Poinçon Paris

Cute and lovely place. Great vibes with live music! Previously a train station that’s transformed into a restaurant. Salty food options were all amazing; sweet options are rather basic and average.

First thing first - the aircon is very strong, which is rare in Paris. Loved it! We had weekday lunch there. - waiter/waitress were friendly - presentation was beautiful - the food tasted good - the price was fair - the aircon was strong Nothing else to complain about. Strongly recommended

Really loved the brunch there. Lots of different food and drinks options available, fresh products, cooked hot and cold dishes, dips, great bread. Great quality for the price and didn't feel like anything was missing. Expect a bit of a crowd but we didn't queue much. Live music was a wonderful addition

It is amazing that they change menu every week while making sure everything on the menu is delicious! And the architecture is renovated from an abandoned train station, which has retro vibe.

We were there for the third sitting of the Brunch Buffet, at 2.15pm. The place was packed with people, mainly under 30. Spanish guitarist and singer providing live entertainment. A wide and ever changing choice of cold and hot foods. Eggs Benedict cooked to order. Remember that there is a separate queue for hot food. 45 euros for unlimited food, hot drinks and juices.

Had an amazing all you can eat brunch there on a Sunday morning, with live bossa nova music. The place is lively, the buffet well maintained and the staff is friendly and helpful.

Everything was so lovely! The food is nice with a decent variety. The live music is amazing and the staff is very lovely and attentive

Really cool venue and plenty of food, though could be replenished faster- especially bread had run out twice. The music was great and the service very pleasant

Good food, cute place to have a dinner date. Service could improve a little, but nice place. Will come back.

J'etais au Poincon pour un evenement. - Buffet soit-disant a volonte. En fait, un service et pour l'entree insuffisant. - Plat principal un service aussi - poisson bon, viande dure. - Dessert: petites portions d'un gateau au chocolat, moyen. Pas de choix pour ceux qui n'aiment pas le chocolat. Donc je ne recommande pas ce restaurant. En plus je recommande de payer par carte bancaire pour eviter les surprises.

The first dinner pitstop on my first trip to Paris. It was a tapas global restaurant and a tint of Parisian food. After a red eye flight and landing in Paris for the afternoon tour of signature sites. Built up our appetite to dine in the peaceful neighborhood of Montparnasse. Granted this place doesn't have an english menu but was still easy to navigate even with some partial French knowledge. Several items on the menu were similar to general tapas dishes from Spain and chose the few plates out of pure nostalgia. My choice of words after gulping down every dish - savory, saucy, and smooth bits of heaven. My favorite dish was the most basic of all we ordered - the Jambon / ham. Something about natural helpings of salt made this dish so slippery delicious (should be a descriptive catch phrase). Also we made good use of every piece of baguette from our table's basket and dipped it in everything saucy, especially the patatas salad. Our waitress was very attentive and was very respectful too knowing French wasn't our primary language. Everything was made easy for us to navigate and fine dine our way through. A satisfactory meal before ending the night. And what makes dinner so enchanting in Paris was how the night ended at 11pm with the late sunset. Magnificent stuff.

Came for the Sunday Jazz Brunch and it was great... once we were allowed in. Unfortunately, arriving on time for our 11:30am Brunch also meant waiting in line for 10minutes before they'd actually seat us. Some people were waiting outside in the cold, after we took the plunge and waited inside before other people arrived. To improve the guest experience, I'd suggest making sure the restaurant is ready at least 10min prior to reserved seating. Unlike evening Jazz sets, the morning crowd is an early to rise crowd, and would rather watch musicians warm up inside while they also warm up with coffee than wait outside. After we got over that hurdle, everything was serve-yourself buffet style. There were oven cooked meats, cold salads, fresh waffles, pastries, yogurts, smoothies, juices, coffee, tea, hot cocoa, fruit salad, cereals, baguettes, soup, vegan options, and nothing felt like it was missing. Everything was seasoned and prepared well, even for being a buffet- so in the end- the food quality and great music saved the morning delay. The acoustics were great- not too loud to have a conversation- but loud enough to appreciate the music over other people chatting. I'd even go a second time!