Le village - Speisekarte

Okay for the kitchen, casual service, cool atmosphere. bottle of corse rosé with a good value quality price.

very good address, simple kitchen, morning walk, boss and super nice team. I'll give you the lamb and the calamars plancha.

I went there with colleagues and it was a little gem. very out of the beaten paths with a good selection of wines. and - try their beuf tab - that's great! Speisekarte ansehen

I had a little time before the check-in, so I stopped for a meal.Very nice and the food is excellent. The location was good because it was near the eiffel tower and the hotel.

perfect for a drink, lunch or dinner. The location is quiet vs the restaurants of the motte pickets very noisy. The terrace is small but pleasant.Cuisine French tasteful. Good products. very nice service.

I go there very regularly for lunch; even in the summer, the products are always as fresh and the dishes are perfectly cooked; full of perfectly seasoned mushrooms in the entrance and very tender plancha chapirons this week! the card is short, which is a quality and freshman. an excellent coffee to finish, not forgetting a nice welcome. Speisekarte ansehen

Croque monsieur!! Why have I never had one before!! I'm in love. Who knew ham and cheese could taste so delicious. And the wine???!! I don't know if it was being in another country or the view. But the wine tastes so different in a better way! My waitress was the friendliest person i met while in the country. She was so fun and energetic.

This is a perfect, quintessential French restaurant up on the Mont. I had the Boeuf Tartare, Soup D'onion, Steak Frites. The food was delicious, the outdoor patio roomy and unique, not just another cookie cutter patio. The view of the street was great, lots of people watching. The waiter was very friendly, very attentive, good recommendations on the wine. UNTIL he asked me for a tip. What? It's one thing to include a service charge....but to be so bold as to ask for a tip outright? Docked a star for that.

One night while walking around the area, we went into Le Sancerre for drinks and a light bite. This brassiere was the perfect place to take a break from the cold Paris evening. We had bowls of onion soup (French Onion Soup in the US, but just onion soup in France) which were fantastic. A beefy broth flavored with caramelized onions, crusty bread, and gooey cheese. Perfect on a cold night! Followed by a delicious dessert. Their beer offerings were limited, but sufficient and the mixed drinks were very good. The highlight was our server who had a striking resemblance to Daniel Craig. He was very engaging and extremely attentive. Our drink glasses were never empty. A fun part of 5he evening. Speisekarte ansehen