Corner Café - Menu

Asked for a cuba libre. In the card it was mentioned Habana Club 3 years. I got whiskey instead. Asked to see the bottle and it was a non branded one... bad alcohol

We happened there by chance and enjoyed it. The French food was good for the adults. My children enjoyed sharing a burger. The staff was friendly. They had free wifi. I'd visit this place again.

After a long day of walking, and trying to avoid the craziest time around Opera, we found this place!! Nice food, atmosphere, drinks. Charlene was great with us!!! Great find!! Stop by there if you can for a beer and some burger!!! View menu

We were looking for a restaurant close to our hotel for dinner and thought this cafe would work for us because it seemed popular. Meals were average, noise level high. Crowd seemed to visit for drinks, didn't see a lot of meals being served.

A typically busy bar/brasserie in the center of Paris but with good service and very reasonable meals. The beer selection isn't huge however the happy hour from 5 to 9 helps to the cost of the night low. The lamb shanks are highly recommended.

Such a lovely little cafe. The cocktails were amazing and so refreshing. The staff were lovely, especially the woman who I presume to be the manager; so welcoming and pleasant. Was also such a nice and comfy place to sit in. Loved the fact there were blankets outside you could use if it was a bit colder at night time. View menu

What attracted us was the fact that it looks like a place for local people to go for a drink or a light dinner. The service was informal but very professional. The dishes were a mix of tradition and culinary fusion. Beware, not all dishes come in big portions. A good place for a quick meal and a chat. The name of the café could be a bit more charming, in my opinion.

After arriving to Paris and settling into our hotel, we decided to stroll around the immediate area for a bit. It was already a little late, so we wandered into the Corner Café, which was only a few blocks from our hotel. The bartender and sever were both so nice, even when they realized we didn't speak any French (except for the very rudimentary basics). As Americans, we certainly didn't expect the greatest treatment in Paris, so it was a relief to kick things off on a high note in that regard. The outside area of the café was hopping with locals. The inside was considerably quieter. We chose a table on the inside, but right by the window (which was open, of course, since the weather was go...

For the business traveller evenings are a challenge. Either you live on room service or spend a small fortune in the hotel restaurant. Eating a meal cooked by a Michelin starred chef in a beautiful restaurant served by fabulous waiters - all paid for by someone else - on my own is soul destroying. What is good is being able to go our for a decent, reasonably priced meal somewhere used by locals. Welcome to the Corner Cafe. Approaching the cafe the buzz is good. There is a highly French mixture of tobacco smoke and animated discussion in the air. The music is hip but not too loud to interrupt chatter. The menu is just right. There is nothing original but on the other hand there is something f... View menu