Aggressively masculine anti American experience. My friend and I arrived for dinner, asked the mature server about a pasta dish (without commitment) and suddenly our menus were removed from the table. We asked that the menus to be returned (they were) as we were still considering our order. Shortly thereafter pasta arrived at our table. We explained that we had not yet ordered dinner notably we had not been provided with bread, nor had we ordered appetizers. The server became angry upon our explanation that we had not yet ordered our dinner, and he announced the we would not be allowed to again order the pasta he thought we might have wanted to order should we choose to order it. He left the...
The reputation of this place frequented by people of all backgrounds is not usurped. Excellence and freshness of products, preparation and light and gourmet cuisine, old and efficient class service, restaurant decoration of the 50s, everything is organized to make you spend a good time out of time. The desserts are correct but less unforgettable than the dishes do not hesitate to take a glass of Prosecco excellent here or go directly to the coffee that will be served illico and ristretto of course. It is better to book and plan a small budget to access this place formerly attended by Jean Paul Belmondo and Alain Delon who gave their name to signature dishes.
Food is ok nothing special . Price over rated . Service is rude and not friendly. And the Worse than that is that they try to write the order in a weird and bad handwriting so you won’t be able to read it when you ask for your bill to pay it.... and then they add xtra stuff to ur bill. I had an awful experience and instead of apologizing nicely for the incident, they became more rude !!!! Not worth it.
A nice table with Italian specialities. Each dish is elaborated in the best of traditions. Ambiance bistrot and good child where sometimes conversations engage between guests of nearby tables. Guests do everything to make your passage pleasant while keeping the necessary reservation. A little more you can meet a star... who knows. Turn around.
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If you want to taste and not eat pasta, it is in the Stresa that you have to go near the Elysée fields. I cracked for rigattoni to the grapes with the chef’s advice to avoid joining the parmesan to keep the taste of the ceps and olive oil to finish a real tiramisu to the possible taste
you will not find a better more cozier italian restaurant in paris. its a family spot and the food is straight from italy, even their tomatoes! you might even run into Clint Eastwood or Robert De Niro who frequently go there on their paris visits!
Surprised by some of the reviews which might have put me off if I read them before going. I found the restaurant to be charming and the staff very welcoming. Food was good, sauces very good with the pasta.
Below average, not to be recommend at all.
Paris is full of good Italian restaurant, this is defiantly not one of them.
Staff are friendly but unfortunately
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Upscale classic Italian w/ a contemporary twist - it's a decent spot if you have plans on or right near Champs Elysees, but they're not serving the best
Tres chic! This restaurant is so lovelyIntimate but with the most 'in' crowdThe food is fantastic, the vibe personal and the crowd worth watching.
