Le Tire-Bouchon

We were spoilt for choice when walking around Montmartre but really wanted to have a typical French dinner. Then came across a cute little restaurant with a very friendly waiter. Turned out to be an excellent dinner experiece. Menu selection was small but they compensated by ensuring each dish served was well prepared! We had the Boeuf Bourguignon, Ravioles du Ryans, Duck Confit and Piece Boeuf. All our meals were excellent especially the Bouef Bourguinon and Piece Boeuf. Will definitely recommend this restaurant to our friends!

Food was average. Singer was fantastic. Service was good. Montemarte is crowded. Cool setting. Go to steps after dinner.

Disappointed that they no longer have the love letters and notes on the wall, that was the main reason I went. But the crepe and hot chocolate were both nice.

Stopped in to see the love letters and was so charmed. The waiter was really lovely and gave paper to write a letter on, so happy places like this exist in the world- dedicated to love

Salty crepes weren't good :( and the onion soup was good but I just saw them microwave it haha meh! Just another meal, nothing special; I ordered two crepes, soup and wine and paid $30 Euros.

Creperia/bar muito agradável, decoração super criativa e serviço ótimo. —- Edit: I really loved this place until today (11/2018). The crepes are still delicious. However the staff changed. I asked for tap water and the waiter didn’t bring it to us. I asked again a couple of times, the last one he made an impolite comment ("elle me fait chier"), when he brought the bottle the comment was "you persevere” and one of the glasses and the bottle were dirty. So bad about that way of clients treatment, that place was awesome before...

Good place to have a nice rest,we took the fix menu for 15.9 euro with a savoury crepe ,a sweet one and a drink and was excellent.

Amazing place! Definitely worth stopping in and ordering drinks or food. Also, the waiter that was there is cute and did a great job.

We had dinner reservations at a Japonais/Peruvian restaurant and had 2 hours to kill so we decided to take the bus up to Montmartre to hopefully watch the sunset and also get a bird's eye view of the city. Le-Tire Bouchon was a place where we could dine Al fresco and yet, not sit too close to others so we decided to try their HH. I tried the Kit Chardonnay with Assiete de fromages (cheese plate with 3). Did not expect this place to rank high on our list as expected but it was a good spot for people watching.

Great stop at the top of our journey. I love finding restaurants in the middle of nowhere. In France, French onion soup is just called onion soup . Definitely a welcomed warm meal after freezing our butts off on the walk up. First time trying forest escargot and it was actually satisfying. Soup was bomb.

BEST AVOIDED, THERE ARE FAR BETTER PLACES IN PARIS. My wife and myself stopped off late afternoon, for a quick coffee whilst site-seeing. e ordered two coffee's and asked for a carafe of water, sadly it was 16 Euro's, 'A COMPLETE RIP OFF'. The water was disgusting as the carafe has god knows what stuff floating in it, and we refused to drink it.....YES, it was so BAD that is was pointless even telling the young waiter (very casually dressed), who was literally stood across from us, smoking most of the the time and leering at ALL the girls/women walking past. It's a shame as most of the bar/restaurant/cafe (food & drink) establishments are exemplary and fairly priced. Shame I didn't take a picture......!!!

The tale of two employees, one miserable the other happy at his job. I was wandering around Montmartre in search of a sweet and saw this quaint shop and walked in to order a crepe. Thereupon I met the first employee who never acknowledged my presence in a room not much larger than a water closet. I stood there for a minute or two while he prepared some drinks looking as though he did not have the demeanor to be working this particular day. He never once even made eye contact, and seemed very annoyed that I would even ask to be served. He blurted something out as if I were being unreasonable. About a minute later, the crepe maker returned. I had not any hint that he was missing. He returned and happily took my order. The crepe was well made, although I was hoping for actual fruit and not preserves. Would I return. Probably not since my initial reception was hostile.

This was such a cute creperie! Just steps from the Sacred Heart Cathedral, so we stopped by after we walked through the cathedral and before we made our way back home. It's a very small space, but as soon as you walk in the door, the crepe station is right there so you can watch the magic happen! There's also a musician that plays sometimes. I had a savory crepe with ham, cheese, and an egg. My guest had a Grand Marnier crepe. Both were delicious, though I wish the white on my wth was not so runny. I don't mind runny yolk, but I like my egg white cooked through. Overall, I love this place and recommend it if you're in the area.

It's right in the middle of the Montmartre tourist streets and hard to miss, but they make no attempt at luring you in with an "auhentic Parisian ambience" or a pretty facade. The walls outside are peeling and the walls and ceilings inside are absolutely covered in notes, photos and drawings that have been stapled in place by visitors. The feel is grungy and cozy. They sadly don't serve galette, but their savoury crêpes are still very tasty. These are not subtle taste experiences, they're heavy on the cheese and heavy on the ham, and they hit the spot. We did not try the sweet ones this time around, sadly. The main issue is that it can be quite a wait to get service, but hanging out in a charming street in Montmartre and people-watching kept me occupied so I didn't mind too much. Recommended!

When we went to Montmartre and come close to this place, our men were drawn in by the smell alone! They were completely convinst that this was the place to go for a yummy lunch. And boy were they right! They offer menu's from +-9euro to about +-13 euro. They have salt crêpes and sweet crêpes and amazing onionsoup. The salt crêpe with cheese, egg and ham, had my name written on it! And I was not disappointed, not one bit. And the super fun part is that you see them make your crêpe right in front of you. No funny business, just straight to the point good food! The decoration, is just amazing! Every single piece of the wall and ceiling are covered in little papers, cards, pictures and drawings, made by visitors. It goes all the way up to the lavatories upstairs (these are the bare minimum, but who cares when the food is amazing and the vibe is super cosy!). I adored it here and if we were to go back there, it would definitly be on the "to do list"! Keep it up guys!

IF this restaurant was a person it would say, "whatever". The inside is interestingly decorated with bank notes, pictures, letters from around the world. I heard from the other review that Anthony Bourdain featured this some time ago. Truth be told, the crepes taste like crepes from everywhere else. I just love the quirkiness of this joint we had stumbled upon on the way up the Sacre Coeur.

Crepes as seen on Anthony Bordain...delightfully rich. Nutella is great on everything!

It's almost 10pm on a Sunday and I feel as if we are in the best movie ever... it's open until 2am and it appears the later the better. Maybe it's touristy during the day but right now this is one of the best experiences and the crepes were delicious!

Great little place! Funky ambiance with live piano music and personal notes/drawings/currency stapled to the walls. Tire Bouchon is in the midst of touristy Montmartre, but once you are inside it feels a bit more authentic than the big outdoor cafes a block away (where the view is of the new Starbucks). Loved the savory crepes, and the reasonably priced bottle of red.

The crepes were excellent. That is all they have. Indoor seating was sub-par and street seating was on a nasty hill. In the end, you are here for the crepes...go!

We stopped at this little crepe shop after visiting the sacre coeur one afternoon. While I would agree with the other reviewers that this is a relatively touristy spot, these crepes were really pretty good! It is certainly less touristy than the packed square of vendors and restaurants up the street, all of which have almost the exact same menus as each other. We took our crepes to go and ate on a nearby bench, which i would recommend due to the lack of space inside the shop. For a grab and go meal I'd say this was pretty good quality!