Bistrot Chez France

everything we dreamed of for our one-night stay in Paris. Fantastic food, excellent service, a must-see visit to betting. I would certainly recommend the dishes of the day!

We had dinner here the first night to betting because of the options limited to auguest. good food in general but I think it's overrated for the price compared to quality. do a more detailed search and I'm sure you could find a better restaurant to spend money.

good French bistro, in the neighborhood of invalids near the Eiffel Tower.Very good French cuisine, excellent foie gras, and duck confit. The tatin pie is not bad either. excellent value for money from the neighborhood, spent 36 euros. Excessive disappointment, not justifiable Ver carta

My fiancé and I went to this restaurant on a Saturday night. We booked early in the afternoon, but arrived at the agreed time, we had to wait 20 minutes. the very kind and smiling staff immediately took our orders (in English). food was excellent and fast service. the value for money is very good given the location of the restaurant.

the bistro at france has just changed direction after the former owner, france, has sold his establishment to the current owner, governed. the staff remained unchanged and the food is always as good as we could expect in france with typical French classics. What is surprising is that prices are modest compared to the high quality of the kitchen. Make sure you book because the place fills in in no time.

I booked this restaurant because of your criticism. Maybe I didn't get a chance but the food was very disappointing. My wife took the foie gras and the orange duck that was pretty good but my son and I had the mixed grill, dish of the day and it was absolutely a disaster. badly cooked with a very sloppy house fried. wine was reasonable but not very special. credit to the staff, they were very good. Overall, this is not a very memorable experience. Ver carta

We ate here on our first night of mini-pause with my wife, daughter and boyfriend. the goat cheese parcel entrance was tasty and staged an excellent meal. the lamb of the main dish was tender and tasty. the tables were very close and the restaurant was crowded and noisy. However, it is true of all bistros because to survive, they must pack the available space. According to Parisian standards, the bill of 150 euros for 4, including a bottle of wine, is quite cheap and the quality of the meals was very good. advised!

has two steps from our hotel, a classic Parisian bistro with fresh products and a good selection of wines. excellent anti-meal to avocado and salmon, damage that foie gras is finished, second dishes of a good level covering meat and fish. you can choose the dessert flat inlet formula at 31 euros or the cheapest at 25, with 2 dishes instead of 3. The list also includes snail, duck jam and duck magret. arrive early, around 7 o'clock or around 9 o'clock, otherwise it will be difficult to find a place without reservation. highly recommended

the place is very small and is located in an excellent position, a few steps from the eiffel tower. the staff is very courteous and a server speaks Italian well enough. my boyfriend and I chose the menu at a fixed price, taking one with dessert and one without. In the entrance we took the foie gras with fig jam (very good and tasteful) and the salmon lawyer (a taste clearly cooler and lighter, but still very good). As main dishes, we chose the orange duck net and lamb, both accompanied by potatoes (good, but in the average of other places). For dessert, we had an apple tatin pie, but I don't recommend it. i prezzi dei menù fissi sono forse un po' più alti della media parigina (se non erro 31... Ver carta