Caffè Stern - Carta

environment, perfect service, Italian cuisine without rivals. You'd like to stay out of the table. Good.

a real moment of gustative pleasure. textures, tastes, presentation and service: everything is perfect. special mention for the cappuccino bologna.

We went not sure what to expect, warm welcome (a familiar face from the Plaza Athenee), this is a peculiar small Italian restaurant full of taxi dermy, small rooms, great food, nice service, in the middle of an old 17th century arcade in the 2nd district.Go and explore.... Ver carta

Not only is the Starck designed interior spectacular, but the food is a creative, delightful treat. Everywhere you turn is a clever design element. I believe I could come a dozen times and still spot something I have never noticed. Take the food suggestions of the server as nothing is really as described on the menu. Very inventive cuisine with traditional elements.

We love the passages and dropped in for a coup de champagne & a snack late afternoon. The shop is on the historical register as the home of the Stern engravers, creating cards and invitations for royalty etc for 180 years. Leather embossed painted wall coverings and carved wood everywhere. Parma ham, sardines, and cheeses with compote and mostarde fabulous! Highly recommend!

A very nice restaurant in a very romantic spot.The cuisine is Italian but with a slight and interesting French reinterpretation. Coffee is the best surprise (from an Italian point of view). (I am not used to the wine prices in Paris, so this may be inaccurate) the choice of Italian wines is very interesting, I was surprised to find the Derthona Timorasso, even if its price was four time the price I am used to pay. Recommended Ver carta

With Parisian pretentiousness and snobbism combined with precious faux Italian cooking of no particular flavor this is sure to be a big hit with the French. Parisians know nothing about foreign cuisines and this is evidenced by the plethora of second rate restaurants serving the locals anything and everything but the real thing. If this restaurant was in Italy it would be burned down by the locals. A lunch of six,count them, six tiny ravioli with invisible burrata would have been completely without any taste except for a few scattered mussels. Bread delivered in a paper bag at an establishment that skewers the concept of rapport qualite' prix. Gorgonzola for dessert was very good, but then t...

We live in Paris and decided to give it a try on a friend's recommendation. We ordered the lunch menu which gives you an option of entree and then a set main. I had the potato cappuccino with ragú for the entree. The main dish was an eel and fish tagliatelle. The plat was fine..simplified it was basically a potato soup with meat sauce on it served in a coffee cup. The main was the real problem....the set menu that day was a fish and eel pasta....not good at alll......the fish and eel was so overpowering I couldn't even eat it. The two other women I dined with felt the same. The flavors were definitely not combined correctly. I sent mine away and our waitress was super nice and offered me the...

Our hosts took us to Caffe Stern, an Italian restaurant. It is located in the lovely covered Passages des Panoramas bustling with nice shops and restaurants, really worth visiting. Caffe Stern has also a beautiful decor with a nice vibe. When entering we were greeted by the very friendly staff. All a prefect start but the food didn't live up to its expectations.We went for the set lunch menu at 38 Euro which is expensive and it also doesn't include any dessert. The starter was a pizza margherita and it is probably the worst pizza I ever had. What a disappointment for an Italian restaurant! This was followed by a fish risotto which was good. As dessert the waiter recommended a house made Pane... Ver carta