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

The hotel is across the street from the Louvre! Easy walk to a lot of places. I didn't rate the welcome because we arrived as part of a large group, which is always difficult for everyone. We liked our room, but several of the electric plugs did not work, and a repair person was not able to fix that. The staff was friendly and helpful, and our room was very clean. We enjoyed beautiful two-story windows that opened onto one of two squares inside the hotel property. Our king bed was comfy and the room had two bathrooms. One upstairs in the sitting room, and the other downstairs in the bedroom. The breakfast buffet was good, and included a cappuccino machine. If you ask for 'American coffee', they will bring it. The concierge was really helpful!
Sandy Mcknight - 8 years ago

fantastic location, excellent and friendly staff, relaxing pool area for a swim in between sightseeing. room was clean, bed was comfortable and all together for Paris standards spacious and well equipped. negative: the room is quite dark (I didn't mind, I'd rather have a dark room than noisy street) and the walls are very thin. you can hear people walking down the hall, talking in other rooms etc. nonetheless I'd book again!
Jackie S. - 6 years ago

From the welcome to our departure the staff was helpful, friendly and professional. The family room was spacious and very comfortable for our family of four (with teen daughters). The maid service was excellent - supplies always refreshed. Any request ( for an iron etc.) was done in a timely fashion. The concierge was exceptional! We would stay here again and will recommend to family and friends when they visit Paris. Great location- close to major attractions and historic sites. Thank you for making our stay in Paris a memorable one.
Stephanie Gotard - 9 years ago

Wonderful hotel and location. My 2 daughters and I were there this last summer and it was lovely. The staff were great. Always very nice and helpful. Our room was perfect. We had a junior sweet and it was 2 stories. A king upstairs and a queen pullout downstairs. A absolutely huge room, especially by European standars. The bed and the pillows were heavenly. I have a bad back and was really concerned but I slept great every night. We were there for 11 nights and never a problem. The location was a perfect walking distance to so many attractions and very close to public transportation. I would love to go back again today if I could but I certainly hope to stay again in the future!
Carol Fields - 11 years ago

Very average hotel at a 5 Star price. Was recommended by an acquaintance because of its location. Rooms are very average. Staff is perfunctory but not overly cordial. Staff came into my room on two occasions without announcing themselves. Restaurant and Bar very below average. Although this hotel is priced the same as the Sofitel a few blocks away. Just know that to get good location at this price you will sacrifice many other amenities. I have stayed at other hotels in Paris for less price and better experience .
Hank Provost - 7 years ago

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The restaurant itself, has a classical ambiance of history and culinary delights. We decided to go for lunch, which turned out to be a good idea, as the restaurant wasn't full. The restaurant doesn't hold a Michelin star anymore, however the food and staff were immaculate.
Adie Klein - 3 months ago

Outstanding dining and wine experience - an absolute must when visiting Paris. The green bean salad and the profiterole dessert were knock outs. The sommelier was exceptional at recommending a wine to match our tastes and our main course. We felt well taken care of from start to finish.
Katy Weseman - a month ago

100% worth every penny. This was the best dinner for a special birthday celebration, and thank you to all the staff for taking such good care of us. Will definately be recommending it everyone we know.
Julie Dimitra Psilopati - 6 months ago

All perfect, food, atmosphere, service, highly recommended, definitely will come again!
Vasley Green - 4 weeks ago

It was a delight. The service was great without being invasive l, but still very engaged. The sommelier helped us pick wine that went perfectly with our meal. The food was great! The space is really cool. If you ask them, the servers or host will tell you more of this history and show you where certain folks had their chosen spots, etc. We were there on a Friday and no one seemed put out or annoyed to do this for us. As a nerd, thus was an awesome spot for dinner.
Sarah Riddle - a month ago

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Absolutely delicious. Hoastess is very pleasant and friendly and servers are attentive and kind. It's definitely a local favorite, because I was the only tourist in the whole place all night. Lively, but still cozy enough to have conversations. Food is also great, can't go wrong with any of the choices.
Sun Hwang - a year ago

Starter and tartart are perfect and so nice but onion soup not much taste at all BUT so hot, love it ! Baked potato is cool too. Staffs are nice but can see they are short of people as only 2 people service while place Which not easy and also took a bit longer to get all. Table distance is really TOO close as it is like 3” distance so you can hear others clearly. It is very noisy over there. Price is ok and recommended but not in busy time a lot
Cafen Cheung - 2 years ago

Manon was an absolutely fabulous server- kind, patient with my questions and knowledgeable. I highly recommend visiting this quaint wine bar. I had the beef tartare which was delicious and a very large portion. Highly recommend.
Dawn Davis - a year ago

Ecluse was fantastic! Delicious food and Parisian atmosphere. Juba was lovely! And If you’re visiting Paris you must stop there.
Mora Girgis - 11 months ago

Magical experience in this iconic place ✨ Where Barbara & Brel would come and sing at the piano.. Absolutely delicious food ! Truffle croque monsieur and Pinot noir wine ♥️ And delightful people serving, singing and dancing in a joyful charming environment. I highly recommend it !!
Marie Polo - 2 years ago

