Maguy — Restaurant in Paris

Absolutely adore this place. My favorite spot in town and truly made my trip to Paris exceptional after dining here. I had the pleasure of meeting Sebastien and Zakaria during my visit. Both were so thoughtful and professional. I truly had an amazing time chatting with both and appreciate their exceptional recommendations. The best glass of Sancerre paired perfectly with the cesar salad (truly best in town). Beef steak was superb and frites were perfect. They have the option of dining in or great take away items/selection, which speaks volumes to their amazing curation and attention to detail.

If visiting Hermes just next door or the lovely boutiques across the street, this is your must stop for a perfect glass of wine and bite to eat. Excited to...

Its a total rip off! I had a chicken sandwich, for 9€ it looked good but it was disgusting, full of mayonnaise, the bread quite dense and soggy because of the sauce 🤢 Before this place was called Bread and Roses and used to be really nice even if it was expensive. I also bought a normal yoghurt to go for 3,50€! And they wanted to charge 2,50€ for a...

Un serveur exécrable, une humiliation pure et simple. Ce n’est plus un service, c’est une agression passive. Soupirs, regards méprisants, ton autoritaire : à peine arrivés, on comprend qu’on dérange. Ce serveur semble tout bonnement détester son métier — et les clients avec. Je demande poliment si je peux emporter ma salade (impossible à finir suite à une opération chirurgicale), et je me fais rengainer comme une enfant indisciplinée. Mon plat est retiré alors que je mange encore, la bouteille d’eau disparaît sans un mot, et chaque geste est un rappel brutal qu’ici, on doit manger vite, se taire et dégager. C’est honteux. Ce monsieur n’a manifestement plus la moindre légitimité à travailler dans la restauration. Qu’on l’oriente d’urgence vers un métier sans contact humain — il s’en portera mieux, nous aussi. Quant à la direction, elle devrait s’interroger sérieusement : tolérer un tel comportement, c’est insulter vos clients en silence. Une honte...