Accents Table Bourse

The starters and the main course are good in concept but aren't brilliant. In contrast, all the desserts of the tasting menu were really greatand original in flavor, concept and execution. What is worthwhile about the tasting menu is the second part after the main course.

We spent an exceptional dinner. The whole team was very helpful and very friendly.The whole dinner was very pleasant. The food was very good and well presented. We had the discovery meal/menu ! I would definitely recommend this restaurant for the excellent food they serve and for its friendly staffs.

Our second time to this great restaurant. Located to the "Bourse" (stock exchange) in a modern and slick decor with ample place between the table. One one set menu at 68 euros for diner (choice of dishes at lunch time). The service is very friendly. The plates are beautiful and delicious. The pastry chef (from Japan) is making amazing deserts.

My wife and I had the tasting menu for our anniversary dinner. Service was very friendly and helpful (and spoke very good English) and the courses ranged from excellant to spectacular. In particular, the second dessert course (a chocolate cream with summer fruits) was one of the best things I've ever eaten. In the three days we spent in Paris, this was the best meal we had.

I took my mother there for her first Michelin starred lunch (and 66th birthday), and they did not disappoint. The staff were friendly and attentive, without hovering. Our meal was simultaneously delicate but filling. The fish dish was a favorite with its pleasant flavors. The restaurant’s atmosphere was bright, cheerful, and soothing. The prix fixed lunch menus were very reasonably priced and the experience was well worth it.

My wife and I went here for lunch as it was given such a great review by John Talbott on his blog.Minimalist décor but great tableware and stemware.Inventive and delicious food at reasonable prices for this part of Paris.Tres gentil service by the front of house guys and they know their stuff.We had an excellent Saint Peray white with lunch......their wine list is very good and well priced.Highly recommend. But booking for dinner is essential.

The nice place opened end of 2016. The decor is modern and sober. ample spaces between the tables (not common in Paris). The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable (English spoken).Fixed set menu with surprise dishes for dinner. Very affordable wine by the glass. The food is delicate, nicely arranged in original plates. For 68 euros the 6 serving menu offers actually 10 small plates. It is light and fresh (so you do not fill overwhelmed). Free wi-fi and Amex accepted.

The place has just opened up and I am sure it will do great. A pleasant atmosphere, very minimalistic and zen , and soft music , with very friendly and unpretentious service .The food is gourmet , french cuisine with a touch and really rocks your world of tastes.But the highlight is the excellent desserts by the japanese in-house chef patissiere who really blends the japanese subtlety with the french richness of the desserts and brings up a balanced creation with it is truly amazing.

We were in Paris to celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary and wanted somewhere special to dine. The receptionists in our hotel recommended Accents as the very place but also somewhere a bit different. The evening menu is blind, which means you don't see what is on the menu and therefore don't choose what you eat. The restaurant was relaxed and tables were well spaced out so it did not feel crowded. The staff checked if we had any allergies or dislikes, which we don't. Then started a whole evening of delight. There were two starters, two mains and two deserts, each perfectly matched to wines chosen by the owner. He explained why each wine had been chosen and how they complemented the flavour...