Le Potager du Père Thierry

Handtuchbreit, geschaffen für etwa 20 Gäste und den gemütlichen Abend gehört Le Potager du Père Thierry zu meinen Favoriten in Paris und ganz besonders wenn ich rund um den Montmartre unterwegs bin, was geschäftlicherseits häufig vorkommt. Hier ist kein Chi-​Chi zu erwarten, sondern die Atmosphäre und Simplizität von rot-​karierten Tischdecken. Ein uriges kleines Bistro-​Restaurant an dem selbst wer die Adresse hat gern vorbeigegangen wird, so unscheinbar wirkt es. 4 Vorspeisen gibt es, 5 Hauptgerichte und manchmal 3 Desserts und nichts ist teurer als 15 Euro, was noch dazu in Paris selten ist wenn man dann die Portion beachtet die auf den Teller kommt. Mein Favorit als Vorspeise — und bestens zum Teilen geeignet: Das pochierte Ei, überbacken mit Foie Gras. Unbedingt probieren!

Petit restaurant qui né paye pas de mine, le serveuse est très sympa, et la qualité des plats est irréprochable !!!

Délicieux repas ! J’ai beaucoup aimé et je conseil de venir ici c’est bon goût et bon pour la santé !

Bonne soirée passee la bas. tj tres bien mais un peu en dessous des autres fois. Le croustillant de veau vraiment pas assez cuit. La serveuse adorable maisbqui né connait rien aux vins qu’elle vend. D’ailleurs j trouve que leurs vins restent le point faible du resto. A part ca cest uke valeur sure.

This place is truly amazing! My boyfriend and I came here on a rainy evening in the middle of August and were told that it would be about an hour wait. Based on previous reviews, we felt that it would be worth the wait, and it sure was!
The food was downright AMAZING. My boyfriend and I still dream about this restaurant and the food we had that day.
We ordered the following and everything was made to perfection with much attention to detial.
— Egg en cocotte with duck foie gras
— Duck breast with the sauce of the day
— Chef’s sea scallops
There is one woman who serves the entire restaurant. She was extremely positive the entire time and friendly to all of the customers. I must give her props for her positive attitude even with so many tables and customers to serve. She not only took orders for food, she was also working at the bar to pour drinks, while serving people their dishes, cleaning up their plates and taking the check — talk about a woman who does everything! We gave her a great tip for her excellent service and because she really deserved it for everything she had to do to get the restaurant running.
When we return to Paris, we will DEFINITELY be returning here, and hopefully there will be another person helping out!

Reasonable prices. Great food. Two appetizers two main courses and a bottle of wine 60 euro. Food was delicious. Make reservations or be there before 8pm (opening).

Just returned from Paris. This was a fantastic intimate bistro near Sacre Coeur that lives up to the other Unilocal reviews. Our host/​waiter Jeremy (I believe) was very welcoming and engaging. As others have mentioned, because of its size, you can’t help but chat with fellow travelers, which adds to the whole experiences. We met a terrific British couple that we got to know over a few after dinner cognacs. As others have mentioned, the egg fois gras appetizer and duck breasts were outstanding. The cumin honey sauce on the duck was a perfect blend of sweet and spice. The entrée portions were considerable and the prices reasonable. Definitely recommended. You may need to wait outside for tables to clear, so you may be in for a chilly wait if you’re traveling now.

Fascinating how the cute little cozy restaurants exist all around the city, and no doubt, these restauranteurs are making a killing with such little rent relative to the # of turns per nite, I’d say 5 – 6 on a conservative perspective, but I digress.
Graced that tonite was a holiday, we just called from the hotel room to announce we were coming in an hour, lol, so luckily they had room for 2. But honestly, any group larger than this, esp with a few hockey-​sized players in the 200 lb range, would find the seating arrangements tight, and the Unilocalers here weren’t kidding.
Ordered the fois gras (great), eggplant/​sundried tomato salad (good), breaded veal & mashed potatoes (generous portion, also good), and chocolate cake, which was super rich & more like a truffle, just a warning if you were expecting a moist cake — far from it. Dipped in a strawberry sauce & mango ice cream, nice touch. Next time, I’d ordered the crème brûlée next time.
apparently in a popular, ancient part of town, loved the cobblestones & tight sidewalks.
For those Vancouverites, this area a cross between yaletown & gastown.
easy repeat.
No amex.

