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Staying at this hotel for one night was an interesting experience. While the room was spacious by Parisian standards, the tiny toilet, uncomfortable shower, and very narrow corridors made our stay less comfortable. Additionally, the breakfast area was quite small, and the staff did not seem particularly welcoming. The decoration was distinctly Parisian, which added a charming touch, but the busyness of the room’s design might feel overwhelming for those seeking to relax after a hectic day. However, the best aspects were the excellent location, which was convenient and easily accessible, and the comfortable bed, which ensured a good night’s sleep.
Sahar Salmanian - a week ago

I am writing this review a couple of months after my stay here. I keep thinking about how wonderful it was. From the moment my fiancée and I walked in, we were treated so kindly and noticed how beautiful the place is. The receptionist that we saw for most of our stay made sure that we had a great time and knew everything that we needed to know. She also allowed us to keep our bags there until check in time since our flight was so early. The rooms are incredibly comfortable and the aesthetic of them is great. There are drinks, breakfast, and it is in a great location. I can’t think of a way that I would make my experience better. Thank you to the staff ♡
Madison Howard - 2 months ago

Unbeatable location, and very quiet area. Around the clock reception which is helpful and makes you feel safe and accommodated. The staff are incredibly sweet, feels like staying with family.
michaelam958 - in the last week

Great Location, But Disappointing Service I recently stayed at this hotel and booked my room the same day, which was a great deal for the area. The location is fantastic, right in the middle of St. Germain de Pres and the 6th arrondissement, which is my favorite part of Paris. Opening the window to a quintessential Parisian view was delightful, with the added charm of hearing French songs from the street below in the afternoons—like something out of a movie. However, the experience was marred by poor service at the front desk. While most of the staff were polite and professional, the woman at the front desk during our stay was incredibly disrespectful and unprofessional. Upon arrival, she explained things in a very impolite manner, repeatedly insisting on knowing our entire schedule, including when we planned to wake up, have breakfast, and leave the room. Despite our reassurances that we would follow the hotel’s timing, she continued to insist on its importance. Our room was another issue—we received two shampoos but no shower gel. When my girlfriend asked for one, the receptionist initially refused to believe us, questioning our word and insisting that the staff never make such mistakes. Eventually, she sent someone to check, and we were proven right, but the interaction left a bad taste. The following morning, I chose to fill out the breakfast order form and bring it directly to the front desk. The same receptionist looked at the form with clear disgust and even showed it to the cleaning lady, laughing together. When I confronted her about it, she criticized how I filled out the form and suggested, “Why don’t you have breakfast in the restaurant so it’s easier?”—which is not something you say to a guest. When our breakfast finally arrived, it was incorrect, and when we called to address the issue, she blamed me for filling out the form “wrong.” When my girlfriend called to inform them that our order was completely wrong, this same person started arguing in an extremely informal manner (like a teenager), insisting that it was my fault because I had filled out the form incorrectly—even though she had asked me to redo it with her! My girlfriend pointed out that regardless, this is not the way to speak to customers, and that the essence of her job is not to argue or pass judgment, let alone blame the guests. In response, the receptionist claimed that there were four people in front of her who could attest that she wasn’t being disrespectful, all while verbally attacking my girlfriend with her rapid speech and lack of professionalism. Where are we now? A playground argument? Shocked by such vulgarity and unprofessionalism, my girlfriend decided to hang up. It was truly a shocking and unpleasant experience for her to feel so attacked in this situation. This level of unprofessionalism is unacceptable, especially at a hotel of this caliber. Hotel staff should be courteous and focused on finding solutions in a polite manner. Unfortunately, this was not our experience here.
Tomás Souza - 4 months ago

Fantastic. Large rooms with view to the Plaza. Comfy bed. Great bathroom, large, good shower. Excellent breakfast. And perfect location in 6th, near metro, lots of restaurants and shopping nearby. Easy to get to CDG, Montparnasse,
glenn follette - 4 months ago

