Maison Pinsa — Restaurant in Paris

I made a reservation for my birthday for 6 persons. When I arrived at the restaurant, I got told that my dog (super small and calm) is not allowed in the resto cause of the open kitchen. I asked them if they can show me where on the website it’s written that dogs are not allowed. Furthermore, I’ve received several emails due to my reservation and also here they didn’t tell that dogs are not allowed. There’s no sign outside of the restaurant as well. They confirmed that it’s not written anywhere which it surprising because how easy would it be to just put on a small sign at the entrance? I told them that it’s my birthday and I came from the south of Paris and that it’s not possible to put my dog somewhere else now (because they suggested me to do that). Nevertheless, it seemed like they didn’t really care about that and literally send me and my friends away on my birthday. Normally, Parisian restaurants are super tolerant towards dogs. We then went to another resto nearby where the staff was more than happy to welcome my sweet dog and even allowed her to sit on the bench...

I can't believe I am typing this... but this pizza was in both my husband and my Top 3 pizzas we have ever had. And that is saying a lot because we travel full time and always seek out the best pizzas everywhere we go (and we just finished a month in Italy).

The pizza itself was super delicious - you could tell the dough was made with love and all the ingredients were super fresh. That isn't super hard to find in Europe, but what set Constantia apart was their unique and purposeful flavor combinations. You had some traditional varieties, but I loved seeing combos I have NEVER seen before!

We had the Pique Epique with black dough and the Bluffing Pistou Di Marco with mixed dough. The mixed dough was my favorite because I love wholemeal flour. Both flavor combinations were truly special... Very unique while also being balanced and fresh.

If it wasn't for coming on our last night in Paris, we would be back, and we rarely repeat...

Nice little place with friendly staff. We sat outside, which was great as it was too warm inside.

We ordered 3 pizzas: 2 margheritas (14e) and a "green" pizza (17e) and a large (pint) beer for 8e, which was the going rate. The beer was flat and pretty poor, but it was a hot day so I drank it anyway!

My wife's pizza was ok, my daughters was a bit burnt on the base, which unfortunately spoiled it a bit. My green pizza was amazing and cooked perfectly, I really loved it and would highly recommend.

As so often now, the menu is via a qr code, which worked fine, but I thought you had to pay online too, which included a platform fee. Had I known they had a card machine I would have paid direct and they could have had the platform fee...