Cuisine de La Montagneet Traditionelle

The food is very good and we have it for our money but the service is questionable, we don't feel welcome I've never seen it

I highly recommend this restaurant good quality price service is exceptional and a great thank you to Joël and Sarah for your smile and professionalism

The kitchen was medium but there was a sincerely adorable waiter, the prices for the neighborhood were reasonable that is why the place still deserves 4 stars. View menu

The meal was satisfactory. However, poor server... on the two servers, there is only one who works... I had really bad heart for him. He has to serve all the customers, get rid, cash, and his colleague smokes cigarettes in the meantime...

Let's get out of here! You didn’t even finish your plate, let’s take it off without even asking! The chicken supreme and correct with a real crushed potato. Quality ratio correct price but service not top. Lemon pie to avoid, it was either from the day before or frozen but never from home life!

The value was good with three course package and maybe our choices let us down being out first night in Paris the breaded camambert and goats cheese was good but a lot stronger than we are used to but the cochivin was very tough and we had a fillet of steak that didn't cut like fillet, and the desert of pear and cheesecake were fine. The service was great , so it's probably a bit down to selecting wisely. View menu

We visited this restaurant as a group of 7 following the Paris Marathon (5 of our team had run). The staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. Many of our group couldn't speak French but this was not a problem. The menu was varied with different pricing options available. The food itself was delicious - everyone was happy with their choices. The cost was also reasonable. Would highly recommend this restaurant for those visiting Paris.

Cozy alley fun decored cafe where English speakers should be prepared to point to your items. Meals comes with a ghost kitchen/ bar side show. We noticed our servers and, at times, other random people coming in and exchanging items. The spritzer came over from across the street, and their guy took a basket of bread in return. The food was good, not great, impressions of French cuisine. The entrees were properly prepared and the fondue as well. Their table bread was the best we had in Paris, which ticked the review up a star. With so many choices in that vicinity with similar offerings, this one is hard to recommend.

Went to this restaurant because it looked cute and they had Coq au Vin on menu. Thought we should have it while in Paris. First sign we should of not came in is the fact there is a guy out side trying to convince you to come in and telling you the food is great. Should not have to advertise that, if it is good people should be lining up to get in. Second when we asked for the Coq au Vin waitress did not even know if they have it. ( this is a meal that takes all day to cook, you should know if you have it) Third, French onion soup was awful, had canned soup way better then this and my one daughter ordered a Caesar salad made with Iceberg lettuce and chicken that was like shoe leather. When ou... View menu