Les Artistes - Menu

Service ok and reasonably pleasant. suit younger crowd later on in evening. Did not eat there. Handy for the metro

Funny little place...more trying to be something its not quite? Ok burgers & wine. Served by an eccentric older waiter who hand wrote the bill :-D

A small café. Warm. Take the road in a way for a more pleasant experience. There are several cafes closer to Bastille Square, which I prefer, unlike this one.

Dingy little café. Expensive. Venture up the street a ways for a more pleasant experience. There are several cafés closer to Bastille Square that I much preferred as opposed to this one.

nice little brewery and not expensive before the theater. Quick service. We were at the table and in less than an hour we had dinner. the : decoration with table in mosaic and the smile of the boss - : very fat friets

Good little Parisian cuisine. fast service, but for the first time unwelcome. But what do you want, we certainly can't recognize everyone! my first appreciation of your: I come back quite far back, I didn't go back there anymore, and maybe (this kind of place) it's already changed.

during a private evening with friends, the waitress and waitress make us understand that they refuse to take our next orders and remove our consumption. muscular explanation of the server's voice: we are vicious and he can be ... without taking our rest we leave this exceptional establishment.

This was just down the road from where we were staying and we ate here as a last resort on a Sunday evening when all other cafes etc were full in the Bastille area. We should not have bothered. It seems a lovely place to sit and have a drink at 5pm but do not order food here it is below basic, my husband did not get what he ordered and instead got tough lamb with a bit of lettuce. I ordered pasta and tomato sauce and got a very very basic sauce probably out of a bottle. We would not recommend anyone eating here.

Les Artistes isn't so much a restaurant as an experience. It's like being invited into someone's home. Jean-Jacques (the owner) does everything, he takes your coat at the door, makes the food, and pours your wine. I do not eat chicken or meat, so my meals there were usually the same (vegetarian lasagna, and lentilles -- yum!). I imagine the meat meals are much better than the veggie ones, and mine was pretty incredible. All the times I went here, I went with someone who was a friend of Jean-Jacques, so I think that made my experience different... but I can still definitely recommend this place. It feels very authentic. At least for me, it was a part of my "authentic" six months in Paris. Hig...