If I could, I would eat here every night!
Based on reviews, I came right around 8pm for 2 people, but had no issue getting a table on a Sunday night.
Place is super intimate and bleeds Paris. I ordered Duck with sauce du jour (blackberry) with potatoes, green beans, and salad. I think this was my favorite meal in Paris. The perfect combination of savory and sweet. I’m currently drooling just thinking about it. I ordered the grandma’s chocolate cake and OH MY. Literally to die for, yes literally, I think I would die for another slice. Slightly crispy on the outer layer yet the perfect medium between gooey and moist on the inside. Comes with a side of mango sorbet and cherry drizzle to keep the chocolate from taking over (not that anyone complains about that).
Prices are super reasonable. I paid like 25 euros for an entrée, dessert, and wine.
Come here, now. You wont regret it!!!

Nice intimate place to eat here in Paris… but beware. The restaurant is tiny and can maybe seat about 25 people max with no separation space between your neighbours. We got to know the American couple from California sitting next to us. They were on their way to Belgium and headed to Oktoberfest later on in the month. I now know much more about them than I ever will anyone else at another restaurant. The point is, you are literally sitting beside each other.
My wife and I lined up for about 45 minutes and we were able to get a seat without a reservation. For one waitress running around, the service was surprisingly decent. For my main course I had duck breast with the special sauce of the day, which was blackberry sauce. The sauce was surprisingly delicious and gave the meat a sweet taste. If anyone is intrigued by the smoked duck dish that everyone keeps talking about, it basically looks and tastes like smoked duck with scalloped potatoes.
I didn’t really see any locals here but I don’t blame them. The place is filled with tourists and the dining area, as previously mentioned, is tiny, so I’d avoid it too if I lived there. I’d also recommend making a reservation if possible. If you don’t have one show up early, at least 30 – 45 minutes early.

This was one of my top 2 meals in Paris. The front of the restaurant is run by one almighty server who takes care of the whole place. The restaurant sat about 20 people. It was tiny and adorable. Our server was rushing around smiling and laughing with all of her tables. She was a delight. I ordered the duck with potatoes. It was truly melt in your mouth… AMAZING. I had a fruit crumble for dessert with a baileys and coffee and left feeling very satisfied. Our server recommended the fois gras and my biggest regret is not ordering it! This will be a necessary stop on my next trip to Paris!

The food here is very hearty and comforting, which is perfect for a chilly Parisian evening. I came here after visiting Sacré-​Coeur with a friend and I’m glad that we decided on this place for her last meal in Paris.
Like everyone else has been saying, you have to try the egg-​foie-​gras thing. It is so rich and hearty and just plain yum. Dipping some bread into that beauty was just so good. I could have eaten that alone.
Our main courses were very duck based! We had the cheese and potato gratin with duck confit and the duck breast. They were both good, but I kind of wish we had chosen another dish that wasn’t duck. It was kind of duck overload and the dishes were very similar.
For dessert we had the crème brûlée which was good but I think I’ve had too many crème brûlée as at this point so I’m kinda just over them now (sad, I know).
When we were there there were a lot of friendly expats which made for a fun and cozy dining experience. I recommend this place if you are in the area visiting Montmartre, but I wouldn’t make a trek out here when there are tons of other restaurants in Paris.

This restaurant has everything you dream of in a travel dining experience: Amazing food, impeccable service, and an intimate, «local» atmosphere. Tipped off by a friend who lives in Paris part-​time, we made our reservations a couple of weeks in advance, and had no trouble getting in.
It ended up being one of my favorite dining experiences of a lifetime. This is NOT a super-​high-​end, pretentious, palais gastronomique kind of restaurant. It is warm, inviting, low-​key, and tiny. It is good food and very reasonable prices. It is kind, happy service, with a smile, and very accommodating to non-​French speakers. It feels almost like you are eating at a friend’s house, who has decided to open her house to strangers and feed them because she has a passion for good food.
Five days later, I can’t actually remember what I ordered… I blame the wine, and the «Old Prune» dessert liquor, of which I had two glasses. I do remember floating out of the restaurant in a happy daze, feeling a bit spoiled and luxurious.

