Le Ducale - Carta

Not great meat. Much overrated. No reason to stop here for food. Go somewhere else. It might be good just for a coffee.

The waiter was in a hurry for no reason. My moms fish was not cooked in the middle. French onion soup was salty. Good restaurant with a few flaws.

Avoid, really awful service. The waiter doesn’t care about customers so I eventually left after waiting minutes to place my order. Very disappointing Ver carta

We chose this brasserie because it was quick and convenient after a late arrival at our nearby hotel. Food and service were so so and conversations from the nearby bar were annoying

A favorite of the locals with a great ambience coffee and a croissant and watching the world walk by (kids and parents rushing off to school) literally across from our hotel. Dinner was also very good.

We ate here twice in days and had the same server. He was awesome and gave us some great recommendations. Food was very good and the daily wine special is definitely worthwhile. Great place to watch people while sitting at a street table in...the afternoon. Ver carta

This is a corner cafe with so much charm and a wonderful staff. We popped in late in the evening and they took us in and fed us so well. We had a lovely cheese platter, steak tartare and a hot chocolate. Everything was excellent...and the service was so inviting and welcoming. They treated you like a local. Again the food was excellent, like a home cooked meal! Highly recommend a stop into this cafe!

Only gave star because I can’t leave Booked a table for (wife and kids) for New Year’s Eve. When we got there and stood waiting the very rude barman shouted over to us that they had no room. I explained we...had booked which was greeted with ‘no, fully booked now. Go somewhere else’. As you can imagine New Year’s Eve in Paris isn’t the easiest place to get a table for but luckily we managed to get in at a fantastic little restaurant called Le Poincare .They’ll be getting there fantastic review next.

We left the Arc de Triomphe and started walking to the Eiffel Tower along Victor Hugo and then crossed over to Raymond Poincare walking past the Renaissance Hotel and then spotted the Ducale Cafe rue Lauriston. We were served by Stephen very good...waiter gave us an english menu. Menu was just right with enough choices, but not so large that you had to spend minutes reading it. Prices clearly marked. The cook know how to plate up a pleasant and pleasing entree. We had the salmon and rice and a starter that was just right for my wife with shrimp, calamarie, satay chicken, small salad, and two sauces good value. We are here for days we plan to eat again at this restaraunt. There are tables out... Ver carta