Le Stube - Menu

with its delicious oberschlag :-) not to mention the afelstrudel, just wunderbar ! ich gratuliere und danke ihnen

The food was absolutely delicious, and well pricedThe restaurant was small but cozyThe location is perfect (near the Louvre)However.

Good and simple - food delivered quickly. Service was friendly and helpful; desert was perfect. We would recommend it and definitely come back View menu

Instant German Gratification. Excellent menu; easy to read and make a selection; staff is very accommodating to special requests and substitutions. The

I knew him a swamp in the 9th. It was a little our Saturday canteen with the kids. a pleasant German cuisine that changes our flavors and good cakes. I have not tested this one but it must be the same; Now that I know where he's settled, I'll be able to go back!

The vibe at Le Stube is cozy and personal. Our waitress, Audrey, was warm and attentative to our family. The Chef prepared an awesome German cuisine. The Sauerkraut was fantastic and Beck's from the draft was from heaven. Doesn't get any more Gemutlich in Paris than this. And, the Checkpoint Charlie graphic in the bathroom isn't a bad touch either! Cheers! View menu

Small neighborhood German style restaurant. Our waitress spoke English and German perhaps others as well. She was aware of the misspelling of Warsteiner on the menu. We had a Pastrami dish 8€, Saucisse Moutarde Plat 10.50€, Warsteiner 33cl 4.50€, glass of vin blanc baden 3.80€. Plus 30% tax. We loved this cozy pleasant German fare restaurant near the Louvre.

We cross the rich street rhin. space is counted and it's a shame, because the place deserves more breathing. We land in rhineland and we find all these friendly German dishes of wurst and kartoffelnsalat, up to the herring bismarck and apfelstrudel that make the little happiness of a light lunch at our neighbors and old adversaries. the boss, as German as his products, is demanding (sinon, he would not be German), and welcoming. all this is of quality. we will not search for gastronomy but the pleasure of a friendly and friendly European exoticism.

Having spent a wet morning in Musee D'Orsay we were strolling around the streets of Paris when we happened upon this place. Small frontage but a full and attractive display of cakes that immediately generated the interest of my wife. Walking in we were warmly greeted and presented with menus and shown to a table. The place was small but pretty busy and had a buzz of energy about it. We ordered coffee and Florentines for me and tarte au citron for my wife. The food was delicious and honestly disappointed that we found this on our last day in Paris as we would have definitely returned to try the lunch options. View menu