Paris restaurants located within a 5 minute walk of Jussieu Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

Perched along the banks of the Seine, the Institut du monde arabe stands as a striking architectural masterpiece where modern steel and glass seamlessly merge with traditional Islamic geometric motifs. Its iconic southern facade features hundreds of motorized metallic apertures that mechanically open and close to regulate light, echoing the intricate beauty of traditional Arabic mashrabiya. Inside, the museum offers a sweeping and profound exploration of Arab civilization, culture, and science through an exceptional collection of historical artifacts, manuscripts, and contemporary art. From ancient astronomy to modern design, visiting this cultural crossroads is an illuminating journey through centuries of creative exchange between the Arab world and the West.
Quang Vu Nguyen - a week ago

Highly recommend! They host wonderful exhibits as the 1001 Arabian Nights exhibit and much more with their most recent being Byblos. Upset to have missed the recent Gaza exhibit . The library is extraordinary and the architecture of the building is one of the most modern in the Paris area. The only thing comparable is the Library of Alexandria in Egypt. I previously left a review under another Google account along with impressive photos from that exhibit , but regrettably no longer have access to that account. Each time I visit this place , I realize it's one of my favorite attractions in the Paris area.
M M - 2 weeks ago

I recently visited the Arab World Institute with great interest in its cultural and historical offerings. While the exhibitions were insightful, I found that the Maghreb’s heritage was less visible compared to other regions. If dedicated sections exist, they were not clearly highlighted, which risks leaving visitors with an incomplete view of the Arab world. Despite renovations, parts of the building still feel worn, and recent leadership challenges may also explain why certain areas seem underdeveloped. Overall, the institute has much to offer, but giving greater prominence to North African contributions would provide a richer and more balanced visitor experience.
Nawfal Siadi - 10 months ago

Beautiful building inside, and definitely one of the better (free) views across the Notre Dame, best towards sunset, maybe pair with the restaurant. Temporary exhibitions sometimes fascinating, can be hit and miss depending on your interests. Definitely worth a peek, particularly if you are wandering the Left Bank.
1000Steps Photography - 10 months ago

I absolutely loved the temporary exposition they are doing for the treasures saved from gaza. You can see really the impact of destruction and the things as humanity we have lost just because of greed and evil. I recommend this place for everyone.
Mike Aoun - a year ago

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Fun, quaint little place in Paris… service was excellent, customizations to our food perfect! Food came out exactly how we wanted. Tasted fantastic! We arrived at an off time, so there were plenty of tables to choose from. We picked one at the front with a window view. I can see how the restaurant can become packed with limited seating during busy times. Highly recommend visiting a little piece of Breakfast (and all food) in America!
Susan Keeney - 2 months ago

As an American who has been to many diners, I loved the vibes of this place, but the food wasn’t completely amazing. My pancakes seemed a bit uncooked and too thick, but the bacon and eggs had amazing flavor. We went on a Friday midday and it wasn’t busy at all! The servers are super nice and give the classic American service experience
Kira Anderson - 2 months ago

Very cute place in a beautiful neighbourhood of Paris. We arrived and there was a line (we were 4 people). One thing to note is that on weekends the line doesn't move fast at all so you might be stuck with 1 hour wait like us. In terms of food I found that it was really good and reasonnabke price wise however there are a few things I find odd. There is dark chocolate or white chocolate but no in between which I feel like it would be the most popular one. Another thing is that the lunch menu is not possible until 3pm.. which is a bit strange as that is way past lunch time and would be very interesting to have alongside the pancake options. Finally my friend who is vegan and quite easy with her food was really waiting for the lunch options or something from a special menu and they couldn't make any accommodations considering it was not seen anywhere that lunch was served at 3pm onwards. So we ended up having a light meal/snack (where my meal was great) but no one else's meal was an easy feat. I understand that sometime changes can't be made or exceptions either but I haven't had this experience before.
Audrey - 6 months ago

