Le Bosquet - Menu

Food was excellent. Taste was just right and not salty or bland. We also love the service. Our server is very friendly accommodating. He gave great...

Walking around after the seine river cruise trying to find something to eat. Stumbled upon this location the menu did not appeal to me but I was tired of...

I was early to meet friends to see the Eiffel Tower. So stopped in here. A bit touristy but the best coffee n crossant I had. Love how the French serve the...

The husband, the son and I have dinner here for dinner after a full day of visits to the site. Dinner was very good. I had fish, my lamb husband and my chicken son. all were well presented and tasty.

friendly welcome, have chosen the menu of the day to 15 € (no choice: 1 dish and 1 dessert) but well presented and tasteful plate and especially homemade fries ... !!!!! it changes everything we have very well eaten. also special menu for children. Don't hesitate! It's not a catcher-tourist despite the proximity of the eiffel tower. (6/7 minutes walk)

We chose this place at the last minute and I'm glad I did it. the service was warm and welcoming. our server was great, very convenient with three American tourists, two of whom do not speak French but would try a few words. It is an ideal place to watch people, a classic Parisian café-terrace. the food was very good, many options for meat non-meat eaters and at a reasonable price for betting in the 7th.

I attended a meal with my 11-month-old wife and daughter. the director was very kind and moved the outside table for us and was extremely polite. the bald server was so rude and abrupt. I asked for an addition of potato purée but at the time of the meal, boiled potatoes were in the plate. After asking him to change that, he continued to lift his hands to me. food is good, no doubt, but the server must learn the right ways. absolutely shocking behavior.

the restaurant has a relaxing atmosphere and the staff is very friendly. However, the service was slow and poor. We ordered the red house that was very good, but expensive, but I suppose it's the fare in force near the cler street. I asked for water, but it probably took half an hour to get there. I ordered a hot goat salad, but eventually I was given a caesar, so I had to wait for it to be changed. When it happened, the top was burned, but the rest was cold cheese. My wife enjoyed her sunshine, but I didn't like my meal and I was happy to go back to the hotel. I guess that's all we can expect when a restaurant depends mainly on tourists

the street cler is a wonderful place to walk around and see the sites, maybe stop to drink wine or coffee, but the restaurants all seemed crowded and almost frenetic. go a block to the south of the street cler along the street of the field of March and reach the avenue bosquet. the bosquet is a small restaurant-lounge, without the tourist atmosphere that you sometimes feel in the street cler. inside there is a small lounge and typical restaurant seats, but outside there are heated sidewalk seats. We were always sitting without waiting. wonderful food, excellent service. It was so good and welcoming that we found ourselves there no less than three times during our short stay in Paris.