Cordial Cafe - Menu

Great service, seating outside outstanding. Service and food were wonderful. Local hang out but good for tourist.

No god bad quality food orrible price higt for a bad quality.is better not go.its a restaurant for tourist you go once and stop

We enjoyed drinks in their terrace during happy hours. 5 euros is decent and even attractive price for a large beer in such good location. Easy access by walk and practical meeting place especially during afternoon and evenings. View menu

Just wanted a decent lunch on my own, the service was good and the food simple and hearty. I had the croque-madame with a salad, glass of rose and espresso after. It was all I was looking for, seemed to be a place for locals to come for an informal lunch or coffee.

We are being attracted by the long happy hour until 21h! The beer is really great in a fair price and we enjoyed the tartare with vegetables very much! All ingredients are fresh and tasty. The waiter is very kind and gentle too! And the dessert is fine too. Recommend!

Six of us who just met were looking for a place close to our hotel (Millennium Opera) and walked into this one. We had a great waiter who made the experience enjoyable. The food was very good and service excellent. Only down side is the smoke blowing in from the patrons outside. View menu

This was our second time in Paris and both times we ate at the Cordial Cafe. We enjoyed it both times. I especially liked the Croque Monsieur with goat cheese. The portions are large and the service is fast. The prices are very reasonable. Highly recommend if you want a casual meal, nothing fancy.

Good food, quick service and very friendly staff. The burger and the pizza were good. Crepes was good but cold. If you are hungry and in the area it is good for a quick lunch.I would give this restaurant 3.5. The only problem the outside is smoking area so you have to sit inside and off course you will still smell the cigarette.

We decided to stop here as we were tired walking around and wanted to grab a quick bite to eat. It does remind you of strip restaurants (as in on the strip, rather than strippers which would have explained a lot) on package holidays with the shrink wrapped menus and shaky seats. Bypassing this, it did look like it was somewhere where you could eat and look out, but the outer area was full of locals who looked like they were going to break the record for sharing one beer between 6 while shouting as if they were ordering fine champagne. Inside it was, I ordered the entrecote, while my other half ordered cabonara. We had a beer (happy hour - only €6) and a bacardi, and I'm pretty sure it was th... View menu