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Chez Hamadi
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Traditional Tunisian meals served in a homey, art-filled location with a terrace.
Nearby attractions
Cluny Museum - National Museum of the Middle Ages
28 Rue du Sommerard, 75005 Paris, France
Fontaine Saint-Michel
Pl. Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, France
Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France
Square René Viviani
2 Rue du Fouarre, 75005 Paris, France
Medieval Garden of the Cluny Museum
6 Pl. Paul Painlevé, 75005 Paris, France
Place Saint-Michel
Pl. Saint-Michel, 75006 Paris, France
Sainte-Chapelle
10 Bd du Palais, 75001 Paris, France
Théâtre de la Huchette
23 Rue de la Huchette, 75005 Paris, France
Square Samuel Paty
2 Pl. Paul Painlevé, 75005 Paris, France
Thermes de Cluny
28 Rue du Sommerard, 75005 Paris, France
Nearby restaurants
Union Square
17 Rue Saint-Séverin, 75005 Paris, France
La Petite Hostellerie
35 Rue de la Harpe, 75005 Paris, France
Le Chalet Saint-Michel
43 Rue de la Harpe, 75005 Paris, France
Restaurant Le Corner Saint-Germain Paris 5
92 Bd Saint-Germain, 75005 Paris, France
SoHo Trattoria
33 Rue Saint-Jacques, 75005 Paris, France
Kozy
6 Rue du Petit Pont, 75005 Paris, France
BO&MIE - Saint Michel
5 Bd Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, France
Grains Nobles et Plus
8 Rue Boutebrie, 75005 Paris, France
BISTROT 20 / LE VINGT
20 Rue Saint-Séverin, 75005 Paris, France
La Crème de Paris Notre-Dame
1 Quai Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, France
Nearby hotels
Hotel Cluny Square
21 Bd Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel Parc Saint-Séverin
22 Rue de la Parcheminerie, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel Europe Saint-Séverin
38-40 Rue Saint-Séverin, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel Mercure Paris Notre-Dame Saint-Germain-des-Prés
20 Rue du Sommerard, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel du Levant Paris
18 Rue de la Harpe, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel Capfun Paris Saint-Germain
16 Rue Boutebrie, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel Royal Saint-Michel
3 Bd Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel du Collège de France
7 Rue Thénard, 75005 Paris, France
Albe Hotel
1 Rue de la Harpe, 75005 Paris, France
Hôtel Notre-Dame Saint Michel
1 Quai Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, France
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Chez Hamadi

12 Rue Boutebrie, 75005 Paris, France
4.1(349)$$$$
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Traditional Tunisian meals served in a homey, art-filled location with a terrace.

attractions: Cluny Museum - National Museum of the Middle Ages, Fontaine Saint-Michel, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, Square René Viviani, Medieval Garden of the Cluny Museum, Place Saint-Michel, Sainte-Chapelle, Théâtre de la Huchette, Square Samuel Paty, Thermes de Cluny, restaurants: Union Square, La Petite Hostellerie, Le Chalet Saint-Michel, Restaurant Le Corner Saint-Germain Paris 5, SoHo Trattoria, Kozy, BO&MIE - Saint Michel, Grains Nobles et Plus, BISTROT 20 / LE VINGT, La Crème de Paris Notre-Dame
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+33 9 87 71 14 22
Website
citineo.fr

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Featured dishes

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Tajine De Boulette Aux Petits Légumes
Meatballs tajine and vegetables
Tajine De Poulet Aux Pruneaux
Chicken tajine with prunes
Tajine D'agneau Aux Aubergines
Lamb tajine with eggplant
Tajine De Poulet Aux Amandes Et Raisins Secs
Chicken tajine with almonds and raisins
Tajine D'agneau Aux Figues
Lamb tajine with figs

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Nearby attractions of Chez Hamadi

Cluny Museum - National Museum of the Middle Ages

Fontaine Saint-Michel

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris

Square René Viviani

Medieval Garden of the Cluny Museum

Place Saint-Michel

Sainte-Chapelle

Théâtre de la Huchette

Square Samuel Paty

Thermes de Cluny

Cluny Museum - National Museum of the Middle Ages

Cluny Museum - National Museum of the Middle Ages

4.5

(2.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Fontaine Saint-Michel

Fontaine Saint-Michel

4.4

(3.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris

4.7

(27.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Square René Viviani

Square René Viviani

4.5

(1.4K)

Open until 6:30 PM
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Things to do nearby

