Le Percolateur - Menu

Difficult to talk about it... just try it! Informal but professional. Fresh and delicious and... the do speak English!

good restaurant with quality cuisine and a pleasant setting.Meet a menu of the day of noon.Very pleasantly surprised.Very clean

a nice fresh kitchen, good original flavors but just what it takes! a very nice room with all these percolators, nice and friendly room team! Very good time! View menu

this small restaurant serves French cuisine at affordable prices. The presentation is perfect and everything is fresh. really good value for money! fast and smiling service. a redo

We chanced upon this restaurant having just arrived in Paris.Very friendly and welcoming. Menu was interesting, although for some may possibly be limited. Not a tourist haunt, full of locals having a great time.We arrived 7.30 and left about 10 - the place was buzzing by the time we left. Full of noise and happy diners.A most excellent evening, great service and highly recommended.

Restaurant was recommended by the hotel and we were so pleased they did. Owners were welcoming and even knew our names, very friendly, attentive and knowledgeable about their menu.I had Pate and the wife (veggie) had the Avocado soup, both were great. For mains I had the Crying tiger and wife had the Salmon, both beautifully cooked and great (chilli sauce could have been hotter)To finish, and wow what a finish we had the moelleux, the salted caramel one was just amazing!!Overall a great experience and highly recommended View menu

Visited on the recommendation of our hotel, Le Gray. Wanted a quick early dinner as my colleague had just arrived from California. The restaurant accepted a reservation from the hotel for 7:30, but when we arrived we were told the staff was eating and we would have to wait until 8pm to place our order. Fortunately, they served us a glass of wine while we waited.I had the avocado soup as a first course - nice combination of flavors. For my main, I ordered the chicken. It was dry and not very flavorful. We waited about 20 minutes between our first and second courses. To its credit the staff is very friendly. However, mediocre food and slow service forces me to give 3 stars.

Just a short walk from the train station and a few 10 minutes from the bd haussmann and its department stores, this restaurant is ideally located in a quiet and chic street. friendly welcome of the boss and efficient and cheerful service of his pretty waitress. the entrance a cream of avocado was delicious and original, the main macaroni and salmon back dishes with a whisky-based sauce were well prepared. beautiful and good desserts, we have accompanied this delicious meal of glass of wine at 5 euros so don't hesitate anymore, if you want quality and dishes prepared by a master restorer, if you are in the neighborhood come to discover (for us) or rediscover the true cuisine

We were craving some beef on our last night in Paris, so we trekked to a nearby, well-reviewed steakhouse. It was full and we were disappointed. We walked by Le Percolateur and I remembered it's name from reading other reviews. We stopped in and were greeted warmly. Sad to not see steak on the menu... but wait!... what is this 'Crying Tiger'? We had not heard of it before. The kind server explained it to us and highly recommended it. It is a steak, grilled with thai spices. We both ordered it and it was done perfectly medium-rare, as ordered, and it was delicious! We started with their savory panna cotta appetizer, which was also delicious. Very cozy, local feel. Great service. We were tired... View menu