Super, aussi bien pour la cuisine, le vin que pour le service. J’y reviendrai, c’est sur.

Petit endroit sympa. Peu de places, mais les plats sont excellents. A conseiller sans modération.

Started with the Tart of the Day (tomato, basil, goat cheese); YUM! Followed by Potatoes Au Gratin with Smoked Duck Breast and Walnuts on top; Extra YUM! Closed out with a Crème Brûlée (THE SIZE OF MY HEAD!!!)
Suffice to say, I will return when in Paris

I had Le Potager bookmarked in anticipation of our visit to Paris but didn’t think I would get the chance to dine there as I had previously read about their notorious wait times. It was serendipity that we came across Le Potager as we were walking along Rue des Trois Frères after visiting Sacre Coeur. It was just after 7 but my dear supportive husband waited with me for nearly 45 minutes in front of the restaurant until it opened in hopes of grabbing a table without a reservation. Sure enough, we weren’t the only ones; two other couples arrived shortly after us to line up as well! The restaurant opened right at 8pm and we were able to get seated right away. Yay!
Le Potager is small and intimate, so Parisian. Seating is limited to less than 30 chairs. The interior was so quaint, I found it hilarious that the interior lighting used Ikea colanders! You will get to know your dining neighbors. We chatted with the people beside us, a nice couple from California. I saw a table of 4 with 2 separate couples chatting with each other. I loved the intimacy of this restaurant. There was one waitress working and she spoke very good English. There were mostly tourists dining, but locals as well, which is always a good sign. She would attend to the tables mostly in the order in which they were seated. The food actually arrived quite promptly. The oeufs en cocotte foie gras was amazing. Soooo rich, so eggy. They provided extra bread which was a plus for mopping up all the runny yolk. Mmmmm. I ordered the potato and cheese gratin with smoked duck, while my husband ordered the duck breast with roasted potatos and veggies on the side and a blackberry glaze sauce. By the time I had finished my egg and foie gras appetizer, I was starting to feel full, but the potato and cheese gratin just about pushed me over the edge. It was very rich, very cheesy and decadent. It was rather heavy and oily, but tasty nonetheless. The wife of the couple beside us had two bites and her husband had to finish the rest. My husband enjoyed his duck breast and the blackberry sauce. I sampled his plate and found it interesting that his duck actually tasted similar to beef in terms of flavor and texture. Overall it was a very pleasant meal, would recommend!

I decided to try this place out while traveling in France with hubby. I recommend going during the off-​peak hours, or you will wait a long time to get in if you don’t have a reservation. The place is very small/​cozy-​almost tiny, seating a maximum of 20 – 25 people.
I was pleasantly surprised to discover that staff is a lot friendlier than at most establishments in France. The waitress was happy to suggest menu items that were highly recommended, and the most popular. They will happily provide you with an English menu at your request, and are much more reasonably priced, when compared to other, similar local establishments.
Items ordered:
Chocolate cake-​super decadent, gooey, rich, moist, with different layers of chocolate flavors throughout.
Crème brulee-​thick, rich, smooth, creamy, with a perfectly scorched sugar topping.
I ordered the duck dish, as so many other Unilocal reviewers recommended it, and it was heavenly. I would return to Paris for this alone!

