Les Antiquaires - Carta

delicious food, big wine, more attentive waiter, old-fashioned atmosphere. excellent location, neatly the gare d’orsay. absolutely important when they are in the opposite! highly recommended as alternative to the museum restaurants. exceptional kitchen with regard to the price.

This restaurant was always very busy, so we made a reservation.Reception was excellent. Service was a bit slow, although the restaurant was still rather empty when we arrived at 6:30 pm. After an excellent pate, the food was at best mediocre. Possibly we had an off night, as it is always very busy.

We finished up at the Musee d'Orsay and found this restaurant full of French people so popped in for lunch. It was crowded with people's and the tables were close together but service was quick and the food good and reasonably priced. My friend is vegetarian so she had an excellent veggie lasagna and I had roast chicken with vegetables. Good for a quick well-priced meal. Ver carta

Visited this lovely little restaurant by chance whilst taking a walk Enjoyed a wonderful dinnerService was excellent and especially the warmth and helpful Maria who offered great recommendations for wine food and desertA must try is the nougat raspberry desert My wife food allergy concerns were met with respect and careful attention All in all a 5/5 experience George and Vas Australia

On a November trip to Paris with my daughter, we ate here after a trip to the Musee D'Orsay. Because it was our last day in Paris, we splurged for this very traditional French restaurant. We were not disappinted. I ordered beef Burgundy, and my...daughter ordered a truffle pasta dish. The atmosphere and service were excellent as was the food. We were very pleased with our meal and made a good Paris memory.

the specialization on fish. this is surprising as the fish is not very fresh. we had a salmon pan, grilled thunfish and gilled tint fish. No one stopped her eating. service was good, ambiente is beautiful, escargot and wobbly soup was decent. in any case over price for...the quality of the fish. I think I'm more upset with the people who give this a 5 stars. I know one night, it wasn't a night. if they are not about frozen fish, they may be in order. Ver carta

I liked the atmosphere at this bistro. It was very convenient to our hotel but also to the Louvre and the Musee D'Orsay. Very typical french bistro with some very nice food, many english speakers in the restaurant which was helpful for me with my very poor french!Love the fact that they had outdoor and indoor seating and was very busy even at 9pm at night. Wished I could have stayed longer but my 12 year old daughter was fried after a day of sightseeing!

Went there for our last evening having seen a lot of good reviews and we weren't disappointed. Booked for 4 at 7:30pm and arrived to find plenty of tables free. Waiter was v friendly and brought menus in English and French. We all went for the onion soup and like other reviewers we weren't disappointed. The mains we had were similarly good (including magret de canard) and we only had room enough for sorbets afterwards (which include yusu, a citrus fruit, and was delicious).Well worth a visit.

We wandered past Les Antiquaires and thought it looked the perfect spot for our last lunch in Paris. It was packed inside and out but luck was with us. A table became free outside and we were seated without a wait. Given menus we order a carafe of red and a bottle of mineral water. Service is prompt and as our waiter pours our drinks we order a couple of French onion soups and because we've never had French fries in France, we also order a serving. The place was buzzing but food took no time at all. French onion soup is my death row dish and I make a pretty mean one myself. Two steaming bowls of soup arrive, it's great, the broth is rich with onions and the croutons still bubbling, it's perf... Ver carta