Café de la Paix

A fantastic dinner and while the ambience is elegant, and refined, you’ll find that most people dinning here are casual The staff spoke English and were very friendly. Tip: Americans need to understand the time it takes for a full dinner service in France is a lot different than back in the States so sit back enjoy the ambience and experience and let the restaurant showcase their food, culture and their service. Portions are smaller but everything was well presented and delicious.

The first thing i would say about is the interiors.. you would simply love it. The service was very good. we were taken care by pascal . He spoke very well to us & made our dining experience very good. The food also was very good. loved the smoked salmon.

A classic French brasserie, renowned for its location and rich tradition. Without a reservation, I managed to find a spot in the bistro section on a Sunday for a quick lunch—a perfect opportunity to sample some French delicacies. The oysters and crème brûlée, made with organic Madagascan vanilla, were an absolutely delightful and flavorful choice. The foie gras, while well-prepared, was slightly let down by the overly toasted bread it was served with. The escargot, on the other hand, were expertly cooked and made for an excellent addition to the meal. The staff were courteous and attentive, adding to the overall charm of this dining experience. A wonderful spot for anyone seeking an authentic taste of French cuisine.

Pleasant and helpful personnel guide you through the many menu service options. Lovely and vibrant setting provides a superb backdrop for an excellent Parisian lunch. I started with a half dozen oysters and turned to the seared tuna for a main course. Most enjoyable way to kick off my holiday in France!

Amazing place to enjoy the coffee and classic atmosphere, worthy to spend few hours when you visit Paris. The lobster sandwiches is amazing.