Thym-thym galettes traditionnelles libanaises

This place is open late and has average prices compared to other creperies on the streets of Paris. It has both salty and sweet crepes. Good option for late-night eats.

the worker uses his hands for food without gloves. I don't know why there is no hygiene control?! the quality of the food is below the average (old food heated in the refrigerator in the microwave). we order the kafta with kartoffels and it was disgusting!

a hearty cake to eat on the inch but very quickly stirring because very oily and meat is loaded with fat, the ingredients are low-end and tasteless. To tell you, the fat print stayed in our mouth all night. You shouldn't be looking at hygiene! count 6,50€ max the galette alone! View menu

the picasso is very good, we have never been disappointed by the quality of the products. The service is correct even if sometimes a little difficult to get understood. The prices have recently increased, the picasso (our favourite spicy chicken cake) has risen from €6.50 to €8, which is not negligible

Best rolls I have ever had in Paris. Better than what any Lebanese restaurant will hae to offer. Try the spizy or the Picasso. Open till 1 am. Good quantity for around 6 eur a roll. I have absolutely no complaints about this place except it would help if the guy behind the counter smiled sometimes. But anyway! Don't miss this!

Walking back to our apartment from the Louvre, we stumbled upon this little stand. It's on the corner with lots of other restaurants and bars. My husband loves gyros and wraps so we decided to try it. We got the Picasso which had chicken, pickles,...(potatoes I think), a beef/lamb one and a Nutella and banana one as well all for about 18 euro. It's more of a take away place so plan on finding a little bench to eat somewhere although there were some tables next to the restaurant that you could probably use. All in all, pretty good food. View menu

Freakin loved it. For sure the best kebab in Paris. I tried a lot and they are normally tasteless, but this was was perfect, the mix of meat and veggies is just great.. Recommend to have it with a little bit of spicy sauce. Had...the kafka one with my gf. I ll come back for sure. The only bad thing (reason why i dont give 5stars) was that the guy working in there was a bit rude to people. He despised the money of a few young girls that had so many coins... a bit disrespectful from my point of view. He was just not nice. The price could be a bit lower too (paid 7Eur a kebab)

My wife and I were ready for some quick, low cost eats after a long day touristing and we ran across this stand on our way back to our apartment. What attracted me was the Falafel opportunity, as I've been eating falafels for over 40 years and just love them, so we stopped and checked out their stand. My wife ordered their chicken roll and I ordered the falafel. While you are standing at the stand, they take a small roll of dough and stretch it out and cook it right there, and it is a good size so you know you are going to get a really nice big roll. My wife liked her chicken and would give it a 4 rating. My falafel experience was disappointing and I would give it a 2 rating, thus our averag...

So I needed a cheap eat after a day of shopping and my friend suggested to go to this place, they kept telling me the sandwich we're going to eat is huge and that I'll have a hard time finishing it. Big claim, I eat...a lot xD We got there, we found 2 of the 3 small tables there free, we sat and ordered 5 Picasso(s) (That's the name of the Sandwich). The service was relatively quick considering he was trying to accommodate people with take-away orders. I was lucky to get the first Sandwich of our order and boy it was huge! It was It literally filled my two hands, was almost half a meter long and it weighed enough for me to feel weird about it xD It was generously filled with chicken, round f... View menu