Ravie. Tout simplement ravie.
Une amie britannique vivant à Paris m’avait beaucoup parlé de cette adresse me disant qu’elle y emmenait ses amis et membres de sa famille de passage dans la capitale. Et effectivement, je comprends pourquoi — c’est une valeure sûre. Tout petit resto dans la rue des trois frères, on y sent cette ambiance bien particulière et unique à Montmatre.
L’endroit est minuscule. Nous n’avions pas réservé — arrivés à 19h50 (ouverture à 20h), on a récupéré deux places sur une table de six. Du coup, on mange avec les autres couples à côté mais c’est plutôt sympa. Tout le monde est content d’être là et observe voire discute de ce que les voisins ont dans l’assiette. C’est plutôt marrant et ça donne de l’inspiration pour passer commande.
On a été super bien accueilli par la serveuse. Souriante, sympa, elle a tous fait pour nous trouver une petite place sur un carnet de réservation bien rempli. Sans ça, c’est deuxième service à 21h30! Musique sympa en fond.
Côté plats, bien sûr, l’oeuf cocotte au foie gras à partager en entrée. Excellent, un condensé de bonheur dans une cocotte. J’ai adoré. En plat, j’ai continué sur du bien lourd avec une tartiflette au canard — concept étrange mais ma foi, très bon! J’ai goûté une cuiller du gâteau au chocolat de grand-​mère — hum un régal!
Côté vin, pas mal de choix à la carte pour des prix raisonnables (autour de 20 €). On a opté sur les conseils de la serveuse pour le Mourat, qui était vraiment chouette.
Pour les prix, dans 7 – 8 € pour les entrées et desserts, 13 – 16 € pour les plats.
En gros, Le Potager du Père Thierry c’est surtout une valeure sûre. Un endroit où l’on passé une bonne soirée, en bonne compagnie (qu’on le veuille ou non!) dans un quartier superbe de Paris. S’il n’y a plus de place, le Jardin d’en face (un poil plus haut dans la rue) a la même carte (même proprio) dans un cadre un peu plus lumineux et moins serré.

Love, love, love this tiny little restaurant! It’s almost impossible to get a table if you haven’t booked in advance but we were lucky and only had to wait and hour which we spent on a stroll in the tiny little streets.
Got back a bit early and had to wait out in front of the restaurant and the waitress supplied us with tasty wine during our waitingtime.
The restaurant is so tiny that they had to move the table out for us to get in and sit and it makes this restaurant so cosy and intimate.
Started with a platter of mixed meat to share and then I had the duck confit and boy it was delicious! The waitress was really helpful when selecting the right wine for our main courses.
For dessert I ordered grandma’s chocolate cake and it was tasty, mushy and absolutely yummi!
Excellent service and reasonable prices too. For two persons we paid 61 € and that includes one starter, two main courses, one dessert, four glasses of wine and two bottles of sparkling water.
I really recommend this place — but be there early (opens at 8) og book in advance.

Très bon. L’attente est un peu longue mais le patron sympathique fait oublier l’attente
Pour passer un bon moment c’est recommandé ;)

Absolutely delicious food. The food had a very «homey» feel that I absolutely love.
The service was also amazing! The waitress was attentive and gave us many recommendations! It was pretty busy that night, but she made sure that we were well taken care of.
It is also a great restaurant to go to if you don’t speak French. I found it an absolute relief that the waitress spoke English and provided an English menu.
I will definitely come back when I visit Paris again.

So French and so good. Food amazing and all home made!
Service very good and accommodating also.
I had the tart of the day which was nice and light and for main the duck gratin. Delish!
The waitress/​owner was very busy but took time to accommodate me and my partner since it is a small restaurant which only sits 26 people and with me and my partner of a larger stature, made sure we were sat in the best most comfortable place!
Will definitely visit again when next in Paris! Thanks Unilocal for the recommendation! t

Food is a three but ambiance and service plus Paris make it a 4.
Didn’t really have high hopes after a long day in Paris. Found this place in Montmartre after a walking tour and had a good experience. Had to share a table with ppl who ended up being from the U.S. So we struck up a conversation. Food was good. Started with a goat cheese and honey tart. Tasted like a quiche but still good. Then had the crusted veal. Veal was a bit dry and tough. Crust was good though. Mash potatoes rush and buttery. Finished with the berry crumble which had ice cream on top. Probably the best thing I had there. Server was very nice and helped pick me a great wine.

I really loved Le Potager. We arrived at our flat at 7pm on a Saturday, famished and in need of some hearty French cuisine. Fortunately Unilocal directed us to Le Potager du pere Thierry which was conveniently located down the street from us.
We suspected that it would be busy on a Saturday, so we arrived a few minutes before opening in hopes of snagging an unreserved table. We were luckily successful! The restaurant is very small, and I believe only one other unreserved table of 2 was accommodated. The hostess/​waitress was very friendly as well which was a bit of a surprise, although certainly appreciated.
I ordered the duck breast with fig sauce, which came with a salad and roasted potatoes. The duck was perfectly cooked — it was very juicy and tender. The sauce was sweet but not too overpowering. The potatoes were also surprisingly good as well, which is impressive since I’m usually not a fan of roasted potatoes.
My boyfriend ordered the giant shrimp, which came with rice and salad. The shrimp was cooked perfectly — they were very tender and practically melted in your mouth. The shrimp was covered in crab sauce, a crustacean which I personally do not enjoy, but I could appreciate that crab-​lovers would appreciate this sauce.
We also ordered the house rose and the egg foie gras appetizer — both very outstanding.
Overall, this was my favorite meal from my weekend in Paris. I would highly recommend and certainly return!

