Le Poulbot - Carta

food was not properly heated and seemed very unprofessional. We should have followed our first instinct and not eat there. the owner must clear the cook and the server and clean this place.

People and a very nice place. as we call it in German: "klein aber fein" which means small but good. I could say it's the secret trick for everybody there. The plates are not too big but they are full and delicious. recommend 10/10

food is very French and the atmosphere is intimate. it is highly recommended to eat there when you go to Montmartre, and it is right next to the Dalí Museum. The toulous cassoulet is great, but the entrance to smoked salmon is boring. Ver carta

ambience: nice, cozy, gives the impression of being back in the old bet. However, many molds on the walls, many mice straps near the kitchen. the wine was correct, but the food was disappointing. a lot of microwave pings before our food comes in.

the poulbot restaurant is a small family establishment in Montmartre, betting. It's a restaurant I'll visit at least twice every time I go to bet. the place is small, but food is exquisite and reservations are better if you go in the summer. good food with good prices.

two steps from the tourist restaurants "to be seen", nestled rue poulbot is the restaurant that reminds you of the history of the old Montmartre...This restaurant finds you, you don't find it...People from all over the world sit next to you and share their adventure and joy to be bet. . . food and wine are excellent. More than 30 years but we look forward to finding this warm and friendly place. Ver carta

we ate here for lunch according to the rating of trip advisor. He's small and worn on the edges, which was good. Onion soup was good and very, very hot. It was a cold and windy day, so we were all right. my daughter and I had burgundy beef, some of which were tender, others no. The bread was fresh. only two people work here, the waiter and a cook. It was small and comfortable. apart from us, everyone was French, which we liked. We felt like we were going out of the beaten paths. It was a nice break, even if I could try something different next time we go to Montmartre. This hole in the wall is kind of charming, but it's not perfect.

a quiet corner in the center of Montmartre offers a repit of the crowd around the central square. food is no longer excellent, but we feel that couples spend pleasant evenings there for centuries. fast and friendly service with reasonable prices for the region on the positive side; but our French onion soup was not as tasty as when we tried it here a few years ago and the steak was decidedly of poor quality for the net, but not too cooked, which was a blessing. We dined at the back where the mold wallpaper (which the couples wrote everywhere in biro) was only adding to the character of the place for us! overall, a pleasant evening despite the average quality of the food.

Head to Montmartre for dinner and, unfortunately, you will find mediocre restaurants and other restaurants offering mediocre menus very similar to unreasonable prices. It's a tourist trap, after all. So it is worth hiding in the side streets in the hope of finding something a little more interesting - that's exactly what we did on the New Year's Day, when a large number of restaurants away from the tourist areas are closed. From the outside, it looks like a really nice old restaurant where one would expect that mom runs the counter and her adult children serve and cook. Come in and it looks like Granny's living room. other critics mentioned the decor; my own opinion is that there is a fine b... Ver carta