Galley style restaurant and as per other review diners sit close together, but very nice all the same. The seitan bourguignon was very tasty, if not a little pricey. The fondant au chocolat (interestingly made with chestnut flour) was good. The bourguignon for two and one fondant with no drinks or sides came to 42 Euros.

Just to note; the toilet is outside, a few doors away down an undercover alley and does not open directly into the restaurant at all (as per the previous review).

Reviewer Caroline P has written 9 reviews

I wouldnt ever eat here again. You are sat right next to other people where you may as well be eating dinner with them. You can't have a private conversation.

The food is overpriced 9 euros for a soup is just too much. In the menu it didnt say what I ordered had mock meat in it. I dont like it and my dish was mostly that with hardly any veg.

Everytime someone opened the door to go to the toilet there was an rank smell. This was very unpleasant when you are eating.

Reviewer Julie J has written 11 reviews

We liked the ambience of this small cafe - the tables are lined up in one long line and it must be like having a big family meal when full. Lots of choice on the menu - very friendly and efficient staff and very tasty food. We liked this one the best out of the three we tried in our two day visit (actually three days but everyone shuts up on a sunday except for the normal brasseries at which you struggle to find a veggie option). Very near the Pompidou centre which is very much worth a visit!!

Reviewer Linda S has written 4 reviews

Proprietor is vegetarian and vegan friendly.

Reviewer Didine d () has written 7 reviews