La Pharmacie — Restaurant in Paris

We came here for dinner during the week after looking for a french restaurant , I settled on this one after seeing the positive reviews and seeing the menu. The restaurant itself was really inviting and warm, it is a really cool location with it being an old pharmacy. They have a plethora of wines, and their food menu changes daily. We opted for poached egg in chorizo sauce and beef tartare for starters and both picked the veal for mains. Both were delicious and even the salad was lovely with a really tasty dressing. Only thing is that we didn't get a wine menu, and so didn't know the price of the wine until we paid which could be dangerous depending on how much you might order ! We had only one glass each, which cost €20 for both and was more than we wanted to spend for a glass of wine but we could tell it was more expensive wine so understandable.

All in all, food was lovely, Really nice service too,...

A true gem! We had dinner at La Pharmacie and were thoroughly impressed. We started with ceviche made from the catch of the day and a delicate asparagus cream with shellfish. For mains, we enjoyed the fish of the day with a herb sauce and the meat of the day served with a classic béarnaise. We finished with a selection of three carefully chosen cheeses.

I have no criticisms whatsoever. The plating was beautiful, the execution spot on in every aspect, and – most importantly – the flavours were consistently excellent throughout the meal. The wines were equally impressive and perfectly matched, with a special mention for the natural wine served with the cheese – a playful and elegant touch.

Watching chef Christophe work in the kitchen was a delight, and our server was hospitality incarnate! Classic French cuisine with modern elements, all wrapped in a wonderful Parisian atmosphere. We’re already looking forward to...

We absolutely loved this little bistro off the beaten track. We'd just arrived in Paris and were literally bumbling around in an area in which we were hopelessly unfamiliar - trying to find a place that looked like a place where locals go: we weren't interested in a tourist trap. We lucked out. Or should I say, WE LUCKED OUT. The place is adorable. Intimate, but charming and very Parisian. The staff including Jamilla (sp?) our server, the adorable young man with the hat and the friendly and helpful chef were as much of a highlight as the food itself. We truly felt thrilled we'd found an obvious gem. I had a phenomenal chicken dish. My husband had the beef. Both were cooked to perfection. He said his dinner was the best of our trip - which says a lot considering we visited some incredible cities and restaurants. Will def return. *And make sure you...