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the onion soup was lit, the madam croque looks unappetizing, the service was friendly but there are certainly better restaurants around the corner.

Quaint cafe in the cobblestone square to stop for lunch! Atmosphere wait staff 5 stars, food 4 stars. The crepe was delicious- pictures don’t do it justice.

Historical café in Montmartre. I tried it for an afternoon coffee with crepe. The place is cool, the staff is lovely and the atmosphere is amazing. A bit pricey and crepes was not good.

I went by reading travel and greedy sites. I met a service, a taste and a presentation well below my expectations. My salad was only three or five leaves and the dressing was not enough. Onion soup was liquid and insipid. the price does not match the service and taste they offer. discontent.

We had a great meal with friendly staff and excellent cuisine. the staff was in small care to help and even told my girls that if they didn't like the snails they ordered, we could get the money, they swallowed them and loved them. The food was perfectly prepared and served quickly, the drinks were refreshing. overall, a very pleasant visit.

We went to eat a soup onion classic because it was the best spot in the Montmartre district. the very good soup, plus a plate of cheeses and hams, bread and wine, and cream burned for dessert closed the table. Everything was perfect. the attention of the staff, and his willingness to communicate with the foreigners is also something to flatter.

one summer night we were in Montmartre and wanted to eat well while it was late enough. After we had a refusal, we found ourselves at the Consulate. The waiters were very welcoming and we ate well: snails, salads, meat as well as desserts (crêpe and chocolate mousse) were appreciated, just like wine. The addition was correct for the place and quality/quantity.

this restaurant is by definition the tourist type establishment, in any case it is like that the server (responsible I think) carries out its business (no warmest reception that probably sees tourists as a passage only once!). The quality of the food is limited (the fried mussels, yet not complicated to make...the salads no more quality). In short an address to be avoided, especially since the neighborhood enjoys very good addresses elsewhere.

It was our first betting meal. We wanted a coffee with an outdoor dining room and the setting was ideal for the betting image, dinner with a view of one of the domes of the Sacred Heart. Besides, the whole village of Montmartre is. we immediately found a table and we were hungry to walk in the gardens of worms not to mention the hill to get here. the service was fast for Europe but slower than in the United States, so we were ready to order when the server arrived. My son got the mussels and I got a turkey sandwich with salad. Everyone enjoyed his food. If you're in town around lunch, I highly recommend the consulate.