Café Nano — Restaurant in Paris

This is a small place. I counted 7 tables. It's also a limited menu. There were three starters (entrées), 4 main plates, and three desserts. Don't let the size or limited menu dissuade you. Also, I get the impression that the menu changes daily.

The proprietor is delightful. She was playing with her children in the back of the cafe when we walked in (it was a school holiday). Our party had the tuna salad and the flank steak and fries. The flank steak was tender and served a perfect medium rare. The tuna was more of a pastry with a chopped tuna filling, a perfect lunch portion.

For dessert there was a perfectly poached pear, a delicious flowerless chocolate tort, and crepes with butter and chantilly creme. Wonderful.

If you are visiting The Rodin Museum or the Musee D'Orsey around lunchtime, make...

This little out of the way cafe sits a short walk from Musee d’Orsay and boasts an authentic French atmosphere. Service here is friendly, and surprisingly quick.

The menu changes daily, and we had the roast chicken with mashed potatoes, steak tatare with fries, and a sausage with mash.

There could be no fault to be found with any of them - the chicken is perfectly done, succulent and juicy, falling off the bone.

The tatare is unquestionably fresh, with a light spice, and zest from olives, pairing perfectly with the fries.

The sausage was clearly a special of the day, made from stomach, and it was outstanding! A must-try for the adventurous

Portions were generous (3 dishes were more than enough for a...

It's never open! Don't waste your time and energy. We made a reservation one night for 7:30pm, received a confirmation, however when we arrived, it was closed! The owner or workers were still inside smoking and they just signaled that they were closed. Another day, we happened to be in the same area, Google showed that it was open, we went to have dinner and when we arrived, it was closed at 6:45pm! Again owner or workers were smoking inside and just signaled us that they...