excellent

Magnificent. Ate here two nights running. Authentic and delicious. Real French food with a great atmosphere And excellent value.
Staff are also wonderful :)

Petit certes mais quel délice !! Que dire de l’oeuf cocotte au fois gras qui a fait le succès de cette enseigne ?? Un véritable régal !! De l’entrée jusqu’au dessert tout est là pour ravir nos papille !!
Service et accueil chaleureux.
Essayez aussi le jardin d’en face, situé dans la même rue (qui appartient au même propriétaire).

Tolles kleines und gemütliches Restaurant. Wir haben 26 Sitzplätze gezählt. Es scheint 2 Schichten zu geben: 20h und 22h/22.30h. Man muss unbedingt vorher reservieren.
Wir hatten drei Gänge, die einfach richtig lecker waren. Und dabei keine Touristenabzocke. Mit einer Flasche Wein und drei Gängen haben wir 83 € bezahlt. Hier kommen wir beim nächsten Paris-​Besuch wieder her!

On a tout aimé, que ce soit le service, les entrées, les plats, les desserts, et les prix. Il né faut pas oublier de réserver car en effet ce n’est pas bien grand. Une adresse à retenir!

Enfin j ai testé cette adresse montmartroise dans la fameuse rue des 3 frères que j adore !!!
On y était pour l anniversaire d une amie franco américaine qui adore la cuisine française donc les différents avis Unilocal m ont aidé a faire mon choix !!!
J avais réservé et heureusement car c est très petit mais si chaleureux !!!
La serveuse est seule et plein de peps, elle nous laisses choisir et vient s occuper de nous !!
Le tutoiement ers de rigueur en même temps elle est jeune et nous aussi donc bon ça né le dérange pas !
Elle nous dit que le plat phare du resto et ce par quoi il a été connue est l’œuf cocotte au foie gras. Malheureusement même du ça me fait envie, moi et les œufs on ers plus copain donc je le laisse tentée par du fromage frais avec des aubergines poêlées et tomates séchées, ensuite je me laisse tentée par le poisson du jour, bar sauce meunière, riz et salade, en dessert un must aussi le chocoblanc de Gabriel.
L entrée manquait pour moi d assaisonnement, j ai trouve ça un peu fade, les tomates farcies on relève un peu le plat.
Le bar était succulent, je me suis régalée franchement, j ai mélange le poisson et le riz pour la sauce meunière et pareil salade qui passé bien!
Le dessert était très très bon, sur les conseils de la serveuse, je le choisies, c est de la mousse fraîche style cheesecake avec caramel, dans le fond un biscuit imbibe comme un tiramisu et spéculos sur le dessus.
On a passé un très moment, il y avait beaucoup d étrangers.
j ai bien aime car on se sent comme chez soi et on nous laisse prendre notre temps, sans nous mettre dehors… en tous cas la serveuse est vraiment sympa, un bon endroit que je recommanderais sans soucis et le rapport qualité prix, impeccable !!!

Un service souriant et disponible, des prix plus qu’abordables et une cuisine splendide.
C est le sans faute du potager du père Thierry.
Oui, c’est tout petit et vous attendrez (peut-​être longtemps) pour avoir une table. Mais dès la première bouchée d’oeuf cocotte au fois gras, vous aurez tout oublié…
Allez-​y les yeux fermés.

Excellent rapport qualité/​prix. Service très chaleureux. A tenter sans se poser de question. Conseil: la tartiflette au magret de canard fumé, un jour de grand faim.

