Can't review the restaurant as, after we were seated, we were left alone for 35 minutes with no contact from staff, even though patrons who entered after us were served. We left! If there was a zero star option, I would have picked that!

I love the wonderful Saint Germain Des Pres Quarter in the 6th Arrondissement and one of my must go destinations is Cafe Boneparte ,love it here ,been here many times ,always had a great time and so it proved on our latest visit. I think...this cafe bar looks superb ,the interior is traditional ,a cool looking serving bar ,wonderful decor and furnishings ,it's got a great Art Deco look I love ,there's also lots of seating options both inside and outside looking out onto the always busy and bustling Rue Bonaparte . We were here on a Friday night ,we got near the serving bar were we ordered beers from Kronembourg Brewery ( 1664 beer ) and these beers were served iced cold and sparkling ,we kicked back ,chilled out and took in the great cafe bar we were in. A big fan of this famous French beer ,it's a golden,light and hoppy beer bursting with taste and very easy to drink ,when this beer is served freezing cold as in this cafe bar it's such a delicious beer indeed,hardly surprising this cafe bar is so popular with beers of this quality. We both really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to here we had a great time. Cafe Bonaparte is easy to locate along Rue Bonaparte ,a street and area teeming with cafés,bars and restaurant and some great architecture and a major tourist destination. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday,8am till 2am. Well worth checking out if hours in the area.More

Typical tourist rip off - location is convenient and central to many sites in the 6th and 7th - but seriously walk a few blocks more unless you like COLD egg and cold dry pancake for breakfast for 20 euros . Staff were nice but...that is literally the only positive .More

Beef tartare was not good. Sancerre was pretty good wine. Waiters hackled husband into tipping more than above average

the "hot dog in a baguette and smothered in cheese. is fantastic, finally pasted up the Deux Maggot, a trip well worth it, next week is about my 12th vacation to Paris, eaten at about 50 different bistros, Le Terrace is still my fav, but...after getting to my hotel in Saint Germain after the plane trip I will be heading for the hotdogMore

We've come here several times now because they have an accurate menu in English and a focus on organic foods. Our vegetarian son enjoyed his first Croque vegetarian. My eggs with salmon were pretty good and my wife loved her salad. The vietnamese waiter was...exceptionally attentive and had fun banter with us. Paris magicMore

This was a very ordinary restaurant with a fairly standard menu. The food was average but no better. Servcie was good. Wouldn't recommend but it was fine if you're hungry and it's raining!

Wow. I haven't had service this bad since I was a student in Paris in 1992! In short, bad food and horrible service- read on for more... Went for a simple café crème and croissant with a friend. There were 3 other tables with people:...the place was empty. The waiter was gruff and unpleasant in taking our order. I barely had requested my coffee when he walked away before I was able to order my croissant. When it arrived, the crème was not great, too much milk, and the croissant was downright stale: they were definitely serving day old patisseries. Now, I decided to order an espresso and pour it into my crème to make it tastier. Well, the waiter did not come. I waited a hood 10 minutes then flagged him down from the table. He was standing at the bar chatting with that 2 other servers and totally ignoring me. Finally the bartender waved back with a rude laugh. But the server never came!!! I gave up. Not giving these jerks any more money! Finally when my friend and I stood to leave, a server came over and asked us to pay. "Oh really?" I said in French. "Now that we are leaving you are finally going to take care of us?" Never ever coming back here!!!More

The location is very good and this is the only thing that saves this cafe. The food was average, the quality of service was average and the price quite high in comparison with other venues of the same quality. I would not come back. If...they invested more in their services they could maintain those prices because so far the quality/service relation is poor.More

We managed to find a small table on their outside patio in the late afternoon to enjoy a glass of wine. We had just sat down, when a Chinese waiter stormed over to us and said very aggressively - “What do you want? You can...only sit on the patio if you are eating lunch!” My husband and I looked perplexed as it was 4 o’clock and many other tables were only having drinks. He then repeated - “No drinks, only lunch!” and then waved us away dismissively. If this is the rude way you choose to treat potential customers, you clearly don’t know the first thing about customer service. You just lost out on business as we left and walked on to another sidewalk cafe where we were warmly greeted and enjoyed a lovely glass of wine without the bad attitude. We have been to Cafe Bonaparte in the past and have seen this same waiter treat other customers badly, so it is not an exception. Paris has many lovely sidewalk cafes to enjoy, but this is not one of them. We will definitely never return to or recommend Cafe Bonaparte and will gladly spend our money elsewhere.More

Agressive behavior from the waiter. We took hot chocolate « to go » and sit outside for couple of minutes to write message in WhatsApp. The same moment waiter came and started to shout at us, in very rude manner saying that « we are not allowed to...sit at the terrace because we took cheap cups to-go ». This simple rule was said in extremely agressive behavior, he touched our cups and explained him in a very rude and nervous way. Questions to the restaurant: 1. If it’s not allowed to sit with paper cups on the terrace because they cost cheaper - OK, I do understand this rule. But why waiter could not explain it in nice and polite way? Why he allowed himself to be rude and agressive? We paid for the chocolate and in the end we left our drinks in the restaurant as the mood was completely screwed up. 2. If question of 3-4 euros worth to create this extremely unpleasant situation? Really? We stayed on the terrace for 5 min and half of tables were free. It’s a pity, it’s a shame and we were really sad with this way of treating us. Buying hot chocolate I don’t have any high expectations on service, but at least I would like that person does not shout at me and does not kick me out from the table.. It’s by the way my first negative experience like this is Paris for 3 years here. That’s why I am leaving this feedback as I’m frankly very disappointed with this situation. I hope restaurant will improve it and other guests won’t face this situation.More

Stopped here many late afternoons for a relaxing glass of wine. Lots of outside tables with a popular local clientele.