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4,3/5 Le Procope is a truly charming restaurant, often said to be the oldest in Paris. Legend has it that Napoleon himself was a frequent visitor here, and you can even see his hat on display. Given its long history, the restaurant is filled with fascinating memorabilia and photos, adding to its unique character. The service was excellent, with very polite staff, though the speed could use some improvement. It took about an hour for our dishes to arrive. We ordered escargot, beef stew, and tartare. While the tartare didn’t quite meet our expectations, earning it a 4/5, the service deserved a solid 4.5/5. The atmosphere, however, was absolutely exceptional and fully deserving of a perfect 5/5. Overall, I was very pleased with the experience. It’s an authentic and unique spot I’d highly recommend to anyone visiting Paris.
Çağrı Tuncay - 2 weeks ago

One of the most iconic restaurants in Paris hosted all notable people from Voltaire to Naepolean . Some of the dishes felt little rustic but the desert was out of the world. John was a gracious host with good suggestions. Wine selection is also quite exceptional. Highly suggest
Sayantan Mukhopadhyay - a week ago

I made a reservation to make sure we would be dinning here. The table location was good and the restaurant decoration too. The food was amazing, The dauphin ravioli starter was the most delicious part of our whole meal however, I would not order dessert again as it was not for my taste even though looked very nice, didn’t worth the flavour. Make sure when ordering water to ask for tap water. Great experience overall.
Letícia Ventura - 4 months ago

The service at this restaurant was exceptional, with attentive staff who made sure everything was perfect. The food was delicious, and the wine selection and care were outstanding. Even though the wait was a bit long, and reservations are a must, the experience was absolutely worth it ^*^ merci beaucoup
Chinh Đàm - 2 weeks ago

We made a reservation, but showed up an hour early and they seated us right away. Most people were dressed very nice, and we were in shorts and sandals, but they didn’t make us feel bad or uncomfortable and were all very nice and friendly. Our waiter was excellent, he was on top of everything and always there when we needed him. And the food…. WOW! Honestly everything we had was just amazing, words can’t do it justice. We were able to pay from a QR code on the table and leave when we wanted to. If you’re looking for a nice restaurant with great service and incredible food, you’ve found it
Jason Crouch - 4 months ago

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It was an interesting experience to try the kushiage concept (Japanese deep fried food on a stick). We took the 58€ menu to have the sashimi, sushi and palate cleanser on top of the basic 48€ menu. The frying technique was good, crispy, no soggy (except the scallop). But not much flavors lingering in my mind though, or maybe we are too used to french dishes which always pair the main ingredients with the sauce to elevate the flavors. In any case, worth a try for the concept. Ps: we really liked their green mustard
Tam Le - 5 months ago

It was good but did not keep up to our expectations. The service was super friendly and fast. We ordered the menu with the extra sashimi. All in all, you get plenty of small dishes. They are good but miss richness in flavor. On the other hand, the sauce given to the fried sticks, tasted like a very salty Worcestershire sauce not fitting in my opinion.
Michael Luwado - 2 months ago

The food was great and the chef was so welcoming. Thank you very much for a great experience.
Joud Al-Kattan - 6 months ago

We tried 58 euro menu. 1 more sashimi and Chazuke than the 48 euro menu. 15 different fried meat, vegetables and seafood. Try the Sake there to pair the fried food, it will give you some fresh feeling. The price is very reasonable for Paris. Recommend people who like the fried food to visit, but not a place for good sushi or sashimi.
Eva G - 2 years ago

One of the best meals we had in Paris! The set menu was extremely thoughtful, service was wonderful, and the attention to details elevates the whole experience. The decor was very homely and comfortable, but the food and service is gourmet.
Cecelia Zheng - a year ago

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Les Éditeurs in Paris offers a lovely atmosphere with its beautiful, charming Parisian decor—perfect for a cozy meal. The service is great, with friendly and human interactions that made us feel welcome. As for the food, it was good overall. The seared tuna, cheese burger, chicken cooking were well-executed. However, the fries were a letdown—they were too hard and not very enjoyable. The mocktails were fine. Overall, it’s a nice spot with good food and a fantastic ambiance.
Mariam EL - 3 weeks ago

