Le Trentehuit - Menu

Lovely staff, friendly and happy! Tasty and great food ???? Just by the eiffel tower! A good experiment ☺

...Beat brown onion soup ever! Perfect after a chilly fall afternoon of wandering around the parks near the Eiffel Tour.

The staff were unfriendly and tried to over sell. Food taste was terrible and I can hardly finish. Overpriced for the quality of food and service. There were hardly any customers when I visited.

Not too fancy which was best fit for us. Food and wine were good. Service was adequate, and I wondered if servers at this restaurant tire of tourists. I hope not. When we return to Paris we will likely return to Le Trentehuite.

Ordered the chicken with fries, and it was very good! The prices weren't high which was nice, since I am on a study abroad college student budget. If you want a high class meal, this may not be your place, but I'd recommend it to other students or people looking for a decently priced meal.

I ordered salmon and it didn't taste too good. My lady ordered duck and it was tough and her gratin ice cold. When I told the waiter about it, he responded as if he was used to hearing that and didn't care about it. The worst part was the amount we had to pay for the horrible food and service.

This place was conveniently located near our hotel and was a great spot for a quick delicious burger. We also had a lovely hostess who was an exchange student from California. The food was consistent and it was pretty cool that the manager remembered our faces when he saw us again in the neighborhood.

Did not enjoy a light lunch here on Sunday. Awful service, poor food and one of the worst coffees I've had in all France. The prices for what we had were ridiculous but I suppose that comes from being within the shadow of the Eiffel Tower - tourist trap that is intent on fleecing you, knowing that you are a visitor and unlikely to return. Avoid.

We had just finished the coach portion of our river cruise to Paris. We were tired and didn't want to walk too far from our hotel for dinner.If it wasn't for the average food, I would have scored it a one. Our hotel was close to the Eiffel Tower and on a Saturday night there are not too many nicer restaurants open in Paris around the Eiffel Tower.For a guest capacity of around 70 (inside and out), there were three employees; one waiter, one bartender, and one cook. The food was mediocre French cafe fare, with average prices. The staff was totally overwhelmed. It took 30 minutes to order our drinks and wine, which wereserved after the starters and entrees. A two and half hour bad experience.I...