L'Atlantique — Restaurant in Paris

A Delightful Culinary Experience with Unmatched Service!

I recently dined at this charming French brasserie and was absolutely blown away by the experience. From start to finish, it was everything I hoped for – and more. The menu offered a delightful selection of traditional French dishes, each crafted with skill and evident passion. Every dish I ordered was brimming with flavor, perfectly prepared, and beautifully presented. The quality was top-notch, and at such an affordable price, it felt like an absolute steal!

Beyond the incredible food, the service was a standout. The staff was warm, welcoming, and wonderfully attentive without being intrusive. My dishes arrived swiftly, yet nothing felt rushed. It’s rare to find a place that combines high-quality cuisine, rapid service, and affordability in such a cozy, authentic atmosphere.

If you’re looking for a genuine French dining experience without breaking the bank, I can’t recommend this brasserie highly enough. It’s...

Place looked nice, so I went in to try their Blue Cheese Burger but received no service while some of the staff just stared at me. Eventually a waiter (a old grey haired chubby looking man who was not that welcoming) attended to me in a rush and he ended up serving the wrong burger. He refused to own up to his mistake. Instead another waiter (a younger chap) decided to cover up for his college and makes up a lie that there was no Blue Cheese. Really pathetic excuse as a couple that was sitting near me ordered the exact same Blue Cheese burger after my order was served and they got what they ordered. The waiter (the old, grey haired chubby looking guy) even started pretending that he could not understand English after getting my order wrong. How pathetic and unprofessional. Really disappointed as I just arrived in Paris after a 3hr journey and ended up...

We had a couple of hours before our train to Bordeaux so decided to have lunch near the station. Friendly staff weren’t too snotty towards the English speaking tourists, showed us the English menu (QR code to Google translate) and was very attentive. Food was ok, nothing special but more than acceptable for a quick lunch before a train trip. Tare tare was too big probably best to share it unless you really feel like a lot of raw beef… condiments for the tare tare and steak didn’t appear and had to ask for them. Onion soup was mediocre, a bit like warm as well. Overall...