L'Arsenal - Menu

All Good We were on our way to Bastille Market, and decided to pause for a coffee break when we were passing this place. It turned out to be quite...

Great spot for a drink near the St Paul metro. It's a classic cafe, with a large etage outside to smoke or watch the world go by. The big draw for our...

I had the most lovely breakfast here, twice, in my first visit to Paris. I discovered the best tartain, which I didn't realize would be the case, until I... View menu

I went to dinner on Saturday night and tried one of their omelettes. Served in a pan, it was very good and hearty. Maybe a little too seasoned with butter, but not bad. courteous service and fast enough.not bad

we arrived on May 1st, in the quiet and well dressed and not at all the brittle look but with stickers not at the fn and the boss refused to serve us at the counter with the pretext: I do not serve at the counter. There were still two people drinking at the counter.

While the kitchen is a little oily and not exceptional, the setting of this real Parisian bistro is super nice: one of the few that has kept this delightful setting of the old bistros so convivial. You are welcomed there as a family and you will come back to this home so authentic and so rare in this neighborhood. View menu

I have known this sign many years ago and it really reflects the aveyron lozer spirit but there the catch-up tourists a shame for what was this sign put a bandana with a cap to make customers believe many shameful things. he'd better go keep the cows on the bucket tray he'd be much better off running away at all costs

Let yourself be carried by the entrance, the dish, the cheese and the dessert of the day. add the human quality of the bosses above and let yourself be carried by the sweet atmosphere of the place. advice: attack around 12:30 at the end of the week and letting yourself glusser until the closure. a ratio quality price unbeatable!!!

As will happen to you, you will walk and walk and walk and then decide that you are hungry after smelling all the incredible smells wafting from the stores - seeing the offerings in the windows and realizing that if you don't stop for lunch before the french workers do, you'll be out of luck! So it was when we came to L'Arsenal-bar and brasserie. Terrific Picon biere and an abbaye - amazing omelette for my husband - more like a frittata with country mushrooms, house made sausage, and potatoes on the bottom. It also came with rustic bread and salad, I had what everyone should try and come to love - salade avec trois fromages - a huge salad with fresh tomatoes, mixed greens, 2 hard boiled eggs... View menu