Rated compared to brasserie restaurants. Les Editeurs is one of my favorite spots in Paris for a nice, low key meal or a drink. Wonderful decor and book theme inside, with dining areas on the main level and upstairs. Mixture of business meals and social meals going on in the lively atmosphere. Food is very good, and keeps me coming back each time I visit Paris. Atmosphere is unique. Highly recommended.
Greg Scholes - 2 months ago

The server/waiter Steve is a consummate professional. He responded kindly to a line travelled with bad French and made the visit one of the best experiences in Paris. His wine recommendation was on target for the fixes led menu also. The environment is great for someone who likes the intellectual atmosphere of the left bank. The food is fresh and taste fantastic as well. It is a must revisit spot for me at least!
Sabina Pan - 2 weeks ago

What a quaint place! They seated us right away and were more attentive than expected (we were told that’s not a thing in Paris). The food was delicious! I had the special with caponata, Seabass and crème brûlée—which was so light and creamy. My husband had the best chicken club sandwich and fries that put “chips” to shame!
Sam Ogden - 5 months ago

Very traditional French bistro. Exceptional food. Service is ok especially if you don't know French.
Deep Jariwala - a month ago

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At first, French cuisine was never my option. I might not have experienced it well before, but this restaurant changed my perspective on French gastronomy. The service was proper yet casual in true Parisian style, which impressed me a lot. The frog legs, duck, and macaroni (forgot the name), even the vanilla ice cream and chocolate, all exceeded my expectations and became some of my favorite foods of all time. I will definitely come back every time I’m in Paris
Sukhum Cheff Truengtrachitkul - 4 months ago

Allard is a classic Parisian bistro that brings a taste of traditional French cooking to life. Located in the picturesque Latin Quarter, the restaurant boasts a cozy, intimate setting with vintage decor and a relaxed, warm ambiance. The menu is rooted in French culinary traditions, featuring comforting dishes like sole meunière, roasted duck, and hearty stews. The service is attentive and the wine list offers excellent pairings to complement the meal. Perfect for those looking to experience the true essence of French gastronomy in a timeless setting.
Iulia Caminschi - 2 months ago

In the heart of Saint Germain des Près area, this is an authentic and almost centenary Parisian bistro which is now part of Alain Ducasse Group. Serves classic French food, particularly good is the duck with olives. Very popular with both locals and tourists.
Antonio Sanchez - 2 months ago

For an Alain Ducasse restaurant I was very disappointed. Food came out without seasoning, was incredibly hot inside and uncomfortable, food was meh at best. I expected a lot more given the price and the restaurant. The macaroni gratin and the frog legs were the highlights of the meal.
Susan Bauer - 3 months ago

Roast chicken was really dry. Escargots were tiny. Restaurant is too cramped. Good service though I didn’t appreciate being asked to leave a tip at the end. This is not the US.
kanoknop - 2 months ago

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A multi screen cinema showing the latest movies in French. Different sizes, some rooms are nice enough but some are rather small and uncomfortable. One would expect better but cinemas in Paris are rarely much better!
A.G. M. - a year ago

Average cinema experience with room for improvement UGC Danton in Paris offers a standard cinema experience. The cinema is clean and comfortable, but there is nothing particularly special about it. The staff are friendly but could be more attentive. Visitors are more likely to experience a decent movie-watching experience with nothing particularly memorable about it. What makes UGC Danton special is its location. It's conveniently located in the heart of the city, making it easily accessible to locals and tourists alike. However, for each star lacking, there are areas where UGC Danton can improve. One star is deducted for the lack of unique features and amenities that would make the cinema stand out from its competitors. Another star is deducted for the quality of the snacks and drinks, which could be improved. Lastly, another star is deducted for the lack of innovation in the overall cinema experience. To improve the cinema experience, UGC Danton could consider offering more premium amenities like reclining seats, a better selection of snacks, and more engaging pre-show entertainment. Additionally, they could consider offering special discounts or promotions to attract more customers. Overall, while UGC Danton is an average cinema, there is certainly room for improvement. If you're looking for a simple cinema experience without any frills, UGC Danton is a good choice. However, for those seeking a more elevated cinema experience, there are better options available.
Reda Haddou - a year ago

