La Passerelle sur Issy-Les-Moulineaux

Go without hesitation. The setting is cozy, the service is friendly and warm, and the chef even came to ask for our feedback at the end of the meal.

Thank you for everything: the welcome, the service, the food all perfect. See you soon!

A beautiful setting on the banks of the Seine, understated and elegant decor, a courteous and friendly welcome and service, truly delicious cuisine, and a calm and serene atmosphere. We had a wonderful time.

The meal lacked an aperitif, an amuse-bouche, and a small dessert at the end. The meal was served on a table without a tablecloth.

Top-notch in every aspect of the experience. Reception, service, food, wines, atmosphere: 100/100

The dishes were delicious, very refined and well-prepared, the atmosphere pleasant, the service attentive without being intrusive; we had a wonderful time. Special mention to the pastry chef: his desserts were to die for!

All the dishes were delicious and truly beautiful. We opted for the tasting menu. Usually, this menu includes amuse-bouches or petits fours. We were surprised to receive just the sequence of courses. Perhaps the ambiance of a luncheon doesn't lend itself to such little extras. There were few staff members, which probably explains why we had to ask for and wait for bread, especially for the cheese course—it seems rather surprising that this wasn't noticed. The drinks weren't served very generously. We had visited some time ago and had a more memorable experience. We found the tasting menu quite expensive for lunch. The €45 "Agree My Events" option, in addition to the €70... these are prices usually reserved for evening menus in very good Parisian restaurants. The place itself is quite noisy and would benefit from being more cozy. We did, however, appreciate the birthday candle on the cake (mentioned when booking). A very nice culinary experience, but one we won't repeat.

The food was excellent. But... while I had called to reserve a table by the window, requesting a sugar-free menu (and therefore no alcohol) for medical reasons, we had five different servers who each asked us, in turn, if we wanted wine throughout the meal. Over and over again. It was becoming embarrassing... And the promised window table vanished, thanks to the "first come, first served" rule we weren't aware of. If we had known this rule, we would have come earlier... so, a mixed experience. And no one to see us out; were there a lot of new recruits that evening? We'll be back, but... for the food only.

A lovely romantic evening for Valentine's Day. The surprise meal was delicious and the service impeccable.

Valentine's Day evening, a bit too fast-paced, with a set menu. The food was good and the service was always friendly.