Miznon

Excellent food, great value, and incredibly satisfying. We had the stuffed cabbage pita and the lamb kebab pita, and both were outstanding. The pita was soft and pillowy, and the fillings were juicy, bold, and perfectly balanced. The stuffed cabbage was especially memorable, rich and comforting with real depth, while the lamb kebab was savory, well-seasoned, and cooked just right. We also ordered the roasted sweet potato, which was simple and delicious, and paired beautifully with tahini. It was an easy add-on that rounded out the meal perfectly. The food may not be the most photogenic, and photos don’t really do it justice, but what it lacks in looks it more than makes up for in flavor. These are hearty, crave-worthy dishes that deliver where it counts. The service was excellent, friendly, and efficient. The food came out quickly, and tables were cleared and cleaned promptly. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and portions, especially for Paris. If it’s your first time, order at the counter and then grab a table. Absolutely worth it.

A great spot for authentic middle eastern street food. The place has a lively atmosphere and is usually quite busy, which just adds to the authenticity. And once you find a place to sit, the food is brought right to your table. Rich, delicious and a very satisfying experience. The fresh-baked pitas are by far the highlight: stuffed with juicy well-seasoned meat with creamy tahina and fresh veggies, plus a proper spicy kick that is just right! Overall bold flavors, friendly service, and a genuinely authentic vibe. Definitely worth a visit!

Outstanding food and Suoer friendly service! The host walked us through all the options very generously despite the high time. This restaurant has the classics but specializes in grilled stuff - grilled cauliflower, grilled artichoke, grilled eggplant! All very good. The pita bread is maybe one of the best we’ve ever had. Highly recommend

We visited Miznon years ago and were impressed with the food. We have tried other joints in the Mare neighborhood but none are as good as Miznon. A cozy casual dining with great selection of delicious vegetable dishes. The green beans and cauliflower is my favorite. We also tried the fish and chips. It was full of flavor and delicious. Looking forward to my next visit.

Great little pocket sandwiches with creative ingredients on a thin bread. We especially enjoyed the golden ratatouille, perfect with a glass of wine. They have a counter for ordering and a few seats in the front room as well as several more tables in a back room. Their extensive menu had beef, chicken, and veggie options. Looking forward to trying more options!

Love the food, efficiency, and space. Have come back time and time again. However, a little too much tahini in all of the dishes. High: Ratatouille is amazing and star of the show. Sweet potato also very good Low: The chicken salad is incredibly dry and the “salad” is just a bowl of this dry chicken. Would like some more variety of flavors in between each dish that distinguishes them more, and what is missing is hummus in the dishes instead of tahini in nearly everything

Came here for lunch with a group of friends. The place has a lively, casual vibe and is clearly popular—so popular, in fact, that getting a table can be a bit of a challenge. They don’t take reservations, which adds to the wait-time stress, and unfortunately, some guests don’t hesitate to skip the line and claim tables as soon as one opens up. Definitely a bit chaotic at peak hours, so patience (and maybe a little assertiveness) is key. Once seated, the service was efficient—orders were taken quickly and the food started arriving dish by dish, which worked fine for our group. The standout for me was the vegetarian selection: the roasted cauliflower, artichokes, and green beans were all incredibly flavorful and well-seasoned—simple ingredients but done right. The lamb kebab was also a hit, served tucked inside warm bread with a nice balance of spice and tenderness. I also tried one of their Israeli beers, which surprisingly reminded me of Anker, a beer from Indonesia—light, crisp, and nostalgic in a way I didn’t expect. Overall, a fun spot for casual dining with bold flavors. I'd definitely come back, especially for the veggie dishes.

My favorite restaurant in Paris, the food is delicious with great atmosphere and service. Had to make sure to go earlier after the first time there was a line that extends outside. Definitely looking forward to going here again on my next visit to Paris.