tea/snack" time which means their kitchen is closed. The restaurant is extremely dim. They have room in the front of the restaurant for coffee and tea, the tables are a lot lower (be warned). The seatings inside were more "normal" and is more comfortable for a meal. There were 2 waitresses running around the entire restaurant trying to serve everyone. Even though the restaurant wasn't crowded, it was average waiting time for our food. Food was interesting. I had the duck salad which was quite delicious. The plate had endive leaves filled with cucumber, cauliflower and barley and topped with smoked duck, dressing was perfect and light. My boyfriend had the open face roast beef sandwich which on the other hand was below mediocre. Wines by the glass were cheap. It's a nice place to sit and relax if you have the time.

3.5 out of 5 I went here for brunch yesterday and I was very pleased with my meal. For 21 euros you get a glass of either orange or grapefruit juice, a coffee, a basket of breads and pastries, a savory main course, and a desert. I had the salmon, potatoes, and spinach in a creamy onion mustard sauce followed by a fluffy blueberry pancake (not a crepe, a real pancake). The food was delicious, the service was lacking but somehow it wasn't too bothersome. Our waitress never managed to bring us the mochas we asked for, but the french pressed coffee she did bring us hit the spot. This was simple and abundant hangover food. Can't really go wrong with that.

Went there for a friend's birthday. We were a table of 8 on a weeknight evening and had reservations so no wait. We all had the pre-fixe menu with a appetizer, entree and dessert. The oyster appetizer accompanied with radishes was nice at first but the oysters were soooo "fishy", it was not pleasant at all. The entree I chose the scallop dish and it was pretty bland, nothing wrong with the dish itself it just want flavorful as if it wasn't properly seasoned. The dessert though!!! Oh my word, it was a gelato with coconut tapioca and there were just so many textures and flavors going on. It was almost worth the mediocre meal. The bread was also really good but the strange thing is is that I'm not a really big bread or dessert person.....but I guess when you are in Paris everyone is a bread and dessert person. Ambiance is nice, a little dark and romantic (4) Food is okay with dessert doing all of the winning (3 with the dessert earning all of the 3 stars) Service was great (4) Probably wouldn't come back for dinner but for drinks and dessert, definitely. Price point was about $40-$45 for 3 courses.

First time here precisely first in Paris, this restaurant was on my go to list. It's conveniently located by Musee du Louvre and within footsteps from the Louvre-Rivoli Metro station (2 line). As you enter the main dining room its quite spacious. Started with terrine de foie gras, my gosh amazing! In particular for those who's got a palate for passion fruit. Moving along to the main course- poached cod topped with red curry sauce resting on a bed of basmati rice nicely blended with a medley of cabbages. Portions are very generous, was near full after appetizer. And believe me I have an appetite alright. All in all solid experience and would definitely come back!! Au revoir

After an exhausting day at the Louvre, my friend and I came here for dinner around 7 pm. We didn't make reservations but they said they could squeeze us in as long as we left by 9. (I recommend that you make reservations if possible!) We got seated in the intimate study area -- it was cozy and very trendy! This place is known for their cocktails, and rightly so! They were divine. And our main entrees were the best dinner we've had this week in Paris! I highly recommend this place. Delicious!

We ended up here as a happy accident as we were ready for dinner around 7 pm and happened to be on the corner and didn't want to walk far. Our 8 year old son who has very simple tastes accompanied us. My husband and I both had the 39 Euro entree, plat and dessert and every dish was outstanding. Our son gorged on the delicious bread and butter and had little bites off our plates and bigger bites off our desserts. Our waitress was kind and gracious and attentive without hovering. All 3 of us enjoyed a free delicious amuse bouche of a delicious tender morsel of salmon in a light subtle soy dressing. My husband and I both had the duck breast for our plat and every aspect of it was beautiful and delicious, from the perfectly cooked beets to the hot crisp on outside and light creamy inside arancini. My starter was beef tartar and my husband's was pea and zucchini cold soup. Desserts were delectable--chocolate brownie with almond ice cream and stewed apricots and the strawberries with yogurt, almond cake and light meringue and a yummy syrup.

Excellent dinner / drinks in the 1st Arr. Had a fun night out here. Ate at the bar and enjoyed the lively crowd at the bar and the food was excellent. The bartenders were entertaining. Only complaint is they they seemed to favor the regulars and preferred them for bar seats, which was disappointing.

