La Bourse et la Vie

Très bon choix pour un dîner entre amis le week-end. Dans ce quartier très spécialisé dans la cuisine japonaise, pas évident de trouver qqch de beau, bon et pas trop cher. Une bonne table et bon service

Wir haben 2 mal hier gegessen. Einmal zu mittag und heute zu Abend. Schnecken neu definiert mit Petersiliensosse und Salat. Fois Gras wirklich fein. Aal und meeresfische und Sauerkraut mit Ente. Wir kommen sicher wieder in dieses ausgezeichnete Lokal mit sehr charmanter Bedienung. Die Preise sehr angemessen. Feine Atmosphäre.

The food is really excellent, tender entrecôte was the highlight for us.What really spoiled it was a table of overbearing loud mouth Americans. Like many places in Paris where we encountered them they do not travel well and have no sense of space and how to behave. This was also the staff view and how the restaurant features in many US guidebooks and every night is filled with US tourists. So if you are looking for real authentic experience in Paris, this is not for you.

I would advise against going to this restaurant. When I dined there recently, there were NO French people dining there....only foreign tourists....and this says something about the place. Previously, according to a review I read, they offered gratis gougeres when one sat down....not now. The...wine pour, at 10 euros, was very skimpy (about 3oz). My pot-au-feu contained only two small pieces of veal, a few chunks of vegetables, and a mediocre broth....and that's it! It's not inexpensive, so what a ripoff!

I would advise against going to this restaurant. When I dined there recently, there were NO French people dining there....only foreign tourists....and this says something about the place. Previously, according to a review I read, they offered gratis gougeres when one sat down....not now. The...wine pour, at 10 euros, was very skimpy (about 3oz). My pot-au-feu contained only two small pieces of veal, a few chunks of vegetables, and a mediocre broth....and that's it! It's not inexpensive, so what a ripoff!

We read about this restaurant, and decided to give it a try. It is a tiny place, with a clean style. We were in the mood for steak frites, so we both ordered it. The frites were fantastic, the steak- not quite up to par with some others we have had in Paris, and coming from Texas- it is pretty hard to top steaks we get at home. It is the only reason I am giving it 4 stars instead of 5. Our server was super cute and charming, and service great. I would recommend this restaurant- and to order the frites with your meal!

Abbiamo prenotato qui dopo aver letto una recensione sul blog di David Leboviz: il locale e la cucina sono curati nei minimi dettagli, l'unico difetto, è forse proprio che il locale è molto piccolo e quindi gli spazi un po' sacrificati.La cucina è ottima, abbiamo ordinato agnello alla provenzale e choucroute alle rape. Piatti eccellenti ed anche molto coraggiosi per l'intensità dei sapori. di altissima qualità il formaggio, Comté, ordinato per dessert.Buona, anche se un po' limitata, la carta dei vini, ma anche in questo caso credo che sia l'impronta che si vuole dare al locale.

My husband and I selected this restaurant after looking online at reviews. The trip advisor reviews were mixed, but several Parisian reviews have it high marks. We made a reservation, which I highly recommend. It is a small restaurant and saw many people trying to get a table without a reservation. Most ultimately were seated, but not with ease. The staff was very helpful as My husband and I speak little French. They accommodated us and made great recommendations. We had white asparagus for an appetizer. The sauce was amazing. My husband had the Steak, fries & salad with anchovies vinaigrette. I had the Veal Pot-au-feu, fresh herbs & lime. We both loved everything. The service was fantastic...

As with many who dined here, I chose this restaurant after reading a review. I made reservations for lunch one afternoon but missed my time because of weather and a metro line closure. No problem, they very graciously seated me and service from then on was impeccable. Far more so than many other restaurants I had dined at so far in Paris. I'd actually kind of gotten used to being ignored and having to signal for attention of any sort.I had a gorgeous oyster starter, olive oil, some kind of fabulous vinaigrette with coriander. I wanted to drink it! My mouth is watering right now just remembering it! Then, a decadent, silky foie gras with some rustic bread. And steak frites because, well, ever...