La Factorie Saint Amour

Fast and very friendly service! They speak both English and French. Prices are very good. The place is comfortable. The food is good.

We stopped to have a drink just before visiting père lachaise. It is an okay place to have a quick drink, nothing really special though.

Can't rate the food, but the service and the coffee were excellent. We had a cosy sit down on the reheated terrace overlooking the road. Got chatting to the owner who was a friendly and expressive dude. Nice interior too.

Before a walk at the cemetery we went to this place. A very nice place for lunch with big portions. The quality of the food was good and tasty, even the taste of the homemade mayonaise was very nice. If I will be in the neighbourhood some time again, I will definately have lunch here.

Very cute restaurant / cafe near the famed pere lachaise cemetery. We had a quaint lunch. The food was good I had a croque monsieur and my girlfriend had a very nicely battered fish and chips. The server was very friendly and charming. This place is definitely a good stop if your in the area.

I used to avoid places on busy streetcorners with broad terraces near tourist sites ( pere lechais cemetary in this case). Too touristy, i thought. But not les factorie. Mostly locals (except maybe on sunday). And great food. First time there: sliced breast of duck seared beautifully but still pinky inside. Second time: two lamb chops, fat and juicy, done just right. Cant wait for time three. Prices and service are great too. This is the real paris, where the 11th meets the 20th.Use checking out jim morrison's grave site as an excuse for lunching here.

I had last eaten here in 2013 and a Parisian friend with whom I've been working on a project in connection with Père-Lachaise Cemetery took me back for lunch in between photo shoots.The food was delicious -- my friend recommended choux farci, basically a cabbage roll stuff with cooked meat and then baked again, with a side of mashed potatoes and a small bowl of delicious brown gravy. Washed down with a glass of house red. Incredible and just about perfect!Located right across from the Père-Lachaise metro stop a great place to relax after spending a few hours strolling among the great and near-great of the cemetery.

We found this restaurant after a gruelling trek around the Pere-la-Chase cemetery in the South of Paris. This is a family run restaurant, a typical Parisian bistro, run by immigrants! It sits in a sector with numerous Islamic influences, across the street from a halal butcher. However, the food is excellent, and the service top notch. My daughter ordered the steak tartare-and our waiter whispered to me that this was not cooked-(in case a mistake had been made), but was happy to be reassured. I ordered the calve's liver. Both were superb. Washed down with a Languedoc red wine, this ranks as possibly the best meal we had in the city.

i was staying just a few hundred metres from this cafe so i had been there a few times as its a great place to sit outside and people watch. the food and drink prices are about normal for this type of venue in this part of paris. i ordered a burger o this visit. it was nice but not brilliant, a little dry but ok. but the service was excellent. i was served by a nice young girl called charlotte and her personality was brilliant, very happy, engaging and very attentive. Quit happy to chat even though the place was pretty busy. i had a few 1664 blanc beers and they were fresh. sometimes you get beer on tap in paris and it can be a little sour, maybe thats because they don't always sell a lot of...