This brasserie features a cozy, well-decorated dining room with a lively Parisian atmosphere. While the ambiance is inviting and the service lovely, it lacks a culture of accommodating gluten sensitivities, with little staff awareness of gluten-related issues.
The café offers a true Parisian sidewalk cafe experience.
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The prices were very good considering its location next to the Louvre.
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The restaurant appeared full and popular due to strategic reservation practices.
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Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Cozy, well decorated, wide choice of dishes. I absolutely do not recommend it for people with celiac disease or for anyone suffering from other intolerances: they don't seem to pay attention to it, despite the requests. Obviously, no one expects specific treatment in a non-certified gluten free restaurant, but certainly a minimum of culture in this regard would be welcome nowadays.
For example, a waiter didn't know what gluten was, he believed it was also in rice and he said "glucose" several times. As proof of the disinterest (or perhaps just ignorance) of the staff regarding this issue, I found that contamination with flour, breadsticks and bread was everywhere.
C
Community member
Beautiful breakfast. Finally found place where can have healthy proteine breakfast,as I am allergic to gluten. Lovely service.
Overall great experience
Address: 164 Rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, France