For drinks and food, I suggest that people go to Le Verre Siffleur, a much nicer brasserie one block away. For very nice dinner, across the street there is a very charming brasserie which is a hundred years old and, Le Zeyer. It will be even less expensive than Le Bouquet d'Alésia.

*** (25/06/2014 23:49)
Tourist trap, set conveniently at the metro exit. I seriously advise to avoid at all costs this apparently good brasserie, which does not makes justice to its looks and location. I stopped to have an overpriced drink, a beer with no foam, and watch a little bit of the match and suffered for the lack of service most of the time, and rude/cold service sometimes. My appetite was over when I saw the waiter tell a biker that stopped on the street to see the match that he can't be there. Food is crazy expensive and, for what I saw around me, nothing special.

*** (26/02/2017 05:53)
Great service! For lunch it was not very crowded, however for dinner and happy hour it is crowded.I had the Croque-monsieur and it was delicious!

*** (14/08/2017 00:08)
Really nice stuff, can speak English witch is great, food is good too, but not many choices,

*** (10/05/2017 20:34)
Lovely place, Located right by a large cinema which makes it great for a romantic dinner after a movie

*** (24/11/2017 14:40)
Nice traditional French brasserie. The decorations are excellent, but the service is average (slow, not very nice). Food and drinks are OK.

*** (05/10/2017 14:23)
Good flower shop price ok

*** (03/07/2016 04:25)
Wonderful food and a beautiful atmosphere. Late night dining was a plus. It was so good, we dined two nights in a row.

*** (11/09/2016 17:27)
Rude waiting staff, seemed surprised I wanted lunch at lunchtime. I managed to leave before they brought a menu, which was not an inconsiderable amount of time.

*** (25/07/2017 21:55)
Wonderful and typical Parisian cafe/bistro.

*** (21/12/2013 07:49)
Over the summer, I visited Paris and unfortunately got lost late at night while looking for my cousin's apartment. While waiting for her to help me out, the staff at Le Bouquet d'Alesia took me in and were so kind and welcoming. When I explained my situation they were more than willing to allow me to stay safe and warm even while they were closed. I am so thankful for their caring actions and am indebted to them. They also have excellent hot chocolate!

*** (06/06/2016 18:36)
Last night we set out for a late dinner and found Le Bouquet d'Alesia. I was a bit discouraged by previous reviews, but I'm glad we made the decision to stay because the food, atmosphere, and staff were perfect. Every person we encountered was
friendly and happily did their best to understand our broken French. Our dinners were fabulous, burgers and frites cooked exactly to our chosen temps. We will most certainly be back.