Le Beaujolais - Cafe Brasserie sur Paris

Atmosphere but there were a lot of people because it was in the city center so the service was a bit lousy... Food Of the 7 dishes we ordered, we only liked the Caesar and the frog legs.

After checking out the Eiffel Tower, we were looking to have lunch on our way back to the hotel and found this lovely restaurant. We decided to dine. The food was excellent, and it was my first time trying Escargot, which was alright. The service was fantastic, and our waiter was so funny and friendly. The place was nice, although we felt the table-to-table was so close. Overall, we had a great lunch at this restaurant.

We loved it because there are staff who speak Spanish and that is a bonus if you don't speak any French. The price is high but you are in France. Good steak. Great burger and ask for a bottle of water, which is free, otherwise you pay 8 euros for a bottle of water.

Cozy atmosphere, food is good and tasty. Price is fine for what you get.

Very tasty place))) the meat is just super-bomb! Frog legs and snails - just a must try in France) old restaurant, small French - everything as it should be in Paris! Service is great! I recommend! And right around the corner is the Eiffel Tower 💙💛

Decent food, cozy vibe, and super friendly staff. Special thanks to Mr. Idris for the best service in the city.

Classic place "attracts tourists", mediocre food, very chaotic and narrow location (classic of Parisian restaurants) and certainly not a low bill; also due to the proximity to the Eiffel Tower! Staff also quite welcoming, and very positive that allergens are marked on the menu. For those who have celiac disease and necessarily have to eat gluten-free, I would like to point out that next to each dish there is a crossed out ear indicating the absence of gluten. We had a really huge French cheese board which overall we were quite happy with. I didn't understand why there was also flaked parmesan (which has nothing French about it), but that's fine. We then had the pork ribs in sauce which frankly weren't very good. The menu boasted 5 hours of cooking; in reality we are light years away from 5 hours given that the meat was well attached to the bone. Furthermore, the sauce completely covered the flavor of the meat. We also took some french fries (homemade) but they were soft and badly cooked. Last but not least the wine. I asked for a glass of Burgundy but I think they brought me the classic "house wine" since the flavor was really far from the Burgundy I know. In all honesty I wouldn't go back

After visiting the Eiffel Tower we popped in here for dinner. The place was packed, we waited a few minutes to be seated but we didn't mind. It has that awesome French Bistro feeling. My 8 year old had cheese and bacon burger, perfectly cooked and delicious. My mom and I had the duck confit, also delicious and perfectly cooked. My wife had the mussels. The only negative for me was the mussels were really small and a bit gritty. I'm from Cape Town, so I suppose we are spoiled with nice large west coast mussels. For desserts we had the cheesecake and tarte tatin. These were both excellent. Service was really excellent.

Good service, very nice traditional food. A bit overcrowded and tight. Average prices for the area. Totally recommended

Had the boeuf tartare here and it was really well prepared, and the servers were great as well. Hopefully when I come back to Paris, I'll certainly eat there again.