While the place is predominantly French patrons, our waiter (who seemed to own the place) spoke excellent English and entertained us with witty banter all evening.

*** (14/02/2017 16:47)
Whilst there are lots of touristy foods in the Latin Quarter, stepping a little bit off the beaten track will pay off. This duck egg blue building is nothing but a cosy restaurant, that almost feels like you’ve entered someone’s house. The ceiling is incredibly high, painted like the sky, and the tall walls that surround it are laden with old books, and artwork, including a big Louis XIX feature.

*** (14/01/2017 04:24)
This place is so cool. Trendy decor, great French food, friendly service, an amazing evening.

*** (28/02/2016 21:45)
Very good place, nice ambience.
Waiters speak English and they have a translated menu. Nice selection of teas and a delicious lemon tart.

*** (20/08/2017 02:41)
Food is ok. I survived the (bad) jokes the manager told...

Leave room to share a dessert, the buttery pastry of the apple pie, and the warm filling left us more than satisfied!

*** (02/01/2017 04:10)
The place is nice but... Service was very slow and it was a bit expensive :(

*** (22/07/2017 15:28)
Had the best Roast Pork meal here... not the only occasion I have eaten then, it is excellent with great service as well.

*** (17/02/2017 20:13)
Order the quiche! This place is great - the staff is attentive and super helpful. The food is wonderfully prepared. I was able to sit and savor my meal and not be rushed!

The service is charming, one waiter managing the whole place on the night we went. A modest menu of quiches, salads and some delicious French pasta options. The osso bucco is simply one of the best, in a rich tomato sauce, the meat just melts when you cut it. Whilst the gnocchi is comforting, soupy and laden with deep, rich earthy flavours. The variety of teas is quite fantastic really, categorised by Chinese, Indian and other blends. The drinks themselves take up 3 pages of the 4 page menu.