During our spring trip to France we had diner with some of our Paris friends at the Au Bretzel Restaurant. We all had an outstanding dining experience.

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Perfect and authentic place to eat the best Japanese food, we had an amazing experience dining out there. The whole staff are extremely nice and definitely recommended

The food was awesome. I loved it. And the ambience was really good and beautiful. I loved their services. The bartender was super friendly and also the chefs. I spent a very good time with my friend.

As always, dining at Kigawa was a fantastic experience. We had the Carte Blanche lunch menu and every dish was absolutely delicious. We also had some excellent wine to go with our meal. Kigawa is a must for us on a trip to Paris.

It was not bad experience but I booked 50% discounts for La carte but the starter not included inside and no one notice me before and email also !

As usual, it was a nice meal, quiet and friendly. It&#39;s a family business.  The food is fresh and healthy. I love the marinated chicken and all that  comes with it ( you can choose  from a list like aubergine caviar, houmous, etc )That evening, the &quot; boss &quot; wasn&#39;t there, but his wife and son were both very friendly. They are now preparing for spring , eating outside. We like to go to that place, again and again, not only because it&#39;s nearby. Good wine, too, and if you don&#39;t finish the bottle, you can take it home.

The service is top, friendly and very attentive. I&rsquo;m not a fan of Saint Jacques, so I didn&#39;t enjoy one of the appetisers. I&#39;ve also noticed that they put salt more than the average or a bit much.

Au Bretzel is a charming restaurant with a German d&eacute;cor, a wonderful owner and delicious food. We were a party of five and sampled many of the items on the menu and all were equally good.

Eating well in Paris is a must even when traveling alone. I prefer to find little gems of restaurants with a quirky flair rather than the monster restaurants like the ones all along the main drag and this place was just that. There are just about 8 or 9 tables and one waiter (the owner?) who has his hands quite full. At times I was neglected, but to be fair I was nestled in the corner, reading my book and amusing my bouche. When he realized I had been waiting to pay for some time, I was even given a schnapps on the house! The food was the most reasonably priced in the area for the quality. I really enjoyed myself - with the name I thought they might speak German, but I had to make due with my poor French 101 skills.

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