Pizza Chic

-I’ve been going here since I was a child and I have always been obsessed with this place. -As a local, I can proudly say that I truly believe this is the best pizza in Paris. -Couldn’t recommend this place more.

Great place for good pizza and/or on a date. Beautiful neighbourhood. Nice vibe with dined lighting and candle light. Service however is chaotic. Waiting for initial order, waiting to order an additional glass, waiting for additional said glass, waiting to be asked if I want a desert. Waiting for the desert menu. Each waiting easily 5-10minutes. Gave up. Paid and left.

Not bad to visit Incase you are in the area But I will not take a taxi to visit

This restaurant has good food traditional French. Friendly staff and it is located in a good place, I will definitely use again when in Paris. It closes couple hours during the day 14:00 till 18:00 which makes it a bit not practical if you are tight in your schedule, but good restaurant all round.

I'm not usually a fan of Pizzas in Paris, they're usually more bread than toppings, but here they were generous with their toppings, and they were flavourful. We took the Truffle pizza and the margarita pizza and an octopus carpacio as a starter. It was all good. The staff was mostly friendly, but they didn't have an English menu. So I had to translate for friend. We were sharing and the chef was nice enough to cut both pizzas in half on each plate so each of us had both types of pizza in one plate without having to bother cutting it ourselves. Their tiramisu was also really good it was a good balance of sweetness, mild coffee and creaminess without being too much, It was enough to be shared between two persons. The ambiance was good but the place was a little tight, so wheelchair accessibility is not the best.

We dined here with 2 girls )6 years old). The manager was grumpy and rather rude though we got him to warm up a bit as dinner progressed. It was hard to know if we he children or our nationality was the cause of his sour disposition. We were well behaved in both respects but it’s rather obnoxious to feel that you have to win over the waitstaff. Good was good and directly next to our hotel but we didn’t feel we needed to eat here again. Also, make a reservation: they don’t want walk ins.

Very nice and cozy restaurant, most likely you’ll hear around you more Italian then French, which is definitely a sign for the quality and true Italian dishes. We came in for lunch and enjoyed 2 nice starters and a pizza. Ah… obviously espresso and desert

The Pizza is served rather cold and far from crispy. When we asked whether one could reheat the pizza we were told that this was impossible since it was a "fresh pizza". Even when you add fresh burrata one can still reheat the base obviously. The pizza has potential if they served it hot and with a crispy bottom. What annoyed me the most however was that I asked for a "small side salad" which ended up costing €20. We were also sold to take two "small pizzas" instead of a large which ended up costing a staggering 90% of the large versions (none of this was written in the menu). So the place just feels dodgy.

Only in Paris can you find a pizza joint taken to the highest level in experience. White table cloths, fine dinnerware, and wonderful service. The customer next to had champagne shilled. Of course, the pizza was over the top

Amazing pizza place next to our hotel (Hotel Abbaye), very convenient. The pizza is outstanding, going back before heading home. The server was friendly and helpful with the wine selection. For dessert I had the fig pavlova SO delicious.

If we stayed within walking distance of here, we would have eaten here once a day. Seriously, some of the BEST pizza we have ever eaten. My amazing fiancé researched " sunday brunches that didn't last 3 hours" and Pizza Chic popped up. Great color palette: soft gray, white and black. wonderful Italian speaking server who was delightful. Amazing salads: zucchini with arugula and shaved parm. My fiancée had the sliced tomatoes and fresh mozzarella. Oh...the killer pizza....thin crunchy crust with mozzarella placed on after it emerges from the oven. We added some fresh olives too. Server asked us if we wanted some of the olive oil spiked with hot peppers and pepper flakes. My stomach lining is about to be destroyed but I loved it. Do.Not.Miss.this.restaurant!!!!!

We could finally book a table on time. This restaurant is very often booked, so please no bad reviews. When tables are empty but the restaurant is "full", it means these tables are booked. We tried several times, always full. So really: book. Once you're in there, the service is absolutely good. Serving you water regularly, helps you to choose if you can't make your mind. About the food, it is absolutely delicious, yet pricey, but that's the restaurant credo. Somewhat elite. The pizza I took was entirely fresh. Very good dough (and not tough unlike I read on a review). Fresh ingredients and you can taste that all along. The dessert was amazingly good too, good mix of tastes and sensations.

