Maison Sauvage - Victor Hugo — Restaurant in Paris

I would avoid this place. Incredibly poor service and food was not particularly good either. We were around for the July 14 activities. Stopped quickly for a beer. We had to try over and over again to order it. We got seated at a table but even so the person managed to run away without taking the order. Against my better thinking we returned later to have something to eat. We waited to for long to order something to drink. After that we waited and waited.... and waited. When we finally got our drink we ask the girl if we could order to which she replied "you have to ask my colleague and walked away". We waited and tried to get som attention to order. I went inside, talked to the person taking the drink order and ask if we could order food. He said he would come.... but we waited and waited and... you guessed it... waited. Instead he went to another area cleaning tables (in a more or less empty place). I walked up to him and and asked if we finally could order some food and he was just "yes yes, you can... but I am cleaning tables now." Seriously!? Waited more and managed to get hold of another staff that eventually sent someone else to take our order. We ordered two cheeseburgers which I would describe as mediocre. Way too much bread and soggy fries (sad to say but McD would have been a better choice).

All in all, incredibly poor service and staff attitude. Not worth to spend a single Euro here.

(We are experienced travellers that eat out...

We had the pleasure of dining at Maison Sauvage on a beautiful sunny day, and it was a fantastic experience. We chose to sit at one of the outside tables, which made for a perfect setting to enjoy the lovely weather. The staff was friendly and helpful, adding to the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

We ordered from the weekend brunch menu, and it was a great decision. My boyfriend opted for the eggs Benedict, which was flawlessly prepared with perfectly poached eggs and a rich, flavorful hollandaise sauce. The portion was generous, and every bite was delicious.

I decided to go with the brunch meal set, which turned out to be an incredible value at just €25. It included a refreshing yogurt granola, a tasty avocado toast, and both a cold and hot drink. Each component was fresh and delicious, making it a well-rounded and satisfying meal.

Overall, our brunch at Maison Sauvage was a delightful experience, from the quality of the food to the pleasant outdoor seating. We will definitely be back next time when we...

Very poor performance by Maison Sauvage. The rating is for food only. Club sandwich - dry, cold, more bread than other ingredients. Less than one star. Possibly the worst one I ever had. Fish & chips - greasy and generally tasteless. Burger - thin beef patty; again, more bread than anything else. Ordered it saignant (med-rare) but received it well done. I asked for a double patty (how hard can that be?) but was told no, this was an impossible request. Avocado toast - looked good until a looooong human hair was discovered before the first bite. Gross (interestingly enough, the table next to us had the exactly same experience).

I attempted ordering a croque monsieur, but was told no, because it was on the dinner menu. I guess it was impossible for Maison Sauvage to make the simplest and the most classic French lunch dish and serve it for lunch, because they had it on the...