Le Cafe du Musee Rodin

My husband and I came to Paris for our honeymoonWe were very excited to have an amazing meal and experience at L'Arpege.

We had a quick lunch at the cafe de musee de Rodin: vegetable soup (it was warm, but not very tasty) and a nice sandwich. OK for lunch

L'Arpege is quite a famous restaurant, and on a friend's recommendation that the lunch experience was simply the dinner experience at a better price point, Ver carta

I loved to have a coffee there. Nice and quiet place to have a rest after the whole day in Paris. No special service is provided but you dont need it there so much.

the museum having presentation of sculptures in the park outside, its fine to make a break and drink tee or coffee with pastries especially in this winter cold weather.

This little cafe located on the grounds of the museum is a gem. The food is typical of Paris with some of the best coffee in Paris. It is a good stopping of point about as we made our way through the grounds and the then into the old hotel. Ver carta

Although the selection is limited, the food is excellent. The staff very obligingly customized a sandwich for my grandson. There is a choice of indoor or outdoor dining. We opted to sit in the shade of the trees. Very relaxing. A contemplative setting.

We wanted to grab lunch before heading into the Army Museum and we stopped here out of sheer convenience. It turned out to be a great place. The beef bourguignon was excellent and the wife had a delightful tuna salad. They even had a nice Belgian beer on draft. We really enjoyed our meal here.

We intended to stop by this restaurant upon the recommendation of a friend (lamb chop). However, it was not in the list. Then, we ordered Cassoulet - 14euro. To honest, this was the first time I have ever tasted a dish with such salty. Highly not recommend. The dish was huge and it seemed like we could ask for more bread. Desserts are quite expensive (from 5 euro) Ver carta