Made a reservation here at the suggestion of our B&B host. Certainly helped save our evening after a disappointing evening cruise. We had a table inside the library (book a few days or a week early to snag a table). It is also a bit more quiet in the library. Flavorful food, phenomenal service, and an intimate setting. You won't go wrong with this establishment

After a long day at the Louvre and having this place confirmed as a must-do by a Parisian colleague of mine, we were very excited to try Le Fumoir, but ultimately we were disappointed. The location is very convenient for most tourists who will find themselves in that area at least 4 times during their trip and also near a metro station. Based on photos I expected it to be a bit nicer in the library area..a little bit more intimate. Maybe our table was too large for just the two of us, but it wasn't exactly what I had expected. We sat down and were not given water, bread, or anything until about 30min in. The menus were surprisingly not the standard ones but prefixe which is how we ended up spending more while ending up with none of the dishes we saw online prior and were excited about. My appetizer was cold raw salmon covered in some kind of mustard-y dill sauce which may be someone's thing, but definitely wasn't mine. My date's scallops appetizer was good and thankfully he shared. My duck dish came in 2 rectangle strips and was very tough, though the glaze on top was delicious. My date's dish came with whipped turnips which I knew he wouldn't like but though I would like...nope. Neither of us did. The only reason I gave it 2 instead of 1 star was the wine was great and reasonably-priced and I had a lovely date to share it with. Otherwise this was the most expensive dinner of the trip and we would have preferred to spend that money elsewhere. Honestly, the prefixe menu was the problem and the fact that there was no indication that there would be one and no other food options. I think we were just too bummed about the food to properly appreciate the ambiance and have a good impression made.

We were 5 for dinner on a busy Saturday night without a reservation. The staff were friendly and helpful & found us a quiet table in the restaurant area. We all dined from the menu du jour €34 for entree/plat or plat/desert or €38 for all three courses. The food was lovely and the portions were a decent size. I had the chicken with tarragon & lemon butter for main. It had lots of flavour Friends had the risotto & fish dishes & were happy with their choices. I had the chocolate dish for dessert. It was rich but not too heavy & had some lovely chocolate ice cream on the side. We shared a couple of bottles of wine, which was a decent merlot at a reasonable price. They do have an excellent wine list. Knowing it's local to where I am staying is a huge bonus. Despite its proximity to the Louvre it doesn't charge silly tourist prices. I'd definitely recommend it to visitors & friends.

I always come here whenever I am in Paris. The restaurant is conveniently placed right beside the Rivoli metro station on the yellow line so it is very easy to get to. It is also near the Louvre and near the beginning of the wonderful St-Honoré de Faubourgh street. I also love the ambiance and the configuration of this restaurant. They have an EXCELLENT late night pre-fixed menu. The table d'hôte consists of an Amuse bouche, Entree, Main Meal and Desert for a great price. Every single time that I have gone, I have not been disappointed. Also, the wines are priced well too and you can taste a few, excellent wine selection. My favourites have been their vibrant green watercress soup and their risotto! Will be definitely going again when I am back in September. If you are not planning on eating late, then you should call in advance for reserved seating!

This is a great place to pop in for lunch! I really enjoyed my meal and the server was very nice as well. Lovely place to have a bite after exploring the louvre.

The food was very good and reasonable for Paris at 39 Euros for fixed price for three course dinner. The menu choices were limited being the only drawback. Went on a Saturday evening, 8 pm and still had a nice quite table.

Le Fumoir is where I ate the best mushroom risotto that I have, and probably ever will, taste. We got hungry while we were touring the area around the Louvre and came across Le Fumoir. Getting a table was not a problem and we were promptly seated. We went there during the summer, so a cold gazpacho, bread, and butter (mmm...French butter) was offered to us after we ordered. My favorite thing that we ordered was the mushroom risotto appetizer. It was creamy, earthy, and cheesy bliss. My second favorite dish was the cheese ravioli appetizer. The ravioli dough was so delicate, that they resembled a wonton wrapper. This place may have higher prices, but the food was what I can only describe as "silky" and it was worth every cent.

Uncomplicated menu mixed with chilled out vibe make this restaurant next to the back of the Louvre a great sundowner spot. Decent prices and ok service.

We went to Le Fumoir after our wine tasting which left us hungry for more! Nice atmosphere. Very busy place. Standard bistro fare at a good price. Great stop off after much walking. I had what seemed like a triple decker chicken sandwich that was simply delicious along with a bottle of Lussac St. Emillion. Great!

Excellent service, perfectly prepared dishes. Our favorite establishment after a day visiting The Louvre. The lamb was succulent and very flavorful.