We went here because I was searching for a place to take my boyfriend so he could experience Raclette a l'ancienne. I lived in France for three years, and had this version of Raclette in the Alps: a giant slab of cheese is melted by an electric heater suspended over the cheese, and as it melts you drizzle it over... More

We visited on our last night in Paris, having had some great happy hour drinks at the bar next door. Can't recall the name of that place, but it's worth a visit! Anyway, we entered and it was fairly quietish, on a Sunday night. Good service and welcome, and a nice rustic atmosphere. Everything was fine til our starters arrived.... More

Stopped in here after passing it up the last few times i was in Paris. We had to wait in a queue outside the door in the rain to get a table, but it was worth it. The staff were not overtly friendly, but pleasant enough....they seemed a bit rushed off their feet. However, by the end of the evening... More

We were looking for a place to have traditional cheese fondue lunch while navigating the Anvers-Abessesses Art Walk and stumbled into La taverne de Montmartre, which is just down the steps and behind the Place du Tetre. We were greeted by a frazzled hostess/waitress which didn't bother us at all as the ambience of the place was very rustic and... More

Lovely atmospheric, cosy bistro in Montmartre. Food was excellent and staff were very friendly and accommodating. Still busy in October so could be difficult in high season although they will try to cram you in. Reasonably priced for fairly standard, well prepared food, a lovely rustic place worth a visit, about €57 for two courses each and a bottle of... More

Good food for a good price: about €22,- per person for a set menu (starter, main and desert) and a glass of wine. The waiters speak good English (I even heard one speaking Italian) and do not mind explaining the dishes. There was no need whatsoever to find a different place the eat the next day, so we had diner... More

Standard food offerings for a French bistro... Dined on boeuf bourguignon and faux fillet, with mousse de chocolate for dessert. Food quality was good - especially for the price. The ambiance was delightful, dinning area consisted of long benches for communal atmosphere, surrounded by old stone and set around a old century fireplace. Place had mix of tourists and locals,... More

We were looking for a meal on our first night in Paris, staying in Montmartre and found this little place. The tables are jammed in rows into the small dining room, it's a real French arrangement - you are shoulder to shoulder with your neighbours. The food was good quality, and we had a three course fixed price menu for... More

We live 500 yards from the Tavern but we only visited it once and that was quite enough never to go there again. The place looks nice from outside but do not be fooled. The waitress was in a bad mood and giving us bad looks. We had to wait for 40 minutes for our soup and when it arrived... More