Le Petit Châtelet

Had an amazing dinner with my coworkers here. The food was incredible and fresh. I loved the variety of the menu as well as the delicious wine. The appetizers and entrees all sounded so delicious, I had a tough time choosing, but I loved my mushrooms, and the lamb was Tender and delicious. Save room for dessert, because all the options are sinfully delightful but definitely worth ordering. I would highly recommend and can’t wait to visit again.

We enjoyed a great dinner here on the first night. Make reservations since it gets busy. The menu is on the chalkboard and can change quickly. Get some of the food that is cooked on the open fire right in front of your eyes. Also, the desserts are huge and delicious! Very worth the money!

Excellent service and food. We totally enjoyed the escargot soup, mushroom, beef, veal, crepe with chocolate. It has a lovely wood fire oven and we were served warm bread. The lunch set was Great value for money.

Le Petit Châtelet provides a great dining experience. The diverse menu provides many excellent choices and the few that my wife and I tried were all excellent. A cute romantic spot in Paris with excellent service, reasonable wine, and lots of charm.

Good restaurant near to the Notre Dame cathedral. Very gentle waiters and tasty traditional food. Good choice of typical French recipes. Good ratio quality/price, come here and enjoy your meal!!!!

The food and service were both excellent. The menu is in French, though they do have a sort of English menu showing examples of dishes they might have on a given day. They will also go through that day's chalk menu with you to explain what each dish is. I heard them speaking French, Italian, and English, and even a little Spanish, in case any of those languages help you out. This restaurant has a wood burning oven, and my husband got the skewered lamb that was cooked on that oven - delicious! I had the scallops, which were good, but scallops are so expensive everywhere now, so the portion was small. Dessert was the most delectable part for me. I had the poached pear with violet ice cream. France sure does seem to do floral flavors and pears right, and never was this aptitude better on display than here. It's always risky to eat at a restaurant in a touristy area, but this family-owned restaurant seems like the real deal. If you want good French food, give this a try. I think you will like it.

Excellent food, warm hospitality. The vegetable ont wh stove and the tasty sea bass. The wine craft is nice and delicious deserts. This restaurant is a perfect choice.

The main courses (duck and salmon) were good and worth the money, the wine by glass was also good. We were disappointed with the deserts though. Creme brûlée from Lidl that cost no more than 2€, they sell it there for 8.50€. The profiteroles were also some frozen stuff from the supermarket, tasteless and with cheap ice cream. It looks good on the photo, but has no good taste. Please offer only one or two deserts, but to be home made.

Great experience! Just steps away from Notre Dame. We wanted an authentic dining experience. The food was outstanding and the service was great! When we arrived the first server's English wasn't great so they switched us for someone else who could help us with the menu. Too thumbs up!

The rib eye was a big portion but not as tender as i expected it to be... the sea bass and duck confit were sooo good

Came here for my birthday and had an excellent time. I was a little worried eating out with our 2-year-old and 5-year-old, but the staff at Le Petit Châtelet were very helpful and accommodating. It's a very cozy restaurant with a big fire going in the back where they grill the steaks. We started with the petit chèvre tart, which was savory and delicious. My husband ordered the fire grilled steak, I ordered the duck confit, we got the chicken breast for our kids to share. The duck confit ended up being the hit of the night. Our kids ended up eating most of mine. The chicken was dry and not very flavorful. Our server recommended a chateuneuf du pape to pair with dinner and it was the perfect compliment. I don't remember what we got for dessert but it was fabulous.

Le Petit Châtelet is a hidden gem in Paris located a stones throw from the Cathedral Notre Dame. This restaurant is a must visit when visiting the city of Love. The wait staff is by far hands down the best we experienced in Paris. The food is amazing, the ambiance is everything you pictures a Paris trip meal being before you come. Miss this gem at your own risk.

