Le Voltaire sur Saint-Ouen

very good meal, very good value for money, very pleasant smiling service

Good food at a good price in an interesting place to see, like the flea market.

Next to the vintage market. But the food was hit or miss. The seabass was bland, under-seasoned, and still had scales, making it difficult to eat—especially since it was served on the skin over pasta, which felt awkward to manage. However, the Croque Monsieur and chocolate mousse were really enjoyable. But at all times it was quite expensive, especially for the neighbourhood. The service was rushed, and we felt forgotten and had to call the waiter ourselves every time. The atmosphere is typical of a lively Parisian café, so if you enjoy a high-energy, bustling vibe, this could be the spot for you. But for me I wouldn’t go there twice.

I recommend this restaurant in the Saint-Ouen flea market which welcomes merchants as well as buyers and tourists. The menu is that of a bistro: few dishes, but traditional and well executed with a fairly unique value for money in the market. The service is wonderful, efficient and welcoming. Well done

Very nice bistro after a stroll to the flea market. The leg of lamb and gratins dauphinois meal was very good and plentiful and the lemon cheese cake desert was a treat. Thanks to the great waitress who was adorable and very professional