Our meals were so tasty and fresh, beautifully seasoned and generous portion. So glad we chose this restaurant, can highly recommend the sea bass and the steak was delicious also! The owner was warm and welcoming, and chose a lovely red wine for us to...have with our meal. Thank you for such lovely service, we look forward to coming back soon.More

This place was recommended to me by a friend. First of all, the goat cheese salad was amazing. And I had sea bass for dinner which was also great. It was a quiet place and really nice dinner for our last night in Paris. Also,...they added a nice bottle of wine to our meal. How nice is that?More

Paris is blessed with many good, even excellent, restaurants. For me, what sets this place apart is that it’s a cozy, comfortable, simple neighborhood place. It’s not near any big sites, not crowded, not haute cuisine, no chic clientele. This might not be what you’re...looking for in Paris, but it’s my favorite kind of Parisian restaurant, unpretentious it good and affordable—-even at dinner. It’s easy enough to get a great value lunch in Paris, not so much dinner. The staff are always cordial, the food is fresh authentic homey French cuisine at very good prices. Appetizers 8-12 euro, mains 14-22, approximately. They don’t stop the baguettes after one basket and blessedly serve butter with it. And you can eat an early dinner here—very handy if you have an early morning flight out of CDG or are jet lagged from flying over. English menu available (hand written) and staff speak English, though more complicated questions or requests may send the charming owner out.More

A very enjoyable meal. Good value for money. Authentic no-nonsense food. Attentive and friendly staff.

We followed the recommendation of an American flight attendant who has been frequenting this establishment for years. We were so happy we went a bit off the beaten path to do it, it was our best meal in Paris! At first glance there is nothing...fancy or trendy about the place... it is on a quiet street and the inside looks like it was updated maybe 15 years ago. There are no bow ties or snooty waiters, but the place just has the aura of authentic Paris. It is not some place you will see in a luxury magazine, but after we finished the meal it was clear there were no frills besides the complex flavors the chef pours into each dish. The owner greeted us warmly in smooth English and the staff brought the hand-written menus, which held no descriptions requiring a French dictionary or culinary degree, only the basics like "Crispy Duck" or "Veal Liver." We were offered wine (white or red), and tried both. Our group tried everything from the goat cheese salad (simple but delicious with a hint of mustard in the dressing), to the duck breast (perfectly cooked), to the steak (juicy with a flavorful peppercorn sauce), with the biggest hit being the scallops. My wife raved about them, cooked to perfection with a hint of fresh dill and some of the best scallops she has ever had in her life. The desserts were also satisfying and sharable. Overall the cost of the meal was less than half the price of a similar meal at a comparable restaurant several nights later. If you go in expecting to drop hundreds of Euros and get a Michelin experience, you will be disappointed. If you want to taste memorable French food in a comfortable and friendly environment for an unbeatable price... Oliver's place is worth a try!More

From a welcome greeting at the entrance, to the cozy atmosphere inside, to the variety of authentic French cuisine, every visit has been a great one. The scallops are devine and probably my favorite. Sea bass, crispy duck are also hard to pass up. The...bread and even butter are really good but make sure you save room for the cheesecake with berries sauce!More

This place is so amazing! The creme sauce on the scallops is the most scrumptious thing you will EVER taste. The staff is amazing and so courteous. I highly recommend this place!