Santa Lucia - Speisekarte

A lovely authentic Italian restaurant tucked into the 6th (which is a nice area to walk around as well)The second visit was as good as the first.

The Pizzas appear to have shrunk but they are still tasty.The staff are efficient and friendly and we came away feeling that we had had a nice good value meal

Had enough French food for a while. After a great lunch, we were looking for something on the lighter side. A nice bottle of Chianti to start with while reviewing the menu. Appertizer plate and a pizza to share. Both hit the spot. Speisekarte ansehen

A hearty, filling and tasty lunch in a pleasant atmosphere. We have just come from Italy and felt like we were back there. Friendly and helpful service and a regular clientele. A wide range of pasta, pizza and other traditional italian cuisine in a cosy setting.

This was our fourth visit to Santa Lucia in 12 months. The pizzas have shrunk but still tasty and the service efficient. The problem came when we paid the bill in cash. Our change was delivered, by the owner, short 5 euros. Silly really as we had planned to leave a 10 euro trip. Instead we took the rest of the change, left, won't return and get to warn others. CHECK YOUR BILL & CHANGE very carefully. Ripping off tourists is unacceptable and we are not as stupid as you may think

The waiter took my order, brought the food and disappeared. I asked for a glass of Chianti Classico. All they had by the glass was Merlot. He never asked if I wanted water. Maybe he was a busboy; he certainly wasn't interested in helping a customer. The fettuccine was okay, but served in a weird cheese basket. If you want a dining experience, including a choice of Italian wine, there must be something better. This is the worst restaurant I've ever dined at with a TripAdvisor sticker in the window. Speisekarte ansehen

We decided that we wanted to try an Italian restaurant and thought we would try Santa Lucia. We were so glad we did. The wait staff was very friendly and welcoming. Their English was better than our French so that worked fine. The pasta was excellent and the "gravy" was very authentic to our tastes. A decent wine selection. Another memorable part of our experience was a very nice local couple sat next to us and we had a very pleasant conversation with them. Glad we decided to try and would recommend when in the St. Germain neighborhood.

Great Italian cuisine in Paris, and a vast menu with so many delicious options that I'm convinced one could eat something different each week for a year and walk out satisfied each time. I enjoyed sea bass while my wife enjoyed spicy penne. Not over the top with presentation or prices, yet the flavor, taste and quality could compete with a 5-star restaurant. Great house wines at bargain prices (8.50€/0.5 liter) and a staff that is courteous and welcoming. When we were there it appeared many local families were dining at their favorite local spot... wish Santa Lucia was local for me!

When it comes time for a respite from French cuisine -- even for me, that time does eventually arrive -- Santa Lucia is a fine Italian alternative. The establishment is cozy but fits quite a few tables into a narrow-but-deep space; service, for Madame on a solo visit and for the two of us a few nights later, was terrific; and the night we were both there we sat next to a group that treated us to Large Family Theatre -- Italian, in this case, but with energy and dynamics recognizable anywhere. They were clearly having a fine time, and so did we.A small pizza for Madame, and tagliatelle bolognese for me, both superb; a couple of carafes of rose, and then limoncello (augmented by a freebie, cou... Speisekarte ansehen