Nice cozy restaurant not meant for big parties. The staff were very friendly. Every dish we ordered was delicious. The only ding is the proteins both lamb and ribeye were cooked unevenly. Some parts were more chewy than others but the flavor was nonetheless excellent. Highly recommended.

At the recommendation of management at Hotel Notre Dame, we stopped by for dinner on our first night in Paris. As starters, we had the escargot and beef tartare with potatoes and salad. Very generous portions, so generous that we ended up cancelling our main entrees, as it would have been too much food. The escargot was served very differently: in a broth or soup with mushrooms and a puff pastry on top. I loved it; boyfriend wanted traditional escargot with the herb butter. I thought the beef tartare was excellent, but boyfriend was looking for something more traditional. We shared a nice bottle of French red wine, and had the dessert, which was cheese with a tart fruit sauce on top of it and fresh mint. A colorful presentation, but neither of us liked the dessert very much - too tart. Not terrible, just different. The servers were friendly and charming while accommodating our insufficient amount of French speaking skills. Solid bistro food adjacent to Hotel Notre Dame.

Lovely bistro across from Notre Dame. It remains on my list of recommendations to friends traveling to Paris and have eaten there 3 times on our last 2 trips to Paris. Great food and great ambiance! Outdoor seating as well as indoor. I'd recommend a reservation... especially if you want to eat inside in the charming, old Paris atmosphere of the first floor front! Service is fabulous as well!

We were out looking for dinner and happened to find this beautiful hidden gem. Our food was phenomenal. The house made foil gras was so smooth and flavorful, probably the best we have had. The steak was beautiful cooked and very well seasoned. It was being cooked in a little fireplace in the dining room area. Such a nice little touch. Sea bass and scallop was perfectly goes well with the butter sauce. Staffs are extremely nice and helpful especially with the language barrier. Definitely will be back for another round before going back home.

This tiny place near Notre Dame and Shakespeare and Co felt a bit touristy for me. Location, obviously makes it a spot. It's an amazing old building and the dining rooms are lovely if not cramped AF. The food was good enough, not great. But I enjoyed our lunch and the service was sweet.

My in-laws recommended we come here for dinner. If you ever wanted to experience eating leisurely out on the street while watching people stroll by this is the perfect place. It gets crowded very fast. We got there just as they started dinner service. They close after 2:30PM and open for dinner at 7PM. We got there right at 6:59 and people were already being seated. We managed to snag a table and a black board menu was placed right to the side of us as well as two laminated menus. They have a prefix menu that was perfect for me. Appetizer, entree and dessert for a reasonable price. You can pick any appetizer off the menu but you only get the choice of the entrees that were starred. So I got the pork but I really wanted the Duck confit. My husband who didn't want a lot of food so opted to just get an entree graciously ordered the duck for me and took my pork. We split the appetizer which was prosciutto and melon. The melon was juicy and sweet which went very well with the salty meat. We also split the crepes with grand mariner which was lit on fire. It was sweet and the alcohol was very strong. My husband enjoyed his pork medallions. The sauce on it was great. My duck confit was delicious. Tender, well seasoned, and the sauce was so good that I made sure I used the bread to sop up any remainder. The complementary bread was crust on the outside and chewy on the inside. The house white wine was pretty good, very dry. Props to the waiters too. He spoke French but as soon as he saw we didn't he spoke English with a British accent. Another waiter took over later and he also spoke perfect English and apparently has traveled all over including New York. Everything was great just be aware that time passes differently for meals. They are super slow with presenting the check. Even after asking we waited a while, it's like they don't want us to leave. It's typical for meals to last over an hour and half. Plan accordingly.

There are a lot of bistros in this area. If you are by Notre Dame you should absolutely come! Classic French bistro menu that is across the street from Notre dame. The food is incredible, it will not disappoint!

