La Boussole sur Paris

A good discovery, attentive service, the cuisine is generous and elaborate, I recommend! Very good value for money for the neighborhood!

Excellent meal from start to finish A little more break time between the starter and the main course, and between the main course and the dessert would have been perfect. Thank you for this good time I'll be back

Very nice restaurant, great location and the food was excellent.

I had a wonderful evening! The service was great, thanks to Joseph who took good care of us :) The food is very good, very good value for money for the starter/main course/dessert menu at 39 euros. Special mention to the crying tiger which is delicious, we had a blast!! A subdued atmosphere with candles.

For a first, we enjoyed ourselves. I recommend this delicious restaurant. Thank you so much. The staff is welcoming, smiling and professional.

We came on Sunday lunchtime for the first time. We had a good time, the dishes were very good and the service was fast (maybe a little too much?). The waiters and waitresses were friendly. Personally I had the roasted camembert and the “Crying Tiger”, which was very good but really very salty. We didn't have dessert but they all looked very good... 😊 There are several options for vegetarians. For access to the toilets for PRMs or people looking for ground floor accommodation, these are in the basement and the steps of the staircase are small and steep. There is a men's toilet and a women's toilet.

Charming setting, varied and very good dishes. Top quality price. Very nice discovery

I have already eaten at La Boussole several times and a review is well deserved. If you want to discover refined cuisine in a magnificent area of ​​the 6ème arrondissement, look no further. Here you will find traditional French dishes and Asian fusion dishes that make sense. To start, I had baked camembert, nems, and onion soup with cheese. Everything cooked to perfection; My favorite is the melted camembert that I ate with bread. For the main dishes I had "The tiger qui pleur", The beef bo bun, The chicken couscous, The duck breast and The salmon Tataki. They were all perfect, but I really like the salmon dish, which is cooked to perfection and served over vegetables; something in the sauce enhances it. Of course I had to have wine with dinner; The wine selection is very good, I saw on the menu that they also have good champagne. I also had a cocktail, a Saint Germain Spritz that was really good (it tastes like lychee, if you know it, you know it). To top it off, the dessert options are to die for. My favorite would be the pistachio tiramisu and the lemon dessert. I also tried the crème brûlée, the chocolate cupcake and the gourmet coffee which is a dessert sampler. I like their formulas which are reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place, and if you dine there, the surrounding area is usually quite lively, so you can always continue the party afterwards. Thank you very much La Boussole!

The “Crying Tiger” and the chocolate fondant were very good. The wines too. Pleasant atmosphere with old friends. A very good evening, koa...

c’est vraiment délicieux, de l’entrée au dessert c’est un sans fautes.