Petite salle, petit écran, sièges peu confortable et mes voisins se gavaient de popcorn pendant le film... The room is small and the seats are tight, and my neighbors were stuffing themselves with popcorn
Nicolai Cauchy - a year ago

Very well run establishment, very kind helpful team running the place . We witnessed the support and assistance offered to a handicapped person in need of help; very immediate response to needs, going as far as to help them into the theatre, find the right seat comfortably , unrushed, and without pressure… Venue was well kept, the temperatures as one would hope, the bathrooms clean (paper towel would be a plus), and the clientele matched : they found a wallet and left it at the box office to be recuperated by us about an hour later much to our surprise and delight.. thank you for restoring our faith in the kindness of strangers…. We were there to see screening of Yesterday - how fitting! Thank You, look forward to visiting you again soon
Mahnaz Zahedi - 5 years ago

A great experience. Bored at night in Paris? No way! Go visit the cinema, have a drink. Take some chips or popcorn. Clean seats, cosy seats. Great sound and screen. Don't pass the opportunity to see that movie you needed to see!
Ken Huys - 5 years ago

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I was in Paris for 2 nights and both nights I wanted to have dinner at this restaurant! Without a doubt the best restaurant we have ever been to! The food was incredibly tasty and the service was amazing!! We were treated with great affection, including my 1-year-old baby.
Mayra Maine - a week ago

Had our final dinner in Paris here at the end of our trip. The art nouveau decor is beautiful, our waiter was attentive and engaged. The food was delicious! Husband had the duck and I had the beef tartare and both were wonderful! We had the chocolate cake, coffee and mini desserts. The coffee and mini desserts were the perfect amount of dessert after a hearty meal. Would recommend!
Jill Lacson - a month ago

We love this place both for the food and the gorgeous art nouveau interior. Service is friendly as well. The Veal steak on a bed of risotto was the highlight of our visit last night. Will definitely return.
Rob Bennett - a month ago

Truly wonderful traditional French dishes in a beautifully detailed interior of some 120+ years. A historical building. The tapanade was the best we've ever had, the onion soup was delicious as was the Caesar salad and frites. The champagne was excellent. And most of all the staff were absolutely delightful. We'll be back our on return trip to Paris!
Mark Ambrose - 2 months ago

Dining there was everything I thought it would be. The service was impeccable. The food was absolutely wonderful. The ambience was everything I thought it would be.
Sara Candelaria - 3 weeks ago

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My best place in Paris to catch a Bills or NFL game. Great poutine and burgers, and very friendly staff.
Abigail DeCicco - a week ago

Dear Moose Management Team, I hope this message finds you well. I recently had the pleasure of dining at Moose tonight to watch my Chicago Bears play (I am visiting from Atlanta in America and really wanted to see my team play). I wanted to take a moment to highlight the exceptional service provided by one of your staff members. Donatella assisted/served me and my wife. She went above and beyond to ensure our experience was truly memorable. Her attentiveness, professionalism, and warm demeanor made a significant impression on us. In a city known for its hospitality, she truly stood out as an exemplary representative of your establishment. Please extend my sincerest thanks to her and let her know how much her kindness and dedication were appreciated. It’s clear she takes great pride in her work, and it made all the difference in our visit. I look forward to visiting Moose again in the future and will certainly recommend it to others. Thank you for fostering such a welcoming and high-quality dining experience. Warm regards, Derrick Hardy
Chi Lottery - a week ago

The poutine and the burger really provided energy for us to face the hell-like match and witness the victory ! Nice atmosphere, TV on every wall.
Jiangyun Zhu - 5 months ago

This space was great ! The manager James was amazingly accommodating to make sure we were seated at the table closest to watch the Eagles game. Our server Donna was equally great. Attentive and friendly. I definitely recommend this place
Nadege L - a month ago

