Le Café de Paris sur Paris

A nice restaurant with good service from the staff, especially Marco who speaks Spanish and is very friendly and courteous.

Great location... good food... beautiful surroundings... for people who are not afraid of traffic... and simply... people)))

We dined inside, in an air-conditioned room. The dishes were excellent, with top-quality pasta. The beef tartare was delicious, with perhaps a few too many pieces of raw onion. We thought it was a typical tourist restaurant, but we were surprised; the food was truly delicious. The staff was friendly and polite.

The view from the street was beautiful. I stopped to take a picture.

Very good beef tartare and fries, very nice and decently priced

The steaks were practically dying; we've eaten much tastier steaks in Türkiye. The fries were mediocre, the chicken tasteless, none of the dishes were seasoned, and while the onion soup is a matter of taste, we liked it. The sauces were average. The service quality was good, but the price was expensive considering what you ate.

A wonderful discovery at Café de Paris! I had an absolutely delicious Viennese hot chocolate. The chocolate was smooth, rich in flavor, and perfectly comforting, topped with a generous dollop of light and flavorful whipped cream. A true pleasure to enjoy, especially in such a pleasant atmosphere. The setting is warm, elegant, and quintessentially Parisian—ideal for a delicious break. The service was welcoming and attentive, making the experience even more enjoyable. An excellent place that I will gladly return to. Highly recommended!

A nice little brasserie with a warm welcome and a very pleasant upstairs dining room (it seemed perhaps a bit more "tense" downstairs). The dishes were good and generous: well-topped pizzas and salads, excellent fries, and superb strawberry tiramisu and French toast! A bit pricey, but still good value for money for a restaurant located so close to the Louvre. We'll be back if we have the chance!

It’s a lovely place, the food was good and everyone was friendly

Stopped here with my wife while visiting her family in Paris, after we had just visited the Louvre. We were looking for a quick meal and drink and decided to stop here. Instead of the usual French wine with something new (as I have been doing throughout my stay in Paris), I tried their beer and pepperoni pizza, and it was delicious. The beer was an ale reminiscent of those I have stateside, and the pizza reminded of my favorites I have ever had (in Naples, Italy, and in a local Italian restaurant in upstate New York) but with a refinement. Highly recommend this restaurant when you're in Paris.