If you're from the United States looking for an American breakfast, the food will disappoint. They have a traditional menu, but the way the food is prepared is geared towards traditional European tastes (which is not totally surprising), but there are some things more universal like omletes and toast were good. Potatoes, bacon, and fried eggs are cooked in a different oils that changes flavors compared to what we are used to in the US. However, the staff were fantastic, the service was very fast, the restaurant was in a great area, and the atmosphere was vintage 1970s America.
Tim Murray - a month ago

They are extremely friendly, food are amazing and fries were crispy and salty, totally recommend it!! Kinda pricy but worth it i would say.
Omar Ghoonem - 7 months ago

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Prawn ravioli was cooked right and the sauce was bursting with flavours. French finesse!
Sasipriya Janarthanan - a month ago

Dinner, Conversation and Cognac Walking near the Sorbonne in the 5th District we came upon Le Buisson Ardent and saw a wonderful lamb entree on the menu. We settled in for 2+ delicious hours of cafe dining, including that lamb, dessert and cognac. All accompanied by the charm and conversation of the owner and young patrons surrounding us. Highly recommend!
Aaron Wappelhorst - a year ago

Nice place to have French food. Staff is very friendly. We ordered a starter with beef which was a bit too salty. However, it came with very flavorful olive oil dressing. It would be good if there was some more salad. The shrimp salad is very good. I also ordered a mojito. It did not have enough lime😌.
An Nguyen - 4 years ago

Big compliment to the staff for their kindness. I came with an upset stomach and got just what I needed to finally eat again. Their soup of the day, carrott puree and mousse au chocolat were delicious and made me feel like a human again. Thank you
Claire J. - 2 years ago

Food was great, recommend lamb and the fries, very delicious. Busy and loud but only one man serving doing his absolute best.
Jordan Hatch - 2 months ago

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Loved this cosy very Parisian wine place. It offers superb hospitality, especially if you start off speaking in limited French, only to find that the hosts can actually speak English just fine 🤣 (Oh it's so many moons ago when I visited France and they only would converse in French!). The place embodies the essence of a wine (bar?) with loads of bottles lining the walls and the lovely knowledgeable host asking for your preference to provide you with your perfect choice of wine. They also serve delicious little food dishes that will ensure you don't get completely inebriated and unruly with your intake of many bottle of delicious wine. The place also offers a limited selection of food and I had a lovely dish of fish gratin. It was yummy - I highly recommend giving it a visit ❤️
Grith Stagaard - a year ago

Good but not excellent dinner for the price. Wine selection is excellent. The stuff is happy to recommend something but the service is a bit slow. Red wine temperature was a bit too hot for my taste.
Oleg Igoshin - 2 months ago

This spot had a great collection of wines. We had a couple of different glasses and really enjoyed what we ordered. Our server was knowledgeable and helpful. The selection of cured meats was great and we enjoyed the saucisson sec with cornishons a lot
Bobby - 2 months ago

I came for the wine and left with a great conversation with the staff. This little gem I thought would be crowded in lunch time but was lovely and quiet for my lunchtime visit. The owners know wine and are very open to discussing at length for your deeper knowledge. It’s a superb place to dine alone or with a group. Highly recommend! Magnifique !
Eleana Kouneli Yoga - 3 years ago

What a wonderful place to stumble upon after cabaret! Beatrice and Bruno welcomed us, talked to us about wine and cheese, selected a delicious cheese plate and wine to accompany it. I would love to come back, well worth a visit.
Christine Houlding - 2 years ago

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Beautiful raclette burger with chips for only €11! Small delirium red for €3.50. Nice outdoor seating. Ideal place, would definitely recommend!
Ellie Hignett - a month ago

We came here on our first night at Paris. It was an amazing welcome to this marvellous city. The food were fine, cocktails great, and the service was amazing. I absolutely recommend.
Bengisu Aksoy - 5 months ago

Amazing burgers!!!! Great cocktails!!! Amazing vibe!!!!!! The service was fantastic. Affordable prices for Paris!!!!!! Overall, would totally recommend for drinks and food on a weekend with friends.
Neh C - 3 years ago

