Le Passage — Restaurant in Paris

Worst experience in Paris ever. As I was standing with a friend one of the waiter physically pushed me with his troller. I just had a second before I realized he was rolling over my bags with his enormous troller full of bottles😱😱 and my computer was in the bag !! When I yelled for him to stop. Because he might damage my working tool. He yelled on me back while keep rolling over my stuff. I had to push him to get my bag back, totally in panic that my computer might be broken. Then I got all the staff yelling me while I was panicking. I would have more than happy to move if he had asked me to. The action happened in an instant! While I checked my computer to see if it was working. I realized they also took away my not finished drink ( a Perrier) while I was trying to save my computer.

The waitress then was almost aggressive in her communication and I run away shortly after. Worst experience ever. The computer was fine but I was still shocked by the intensity of...

We stopped here right before visiting Louis Braille at the Panthéon (just his body—his hands are buried elsewhere because, well, legend). And honestly? It turned out to be one of the best meals of the entire trip.

I had the Entrecôte sauce poivre—basically a ribeye steak with rich pepper sauce, crispy fries, and salad. Say less. My friend went for the Croque-Madame—a grilled ham and cheese sandwich crowned with a fried egg, served with fries and salad. Basically heaven on a plate.

We also shared the Chèvre pané au miel et thym (fried goat cheese with honey and thyme), which was absolutely divine—probably tied with the sandwiches as our favorite part of the meal. And for dessert? The Crème caramel traditionnelle maison hit all the right notes: silky, sweet, and a perfect ending.

Oh—and Louisa, our waitress? An absolute gem. She made us feel like locals even though our French was… optimistic at best. 10/10 would come back in...

Exceptional service and delicious food! The service was so fast and the servers were very friendly and easy to talk to! We ordered the ratatouille and the chicken Caesar salad. (Excuse the odd colored photos, we sat outside and the lighting was very yellow). The chicken salad had a DELICIOUS and slightly sweet but light and crispy chicken on top, kind of reminded me of Korean fried chicken. I wouldn’t say that it was a Caesar salad (the dressing was definitely not Caesar dressing, and there was a lot of other toppings involved). The ratatouille was tasty as well and unique given the addition of wild rice.

The price was also great for Paris dinners.

FYI I was looking on the menu for some of the items listed by others in the reviews but could not find them. We were given a lunch menu so this may have something to do with it. Nevertheless, the food we had...