Les meilleurs restaurants en Saint-Cloud

15/06/2026: Two cold roast beef with mayonnaise, one chocolate mousse, and a quarter bottle of rosé for €53. Far too expensive. Perhaps there was a mistake (deliberate?) on the bill, requiring cash payment. No wonder there were only four of us...

20/05/2026: I love it. Friendly, homemade, tasty. Just like home.

27/09/2026: Excellent Catalan cuisine with a modern twist. Everything was perfect, thank you to Chef Alexy for this wonderful culinary experience!

27/09/2026: The food was bad. The menu was imposed by two chefs (Top Chef contestants) who probably have the palate of a Doberman and the eyesight of Gilbert Montagnier.

13/04/2026: Very nice and quiet hotel outside the centre of Paris. Clean rooms. Nice breakfast...

24/03/2026: We spent a night at the Quorum for a sporting event and really appreciated the hotel's peace and quiet and cleanliness. Thomas gave us a very warm welcome and helpful advice. A superb welcome! The breakfast was basic but adequate! We will definitely be back next year for the same event.

25/09/2026: Excellent and welcoming, I highly recommend it!!!

13/09/2026: Excellent crêperie. Very pleasant service, we'll be back!

25/06/2026: A very pleasant bakery and waitress. It's rare to find a bakery that opens so early and is so brave considering the temperatures inside. Good luck!

02/06/2026: Nice place. Excellent staff. Quality products at a very good price.

29/05/2026: A place discovered by chance, a place that exudes kindness, a place we highly recommend. A simple, fresh, and delicious meal, a very responsive team, a very attentive owner! We will definitely be back.

08/03/2026: I stopped at this establishment for a simple coffee, with the rather extravagant idea—I admit—of having a croissant with it. So I ordered a coffee and asked for a croissant. The waiter's response: "Sorry sir, we're all out. The other customers have taken them all." Very well. The national croissant shortage has clearly started here. A few minutes later, a customer came in, ordered a coffee… and two croissants. Immediate miracle: the waiter calmly brought him his coffee and two croissants, right to his table. A little surprised by this sudden bakery resurrection, I politely asked how this was possible. The very serious reply: "Oh, sir, these croissants were reserved." That's fascinating. So, if I understand correctly, a customer who clearly doesn't know the establishment, who walks in spontaneously, is able to reserve invisible croissants that other customers can't get. Interesting concept: here, croissants seem to be made on a case-by-case basis. For future visitors, I therefore recommend the following strategy: Come here for coffee, but bring your own croissants, and perhaps a pain au chocolat too, just to be safe. This will avoid any logistical disappointment. In short: a rather unique experience. A coffee shop… and an unexpected sociological spectacle. An establishment I don't recommend, unless you enjoy culinary mysteries.

14/12/2025: My wife and I had a wonderful time in a very pleasant atmosphere. I highly recommend Catherine's massages, which were divine after an hour in the hammam. The brunch was generous, at least for us. Thank you for your hospitality.

07/12/2025: ⛔ 1 star My experience at this establishment was unforgettable...and not in a good way ❌ ⚠️ If you're looking for a Christmas gift for a loved one...read my review first! 1️⃣ Before arriving First contact by phone, the tone is set. The voucher was valid until December 31st, making it impossible to book for January 3rd...that is, 3 days after the expiry date. Rules are rules (even if one might expect a little flexibility and empathy from this kind of establishment...) I book. 2️⃣ Arrival Upon arrival, the tone is confirmed: say goodbye to relaxation. I sensed a directive tone (am I here to relax?), which struck me as slightly haughty and patronizing (maybe just an off day, we're all human! Let's stay positive to enjoy the rest of this experience). 3️⃣ The Facilities Old-fashioned wooden doors that don't close, broken toilets, a temperature of around 20°C in the relaxation area, supposedly a power outage... well, it continues... the barge seemed poorly maintained, perhaps I came on a bad day (Sunday)?... But hey, maybe it's still possible to have a good time, let's hope so 🤞🏻! 4️⃣ Hammam... A real heatwave 🔥, that's for sure! Be careful not to step on the scalding jets, which aren't protected ⚠️ How clumsy of me... the jet wasn't quite at the far end as the manager indicated, but a bit more in the middle, so when I tried to put my flip-flop back on... ouch! A very bad burn (later confirmed by my doctor). 30 minutes of cold water and still in so much pain. 5️⃣ Shaking, on the verge of fainting, thank goodness the manager was there: she called the fire department and promised to reschedule my relaxation time, apologizing profusely... 🥁 And no! - A "sorry, but there were signs" - A 3-minute break, a glass of water and a compress, then - Are you ready for your massage? Um...is this a joke? No compensation whatsoever, and I thought it would have been possible to reschedule given the burn and my condition...how naive I am. So you can imagine the experience I had. I felt a lack of empathy in how the situation was handled. This kind of establishment doesn't seem conducive to relaxation. 🍞 Bonus: the brunch consists of bottled orange juice (like the kind you get at Carrefour), tea, a croissant, a piece of cheese with scrambled eggs, a small spring roll and a small samosa, and a fruit salad. You can make up your own mind about it. For the sake of transparency: I never give reviews behind the establishment's back. I always prefer to discuss things with those directly involved first. The situation was ignored. "Management can't do anything." "We can't put any protection on the nozzles, they would overheat..." So I'm sharing my experience here.

