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We found that little Latinoamerican Restaurant by surprise in a very small Street in Paris! The service and the Food were great! We can only recommend it to all the People who love modern international kitchen

We found that little Latinoamerican Restaurant by surprise in a very small Street in Paris! The service and the Food were great! We can only recommend it to all the People who love modern international kitchen ????

had a very nice lunch in this small modern mexican/latin american restaurant/cafe in the latin quarter. service was very friendly and the food was good (not fully authentic in all respects but a nice french interpretation)

The Man Friend and I were visiting friends who live in Paris but are from Latin America...they were thrilled to find fellow Spanish speakers in Paris, so we popped in for some late night drinks (other than wine). The service was friendly and the ambience was really great with lots of soft lighting and pretty woodworking.

I found this little gem by chance walking randomly and turning corners as I love to do in Paris. It was like being home eating her homemade latin food! ! The chicken soup, with white rice and avocado just warmed me up inside and out. They make various latin american dishes the appetizer arepas are to die for! A great little place when I am craving momma's rice n beans : and of course, they play latin music got a good dose of Juanes when I was back last weekend. They opened four months so the place looks impeccable. Prices are reasonable too.

We ate there after reading the positive reviews online.When the shrimp ceviche arrived we were surprised to find it floating in a ketchup sauce.then the main courses: 4 people at our table, 4 plates were left untouched. The food tasted like it had been sitting around for a while.when our waitress asked if everything went well we pointed to our plates and explained it wasn't edible. Neither she nor the lady running the place offered an apology, they simply did not seem to care.the check came up to 280€ and we left with empty stomachs.steer clear!

I found this little gem by chance - walking randomly and turning corners as I love to do in Paris. It was like being home eating her homemade latin food! ! The chicken soup, with white rice and avocado just warmed me up inside and out. They make various latin american dishes - the appetizer arepas are to die for! A great little place when I am craving momma's rice n beans :) and of course, they play latin music - got a good dose of Juanes when I was back last weekend. They opened four months so the place looks impeccable. Prices are reasonable too.

I went to Tente en Pie for lunch today and was so impressed that I had to write a review. I have been looking for more "modern" restaurants like this in Paris recently, but I've struggled to find them. This is exactly what I was looking for. The food was great, large portions, reasonable prices, in a great setting. It reminded me a lot of the more modern restaurants in San Diego, where I moved here from. The ambiance is really nice, the restaurant in spacious (rare in Paris, and especially this neighborhood), and the service was really good. They also have a nice bar, so I think I will go back to try for a drink soon.

We had been meaning to go to this Latin American restaurant for a while the interior was stylish and cozy and the menu looked good. When we arrived, we were told that it was a special Mexican night and we would need to order from that special menu. No problem we probably would have ordered Mexican dishes from their regular menu in any case. We were told the limited menu verbally when we sat down not even a menu board and were not told anything about prices. Also, there was no mention of drinks we had to ask if they had margaritas. We were asked to place our order on the spot, which we did, a little flustered. A few minutes later, the server came back and told us that the menu was 35 euro pri...