Gloria — Restaurant in Paris

From the beginning, I want to mention that this 1 star review is mainly for their terrible customer service. We are visiting Paris for entire month of May and our airbnb is just in front of the restaurant. The first week as soon as we arrived, we saw the restaurant, it was pretty empty and said to give it a try (we are a family of 5, 2 adults and 3 children and when we see places that can easily accommodate us at a bigger table, we go in). So it was a weekday, we were greeted by a nice lady, and she gave us on top of the regular menu, an additional menu of the day. We were happy to find crispy chicken and fries as our little ones are very picky. So we ordered 3 menus of the day, only one for the little ones to share and for the older daughter a pizza. Everything went well. Everyone was happy and full. I could barely finish my food ( I couldn't even touch the pasta), and my older daughter had leftover pizza that we asked it to box it. We repeated the same experience on a different weekday as it is very convenient for us to get out of the apartment and walk into the restaurant. Well, on Sunday we went again. I was not hungry at all, but the kiddos wanted to eat before heading for some touristy activities. We learned that on weekends, they don't have the menu of the day, which was fine. They wanted pizza anyway. This time, we got a guy as our server (he is maybe the owner, not sure. He has a very heavy Italian accent). We do not drink wine, so my husband said just a small beer for him and water for us. He brought us bottled water and opened it right away (to mention that the entire Europe has drinking water in any corner of any street and we got just tap water the previous 2 times). But I was like, ok, fine, I'll pay for the water as he can not make money from us as we don't drink wine (6 euros for a bottle of water is outrageous though). We ordered 3 pizzas to share as the little ones barely can finish one pizza, and my oldest also can not finish it, and I wasn't going to walk around the city with a leftover box. I could see on his face that he was not happy but didn't say anything. The service wasn't great. He never came to pour water or ask us anything. I said, it's ok, maybe he is having a bad day, maybe he is tired... who knows. We go in again today, we see the previous waitress and we are like, ok, good, she is nice. But then here comes the same guy. We asked for the menu of the day, and he said: " If you order from the menu, all 5 of you need to get its own, you can not share." The first 2 times it was ok to share, today we can not. My 5 years old can not eat an adult size menu, I can not finish myself the whole thing, so the plan was to share 3 menus and a pizza between 5 of us. No, not today, though (the restaurant had maybe 3 tables taken, the rest of the tables were empty). Well, we decided that we are not going to eat here as we don't want to waste food, nor do I want to just order 5 menus because he needs to make his money. He said we are free to order from the regular menu. Anyway, we got up and started walking. And this guy starts cursing in Italian and tells me: look at the tables, you have to fix it (yes, my children touched the napkins and the forks, maybe). I was like, I don't know how am I supposed to fix it, I don't know your way of setting up a table and I was happy to eat here but then you made it impossible. And he said: stay in your country, go eat at the supermarket if you can't afford to eat here. So this message is to the rudest person I have ever dealt with in a restaurant: "Sir, change your attitude. If we were to stay in our country and not come to visit France or any other European countries (we have been traveling for a year so I know good food and great service), you would not been in business now. I doubt locals come to eat your 19...

If you are in Paris looking for somewhere to eat around the Eiffel Tower I 100% recommend going here! We came here on our second night in Paris as we was in the area and wow the food is amazing! We had seen photos and reviews about the pizzas and they did not disappoint, pizzas were a 10/10 very fluffy crust and overall delicious and cooked to perfection,if you are looking for pizzas around the Eiffel Tower this is your place! We then came back a few nights later as it was so amazing and the pastas looked delicious, I ordered the pesto pasta and it was the best pesto pasta i have ever had I will not stop going on about how amazing that pasta was! My partner also had the carbonara which it was also delicious! Food is great portion size and very reasonably priced with about a 5 minute walk to the tower. Definitely go and try if you are in the area lovely restaurant and the staff are lovely and welcoming, for the area it is amazing and reasonable considering the...

I recently dined this fantastic restaurant just a five-minute walk from the Eiffel Tower, and it was an unforgettable experience. The atmosphere and decor were simply amazing, providing the perfect backdrop for a delightful evening. The staff, including both the servers and the chef, were incredibly nice and attentive.

Despite its prime location, the food arrived impressively quickly. My meal took only about 5 minutes to be served, and even a neighboring table of four received their food in just 10 minutes. The drinks were a bit pricey, but that’s to be expected in Paris.

The food, however, is reasonably priced given the portion sizes and the restaurant’s proximity to such a famous landmark. I highly recommend any of the pizzas, though they are best shared due to their generous size. Overall, I would gladly return and suggest this gem to anyone...