We had booked at table for four at Le Tastevin and expected a great meal in a cosy atmosphere. It really was a very charming place and our expectations raised as we entered the restaurant. It didn't last for long. Tthe madam who ownes the place had started to take our orders, when she suddenly left the table to welcome... more

Just got back from eating at Tastevin and, due to other reviews, I was expecting a mixed experience at best. I am happy to say that not only did we get a 2005 Bordeaux that tantalized at a respectible price, but we were treated with the greatest care and love. The steak was cooked to perfection and represented the biggest... more

In Paris for our wedding anniversary, we decided to try Le Tastevin based on Tripadvisor reviews. Located on the Ile St Louis, the restaurant is traditional in style, small but welcoming, and with a perfect atmosphere for intimate conversation or for celebration. Opting for the EUR38 menu, we were extremely happy with our two courses, accompanied by an excellent house... more

Recommended by our hotel for our first dinner in Paris.There were 6 of us, the service was friendly & helpful, the wine was great with all our group very satisfied with their meal choices. more

We had a great experience at this small, family run restaurant on Ile St-Louis. Based on the reviews on this site went there on our first day, just to find they were closed. It was a Monday, and that seems to be their rest day, so try any other day. We went again on Thursday and were very happy we... more

Based on the reviews of other travelers, we were much looking forward to our dinner at "Le Tastevin", a small restaurant on the Ile St Louis. The decor of the restaurant can best be described as intimate, even romantic, with lots of wood paneling and old-fashioned knick-knacks. We were a bit disappointed in our meal, more because of the built-up... more

From the moment we walked through the door of this small restaurant, we knew it would be a special experience. The restaurant is in Ille St. Louis, perhaps the oldest neighborhood in Paris. It's a quiet area not far from Saint Chappelle and Notre Dame. This restaurant was established in the 1930's in a building that was originally constructed in... more

Our first night in Paris we decided to treat ourselves to a top rated dinner! Read reviews on tripadvisor.com and by recommendation of a friend, decided on Le Tastevin. First, let me say, the staff of the restaurant couldn't have been nicer or more accommodating. Escargot was excellent as well. The fish though was awful!! Not only was it full... more

So, unless you live somewhere like New York, dining anywhere in Paris is going to seem expensive to an American. We decided to go to Le Tastevin based on the TripAdvisor reviews, expecting a good (if not exceptional) meal at a reasonable price. After all, this is a city where one can literally spend hundreds of Euros per person if... more