Really nice caffe, prices are good since it's in the center of Paris. The waiter was really nice and charming. You get a lot of food so if you (like me) can't eat much😅 then split it with your travel buddy. I ordered the cheesburger and my mom ordered fried chicken. Overall 10/10, would visit again. This is the only place in Paris where I was served drinks immediately and didnt have to wait for food in order to get my drinks. Would reccommend but sometimes it gets busy because it's a local parisians place.
Ema Trezner - a year ago

Nice café to have a drink with friends. Decent beer for a good price.
Norah Vrolijk - 7 months ago

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Great place to enjoy some Peruvian food. An opportunity to try some South American wines and some Peruvian beer. Food was excellent, starting with the guacamole over the ceviche and on to meat and sweets. Place is small but feels genuine and cozy. Service is good and if you know some Spanish it doesn’t hurt.
Fredric Sandell - 2 months ago

The best food I’ve had since I came to Paris. The service was so nice, we really wanted to have causa but they didn’t have any left, they scratched whatever they had left and brought some in small stablespoons for free. Everything was so delicious I wanted to cry. As a Latina I really missed food seasoned with something different than just salt and pepper. We had the anticucho, the aji de gallina and the arroz de mariscos which was truly a religious experience. I’d highly recommend to order to share, since food is SO rich in flavor that having one full plate would be too overwhelming, but since whe had so much variety the experience was absolutely marvelous. The pisco and the pisco de maracuyá were also amazing. Will come back at least once a month to keep my sanity.
Camila Vargas - 3 months ago

Food was okay, definitely not like in Peru and had better in London and The Hague aswell. Staff is very very nice and the ambience is good too. Could maybe use a candle but for the rest it's great
Aidah H - 2 months ago

The food was amazing, the seafood fresh, and the service was impeccable. Thank you Donia Lourdes for the food and Sébastian for the great service and menu recommendations.
Camilo Diaz - a month ago

I've always wanted to try this place, got the chance to go there for lunch with a few colleagues. We had a few appetizers to share, I liked the guac and the octopus the rest was good as well. Then I ordered the trilogy of ceviches as I couldn't decide which one to have. Food was fresh and delicious, the waitress was super nice. I would definitely go again.
François Lin - a year ago

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Since I visited Paris, I should try the Moroccan cuisine. By chance I found this restaurant in my way then I went to try the classic Moroccan dishes. I was impressed with the relaxing atmosphere for the restaurant, the Arabic music and the Middle Eastern vibes. The food was really delicious and fresh. Of course I tried the classic dish Couscous. Also, I was lucky to be served by Sabrin who was very friendly and helpful. Definitely, it was a great experience and I recommend the restaurant for everyone.
Haytham Abbas - 4 months ago

Of the best food I ate during my trip to Paris! We arrived a few minutes before they opened and they still served us. The food was AMAZING, plus they don't spare anything with the portions! We ordered couscous and tagine with figs and nuts and it was delicious!! My family has been going to that restaurant for decades and I will keep the tradition whenever I have the opportunity to return to Paris!
ana pe - a year ago

Delicious traditional Moroccan restaurant. The place is worth the visit alone, with typical decorations. The food is tasty and fresh, serving most notably a variety of tajine. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Would recommend booking.
Margot - 3 years ago

My wife and I came here on the last night of our 2 week honeymoon in France and this was my favorite restaurant from the whole trip. The food was incredibly flavorful, from the little dishes brought out before ordering down to the dessert at the end. The service was also impeccable and the decor is so pretty too. I can't praise L'Atlas enough for this fantastic meal and overall experience!!!
Sophia Solganik - a year ago

This little gem we found by accident. We have been comming back here for the better part of 10 years. Staff is very friendly and will gladly take an extra step to make your evening even better. Be prepared to come back here because the food here is devine.
Alexander Moelker - a year ago

