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

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 Schwarzinger - 5 years ago

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 - 6 years ago

Nice hotel and very well located. The swimming pool is also very nice. The design of the rooms is a bit already old and they should make some renovations. Another thing to notice there was a weird smell in the kitchen area during our stay for all the 5 days.
Stefan Gurski - 5 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 - 7 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 - 10 years ago

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Another day dining in Paris, and another duck breast. But today it was not just another duck. Le Grand Véfour offered a spectacular fixed price lunch for €68 of tuna tartar, breast of duckling, and grapefruit mousse. While every course was great, I think I can call this the “best duck I ever ate”! It will take a lot to top this! Service was excellent! The value for the price was also excellent.
John Wheeler - 5 months ago

One of the best dining experiences in Paris. My girlfriend has been there multiple times on her previous visits so I had to try it out. The interior decor is very historic, same with the seating and plates, a totally different vibes than other modern dining places. Plate presentation is okay but food is really good especially the tuna tartar. Service is very professional and attentive. Definitely a gem in Paris!
JJ - 6 months ago

A beautiful lunch we had there in June of 2022. Dreaming of our return this next Spring! I was delighted to find that they had some food offering from their previous menus there in a table placard. The foie gras Ravioli is still talked about regularly in our home almost 3 years later. With so many great places for this Nebraska girl to try in Paris, the thought was to find MORE lovely food experiences, but this had to be on the list. A family and personal favorite!!
Andrea Wright - 6 months ago

What drew us here was the fact that Julia Child mentioned this as one of her favorite restaurants. The decor was beautiful but overall, not worth the cost of the meal. The food was...fine. We started with the picked seasonal vegetables with pumpkin - it was decent. Then we split the scallops and mushroom/ginger/tofu dish. Both good but not worth the price. The restaurant was sweet and split one meal into two so we can share. But six tiny scallops for 49€? Eh. The tofu dish was fine but my mom gave the feedback that the sunflower seeds on top tasted a bit stale. It was nice to experience such a historical restaurant but I would do a lunch perhaps and not a dinner. Oh heads up, still water is 10€ and tea is 7€ per cup.
Nour Ziyadeh - 6 months ago

Not worth the price, please careful if you can not book the table in the principal room because other room was not beautiful at all. The food was quite disappointing because you can find so much better in the same price in Paris
Ngọc Huyền Lưu - 3 months ago

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Super nice atmosphere, great service and surprisingly tasty food. Highly recommend. Indeed a hidden gem.
Boris Pinzur - 6 months ago

Well, what a fantastic find and experience, I located this restaurant using the Michelin guide app and it certainly did not disappoint! The appetiser of roasted artichoke on a bed of puréed cauliflower was sublime with the beautiful fragrance of Chevril and other herbs and my main course of poached cod was probably the best fish dish I have ever had across many Michelin starred restaurants! The balance of the flavours and texture and the richness of the broth with the wild rice combined with the saltiness of the cod and the freshness of the poached tomato grilled with Parmesan on top was such an amazing combination and the lightness of the foam sauce is just delicious. This should definitely soon be one star and worth not only a detour but a special journey! Also mate congratulations to the team for being so gracious with a solo diner, friendly attentive and on point. I’ll be back!
Crispin Sheridan - 9 months ago

What a fabulous experience! We enjoyed our dinner from end to end, we enjoyed the myriad flavors of the food. The Chef does a really great job (Michel Rostang is no far), the staff is very kind and deserves a great thank as well. Probably the best restaurant of the place!
Boris Maillard - a year ago

I was at Harry's Bar having a martini. The bartender overheard me talking about wanting to have a steak. He recommended L'Absinthe. What a great tip. The tenderloin lived up to its name. Best I've ever had. The salad was very nice also. An amazing dressing. My waiter recommended a type of vin rouge I'd never tried: delicieux. Then I had an absinthe as my digestif. Very tasty. You should dine here. I also appreciated the fact that they were quite forgiving about my lack of French language skills. It's got a much quieter vibe than many places along that strip of places. Something I appreciated. Go here, you won't regret it.
Dominic Carpin - 8 months ago

Great choice...we were looking for a French restaurant to dinner and we found this brasserie. With a good atmosphere...quite but not to death the food is very good and there’s a nice wine selection. We order the duck sandwich, the pasta with beef stew and the entrecôte...everything was delicious! I’ll be back!
Javier Gómez García - 7 years 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 - 3 months ago

Lovely, cozy wine bar with great food and service. Very comfortable chairs. Beef tar tar was excellent and wine selections was good and affordable.
Adam D - 4 months ago

We visited during peak hours at 8pm on a Friday. The kind staff brought out an extra table and made space for us on the very busy terrace. It was the last night in Paris for my friends and we were able to celebrate on a charming terrace - just what we had hoped for. The cheese board, drinks, and cafe gourmand were wonderful but what we will remember is the considerate staff.
Jennifer Perry - a month 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 - a year 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 - 10 months ago

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Very good traditional japonais food in sainte Anne street in Paris. I have been there several times and will go beach again. The food is actually very good if you like Asian and notably the japonais food. The service is very quick, but not caring. Most of the time there is a line outside that you have to wait 10-20 minutes. No reservations needed. The ambiance is just ok. Enjoy!
Alain Tremblay - 3 weeks ago