25/09/2026: Andouillette with fries, excellent

31/08/2026: The welcome was extremely unpleasant; not a single hello or thank you, even though we were polite in return. They don't accept cards for purchases under €15, which I can understand, but even when we come and pay with coins, they refuse them. I wanted to buy cigarettes, so I paid with two-euro coins, one-euro coins, 50-euro coins, 20-euro coins, and to complete the amount, the equivalent of 50 euros in small change. She refused it, claiming she didn't accept small change over 30 euros. I asked her why, and I told her it wasn't written anywhere that she didn't accept more than 30 euros in small change. She said, "I make the rules, it's absurd!" She also told me she hoped never to see me again. I will obviously go back to buy my cigarettes, but only if she refuses to sell them to me without a legal reason. I would be forced to report this to the relevant customs service! Following your response: I am writing to address your version of events, which contains several inaccuracies. First of all, contrary to what you imply, the tobacco shop was absolutely not full of customers that day. It was Saturday, and there was practically no one in the establishment: one person behind me wanting to buy cigarettes, whom I gladly offered to let go ahead of me so as not to waste their time, and one person at the bar. It is therefore particularly exaggerated to claim that I wasted the time of several customers or disrupted the operation of the establishment. Regarding the coins, I absolutely did not "throw" them on the counter. I placed them in front of you so that you could count them and verify that the amount corresponded to the requested sum. It is perfectly normal for the cashier to personally verify the amount given. I obviously wasn't going to do the math for you and then ask you to take my word for it. As for politeness, I stand by everything I said. During my visits to your establishment, your welcome has always been cold and unpleasant. Despite my "hello," "goodbye," or "have a nice day," I repeatedly received no response. It is therefore quite paradoxical to accuse me of a lack of courtesy today. I would also like to clarify an important point: you clearly told me directly, "I don't wish to see you here again." This is not an interpretation on my part. Moreover, you are now publicly confirming this intention by writing several times that you no longer wish to see me in your establishment. This unfortunately speaks volumes about how a simple business disagreement has been handled. Your public response, in which you repeatedly call a customer "ridiculous," claim that other customers were "making fun" of him, and insistently ask him not to return, perfectly illustrates the type of reception I described in my initial comment. I didn't request any special treatment. I simply wanted to complete my purchase and understand why certain items were being rejected. Therefore, I leave it to the readers to form their own opinion, both on the facts and on the tone used in your response.

11/10/2026: Catastrophic! Once, no delivery driver showed up = 1 hour delay. Tonight, the order arrived but was never prepared. Never a call, customer service is nonexistent. NEVER AGAIN SUSHI SHOP!

03/10/2026: I placed a delivery order, but what I received was completely different from what I ordered, and an extra sauce I had paid for was missing. I called to find a solution, and they told me that's just how it is and there's nothing they can do! Avoid this place at all costs, especially since the food isn't good!

07/09/2026: Hello, I had severe food poisoning after ordering late on the evening of September 6th. Avoid eating there late at night… it's very risky from a hygiene standpoint.

03/09/2026: Fantastic. Both soups, the sushi, etc... are simply magnificent!