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"reserve on the terrace and go there and tell on arrival that all seats on the terrace are taken. Very horseman!"
Phone: +33144750328
Address: 1, rue de Cotte, Marche d'Aligre, 75012 Paris, France, Paris 12e Arrondissement
City: Paris 12e Arrondissement
Website: http://www.sardegna.paris/
Monday: 19:30-00:00
Dishes: 6
Amenities: 15
Categories: 5
Reviews: 2187
Hundreds of restaurants around the globe and I have never been wowed or disappointed into writing a review...until now. Just a very poor experience. In short, the prices were insanely high even by Parisian standards. The food was bland, uninspired, and in some cases, cold. Wait staff was uninviting and pretentious. To cap it off the management used a special request to price gouge (90 Euro for a plain bunt cake). Best to not let this restaurant sour your experience in Paris...as it did ours.
We went with friends to this Sardinian restaurant. It is a place in which you immediately feel welcome. The owner was friends with the couple we joined and starters began to appear: octopus and fennel salad, grouper tartar, and others. Three of us had pasta (meat, fish, vegetable) and two had octopus. Wine was brilliant. Wait staff attentive and nice. AND THE FOOD WAS BRILLIANT! We will be back next time we are in Paris. A great find we had somehow missed. Highest recommendation!!
It’s a shame because the food is nice and creative but the owner and the personal are unfriendly and act with strange manners . Speaking and understanding Italian I even heard the owner qualifying some customers who visited the restaurant previously as being “coglioni” . Prices are over exaggerated I really felt strange to pay that much for a pasta dish. It seems that the restaurant works well as Parisians are used to unfriendly manners so need to change anything . Really a pity .
All I can say is, I have never had better Italian food in 20-30 years of eating it outside of Italy and my Nonna, wish I could live locally worth moving from Wales.!! thanks guys
reserve on the terrace and go there and tell on arrival that all seats on the terrace are taken. Very horseman!