Our meal at Le Potager was one of the best meals during our honeymoon in Paris. It’s right up there with Frenchie, but Frenchie is a different kind of animal. Le Potager felt like how French-​Rustic-​Country home cooking would be. I do not know how we found this place, as it was apparent that it was a «locals» only restaurant. In any event, MAKE RESERVATIONS! We used our credit card’s concierge service to make the reservation for us — this helps given time difference and language barrier. We were almost 20 minutes late to our reservation and the restaurant held our reservation anyways, despite a group of people waiting to see if we would show up or not. I was really touched.
We had a bad start to our trip upon arriving to Paris from London. We definitely needed this meal to sort of «reset» the trip. The prices are super reasonable given Europe/​Paris standards, at 15 euros for an entrée, where can you beat that?
We shared the oeufs en cocotte foie gras — which was phenomenal. We also ordered the curry lamb shank and the scalloped potatoes with duck. Both were really good — full of flavor and fresh. I don’t even know how to properly describe the meal.

Ce petit restaurant est une nouvelle petite perle!
Ce quartier certes touristique mais également très sympa n’en compte pas tant que ça et pourtant je conseille vivement Le potager du père Thiery.
Déjà l’ambiance et la convivialité sont dans l’air dès le moment où vos yeux croisent le restaurant… et vous né serez pas déçu!
Au delà de l’accueil chaleureux vous apprécierez les conseils sur la carte et ce que vous dégusterez car ici tout est finement préparé, tout est fait maison et avec des produits de qualité!
Je conseille bien évidement les œufs cocotte aux foie-​gras, les saint-​jacques et le gâteau au chocolat qui est incroyable!
Ce que j’ai aimé: le prix. Au delà du fait qu’au vu de la qualité des produits le restaurant soit un bon rapport qualité prix, l’avantage est que toutes les entrées/​plats/​desserts sont à peu près au même prix. Ce qui fait que votre choix sera influencé par ce que vous aimez et non pas par le prix… et c’est rare et chouette !
Petit regret: on a été un peu brusqué par le service qui pour rentabiliser sa soirée a fait pression sur les horaires d’arrivée, la quantité que chacun commandait. Compréhensible mais un peu dommage

This place is tiny. Seriously, blink and you may miss it… but you’d be seriously missing out if you did! There are a lot of really touristy places in Montmarte — in fact, this place is across the road from a fondue restaurant — but this one feels like it is catered for locals and true lovers of French food. And (happy plus) there’s an English menu too!
We went to dinner quite late that evening, so a reservation wasn’t required for us. But if you want to eat at a normal dinner time, I would definitely call ahead because there were not too many seats available. There was such a rustic and comforting feel to this tiny, cosy restaurant. And there was some fantastic, jazzy music playing in the background, too.
My visit to Paris was a few months ago now, and I still savour the taste of the duck confit! My friend had the foie gras tartine, and it was equally delicious. The portions were enormous, but I’ve noticed that French diners often seem to order one dish to share between two people… And I think we’d have been full even if we’d done that. We also ordered a delectable ‘craft sorbet’ in chocolate and mint. The flavours available change every day.
Without a doubt, this was the best food I’d eaten in Paris. Seriously, if I were to visit Paris for one day, this is where I’d be eating! Make sure you stop by!

Très très petit restaurant.
Entrée: oeuf cocotte 3 etoiles aubergines 4 etoiles gaspacho fraises 2 etoiles mais on a bien rigolé.
Plats principal 4 étoiles. Très copieux. 1 choix végétarien c’est super. Tout le monde a adoré.
Le seul problème. On est des gros et ya pas de place. Mais on reviendra c’était sympa.

Nous étions 6, nous avons tous pris un plat différent et tout le monde à été conquis!
Rien que l’oeuf cocotte au foie gras suffit comme argument pour traverser Paris!
Bref très bonne adresse, serveuse très agréable, disponible et de bons conseils. La salle est petite, il est conseillé de réserver.

Top et même trop top qu’elle jolie potage je me suis regarde à recommande pâté excellent fromage fondant et les plat comme le canard ou autre sons à mourir envie je repasserai sûrement

