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A perfect French experience. And an affordable one right in the middle of Paris in the old quaint Latin quarter neighbourhoods. The menu is very short and well curated. They serve their specialty and make seasonal meals. They change their menu but keep it standard still. If you are in Paris for a trip or live here, either way, a great place to stop by for lunch/dinner. It is a family run business so expect the French courtesy. The service was fast, server was polite. Enough space for a romantic dinner and also an after work soirée. As for the tourists, just to get an idea of what they serve, their entree is a salad with salmon bites with a perfect amount of mayo drip. For summers this is a perfect light starting. They also have terrine triangles which are a bit denser entree bites paired perfectly with bread. For main course they have succulent skewers and juicy perfectly grilled vegetables on the side. The meat is good quality so you won’t be disappointed. And finally for dessert you have the very famous creme brûlée. Personally I wasn’t greatly pleased with this item but this is the only thing I thought they could make better. They have a great citation of cheese so if you want to go for the best option you go for cheese of the day. And finish of your meal with a cafe!

A little gem worth discovering. Unbeatable value for money.

This charming little Parisian restaurant boasts a classic, retro style. It serves traditional French cuisine accompanied by excellent wines, with attentive and courteous service from the owner. Soft music plays in the background, and the atmosphere is relaxed. The salads, meats, and onion soup are excellent. At lunchtime, you can enjoy good discounts on the fixed-price menu. A truly pleasant discovery.

After leaving the medieval museum, it was almost lunchtime. We didn't go far, stopping at a small restaurant nearby called Le Coup de Torchon. The restaurant was small, decorated somewhat like an old library, very Latin Quarter. We ordered a set menu with main courses and dessert. For the main courses, we chose veal and duck confit, which were quite good for the price. The duck confit, in particular, a representative of French cuisine, had absolutely no gamey taste. For dessert, we had crème brûlée and lemon cake. The latter was unremarkable and not particularly memorable. The former, however, lived up to its reputation as their signature dish.

We had such an incredible dinner here. The owner is so incredibly kind, and the formule complete was actually delicious. My partner and I had the duck and the beef, and wow it was just so good, especially for the price. Really recommend the formule complete with a carafe of wine (my partner who does not typically enjoy wine loved the rose!)

The food is really good, and the ouwner really kind, I’ve been eating French cousins for a lot and the quality price is the best

Great place for a fair price. French cooking at its best. Very good French cuisine at a reasonable price, well worth the trip!

In a warm and intimate atmosphere, the service is what stands out, and the dishes are no exception; I give it a 10 because there is no higher, it is impeccable.

I visited this place after searching for a spot because I was craving French food for the first time in a while while traveling alone. Being able to enjoy a 3-course meal—including an appetizer, main course, and dessert—for just 22 euros made it the best value for money. I was completely satisfied with the food, and the atmosphere was comfortable enough that I didn't feel awkward at all visiting alone. Thanks to you, I had a truly wonderful time. Thank you!

A small, welcoming restaurant, despite the heatwave. The ceiling fan was a welcome relief. The food was delicious, well-balanced, and authentic. A starter, main course, and dessert for 22 euros. Highly recommended. The service was quick and friendly. Nothing more to add except that everything was perfect!