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Classic Taste and Feel...Great ServiceThis is one of the few places we found in Paris that left us truly wanting to return. It's the one I think about whenever I'm planning to find a French restaurant in another country.
When next in Paris, it is the first place I'll go. There are no reservations.
From the weathered wood furniture to classic fittings like the ...2 of 2 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulSHOW FULL REVIEW
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Last authentic place in parisin this very touristic but beautiful area, this place is still authentic, independant and owned by the same family for over 60 years. Excellent traditionnal food for that price, fun old fashion waiters, wonderful terrasse... A poetic and romantic " out of time" brasserie, nothing has changed here since a hundred years except for credit cards that are accepted!3 of 3 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulOVERALLServiceFoodAmbienceValue
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stunningIncredible meal experience. Perfect service and very helpful with advice on local area.
delicious beer in a pot. The Steak Frites are a must. fantastic and classic French brasserie1 of 2 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulOVERALLServiceFoodAmbienceValue -
Do not go there unless...Do not go there unless you want to try the classic arrogance and boorishness of (some) lackeys! Terrible experience, especially after many visits to Paris, where all the waiters I had met were most friendly. Two waiters were unbelievably rude. People should know about this place and avoid it.0 of 9 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulOVERALL
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Best Brasserie for the moneyAfter spending quite some time working our way from Sainte-Chapelle to Notre Dame, we crossed the little bridge to find Brasserie de l'Isle St-Louis on the left, at the foot of the bridge. What a find! Great Coq au Vin, delicious Cassoulet, nice, reasonably priced Brouilly, mango sorbet that tasted more like mango than mangoes and a terrific gateau, all for just over 60Euros! Can't wait to go back.8 of 8 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulOVERALLServiceFoodAmbienceValue