Les Deux Abeilles

The service was good but very slow. Had to wait a very long time for my dessert. Tasted amazing though so it was worth the wait. Very pricey though. 11€ for a slice of pie.🥧

The place is Nice, but the service is poor. It's true that we only wanted to hydrate, so we didn't order food, however they took the table cloth (we remain the only table without it). I asked for a bigger glass for drinking water (they had a cca. 100 ml stemmed glasses) and they said they don't have a bigger glass, but my wife got a normal glass for soda. For us it was a bad experience in this place.

Amazing service! Great coffee and delicious cakes! I will come again for sure. They went out of their way to accommodate my non-milk requirements. I really appreciate that!

Cozy spot to have a hot tea on a cold day, with antique deco that gives the place a lot of charm. There are a few vegan options on the menu, but nothing really interesting (salad, vegetables) and some gluten free options too.They have a great assortment of homemade cakes, but nothing vegan unfortunately.The prices are pretty high, but I guess is what you can expect in Paris... The service is good, waiters were very friendly.

Amazing home cooking food, nice service, wonderful tea, since we arrived the lady was so polite, you feel welcome (I think is the owner), the quiche was heavenly delicious I think it was the best quiche I’ve ever had, my family loved the pasta, the jasmine tea was so tasty, the place is small and cozy.

5 stars for the unbelievably good cakes, they look maybe not that fancy and more granny—style but they are seriously to die for. 3 stars for the service - cold, unprofessional, arrogant And of course it’s really expensive because of the location, wish it’s located a bit less central and at least 15-20 percents cheaper

Good service. Chicken and avocado salads are very nice. Main dishes are quite specific. Desert and coffee are a bit pricey, but super nice! Try lemon pie (on the picture)!

This is the second time I have visited this restaurant and I strongly recommend it if you are visiting the Eiffel Tower. Very, very quaint. The food is simple but delicious. If you have a sweet tooth, watch out, you will be sorely temples. Very good quality-price. 100 € 3 people with main course and deserts and one beer each.

It's pricy otherwise great. This place is very French and they don't seem to cater to tourist. That's one reason i lives or experience. I was with my wife and our son. The tea was wonderful lose tea leaves and it came with a small filter for serving. 6€ but it was three full cups. Their dessert was very nice. I had a homemade cheesecake that want like any cheesecake in US or Canada. It was light flavored, fluff, and yellow colour with custard outside. I had an appetizer, Caviar d'Aubergine (eggplant spread) with toast that was amazing. My wife had the stuffed chicken breast and tried a piece, and we both loved it. Great experience overall.

Love it! They serve perfectly prepared tea and truly wonderful sweets in a bright and cheery atmosphere. I ordered a jasmine tea with a raspberry tart. The tea was at just the right temperature in the exactly correct cup for enjoyment. The tart was perfect -- flavorful, but not too sweet. My co-worker ordered his favorite Assam tea, which was brought at the correct temperature for that tea. Amazing, a place that cares. I will come back here again and again. Enjoy.

Nice and courteous, staff. The stuff chicken wrapped in prosciutto and stuffed with avocado sounded more interesting than it was. Thankfully they had a bunch of whipped avocado to wash it down with. Potatoes were peeled and cooked until tender, covered in a stone-ground mustard. The zucchini was over-cooked as were the beans which the latter two items didn't have much in the way of flavor. Their Apple done in a Tatin Style was very good. I only had their Calabria green tea that was served in a cast iron pot and was easily 4 cups worth. Price was fine. I'd say what I had was a rather average experience. Being so close to the Eiffel Tower I'm sure it could have been terrible. So...it's a good bet.

This place had just opened and was so creepily empty when we arrived starving on a cold January night that the maitre d' jokingly asked if we were lost. I was hoping for a homey bistro and that wasn't what this was. Until some other people came in to dine, the restaurant was silent, austere and tomb-like. I asked if they could put on music because it was SO quiet, and they said the only music would be if I sang. Since nobody wants to hear me sing, ever, I decided to clank my wineglass around a lot and attempt polite conversation with the hubs. Despite all this, we had a really phenomenal meal, because the food was SO good. We opted for the five-course chef's tasting menu, since we're terrible at decision-making and figure a French chef probably has a better idea of what we should be eating than we do. Highlights of our meal included a delicate poached white fish with interesting citrus notes (or, as I called it, "fancy whitefish salad"), a very good cut of beef in a rich, fruity sauce, and a wonderful palate cleanser of lemon ginger sorbet. The highlight was one of the most amazing foie gras I've ever tasted - it was smoked, so it had a wonderful rich smoky flavor unlike anything else I tasted on our trip (and I ate ALL the foie gras in Paris. All of it. If you go and there's none left, it's because I was there). Dessert was a deconstructed Tiramisu, which was both unusual and delicious. I had to fight myself not to lick the plate. This is definitely not the homey French bistro I was imagining, but if you want well-prepared, creative cuisine at a reasonable price near the Eiffel Tower, you may want to give this a shot.

A very pleasant lunch spot in tourist central. We stumbled upon the place while desperately searching for a cafe before boarding the RER C for Versailles. In a typical American (more so NY) fashion, we asked for things to go and were greeted with polite ( somewhat distasteful) rejections. At last we figured how could an extra hour possibly hurt you while you are on vacation?! The courtyard converted indoor dining room was lovely for a bright and sunny day. While surrounded with local professionals on their lunch breaks, I felt at ease enjoying the healthy (by parisian standard I guess) lunch. Thank god the menu was in English. The quiche was soft and full of richness from the eggs. I ventured out to order the spinach pudding with ham and cheese, which the waiter did a poor job translating. It turned out to be nothing in resemblance of puddings, but rather the fillings of a spinach pie without the crust. I can definitely see this as a weekend brunch spot for girlfriends if only I live in Paris.

Wonderful little cafe near the Tour de Eiffel serving a variety of dishes and delectable desserts. I went here with friends for lunch and had a fantastic quiche and lemon tart while sampling the lentil salad and carrot souffle off my friend's plate. Atmosphere is bright and cheery, a tea parlor that is very inviting. I would recommend seeking this out while in the area and I will go back!

I had a cafe americano and a slice of quiche for breakfast. The quiche was very good. I loved the atmosphere as it was quiet.

I visited this fine establishment three years ago and it touched me in ways I'll never forget. They say sugar is bad for you but how can it be so bad when it feels so good?

Fantastic pastries and mains, good service, lovely ambiance. We were in Paris for a day trip and did not make any reservations - we reached at about 11.30 am and still managed to get a table for 3, although we noticed that the wait staff had to turn away people when it neared the peak lunch hour. As we weren't very familiar with French food, we asked the waitress to recommend some items on the menu. The lemon tart, cheesecake, chicken salad and early grey tea were really yummy and we will certainly come back whenever we are in Paris.

Wonderful ladies who lunch spot.....I love the salads and easy lunch foods and always have their delicious hot lemonade with honey. Delicious and warming to the soul. I love eating a light lunch here with girlfriends while catching up on all the latest information in our lives.

The Best Hot Chocolate in Paris and probably in the world, there is no doubt about it! One of the things I miss the most about Paris!

Very good pies. Very cute setting. Also conveniently located between the Eiffel Tower/Musee du Quai Branley and Invalides.

Only .3 miles from the Eiffel Tower, a great little place with reasonably priced good food

We stumbled on this restaurant in a small side street when we were ravenously hungry before going to the Quai Branly Museum. It was perfect! We sat outside and the staff was very helpful and nice. Our quiches were delicious and I loved the side salad's dressing! We had a tasty lemon merengue pie (one of the best I've had). I'd definitely recommend this place!