This place happened to be right beside our hotel so we went here out of convenience but was really surprised with the excellent pizza. Now that I've had it, I'm sure to come back. This is authentic Neapolitan, oven baked pizza

I wish I had the opportunity to actually provide a comprehensive review of Pizzachic, except for the fact that when we entered the - effectively empty (but for one table of two on the outside and one of two on the inside) our party of 8 was told "I'm sorry, we are completely reserved". When I made the observation that nobody was here, I was then informed that they were reserved, and people could arrive between 12 and 3 for their table and they could arrive at any moment. We were a party of 8 with 3 young ones. That being said, if your real reason for turning customers away is that you don't want kids, then at least have the courtesy to say so. Don't make up fake, disingenuous reasons. We have been to many restaurants in Paris that have been amazingly - and surprisingly hospitable to kids. Nice restaurants accommodate families and as parents we try to keep the kids behaved and exposed to a good variety of foods. Pizzachic, just be authentic in the future - you might not be the restaurant for us when we are with kids, but at least we'd respect you more.

I have been to Pizza Chic several times over the years since they opened. This may be my last visit. I was greeted promptly, and was given a table...and then waited as they continued to seat and serve other patrons with larger parties, ignoring the fact that I was ready to order. I stared down my server when he served water to a table behind me that had *just* sat down. He then asked if I'd like something. I ordered. He did bring my coffee promptly. My pizza showed up. It was merely okay, too dry. I waited a while for the server to check on me. Finally, after I had eaten nearly half of my pizza, I managed to flag down a server. I explained that my pizza was dry and asked if I could get a small bowl of the tomato sauce as my "red sauce" pizza really had no sauce on it (the ham was barely there, but there were plenty of raw, uncooked mushrooms on top). After he "checked with the chef," I was told in their very French fashion that it was not possible. No Italian flexibility here. I asked for oil, which they brought (in the past, these would have arrived without request). After waiting a few minutes after my pizza was finished, a server (not the one who had taken my original order) came over to ask if I wanted a dessert. I told him that I had ordered a small salad. He looked confused (maybe my jet-lagged French was beyond comprehension). I explained again that I had ordered a salad (which at that point, I wasn't really sure if I wanted). The salad came fairy quickly; however, I had to ask for salt and pepper, as there were several shakers just sitting on the bar. The simple salad was good. However, for the ordeal, I should have just eaten at Le Bon Marché instead of making the special trip here. Sadly, don't think I'll bother to return. I can forgive a little. But it's hard to forgive both lackluster food and poor service and a repeat of poor service from my last trip. Pizza Chic has gone the way of Pizza un-fleek. Bye-bye Pizza Chic. I will no longer be recommending you to friends.

This was one of the absolute best meals we had in Paris. It's a very popular place so even if you arrive early you're likely to be turned away without a reservation. A young, energetic staff of servers and chefs runs the place efficiently, bringing out superb pizzas in rapid succession. I got the feeling we missed out by not ordering the plain pizza/bread appetizer that so many locals were clearly enjoying, but our asparagus cream pizza and classic margherita were mind-blowing. I ordered a cocktail that involved fresh passionfruit and it's like nothing I've ever had before - sweet and super flavorful.

Pizza Is very good although the service is bad. Do not ever intend to walk in without reservation ; the restaurant might be empty but they will treat you as an ........for asking. Ambient is good and local people, besides when there are salons I. Paris. Service is not friendly, and slow. Not professional.

Best pizza I've ever had. There was great staff and service who didn't treat us any differently even though we may have been the only Americans in the place. It was filled with lots of locals which is a good sign and the salad was also great.

We had two Margarita with buffalo mozzarella and they were great. The style is Italian and this means that the whole pizza does not have cheese on it. It was good and we will eat here again. I saw some of the reviews saying that they were told the phrase "complete". This means that the restaurant was full and that any empty tables were already reserved for guests coming very soon.

Delicious pizza in the heart of the 6eme. I had the marguerita, which was perfect with thin crust and goey cheese melted to perfection. On the table next to mine, Catherine Deneuve, having lunch with several friends and apparently a local at the restaurant. Service was extremely polite, total cost w pizza + glass of wine was E 22. Pizzas can be shared by two depending on how hungry you are.

My family & I rent an apartment once a year in Paris. Pizza Chic is very close to where we stay, so we make an effort to always stop by! This place is always hoppin and is very indie inside. The service was okay, but in France I don't look for American service. I got their caprese salad and a beer. The beer was the best I've ever had and the salad was amazing. My mom got their burrata dish and that was even tastier. Amazing time at a very hip place with a beautiful view on the corner. We stayed until the rain stopped, and I'm so glad we did. Thank you, Pizza Chic, for always making my trips to Paris so enjoyable!

