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the welcoming warmth and the excellent service of the French delicacies was excellent. especially enjoyed the cream brûlée. portioning size is also great!

Non French speaker, but menu was easy to understand. Food was as good as the best and prices are unbeatable. Best restaurant I've found among the city during this week.

food is not that it was perfect but I put 4 points because prices are very affordable. it eats quite and delicious for very little ( comparing them with other places to betting). and he even reached to order dessert. Besides, the attention was very good. The server is very friendly.

It's a small neighborhood pizzeria just opposite the georges brassens park. The decor is simple. the reception is smiling and pleasant. prices are correct. Pizzas have fine pate and are well garnished. there is not too much waiting to be served despite the fact that there were about 20 customers. We had a good night.

The owner is very friendly and helpful as is the rest of the staff. This is not a restaurant I'd seek out in Paris, but it is very acceptable if you are in the neighborhood (staying at the Ibis next door? . The pizza is very...good and the prices are friendly for the budget minded. French entrees are available- think family style restaurant in the U.S.

Been here a few times over the past couple of years whilst in Paris and it's difficult not to go back on each visit. Prices are very reasonable and the food is very nice. Pizzas especially good. Nice cosy atmosphere with staff more than willing...to speak English which is great for us ignorant Brits. If you're in the area and on a budget I'd definitely pop in.

I mean, it's all in the title, it doesn't break three legs to a duck! Not crazy at all, the card is too copyy to have fresh products. ..if it's not frozen there's at least a taste of cans! When I look at the cleanliness of the water carafe, I cross my fingers not to be sick tomorrow because of the hygiene they seem to have. .bref has to take if not the choice and see a hunger of wolves

we had reserved for two with the fork and the place is really perfect for a quick lunch one working day of the month of August, when the usual marker is closed. The dressing bar was walled as needed and the sauce was pleasant. My colleague's marinella pizza was good, as was my grilled bath with Neapolitan pen. Special mention for the chocolate cart, simply delicious, and for the really friendly service. The price was very reasonable. We'll come back, not just in August.

small typical restaurant with no chichi in front of the park georges brassens. the boss and his team are smiling and welcoming, including for a wheelchair. In addition to pizza, there are mostly very good Italian dishes: antipasti, saltimbocca, scampi, risotto., for me, I have enjoyed a generously served bucco osso. small wine map, but good selection (French and Italian). Squeeze prices: we get 20-30 euros per person (including a wine) for a big meal (I didn't dine that night!), and we can probably eat well for less than that.