This small gem was recommended by a fellow travel friend for a place to enjoy a wonderful French dinner nearby to Notre Dame and located close enough to enjoy many other things within walking distance. We had the hotel call and make us a reservation which didn't appear to be required but our table was ready and waiting inside on the downstairs level by the fireplace. It's very quaint and crowded but the upstairs room, seen when I went to the restroom, is much more spacious and has a few tables by windows overlooking the cathedral. Notre Dame is still undergoing massive renovations and is not open but the nearby streets and cafes are all thriving and back to life. Our server was a Native American speaker probably there on summer holiday. He was a little bit of a smarta$$ but we made it work. He didn't offer much unless asked about what the menu items were in French but their menu in the back had a list of common items in English to make it easier. We went with the roasted goat cheese salad and crawfish salad to start. Both were wonderful. My fiancee got the seabass and scallops entree while I chose the special of the night, rabbit. Both were good but mine was tender and juicy and absolutely delicious. Not something I'm prone to order normally, but I'm glad I did. They have a large dessert selection and we went with the server's recommendation of Tiramisu which was very good. They also had creme brûlée and gelato and sorbets. Food was served with crispy bread cooked right in front of us on their open fire pit. It's charming and was delicious. Would absolutely visit again next time I'm in Paris.

The vibe is hip bistro w/ live music and bustling foot traffic! 4.75 Stars out of 5! Ms. Odile, resembling a young Catherine Deneuve, warmly greeted us! She created an area for us by adjoining two tables and deployed a wall to stop the wind! (It was built in and ready to go! Haha!) Ms. Lou took our order! She had the vibe of a young Rosie McGowan. She was quite attentive! Deftly changing out the utensils to reflect the dishes! Beaucoup de jolie femmes à Paris! The Sea Bass & Scallops was divine! Thanks for recommending the dish, Ms. Odile! It was a truly a duo of delish! The cream sauce! The cream sauce was great on bread! But the Filet Mignon was perfectly Well-Done; not Medium Rare as ordered. Ergo, 4.75/5 stars! However, it was still deliciously satisfying! Layered potatoes were fab. Delicious! Just love biting down on steak! The Breaded Chicken Breast was fabulous! It was moist and flavorful! The rice was excellent! And what meal is complete without caffeine replenishment! Deliciously refreshing Coca Cola offering 594 kJ of energy. Ms. Odile took our order for dessert! And Maxim delivered the Crepes Grand Marnier & Profiteroles w/ Ice Cream! Perfect way to end a fab meal! Would order everything again! Woohoo!

Have been three times each spread out by 3-4 years and every time it has been fantastic. My mother-in-law is a really picky eater of French 'brasserie style' food so the seemingly home style cooking of Petit Chatelet is always a godsend. It's also a really cozy place to spend a few hours eating lunch (we have always eaten inside because of the crowds swarming around its next door neighbor Shakespeare & Co though the outside dining offers a great view of Notre Dame). We've enjoyed a ton of things there but standouts include the goat cheese tarte, the super tender beef cheeks and the olive oil poached salmon. One draw back is that it is quite pricey for a lunch but the quality is very high so I guess it's a trade off.

Such a cute experience. They had a unique dessert with the purple ice cream and pear. Long live Genovia. Princess treatment fr.

The food and service were both excellent. The menu is in French, though they do have a sort of English menu showing examples of dishes they might have on a given day. They will also go through that day's chalk menu with you to explain what each dish is. I heard them speaking French, Italian, and English, and even a little Spanish, in case any of those languages help you out. This restaurant has a wood burning oven, and my husband got the skewered lamb that was cooked on that oven - delicious! I had the scallops, which were good, but scallops are so expensive everywhere now, so the portion was small. Dessert was the most delectable part for me. I had the poached pear with violet ice cream. France sure does seem to do floral flavors and pears right, and never was this aptitude better on display than here. It's always risky to eat at a restaurant in a touristy area, but this family-owned restaurant seems like the real deal. If you want good French food, give this a try. I think you will like it.