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We needed dinner and this was close by where we were staying. The staff spoke excellent English and as seems typical foe the area, had an English language menu available. The service was friendly and professional, with the food being quickly produced. I had beef tartare and my partner had a beef salad. Both were delicious and the portions, especially the salad, were very generous. The tartare has the option of raw or pan fried, I went raw. She had a French cider and I red wine. Again, both lovely. For pudding we shared a crepe. I'd recommend this place for anyone looking for food and happily go back.
Campbell Hardie - 2 months ago

Found by chance whilst on our way to Jardin de Plantes. Wow c'est magnifique! Croque Madame was excellent and the cheesecake was exquisite! Perfect breakfast. Loved it!
Ruben Zuniga - a year ago

It's one of the best creme brullee (pistache) in Paris! The Café is located in a quiet place. For a decent price, you get excellent food and service. Definitely recommended.
CoggiCon - 3 years ago

Really good bistro coffee. I enjoyed wine with escargot. Good price, friendly staff and location.
Juliana Dâ Silva - a year ago

What a lovely cafe and wonderful staff. We stayed nearby and needed somewhere for dinner and a drink and the waitress was lovely and we made it for happy hour even better!
Joelene Galer - 5 months ago

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Great place if you enjoy a wide varieties of beers and some hard rock and Harvey metal!
Carlos Figueiroa - 3 weeks ago

Fantastique Bar and Pub. Pression beer and pression Cidre..! Wowww Just amazing.. Definitely I recommend. Must try artisanal pression cidre.. 😉
Bashir Bob - 2 years ago

Excellent selection of craft beers and friendly service, cosy atmosphere. My favourite place to relax and listen to good rock music in Paris
Jessica - a year ago

Heard two of my favourite bands (the Cramps and Pere Ubu if you’re interested) within the first twenty minutes of arriving here, the bar staff are friendly and the ambiance is metal. Exactly what I needed!
Paul Duane - 10 months ago

Great place, great music, great beers. Thanks!
Güncel Oğulcan Ülgen - a month ago

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I always struggle to find a reason to come to pasta restaurants. I always end up thinking "I could have just made this at home for significantly cheaper", and that's exactly how I felt here. There are some interesting pasta types here, including chestnut, but as all but one of the dishes are non-vegetarian I couldn't have them. The dish I had was fine but a bit bland. I was curious if this was because it was the vegetarian option, but then the salmon pasta the person I was eating with was similarly bland, and the sauce more watery than we would expect. It's strange because this restaurant hasn't changed their menu much in the last 40 years, as my parents used to come here as students, and they quite liked it back then. The deserts were fairly good. We had a pear clafouti and some fromage blanc with maple syrup. Both were good. The deco is nice enough. Pleasant. The restaurant had a wheelchair accessible entrance and seating. We didn't end up checking the toilet. In terms of improvements, I guess I'd like to see more vegetarian options and sauces with more flavour, especially for the high price paid.
Armand - 7 months ago

Modern style and healthy dining option in the Latin quarter. Whether you are looking for a long lunch or a quick bite, this is the spot. Handmade pasta and savoury flavours that complement the seasonal ingredients used. Ideal for groups and also families with young children.
Erickson Lee - 2 months ago

Excellent food!! We ordered 3 of the pastas, each one with its unique combination of flavors worked extremely well. The quality of ingredients speak for themselves
zoya dixit - a year ago

I got salmon pasta, goat cheese, French cola and coffee. I paid 31 euros total. Prices are good, portions are large for Paris standards and food was delicious. First time I tried French cola and I like it. Pasta was fresh and good quality. Service is also really good. Employees know English.
Tom Wilson - 5 years ago

A 3.5 to 4-star good local restaurant, with freshly made food. Unfortunately, the dishes were nothing to write home about. My veggie pasta was tasty but slightly overcooked & the sauce was a bit on the lighter side, and my friend's salmon barley pasta was ok but a bit too bland. Good thing is that the food came very fast. Slightly disappointing also is that, arriving at 7pm and leaving at 8.30pm the restaurant was still relatively empty (30-40% occupancy only). That was a Wednesday evening. Is it a good or a bad sign?
Bruno Bensaid - 2 years ago

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