C’est bon, y’a pas de doutes. Les serveuses et serveurs sont vraiment sympas et hyper efficaces, surtout compte-​tenu de la configuration du lieu. Pourquoi 3 étoiles seulement, me demanderez-​vous? Eh bien parce que le fait de se retrouver obligés de partager une table de 6 minuscule lorsque l’on est 3 (soit 2×3, né vous y trompez pas), est juste inacceptable.
J’adore ce restaurant et m’y rends régulièrement, particulièrement lorsque des amis étrangers visitent et que je souhaite leur faire goûter une cuisine française de qualité à des prix qui restent abordables. Mais ce côté maximisation rendement/​espace est vraiment, VRAIMENT désagréable. Vu le succès du lieu (totalement justifié), j’estime qu’ils doivent et peuvent faire mieux que cette approche stakhanoviste extrêmement déplaisante. Un peu de promiscuité à la bonne franquette n’a jamais tué personne vous me direz. Certes, mais il y a des limites qui de moins point de vue sont atteintes avec ce système.
tl;dr: c’est bon, allez-​y, mais en chiffre pair, sinon vous allez devoir partager votre table avec de joyeux inconnus et ça c’est non.

Depuis que m’est diagnostiquée une goutte, les cartes des restaurants sont de véritables casse-​têtes — je n’ai plus droit à grand chose. J’ai pourtant trouvé à manger dans ce tout petit montmartrois — réservation indispensable -, et tout-​à-​fait excellemment. Soupe délicieuse, poisson impeccablement frais et préparé; jusqu’au dessert, dont le souvenir m’échappe mais qui m’a laissé ravi. L’ami avec qui je dînais, s’il a regretté l’exiguïté des lieux, a apprécié ses œufs cocottes et son magret. Bref, une bonne adresse, aux prix raisonnables pour Paris (entre 20 et 30 € si mémoiré m’est bonne).

Un amour de jeunesse délaissé pendant cinq longues années puis tiré de ses cendres l’autre soir, j’avais craint d’être déçue mais pas du tout, la flamme a repris immédiatement. Je pensais: j’étais jeune, j’étais folle, je me suis laissée séduire par de la poudre aux yeux. Mais non, pas du tout.
Havre serein, chaleureux et culinaire à Montmartre: on y mange bien et des bons plats bien consistants, costauds, avec tout de même un rien de finesse dans la préparation, et puis pour des prix très abordables: entrée plat pour 20 € et pour des plats qui comportent du foie gras, du magret, du filet mignon.
En entrée, j’en avais gardé un souvenir impérissable, et il était au rendez-​vous après toutes ces années, sans avoir pris une ride, un kilo, pas abîmé par la vie pour un sou: l’œuf cocotte au foie gras, fidèle à sa jeunesse, avec ses petites mouillettes de pain de campagne incrustées de petites herbes (et, oui, c’est gras, mais les œufs et le foie gras mariés, ça né peut pas véritablement vous surprendre).
En plat, une tartiflette au magret de canard. En bref, la carte né fait pas dans la délicatesse…
Né vous attendez ainsi pas à une cuisine particulièrement fine, ce n’est pas du tout le concept ici. Idem, né venez pas si vous voulez manger des carottes à la coriandre car contrairement à son appellation, le carte est plutôt orientée sur la viande ou ses dérivés (foie gras essentiellement) qui sont leur vraie spécialité. Et je pense d’ailleurs qu’il faut sans doute se cantonner à ce type de produits, je né suis pas sûre que ce soit une telle réussite sur les poissons (de mes souvenirs d’antan). En gros, privilégiez le gras, le simple, le terroir, et vous serez comblés.
Le cadre est sympa, c’est tout petit et chaleureux et la serveuse est adorable, l’accueil au téléphone aussi.
Pensez à réserver et éventuellement, vous pourrez toujours aller au Jardin d’en face (c’est l’annexe) si le potager est plein.

N’hésitez pas, c’est là !
Nous avons diné à 4 «au jardin d’en face», cuisine excellente (oeuf cocotte au foie gras, souris d’agneau au thym, magret de canard sauce framboise, filet mignon sauce porto-​groseille), un très bon vin et des serveuses agréables. Un endroit à découvrir pour un excellent rapport qualité/​prix.

De la vraie bonne cuisine française avec des bons produits frais.
Ambiance chaleureuse dans une toute petite salle toute serrée.
Réservation indispensable.

Un tout petit restaurant qui cache des merveilles à prix dérisoires!
On y mange très bien, dans une ambiance conviviale.
La cochonnaille en entrée y est copieuse, le boudin noir ou les saint jacques excellentes!
Une belle petite carte pour un moment très sympa, après une pièce au Théâtre de l’Atelier par exemple!