Yoni sur Vernet

Excellent restaurant with truly flavorful dishes, reminiscent of Mediterranean cuisine. The service is very good and the welcome is warm.

I just left the restaurant where Yoni was present, whether in the dining room, taking orders, greeting guests, or in the kitchen, always offering a kind word to the customers seated at their tables to check if everything was alright. The welcome, the smiles, the service, the food—everything was perfect, and the team was very kind and professional.

If you scan the QR code, you get the menu in different languages. The place is pretty and the waiters are kind but without intention to serve you well. The food is average, ordered the hummus, schnitzel, and one of the sandwiches.

A perfect stop at Galeries Lafayette! Yoni Saada's Mediterranean street food concept lives up to all its promises: ultra-fresh ingredients, bursts of flavor, and fast, professional service. It's generous, delicious, and full of sunshine. A great spot for a fantastic lunch break.

I ordered 40 chicken schnitzels for a company lunch: the portions were very generous, the taste was simply exquisite, and it was the first dish to disappear from the buffet! Everyone asked me where they came from. I can't wait to order again!

Delicious food! Impeccable service 👌 Beautiful setting in Galeries Lafayette. Highly recommended! NB: It's still a bit pricey; a brick pastry is €12.

Mediterranean cuisine just the way we like it: generous and full of flavor. Never disappointed, always delicious! And top-notch service. A sure bet!

Definitely worth trying for the food and service. There were ten of us. One of us had dietary restrictions, and the waiter ordered her a custom salad, all with a smile. Thank you again, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal and appreciated the excellent service 🙏🏻 We'll definitely be adding you to our list of favorites for next year 😁😊

Tourist trap. The food was average at best — I ordered the shakshuka and it was merely edible. What bothered me more was the bill: the menu listed €19, but I was charged €21.50. When I questioned the difference, I was told it was for pita bread — bread I never ordered, which they simply placed on the table alongside my dish. If they’re adding surprise charges to someone who’s French and checks their bill, I can only imagine what happens to tourists who don’t speak the language well enough to contest theirs. Paris is full of delicious restaurants. This is no it.

Excellent! I wasn't expecting so much flavor in the sharing plates. The chef is very generous and gave us great advice during the service.