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Light Cycles : Un parcours nocturne scintillant entre nature, lumière et sons
Light Cycles : Un parcours nocturne scintillant entre nature, lumière et sons
Wed, Dec 10 • 5:30 PM
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Restaurant Le Corner Saint-Germain Paris 5

SoHo Trattoria

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BO&MIE - Saint Michel

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BISTROT 20 / LE VINGT

La Crème de Paris Notre-Dame

Union Square

Union Square

4.5

(4K)

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La Petite Hostellerie

La Petite Hostellerie

3.7

(2.2K)

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Le Chalet Saint-Michel

Le Chalet Saint-Michel

4.1

(1.4K)

$$

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Restaurant Le Corner Saint-Germain Paris 5

Restaurant Le Corner Saint-Germain Paris 5

4.2

(614)

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Lincoln Z. ShlenskyLincoln Z. Shlensky
Chez Hamadi is pleasant and has an “authentic” feel. The serving and eating bowls are beautiful. It’s located on a quiet street and, typically with a reservation, will allow you to eat outside. Even inside, it is pleasant. The food, however, leaves much to be desired. The two salads we had (tomatoes with basil — but where was the basil? — and crudités, eg. tomato, cucumber and lettuce) were entirely ho-hum. The couscous was fine but not outstanding. It certainly looked good, but the semolina was overly clumped, the grilled meat was nothing special, and most disappointingly, the vegetable “sauce” or “gravy” just did not taste very appealing. As I said, everything was just fine, but nothing was outstanding or even very good. The service also was, to be honest, not great. We had to pull silverware and cups from another table because we were short at ours. No one checked in with us about the food or anything else. Recommendations for food were hard to elicit (even in French). In short, nothing terrible here, but nothing outstanding. That was our overall experience at Chez Hamadi.
Mai VuMai Vu
Lovely Tunisian restaurant with very tasty dishes. The cous cous was very good (ask for extra Harissa if you want a bit more spice) and the chicken, almond and raisin tagine was so tender and delicious. Truly the best meal to keep us warm during a cold night in Paris. Service was so accommodating, we even enjoyed a nice cup of mint tea at the end of our meal. Definitely recommend it!
P WP W
We enjoyed a flavorful, homey lunch of couscous, fish and stewed vegetables in this Latin Quarter gem. The server was as friendly and gracious as can be, the food served timely and the atmosphere just delightful with lovely decor even above our heads.
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Chez Hamadi is pleasant and has an “authentic” feel. The serving and eating bowls are beautiful. It’s located on a quiet street and, typically with a reservation, will allow you to eat outside. Even inside, it is pleasant. The food, however, leaves much to be desired. The two salads we had (tomatoes with basil — but where was the basil? — and crudités, eg. tomato, cucumber and lettuce) were entirely ho-hum. The couscous was fine but not outstanding. It certainly looked good, but the semolina was overly clumped, the grilled meat was nothing special, and most disappointingly, the vegetable “sauce” or “gravy” just did not taste very appealing. As I said, everything was just fine, but nothing was outstanding or even very good. The service also was, to be honest, not great. We had to pull silverware and cups from another table because we were short at ours. No one checked in with us about the food or anything else. Recommendations for food were hard to elicit (even in French). In short, nothing terrible here, but nothing outstanding. That was our overall experience at Chez Hamadi.
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Lovely Tunisian restaurant with very tasty dishes. The cous cous was very good (ask for extra Harissa if you want a bit more spice) and the chicken, almond and raisin tagine was so tender and delicious. Truly the best meal to keep us warm during a cold night in Paris. Service was so accommodating, we even enjoyed a nice cup of mint tea at the end of our meal. Definitely recommend it!
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We enjoyed a flavorful, homey lunch of couscous, fish and stewed vegetables in this Latin Quarter gem. The server was as friendly and gracious as can be, the food served timely and the atmosphere just delightful with lovely decor even above our heads.
P W

P W

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Reviews of Chez Hamadi

4.1
(349)
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5.0
16w

Finally something authentic! We ended up at this charming restaurant with no clue. We were walking around after visiting Shakespeare and co., looking for some ethnic food. We choose this place cause the menu was a french and handwritten, no photos of the food or thousands of translations. It seemed to me like a very local place. We weren't disappointed! The restaurant is cozy and charming, with few tables (for me it's a good sign of good quality, in Italy the best restaurants are always small). The kitchen is on sight and you can watch the lady chef prepare your dish. The owner is a huge and friendly man, he doesn't speak English but no worries cause we understood each other and he even managed to explain us the dishes. We choose tajini and it was my first time trying it. Delicious is not enough. I loved it. It came with an entire fish perfectly seasoned and grilled. This dish is spiced but not spicy, has a powerful taste but its gentle, it brought me far from the touristic area I was in. The dish was extremely generous in the portions for a very reasonable price. We were full but wanted to try a dessert anyway (I'm a food lover!). We adored the cute tunisin sweet. We finished dinner with a special mint tea the owner offered us. We felt so comfortable and the food was so good that we ended up lingering there chatting and laughing. It's a special place and I highly recommend to come here with an empty stomach and an open mind. This food will fill your body and...