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A mediocre place at best. I cannot understand why there’re people lining up to get in here! We had kimchi and the fried dumplings as started. Then katsudon and stir fried noodles The kimchi was a Bit spicy and unfortunately it was the best of the meal. The dumpling was pressed like panini, guess that made it special. However the stuffing was over salty and all dumplings stacked together, no way to eat it without tearing off wrapping of others. The katsudon was over sweet and looked unappetizing! The fried noodles were ok. The speed was fast once you got seated.
Jules Huang - 2 weeks ago

This place has a charming, old-school feel — almost like a classic Showa-era Japanese Chinese restaurant, but right in the heart of Paris. It’s clearly popular, as there’s always a line and the place stays busy, and now I fully understand why. The ramen has a gentle, comforting broth reminiscent of traditional Japanese chūka soba, and every dish we tried was delicious — the fried rice, the gyoza, and even the char siu on its own were all excellent. A wonderful spot with a nostalgic atmosphere and consistently tasty food. Highly recommended!
CHIHIRO - 8 months ago

The ramen is kind of bland in my opinion. Not very flavorful. But the prices are very reasonable. Dumplings were good though. But I don’t think it’s worth to wait in line. But again, very good pricing for Paris.
Alara Civelek - 6 months ago

First good news: the place is air-conditioned, and in this heatwave that’s perfect. An institution in the neighborhood. Fast service, and the quality is always there. A little summer tip: go for the zulu ramen, cold noodles in peanut sauce with slices of cold roast pork. And you can’t go wrong with the menu adding 5 gyozas for just €4.50 more. Arigato gozaimasu!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Marc Gibbs - a month ago

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easy & comfort spot for breakfast. Food is fresh and simple, familiar and predictable, good place to start the day. service is alright, friendly enough for tourists
Anh Nguyen - a month ago

Doing laundry next door. Lovely cafe. Nice folks behind the counter. Had a Dbl Cappuccino outside while I waited.
Lee Barroll - 2 months ago

Came twice and both times were excellent. First time got the breakfast a second time got their tartines
Jessica Fu - 3 months ago

Tucked away on a charming little street, Le Pain Quotidien is an absolute hidden treasure bursting with pazzazz! From the moment you arrive, the vibe is effortlessly chic—inviting, warm, and oh-so-Parisian. With cozy indoor tables and a sunny outdoor setup, sitting outside was a no-brainer. The fresh air, the quaint surroundings, and that perfect brunch buzz made it feel like a scene from a movie. The service? Top-notch and super friendly—you’re treated like a regular even on your first visit. We dove into the brunch menu and let me tell you—it was fireworks on a plate. Each bite was vibrant, flavorful, and made with love. But the showstopper? That croissant. Oh. My. Goodness. Flaky, golden, crunchy perfection—like a buttery symphony in your mouth. One bite and it was pure magic. Honestly, orgasmic doesn’t even begin to describe it. It was like biting into a little piece of heaven with a French accent. If you’re looking for a brunch spot with soul, charm, and serious food magic, Le Pain Quotidien is the move. Whether you’re brunching with friends or just treating yourself, this spot brings the flavor, the flair, and the full-on pazzazz.
Iggy Deez - a year ago

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We stopped by Naniwa-Ya for a quick Japanese meal. The place has a casual Japanese eatery vibe, nothing fancy, but comfortable enough for a straightforward meal. The katsu curry was probably the best thing we had. The curry sauce was nice, rich enough to be satisfying, and the fried cutlet was cooked properly with a decent crisp on the outside. It’s the kind of dish that’s hard to mess up, and this one did the job well. The udon, unfortunately, was a bit underwhelming. The broth lacked depth and flavour, and the bowl felt quite sparse in terms of ingredients. For what it costs, it didn’t quite deliver the comfort or richness you’d expect. It came across a little bland and slightly overpriced for what was served. The set salad was very average, pretty standard and nothing memorable. The gyoza, though, was the weakest part of the meal. The filling lacked flavour and the overall taste just didn’t work. Definitely something I wouldn’t order again. On the positive side, service was fast and efficient. Orders were taken quickly and food arrived without much waiting, which is always appreciated when you’re just looking for a quick bite. Overall, Naniwa-Ya is fine if you’re nearby and want something simple. The katsu curry is worth ordering, but other items on the menu feel hit or miss, especially considering the price point.
Eric Chan - 4 months ago

As someone who goes to Japan quite regularly, I would say that the food here was completely authentic. I had the ramen and the special, and was pleasantly surprised to be delighted by both. Hidden gem in the city, I’d highly recommend if you’re craving asian food or something refreshing in this hot weather.
Kieran Ho - a month ago

Great address in the lower part of st Anne street where it is a bit less crowded. That being said, depending on the days and time, there can be some wait! We've tested several starters that were delicious, as well as the ramen and a rice dish. The ramen juice was particularly light and savoury. Good address in the area.
joris huynh - 3 months ago

Came in on Saturday right before 19.00 sitting at the bar since I am party of one. Asked the waiter to recommend their specials which the cold egg noodles and seafood balls. They were both good with the noodles fresh. Ordered beef cheeks as extra because I was very hungry. The cheeks lack tenderness but cooked well. At 19.30 there were many people queuing for seats. Overall, the food was good.
L K - a year ago

