Aux Marches Du Palais

very good table to taste good traditional small dishes. a shame that the welcome is not up to the height!

The food was banging and the service was second to none. Enough said. Have been before, will come again. Paris never tasted so good.

Un endroit qui est toujours bondé à partir de 12h et qui ne prend que sur réservation Cuisine simple et traditionnelle Bon rapport qualité prix Service rapide et efficace On aime bien Ver carta

eating French comfort, steps from the eiffel tower. they enjoy the calf stew in white sauce. my wife sneaked around the fish. beautiful wine selection, and the service was attentive. highly recommended!

always a pleasure to come to dinner here, in a relaxed atmosphere, with an ally and attentive service.Mayo eggs to start and then a beef filet morilles gravy in plated.Not expensive, good, friendly .... always good (reservation more than advised to get a table).

Here we are, the third time in two days that we come to eat a local with very good typical dishes the dishes are a desire to the palate every mouth would return only for the dish that they call it tomato filled with tomato stufeed tomato is a classic of these areas but it is aphrodisiac for me is my morosa good holidays to all of you Ver carta

I was taken there by two French friends who wanted to show what the tradition of Routiers' or truckstop restaurants were like, along with some very old-school classic French dishes.Service was efficient, instructive, and pleasant. Food was copious, delicious and faithfully French.Prices are good, if not really truckstop value. Recommended

I've written so much about this bistro, both authentic in a certain way and attractive to Parisians who like an aspect removed, quite fashionable, always crowded with eclectic customers. For once I have chosen a dish that I don't really like, pike quenelles; What could I enjoy?Jovial and efficient service, warm, cheap atmosphere. So? Give me one reason to ruin this simple pleasure.

As a vegetarian I was excited to see Stuffed Tomatoes on the menu as I am tired of omelet being my only option. Upon seeing it I sadly I realised it it was Tomates Farcies (a kind of ground beef ball). When I double checked it wasn’t plant protein, a stonewalled waiter replied “it is written stuffed”. In the end I had no other option by to order the omelet. A costly mistake. Maybe the establishment could put dietary notes (like a little V for vegetarian and GF for gluten free) to help others avoid similar problems. Ver carta