Wife and I dined at Le Petit Chatelet on 10/22/24. We each had the sautéed. Mushroom appetizer and the veal main course. We both agreed it was our best meal during our 4 day stay in Paris. Veal was tender and delicious with an excellent sauce. Mushrooms were sautéed perfectly. House white was also excellent. Unfortunately, we can't recall the name of our delightful waitress. She patiently answered our questions and translated the menu. Her service was first rate. We highly recommend this great little restaurant across the Seine from the Cathedral de Notre Dame. Ask to be seated on the second floor in front of one of the windows facing the river. You will not be disappointed.

this was my first meal on my trip to Paris and it was excellent! the service was great, the waitress was very patient with my family as we debated back & forth whether we should try our first foie gras and she assured us that this restaurant had the best so we had to try it! it was definitely super unique but I really enjoyed it! the ribeye & chicken were both spectacular. we loved this place so much we almost came a second time!

Excellent food and value! Made reservations about a month out because places like this fill up and you will get turned away...it is what it is. Service staff friendly and work very hard to make your dinner enjoyable. Will definitely do again when we return to Paris.

Le Petit Châtelet is located directly next to Shakespeare and Company, and across the Seine from Notre Dame. A wood-burning oven (which is not just for aesthetics, they actually cook food in there!) sits in one corner of the tiny dining room. Of all the restaurants where we dined this past week, the tables here are the closest together--they are literally touching, and the staff needs to pull each table out completely so someone can sit on the booth side. Cozy would be a word to describe the ambiance, between the fire, proximity to your neighbors, and warmth of service. Upstairs is another small dining room, in addition to the bathrooms. The food at Le Petit Châtelet is outstanding! My mom and I shared an appetizer of mushrooms with garlic, which were super garlicky and simply fabulous. We also enjoyed some of the house rosé wine with our meal. My sea bass and scallops were incredible. Both the fish and scallops were perfectly cooked, with a melange of vegetables beneath including zucchini, mushrooms, bell peppers, leeks and more. The cream sauce must have been made with magic cream because it seriously didn't taste heavy at all. I practically licked my plate clean. Mom's chicken was the last one of the night and absolutely excellent. The perfectly cooked statler chicken breast was pre-sliced by the kitchen staff, and served with a crazy flavorful jus, nicely seasoned with a deep, meaty flavor. It was accompanied by a beautifully prepared rice. Together it was simply magic. Since it was our last night in Paris, we went all out and ordered dessert as well. The profiteroles were excellent, filled with beautiful vanilla bean ice cream. Supremely delicious! This was truly a memorable experience for us, between the excellent food, wonderful atmosphere, and warm service. I will most definitely return during a future visit to Paris (fingers crossed!). It was a culinary highlight, and a great finish to our week in Paris.

Nice quaint restaurant. This was the best food we had in Paris. Im not saying this place is great, but we made to a lot of restaurants with similar menus that cost $5-10 more per dish and still were not as good as Le Petit. Menus are in french but servers try to help with english.

A cozy setting, friendly service, and an expansive menu including insanely delicious sautéed mushrooms. Highly recommended!

Coquilles Saint-Jasques is excellent. Other items offered are so appealing. Service is done very well and personable. Promotion of other items on the menu is easy to understand and discuss. Atmosphere is comfortable and clean feeling. No absurd advertising or promotions. Will go back in a second. Pricing is competitive and allows one to order by desire rather than pocket book. Loved my experience there. Will certainly come back again the next time in Paris.

My cousins and I had a lovely meal at Le Petit Chatelet on our first day in Paris- the location is right by Notre Dame Cathedral. I saw creme brulee on the menu so chose to go with a smaller appetizer as my entree. I selected the goat cheese tart (which also included a little salad) and it was delicious. The meal portions here were quite large, and my cousins struggled to finish their full entrees. In addition to the entrees, we split a bottle of rose and it was delicious. Our server here was very friendly, and provided some nice tips to us as tourists in his city which was lovely. The bathrooms were up a couple of small flights of stairs- definitely not accessible for everyone- which I found to be a common challenge in Paris. I did end up getting the creme brulee- here it came with two small containers of it and each had a fruit jam in the bottom which was delicious and refreshing I would love to come back here if I was back in Paris.

