Café du coin — Restaurant in Paris

Such a lovely place to have contemporary french bistro food. At 21€ you'd be hard pressed to find a better place in Paris that serves entrée + plat + dessert at such quality and value.

Unpretentious, clean flavours and good taste.

The menu I had today was a pizzette with smoked mozzarella, veal with asparagus and a miso crème brûlée which I unfortunately did not take a picture of.

The service staff was also very attentive and welcoming, and kindly obliged to my request for an iced latte (even though it wasn't on the drinks menu), which turned out to be very well made. I think their beans and bread are from 10 Belles, which were very nice too.

Recommended to come early to grab a table because the place fills up really fast. Seating was a bit too cramped and talking becomes difficult when the service in full swing, but I think that adds to the communal feel. Definitely a...

We really like this place and we already visited it so many times but last two times we were very very disappointed with the service.Especially one specific waiter he was so rude and nervous! Yesterday we went there,he took the order and we waited 45 mins to realize that the table behind us they already ate (and they came after us).So we asked what's going on with our order.He checked and we saw that he didn't even sent the order to the kitchen (we were sitting next to the cash point so it was easy to see what he's doing).So,he lied to us that they lost the order in the kitchen and if we want to order again.We explained that we don't want to wait 45 mins more and then he started yelling...after that he continued to be ironic and rude without any reason..we waited 30 more mins and...

Incredibly bad service. I have lived down the street for a couple years and decided to try a coffee with a friend today. Came in for just an hour and both the male and female staff were very rude. There were at least 5 full tables open, they said we could have none of them because we weren’t eating. Luckily we were able to sit at one for a bit (since no one was there...), and we happily offered to move if someone needed our table. If you’re going to refuse customers who only have drinks at lunch, at least have a sign or have your staff explain without rolling their eyes, berating customers, and...