If you love Japanese food this is a place to go. Absolutely delicious. Thank you for the staff and chefs who brings this simple and very important joy into lives
Tetiana P - 2 weeks ago

Feels like Japan. The smell were so good I had to walk inside and get my lunch here. Super nice staff! I sat at the counter and could see the chefs do all their prep and cooking. Ramen was good but the stir fried bamboo were heavenly!
Oom M. - 4 months ago

Came just right at the time they open 11.30am. Already few people obviously as hungry as I am. First time here. Selected Menu A @€15: Shiosu ramen + 7 Gyosa Gyosa was good but not fried enough. The ramen soup was well seasoned and flavored though the noodle was more a Chinese egg noodle than Japanese true ramen. It was tasty though a bit shy of another slice of meat (probably because it’s the menu). The service was very fast and efficient and no unnecessary talk. It’s definitely more of eat and go than taking all the time in the world.
L K - 2 weeks ago

We ordere shio l/ramen, miso ramen, and gyoza, and all are good. The broth is clean yet flavorful, not too heavy. The noodles taste fresh, a little bit clumpy, but I think it’s because it’s homemade. The gyoza is really good, very recommended! I have been to several good ramen places and I like this place so much. The place might be very hot in a summer day, it was 26 °C when I visited and it was barely bearable.
Agnes Ardiyanti - a month ago

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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 - 3 weeks ago

What a gorgeous little find. This place was charming, the coffee was good and the selection of the bakery looked and smelled amazing. Friendly service too.
Catherine Harrison - 2 months ago

This place was absolutely wonderful!! The food was high quality, delicious, and fresh as well as the restaurant being in a good location and a friendly staff. The bread here is also fabulous along with the menu. I highly recommend the floral lavender mint water for a refreshing drink, so so yummy. For food i got strawberries with mint, Tartine Poulet & Avocat, and Pain Nordique. All super good, recommend!
Ava Sionna - a year ago

Wonderful breakfast and brunch eatery in an off the beaten path location very near the Opera and the Louvre. Fresh pastry choices, coffee and jam options amongst other light fare. Good for a consistent experience. Their cookbook had nice recipes and gave us a great idea for a gift to the bakers and cooks in the family.
R & S - a year ago

I stopped by here for a quiet breakfast. Enjoyed the Pain Perdue (think French toast with berries and cream) and a caramel frappe with espresso.
Donna Carr - a month ago

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Portions were okay. Ordered oyakodon, tempura udon and draft beer. Oyakodon's egg could be made more runny but the chicken pieces were good. Udon may have been overcooked as it was a bit mushy rather than springy and soup was saltier than expected. Also this was the only time in Paris where we were asked for a tip. Perhaps it's a common practice in the area.
MC - 2 months ago

Wanted to try katsu for the first time to compare it with the austrian "schnitzel" which i eat quite often so i got a katsu curry ,the katsu was crunchy yes but bland and hard which is a shame but the curry and rice were really good
Cosovan Andrei - 2 weeks 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 - 7 months ago

Amazing place with a fresh and delicious food. I wanted to try the famous takoyaki and I wasn’t disappointed, Udon is very good as well😍Highly recommend!
Lucky Lucky - 4 months ago

good food and mostly good quality for price, friendly staff, chill atmosphere. We had the katsu curry, tanindon and black sesame ice cream !
Nomi B - 2 months ago

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Good atmosphere in Paris,food did not leave a bright impression. The service was not bad but we had to wait for the server to come to the table very long. Food was a bit below expectations, the price was a bit hige for what we got.The salmon and pancakes had not enough taste,probably was nothing homemade. The tartar was good,but the fries were very soft. Dorade was cooked good, vegetables not fit with this kind of fish for mine opinion. The duck was good combined with apples,was delicious,just puree was sticky, I couldn't eat it.
Mika - 3 months ago

I really enjoyed the duck leg, it was really well done and tastes super. Reducing one star for their bad French fries from my friend’s order. For such a restaurant the fries shouldn’t be frozen fries put in oil. They must be home made.
A. Khalid Nasrat - a week ago

Went in for a quick lunch after visiting the Louvre, managed to get a table within a couple minutes, sat outside. Servers were very friendly and spoke good English for any English speakers thinking of visiting. Food was good. My first Parisian snails and they were very nice🐌
Oliver W - 2 months ago

I had a fantastic experience at Le Poincaré. The food was excellent, beautifully prepared, and full of flavor. A special thanks to the young waitress who went above and beyond to make the experience even more enjoyable. Her attentiveness and warm demeanor truly elevated the evening. Highly recommend this place for anyone looking for great food and exceptional service!
J.S.Junior TimeBank Watches - 3 months ago

Let’s start with the pros: the vibe is great, the apple mojito I had was really refreshing, French onion soup is tasty. However, my main course, the duck breast was nearly impassable. They asked and I told them I’d like my duck breast medium, and yet it was served 200% overcooked. Meat was dry and hard to chew. If you come to this place, avoid the duck breast. They just don’t know how to cook it.
Yuan Ginsberg - a week ago

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