Here is the 3-1-1: Food: A Parisian brassiere near Notre Dame this is a very classic and tasty go to establishment. The menu has many options as well as their daily specials on the board and the open wood burning oven in the dining area is a nice touch as the toasted bread is always warm as it comes to your table. Started off with the Foie Gras terrine which was accompanied with a marmalade and slices of toasted baguette; excellent flavor and not super rich. For the entrees the filet of beef cooked medium rare with a wine reduction paired with a gratin and mixed vegetables was a hearty dish; the Atlantic salmon with a medley of vegetables sauté in olive oil was very light but packed a punch in flavor. Service: Excellent service as the staff provide guidance in translating the menu but it does help to know some French to get through the menu. Friendly and very attentive. Ambiance: You feel like you are in someone's home and though it may look small there is an upstairs that has additional seating and a large bathroom.

Everything and more we had hoped. Good food, very nice servers, and lots to look at. Thank you Anton - best luck with your music ventures.

Food was good. Next to Shakespeare and Company. The street had extra security there shooing away the people who were asking you to sign petitions. We had Coquille St. Jacque, one of my favorite dishes, and they did it justice! Sooooo Good. Service was nice, shaded on a hot day, bathrooms a crawl, but clean and tidy. We would go back again to further see what was good on the menu.

I always feel a little divided on writing a review based only on a group dining experience - it's not necessarily the best way to experience what a restaurant has to offer, especially if not given any choices in the menu. As of right now I'd probably rate them more of a 2.5 than 3, but I'm giving a benefit of the doubt for the situation. So I was here with a group of 20+ people, we took up the entire upstairs dining area - and that upstairs dining area was probably the bulk of what made the experience less than wonderful for me. It was an extremely hot day, and that room basically felt like we were sitting in an oven with no air flow unless you were one of the fortunate few seated by the windows. I was uncomfortable from the moment we sat down and it seemed like they were very stingy with handing out ice for our lukewarm water - and not very chilled white wine. The first course was quite good - a salad of shaved zucchini, fennel and seafood in a delicate dressing. I might have enjoyed the second course of salmon and vegetables more if I wasn't so overheated already, but I did find it a bit oily and heavy for my tastes. Also, way too rich for me to eat in suffocating conditions. Dessert was a bit odd - each of us were served TWO creme brulees, one with berries and one with mangoes. Not sure why the excess as both were good but too much to enjoy (I would have greatly preferred a cold dessert or at least a little cream or berries and ONE brulees). While the group was lingering at this point, I had to run out as I truly felt ill from the heat and stifling conditions. I would like to come back here some other time on my own, as the downstairs looked very charming and I don't feel like I had the best chance to sample this restaurant's menu (so perhaps, consider this review a warning/caveat for anyone looking to book a group dinner here, especially during the summertime.)

Have dined here twice on two separate visits to Paris. Chicken, game and steaks on the indoor grill are delicious. Lots of ambience, nice service, excellent house wines and plenty of people watching make this a favorite. Make a reservation- you won't be disappointed

Probably one of the most simple yet wonderful meals I've ever had in my life. I tell anyone I know who is traveling to Paris that they must come to this restaurant, no matter what. It was a fluke that my party was able to be sat right when they opened for dinner. We didn't think to make a reservation, but everyone coming in behind us had made one. I won't make that mistake or take that risk next time!