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3.0
3y

Chez Hamadi is pleasant and has an “authentic” feel. The serving and eating bowls are beautiful. It’s located on a quiet street and, typically with a reservation, will allow you to eat outside. Even inside, it is pleasant.

The food, however, leaves much to be desired. The two salads we had (tomatoes with basil — but where was the basil? — and crudités, eg. tomato, cucumber and lettuce) were entirely ho-hum.

The couscous was fine but not outstanding. It certainly looked good, but the semolina was overly clumped, the grilled meat was nothing special, and most disappointingly, the vegetable “sauce” or “gravy” just did not taste very appealing. As I said, everything was just fine, but nothing was outstanding or even very good.

The service also was, to be honest, not great. We had to pull silverware and cups from another table because we were short at ours. No one checked in with us about the food or anything else. Recommendations for food were hard to elicit (even in French).

In short, nothing terrible here, but nothing outstanding. That was our overall experience at...

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1.0
8y

Je ne sais pas où les qqs personnes qui ont mis un avis positif ont appris à manger mais moi qui suis tunisienne, gourmet, expérimentée et d’un certain âge, je pense être en droit de juger. Le service : On commence par demander du vin blanc en apéro. « On ne fait pas de vin blanc ». Alors pourquoi vous le mentionnez sur la carte ? La réponse est « on en a le droit ». Ah bon ? Puis : Qu’y a-t-il dans l’assortiment en entrée ? « Heuh, un peu de méchouia et tout ça .. ». Vous pouvez verifier et me dire SVP ? Il revient : « En fait, y a pas d’Assortiment ». On passe commande. En attendant, l’une denous 3 s’aperçois qu’elle n’avait pas de fourchette. On demande. Au moment où nos hors d’œuvres arrivent, l’autre n’a pas de couteau. On demande. Moi j’avais reçu ma méchouia, qui ne se manga qu’avec du pain. J’attends. Puis finis par réclamer le pain. En attendant qu’il me l’apporte je dis à mes amies, un peu honteuses de cette expérience de cuisine de mon pays « Je n’ai jamais vu un service pareil ». Il se trouve que le garçon m’a entendue. Et, au lieu de l’écraser, il dit en criant « et alors ça va venir ». A ce moment les clients des 2 tables à côté m’ont fait un clin d’œil style « Bizarre ! » ou « Laissez tomber ». Rarement vu un serveur aussi désagréable. Les briks à l’œuf étaient correctes, tout juste. La méchouia mangeable mais pas grilléeau feu de bois et sans aucun soupçon de piment fort, ça n’est pas une Méchouia. Arrive ensuite le Complet poisson. « Madame, y a plus de bar » (30 min après la commande !). OK, une daurade. Sachez que le Complet Poisson est un classique de Tunisie. Il comporte l’incontournable Tastira (tomates, poivrons, piments frits, pelés, puis coupés au couteau). Là, c’était une sauce tomate, mais le pire c’est qu’elle avait un goût de passé. J’ai mangé en priant secrètement que mes amies ne soient pas malades. En 40 ans à Paris, je n’ai jamais mangé un couscous au restaurant. Une hérésie pour moi car on vous sert un bouillon de légumes, le même quel que soit votre choix, au lieu d’un bouillon où la viande a cuit! Mais C une autre histoire ! Là il se trouve que Chez Hamadi propose un Couscous au Osbane. Truc que je ne trouve jamais. Ma mère n’est plus là. J’ai espéré, mais dans le Osbane y avait pas de viande, que du foie et abats et aucun parfum de rose, cannelle, girofle, .. Je ne vais pas être plus longue. Tout simplement dégueu. Mes amies n’ont mangé qu’un peu de semoule au bouillon insipide. J’aimerais tellement que vous sachiez ce qu’est un bon couscous. Moelleux, qui ne vous fasse pas ballonner, mais une fine semoule moelleuse et un jus dans lequel la viande choisie a cuit c'est du .. quasi...

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