Emporio Armani Caffe sur Paris

The setting is lovely, the staff very professional, but unfortunately, the menu didn't quite win us over. Some dishes lacked flavor and the flavor combinations seemed poorly executed. The non-alcoholic cocktails were also very basic. Overall, we still had a pleasant evening, but for a Michelin-starred restaurant, we expected a more memorable experience, and there are better options available.

The food was very good, although the main course lacked seasoning. The service was excellent.

We had lunch with the €99 four-course menu. The cuisine is "Italian," somewhat simple but with beautifully sourced ingredients. We enjoyed about ten amuse-bouches during the meal. The service was impeccable. We ordered a bottle of Vermentino Orange, which we found paired well with the menu. The dining room wasn't particularly elegant, but it's not a cafeteria either! There's an Armani boutique downstairs, a very nice shop.

We received a very warm welcome upon arrival at the restaurant, in a pleasant and elegant setting. Despite our dietary restrictions, we opted for the chef's five-course tasting menu, which he adapted admirably, right down to the bread. Everything was delicious and flawless. The wine pairings, to my great delight as an Italian wine enthusiast, were of high quality and carefully selected. From the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi for the starter, to the Alberaia from Pietro Caciorgna and the renowned Barolo from Pio Cesare for the main courses, and a lovely aged Vin Santo di Chianti for dessert, everything was perfect. We had a wonderful time, and we thank Oscar and all the staff, who were exceptional and impressed us with their excellent service, professionalism, and kindness.

The restaurant boasts an original location on the first floor of the Armani boutique in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, with a beautiful, minimalist, and elegant dining room in the designer's signature style: shades of beige, banquettes, lacquered walls, and soft lighting. However, it's merely a showcase: the dishes are bland, the ingredients are simply applied and understated, the sauces are heavy and cloying. It's sadly unoriginal and overpriced for what's on the plate. Focus on the clothing: that's your expertise, and you excel at it!

One of the best cafés I’ve visited in Paris. The staff are very respectful and welcoming, and the atmosphere is elegant and beautiful. If you really want to match the café’s classy vibe, coming in formal attire makes the experience even better. Highly recommended.