Don't believe everything you read in reviews. Pizza was ok, but certainly not the best ever. Pizza in Naples far surpasses these pizzas. Didn't quite understand all the hype about atmosphere. We sat outside since it was so crowded, elbow to elbow, inside. Decent but rookie service. Would not go back.

I ordered the mozzarella pizza. It was a little lackluster honestly. The cheese was cold compared to the rest of the pizza and it wasn't cut. I had to use a butter knife to cut it and it was hard to eat. It got to the point where I was just ripping it apart with my fork. But, the ingredients did seem fresh and it wasn't a long wait for the pizza. I think I would've preferred if the pizza was cut and the cheese was hot if it meant a little bit longer wait.

If you're looking for authentic pizza in a trendy atmosphere look no further. The pizza crust was amazing especially. We had the spicy salami pizza to split. I loved how the big brick oven was stationed in the restaurant for onlookers to enjoy. Wine was delicious and service was accommodating. Pizzas can be split onto individual plates. Most people enjoyed one pizza per person. We did not try any antipasti selections but there were so phenomenal choices like beef carpaccio and Cesar salad. Overall Pizza Chic definitely has something for everyone!

Pizza Chic is clearly a "hot spot" for locals. Service & reception by staff was excellent even though they were absolutely packed. We waited 10 minutes for a nice table outside. Food was tasty and service was excellent. It's a bit too pricey for the fare but it was a nice relaxing experience.

We were recommended by a local person. We were told reservations only. We got there at 6:45. We got lucky the room our reservation for 7. We waited for it to open. It was truly a local place. Pizza was great. Helps to know French! Would go back

We also had the "complete" experience here. Having eaten at many Michelin starred restaurants, apparently we were not worthy of being seated at this establishment! Obnoxious place...

Like the previous reviewers we were turned away for dinner. True the place was half empty and it was early. However, the explanation was that the tables were booked. As they take reservations and the French are quite careful to honor reservations, the seeming snub is understandable. We ended up around the corner at the always lively and welcoming St Lucia's. will have to try pizza chic next time we are Paris. Next time booking before making the trip.

This place is near the apartment we are renting for a week in Paris. Always busy...tried to walk in a couple of times and couldn't get a table. We finally did the smart thing and made a reservation. The food was worth the wait. Great Pizza and salads. The chocolate mouse was amazing. The prices and value were good. It is a hip locals place...not much English but definitely worth going to.

I can't comment on the food as we were never seated. My husband and I tried to have an early dinner at Pizza Chic with our 1 year old when we were visiting Paris. We arrived at the door, waited a few minutes until a hostess arrived. She then told us that they were "complet". I looked and saw 2 empty tables. I believe that we were turned away either because we were tourists or because we had a 1 year old with us in a stroller. There were other french children in the place (the youngest was maybe 2 or 3 years old), no strollers but we weren't planning on using the stroller inside the restaurant as we have a totseat that would've strapped our son to a regular chair. I found this a bit odd of such a place since it's a casual Pizza restaurant. We were dressed fairly well, we even put a blazer on our son to match French children out for dinner. I speak fluent french so I was very courteous. Coming from Toronto we're not used to getting this kind of treatment, I was pretty bummed after.

host wouldn't seat us (we're American) despite us speaking French and there being many open tables. menu looked over priced, crowd looked rather dull, located on a dead street. save your euros/dollars for an establishment that isn't going to immediately discriminate against you...there's tons of them in beautiful Paris!

Went here on a Sunday evening, right as it opened (compulsory Canadian punctuality, what can I say?) I've been looking for the perfect neapolitan pizza in Paris, but unfortunately, I don't think it's here. Service was a bit brusque, not intolerably so though. I ordered the pizza aurora, which has tomato sauce and mozzarella di bufala. Something to take note of if you're thinking of ordering this pizza is that they add the cheese after baking the crust and tomato sauce. This was a bit jarring, and it did detract from the experience because the pizza was therefore much colder than I was expecting. Tomato sauce and crust were good, although you should keep in mind that the sauce is quite chunky, so people who prefer a smoother sauce might consider a white pizza instead. However, my real dealbreaker was the amount of oil on the pizza. There were pools of olive oil on top of the pizza, so much so that the old napkin trick was useless. I left the restaurant feeling sick from all the EVOO, which was very disappointing. I wanted to like it, but I left literally feeling ill. On the plus side, the decor is cute?