Trattoria César — Restaurant in Paris

It's a fine pizza place, however with a name like Pizza Cesar, I was expecting to be WOWed by some aspect of the pizza, something that makes it obvious why the owner thought they should open another pizza spot in a neighborhood with plenty of pizza. There just isn't anything special about it.

The crust is what makes or breaks a pizza for me, and it was baked to perfection, however the taste was just meh. Maybe not enough salt, maybe not fresh yeast, I don't know but the crust treated like bland bread. The texture, I must remind you, was perfect, both in my calzone and my friend's normal pizza.

The toppings seemed fresh enough and good enough. The ham in my calzone couldn't conceal it's moist cold cuts nature sure to the liquid interior it was baked in, but I imagine it would be better on an open faced pie.

We also tried their salad, a Cesar salad. The dressing was house made but again surprisingly flavorless. Just some beige liquid at the bottom of my plate of lettuce. Nice croutons and hammered chicken, though. Overall skip salad here, and at €15 it's more expensive than the pizza.

The baguette provided at the beginning was very subpar, just the normal 90 centime variety you'll find in every boulangerie. And it was served with black olives with a somewhat dried drained texture to them. I'm sure classic and many Italians love them but they were a bit funky...

Ok. Is there better in Paris, is it a bit out of the way. Well yes but.....it's worth it. Very friendly, food really good.

A negative point, ok here it is. The tiramisu could do with a little more coffee. But I love coffee so that could be explained. Don't let me put you off it. It's light, fluffy and in the heat we had was an ideal pudding.

We were in Paris 4 days and came back here for a second night as we had a bad experience elsewhere.

This place will not leave you disappointed, a little gem.

A big thanks to the restaurant we all left happy.

Steve and family. Ps it was my birthday on my second visit so we wanted something nice to...

During a short stay in Paris we’ve been here twice, really liked the first dinner and decided to return. The food is fresh and tasty, house wine is very decent. Unfortunately I can’t say anything about deserts, except that they looked very tempting, but the size of the main course did not leave any room for a desert. The place is very popular and busy, expect to wait for a few minutes before being seated. But the speed of service is amazing. The waiters are very attentive and pleasant. I liked that they interact with the guests, make jokes, this adds well to the...