Le Petit Fer a Cheval

beautiful small bar and terrace in full marshes a few tables at the back and invisible of the street ... we loved ... to redo

The iron-shaped zinc is beautiful and the kitchen is authentic. a very good address to drink a drink or eat a duck candy!!! the owner is a charming man who loves good food and has not hesitated to chat with us for a little while.

After watching an episode of the old-fashioned arrogance, I set myself as an objective to look for the little horsepower, I certainly wasn't disappointed. excellent service and excellent coffee, perfect place to relax and let the work pass.

a cut of tables outside and a bar inside are all there is. So it's not easy to find a table to eat, at least not after 6:00. if you get a table, the service is excellent and the delicious food. wonderful salads and a nice selection of cheeses. advised.

Of course, it's small, you have to book, because very few tables and we're tight. But how much is it with authentic Parisian bistros, held by the boss who watches everything at every moment?It's very good, it's cheap and it's like a very good memory, away from the marketing of pastiche that blooms a bit everywhere, without taste, smell, or flavor.A recommendation.

Charming coffee in the marsh, perfect for a carafe of wine and a quick or long lunch. Wonderful people watching and friendly service. it was our first meal to betting after a day of travel, so I was very hungry and satisfied with my first holiday peak. We had the sausage and pickles, the swine shinkins to start, then the fish of the day (something fried) with a broccoli purée and grilled pork with caramelized fennel and a broccoli purée.

pass in front of the bikes and tables outside and enter the old Parisian bar. First visit, sit (if you are lucky) or stay at the bar and take a coffee and a croissant, or a glass of wine, then look. . . the servers manage everything in such a small space while being attentive to everyone. the inhabitants go and come for their coffee/wine. It's a great experience. Second visit - head to the backsalle (also authentic old paris) and enjoy food - experience is worth it, not to mention some great opportunities to take pictures.

following the advice of our owner, we found this small restaurant, past the crowd on the sidewalk, in front of the marble bar and returned to the betting of the early 20th century. with a mosaic floor, original prints with gray jan, depolite glass and a small kitchen with bistro dishes, you can expect Mr. Hemingway to follow you. the service is pleasant and answers well if you try your rusty French, the food is well prepared and at good price for this region. If you don't like your neighbours to be close to your lunch, you'll find it soon.

I lived nearby for almost ten years, it was my morning coffee. It's a classic zinc bar, very Parisian. You can take a coffee in the morning (1.30 euros at the bar) and a croissant (they come from the bakery next to, one of the best in the neighborhood), read the newspaper (freeze) or chat with a teacher, the nice and arranger bartender who has always worked there. If you come in the evening, wait for crowds and make a reservation. . . a glass with a small iron and a dinner with philosophers (a more spacious restaurant). the two restaurants belong to the same man (who also has two other places in the same street, the missing star and the beautiful hortense) all the food is typically French *...