We ordered 5 tapes and a soba . The price is good and quality okay . It’s a bit oily and salty somehow . It’s can be good if it is less oily . I also order a take out salmon roe on rice . It is fresh and large , enough for two meals. I have not try the ramen or rice dish but I think they can be on point from what I saw. It’s hard to find such a causal place to have a meal and catch up with friends. The bar chair is a little high and can be hard to sit on it . There are less than 8 tables available. Overall it can be a good place to order take out . A little overpriced on some appetizers such as the spinach and the pumpkin
Maria Fan - a year ago

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We had the most amazing time at this restaurant! All of my friends came together, and it honestly could not have been a better experience. From the moment we walked in, the vibe was so cute and welcoming the atmosphere made it perfect for hanging out and celebrating together. We ordered so many big meals, and everything was absolutely delicious. The portions were generous, and every dish was packed with flavor. They also kept the bread coming, which we loved such a simple touch, but it made the meal even better! The staff was so kind and accommodating, making sure we had everything we needed the whole time. We felt so taken care of. We had the best time, ate amazing food, and made the best memories. We love this place so much and can’t wait to come back! 💛✨
matty weis - 4 months ago

Quality food (and prices that reflect it), decent service despite the busy staff and large crowd. The French onion soup had appropriate onion texture, cheese consistency, and soft bread that did not completely crumble apart. Pasta all perfectly cooked to al dente, with delicious truffle cream and large Parmesan shavings to create a wonderful balance of flavor and mouthfeel.
V - a month ago

I stopped here randomly on my last night in Paris. I had a nice solo seat in the corner and was able to enjoy my meal and people watch. I ordered the French onion soup as well as the baked chicken and a small carafe of wine (we definitely need this option in the US) The soup was exactly what I wanted very flavorful, nice and hot. Definitely recommend. The baked chicken I was worried would not be that tasty as I hadn't been impressed with my other options in Paris during my trip, but this did not disappoint. Very flavorful and delicious. I ended the evening with a crème brûlée, which was so good I had to stop my myself from finishing it all. if you are in the area, definitely give this place a try.
Erika Solomon - 6 months ago

Had a lunch here whilst on a walking tour, and it really made a lovely diversion from the hustle outside. Servers were very efficient, note lunch is strictly served from midday. Food was amazing, beautifully presented and faster than we expected. The atmosphere is a mixture between Library/Museum and funky hipster bar, with quirky displays of Lego model, portraits of the Masters on the walls, and mixed level seating.
MrGonzonator - 6 months ago

Great place for lunch near the Louvre Museum. The food was delicious, and the service was excellent. Everything was great from start to finish. Highly recommended if you're looking for a satisfying meal in the area while visiting Paris.
Evgenia Angelova - 3 weeks ago

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A really cozy Japanese restaurant in the city and one of my favourites for years. Reservations are highly recommended, though solo diners can often try their luck with a seat at the bar. It’s on the pricier side, but the quality is consistently excellent (really good sushi!) and the service is incredibly attentive. Highly recommend.
Melody T - 2 weeks ago

My Favorite Japanese Restaurant in Paris Whenever I’m in Paris and want delicious, authentic Japanese food, I go to Takara. The sashimi is always fresh, and their Wagyu hot pot is absolutely wonderful—tender, rich, and deeply satisfying. It’s a reliable, welcoming place with genuine flavors and consistently good service. A true standout for Japanese cuisine in the city. Highly recommend.
Chris - 4 months ago

Overall, a nice restaurant for sukiyaki; however, the other dishes were just okay. Service was welcoming and friendly and environment was a typical Japanese tavern. My fav: Sukiyaki (5⭐) — the soup was flavorful, and the meat was fresh and well prepared Shabu-Shabu & Sashimi Omakase (4⭐) — I personally preferred the sukiyaki over the shabu-shabu. I found the shabu-shabu soup a bit bland, while I liked the sesame vinegar sauce on the side, we barely used the other sauce. On the other hand, the sashimi omakase was fresh, but not to the point where I think it was worth it. Tempura (3.5⭐) — A nice variety of veggies that allowed us to try a bit of everything. However, I found the dipping sauce on the side disappointing — a bit bland as well.
Sofia - 3 weeks ago

Takara is a great spot for authentic Japanese cuisine in Paris, with a long history dating back to 1958. We enjoyed everything we had, and the prices felt quite reasonable, especially considering the quality and location. The service was helpful and nice, and the atmosphere had a warm, simple, Japanese-style charm. It feels more like a genuine Japanese restaurant than a tourist-focused place, which made the experience even better. Highly recommended if you enjoy Japanese cuisine.
T L - a month ago

The food was amazing, sashimi was so tasty, no bad smell. The small sukiyaki was very good as well. The soup was not too salty that I could sip from time to time and the server did a small demonstration of cooking it. The service and atmosphere were great also, very calm, nicely decorated and I could smell wood from the furniture. Really authentic. However the price is very high, might be good to go for a special occasion.
Kirana L - 9 months ago

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