Wonderful experience. We walked in this place after passing by many a crowded eatery among the many narrow cobblestone paths. It was cold and damp, and yet we had a seat at the small table for two in the middle of the restaurant, at around 7:30pm. The service was kind and patient! I always feel a little deficient when I don't speak the native language, but everyone here was friendly towards us - the waitress flipped a chalkboard menu on a chair close to us to bring it closer to us for our perusal, while also giving us a menu that already had English translations. The head waiter came over and explained that there were items on the board not on the menu and went through them one by one, some items he paused to explain a little more. We went for the veal kidney (I love offal!) and my husband the fish - I went for the set menu that included an appetizer and dessert; the appetizer was rabbit pate, three thick slices on a fresh salad, delicious. Carafe of house rose, good and floral and dry. The kidney was cooked to order (head waiter suggested Medium after he learned that I like steak rare) and really toothsome and strong tasting, something I really enjoy. I definitely felt the country french charm in each bite, swathed in sauce and the herbed mashed potatoes so fragrant. Behind me, the fire crackles as it torches another client's steak. Husband sees a tall pastry covered cup and learned it was the escargot and couldn't help but get it! It was creamy and fragrant, steam piping up from the hole he prodded in the flaky pastry. The meal was unhurried and wholesome, we felt really at home and cozy with the fire. There is additional seating upstairs as well. Walking distance from Notre Dame and some nice people watching as you stroll in Paris in the evening. Wonderful!

We were here 24 years ago The food is excellent and worth the wait. Next time we will come here Wright when we arrive in Paris

Such a cozy restaurant right across from Notre Dame! We did not have a reservation on a Sunday night and were lucky to get in (2 of us). The lower level is rather small and an equal sized room is upstairs. There is a fire that they cook over in the lower level. The ambiance of this place was great! They had a 3-course meal deal but we decided to order 3 courses that were not included. We started by spliting a bottle of wine. Next we both ordered salads. My salad was delicious! I could not get enough of it! I ordered the sea bass and scallops for my main entree. It was just as good as the salad. To seal the dinner, I ordered the creme brulee. It came out as two dishes, one mango and the other strawberry. Yummy! So glad we found this place and they had a table available! Overall, the two of us spent around 89 Euros. This had the best bathrooms I used in Paris (besides my hotel). This is a huge plus in my book!

Napkins are extra if you don't order a meal . Food was delicious but we just had a snack and no napkins.

What started as a bumpy introduction ended being a wonderful dinner experience at this quaint restaurant next to my favorite Bookstore, Shakespeare & Co. and overlooking Notre Dame. It is a lively area and we wanted to sit outside of course. Paris and outdoor cafes are one of the most Parisian things to do! The general manager was hesitant to serve us outside saying it was too cold and rainy but truly it was perfect for us. The mood was magical. Especially after the lovely French wine. It all worked out and we enjoyed a great dinner with friendly service from the multiple waiters that attended to us. We had a delicious homemade Foie Gras and an amazing creme brûlée. The inside is cozy as well with earthy wood tones and rustic feel. It is on my list to visit when I go back to Paris

We came here for lunch after gawking at Notre Dame like good tourists should. It's in a touristy area but we found it to be reasonably priced with good quality cooking. We had the beef fillet and seabass with scallops. The beef was okay - I should have opted for the more expensive ribeye steak. I think the issue is with beef quality and not cook skill. It was seasoned well and cooked to the right medium-rare level, it just didn't quite hit the sweet spot for me. The stack of potatoes that came with the beef was spectacular, however. The seabass and scallops was cooked perfectly. Tasty, excellent freshness, great texture. Yum! It may seem that I was not satisfied with the beef but we were very happy with our meal. I am a picky beef eater so I won't fault this restaurant for not meeting my high standards on a 20 euro steak. I would definitely return and try a different cut.

Cute little restaurant near Notre Dame. We were the first ones there and snagged a table outside. Great view for people watching as it's near the Latin Quarter and Notre Dame. We got a bottle of house red wine. We started with the escargot which was served under a puffy pastry shell with mushroom sauce. So amazing. I was sopping up the sauce with bread after the escargot was gone. I then decided to be adventurous and tried the duck with caramel sauce. Sounds gross but somehow it worked perfectly. The sweet sauce was a nice compliment to the duck. We ended our meal with an ice cream topped crepe. Traditional French meal, can't go wrong!