Came here on our trip to Paris to watch some Sunday Football and vibes were AMAZING. A bar full of Americans yelling at screens made me feel right at home! And the food was so so good. Better than a lot of bar food I’ve had before and the staff was busting their asses to get things out quickly. Get the poutine! Jasmine is amazing!! Anyways loved it here and would come back!
Ashley Zimmerman - 2 months ago

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A friend highly recommended this place, and I’m so glad they did! The food was absolutely incredible, and the service was great. The frog legs were especially crispy and delicious. I’ll definitely be back!
Kevin Huy - a week ago

Unfortunately, my visit to this restaurant was a big disappointment, especially given the higher price range. When prices like that are charged, you expect a better standard. The frog legs in garlic sauce were dry and tasteless, and the basil rice seemed careless. The frog burger was okay, but the fries were just not that great. I was especially disappointed by the price of 7€ for a 0.33L Coca-Cola, which I found to be ridiculously overpriced. The cleanliness of the restaurant also left a lot to be desired.
Handy Ich - in the last week

We had a lovely dinner there, and it was lovely to have a real Parisian Bistro experience. We felt like we had been transported back in time. The French onion soup was delicious! The staff were friendly and attentive but didn’t rush us. We would highly recommend.
Catherine Davies - 2 months ago

If you want to try frog legs, this is the place. Skip the frog hamburger though. Fried frog legs very delicious and crispy. So were the sauteed ones with garlic and parsley. Just too expensive - served only with French fries on a side. Friendly service and atmosphere, although the place itself is pretty dark on a side street.
Kamil Jan - 6 months ago

Amazing experience. I had the frog burger and it was delicious and like nothing I’ve ever had before. The waitress was friendly and aided the wonderful meal. The atmosphere was perfect such a relaxing lunch.
Indiya Griffiths - 5 months ago

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Appetiser, starter, and dessert are good, sashimi is fresh and tasty. The main course - that’s the star of the show. Had white fish and baby duck for plat, both are cooked to perfect tenderness with a lightly charred flavours, coupled with unique sauce and side dishes. Do book in advance.
Yi Ke Hu - a year ago

This is another difficult review to write. Azabu has a lot of things going for it, staff are wonderful, the venue is great and the ambiance is perfect, especially when you're dining outside on a nice night. However....Azabu puts themselves on the upper end of the scale with their pricing. An average "menu" will cost you 45€ without refreshments. With just two glasses, you are likely walking out of dinner paying north of 60 euros. Having said that, the expectations is the food will be like everything else, wonderful. Unfortunately we didn't find the food to be anything beyond mediocre. The starters while being presented perfectly, were lacking any real character. The "amuse bouche" was also just flat. Two of us had the Wagyu beef and honestly, it was either overcooked and too chewy. Finally the dessert which was a green tea cake was dry. I am not going to advise others to avoid the place, it seems there are a lot of positive reviews and we could have been there when the chef wasn't having his best day. For me though I won't return as the pricing was far too high for food of this quality.
craig slota - 6 years ago

A largely women-run homestyle teppanyaki shop where every dish is elegant and tastes delicious. The menu features daily specials so you have a variety of fresh fish, pork, beef, and vegetable options to choose from. Something for everyone here and the quality of the dishes is very high. Even the humble chawanmushi was the best I’ve had with a subtle shiitake flavor. The kind of place I would go to again and again and again if I lived in Paris!
Dorothy Walter - 2 years ago

That was a real hidden gem 💎, loved every thing about the place , the food ( both the starter and the main ) the friendly & welcoming staff , I would definitely come again for fresh and tasty items 👏
The Pick By Noor - a year ago

Nothing fancy here just a traditional and refine Japanese restaurant with fresh ingredients and an amazing service. The chef pays tribute to the precision of Japanese cuisine. There’re 2 menus, one special of the day and some items à la carte. You won’t find nigiri here. Azabu is a great option for great Japanese cuisine.
Mr Z - 3 years ago

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