Do NOT eat here. Had to wait hours just to be seated. Then the proceed to cook my steak rare when I asked for medium well. These people do NOT know how to season or sauté a steak to save their life. Terrible service, forgot our drinks.

We loved this wonderful carved out restaurant in the Latin Quarter. Our party of eight sampled 8 different Entrees with 5 different starters and 8 different deserts. The highlights for the starters would be the Escargot and the pesto tart. for Entrees the Lamb Skewer, Duck and they made a wonderful vegetarian plate for my wife. Desert were very good with the poached pear and Violet ice cream be tops in my book. Typical french dinner long and delicious. Service was also really awesome. Prices are very reasonable. It will be part of our travel stop when we return.

Delicious!! We both had the escargot appetizer and beef fillet and they were both incredible. My husband had the apple tart for dessert and I had the creme brûlée duo. Best creme brûlée I've ever had. There was a fruit purée at the bottom of each one, peach and strawberry I think... so good!! It's a very small restaurant so I would definitely recommend making a reservation as I saw many people who didn't have one being turned away. Just be aware it's very tight quarters so you'll basically be dining with the people next to you. The walls are lined with booth seats and the tables all butt up next to each other so that they have to slide the table out to let the booth side get up. If you're uncomfortable with tight spaces, maybe skip it!

This place was fantastic and had a fun and energetic wait staff! There wasn't the tradition rude service you have to endure when coming to Paris. The staff was extremely knowledgeable, helped with explaining the entire menu and made it a very memorable experience. The food was top notch! I had the escargot to start - the flakey crust and savory sauce that made that dish was incredible! A must try. Also had the Rib-Eye that was cooked to perfection and then ended the night with delicious crepes with vanilla glacé. I will return no problem, highly recommend. :)

Very pleasantly surprised by the food, service and atmosphere. Walking distance to Norte Dame cathedral. Very small dining area with tables close together. Arrive early or make a reservation to get a table. Open wood fireplace used for cooking meat, giving excellent grilled flavor. Large chalkboard menu with daily selections brought to your table. Good selection of meat, poultry and fish dishes. Food was excellent. Presentation and taste was exceptional. Highly recommend while is Paris.

Tiny little place but amazing food!! You won't go wrong with anything on the menu!! We stayed for hours and had a wonderful experience.

Great food in a very popular part of town. It would be easy to throw some crappy food together to feed the tourists who aren't coming back, but they actually do a pretty good job. Try them!

We both ordered steak (filet and rib eye) and watched it being cooked over an open fire at the back of the restaurant. Both of our steaks were cooked perfectly and the sides were delicious. We enjoyed our meals with the very good house red!

Came here with a reservation based on reviews from Yelp.. although I'm was a bit concerned as the location would suggest a tourist trap. Food was excellent. We had several appetizers and main dishes and they were all excellent. We had the sea bass and scallops, the escargot dish and a chicken dish.. not one disappointment among the lot. Also has a glass of the house Chardonnay by the glass which was the only let down. Service was pleasant.

Wonderful place, excellent service and delicious food, 9 in our group we all got different items. Everyone was very happy with their meal!

I don't understand how anyone could give this place anything above one star. This place is DISGUSTING!! The food is literally microwave food. I went and had a peek at the kitchen and they aren't doing anything in there. The five plates of food we ordered came within five minutes of ordering. Like what?! Omg the frog legs were disgusting too. Please do not go here. The reviews are fake and is truly not 4.5 stars (1800 reviews). Such a scam...

My favorite restaurant we visited while in Paris. My girlfriend and I came back twice during our 5 day stay. Great service, friendly people who are patient, but fast and efficient. The greatest escargots I've ever tasted, and left nothing but good memories with my girlfriend and I.