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"Came after dinner at their restaurant Frenchie (across the street) and grabbed two stools at the bar. Vibes were immaculate and the servers know everything about wine (duh). Go here."
Telefon: +33140399619
Adresse: Rue Reaumur, Paris France
Reservierung, buchen
Stadt: Paris France
Webseite: https://www.frenchie-bav.com
Montag: 18:30-23:00
Dienstag: 18:30-23:00
Mittwoch: 18:30-23:00
Donnerstag: 18:30-23:00
Freitag: 18:30-23:00
Samstag: 18:30-23:00
Sonntag: 18:30-23:00
Gerichte: 2
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 143
This is a review of the bar/ French small plates place tapas? . There is a full service restaurant associated with this concept in addition to a separate take-out place. This place is rather small, congested, hot, and the outside seating in a dank , smelly alley lined with garbage bins when we were there. Across the street, the restaurant proper is spacious , quiet, and not-crowded....but reservations are definitely required. We walked into the bar-a-vins and were promptly seated at a shared table almost rubbing elbows with another couple. So, for those suffering from claustrophobia, Covid-19, or monkey-pox fears, this is not your place. It can also get very loud. The food concepts are cleve...
Frenchie (the bar) did not disappoint! We arrived twenty minutes early on a weekday night, and yet we were still about tenth in line to get in when it opened. We were seated immediately at a table. The inside is tiny, and many of the tables are shared, so expect things to be loud, cramped, and for you to be sitting next to strangers. But that's all part of the charm! There's a ton of fun and lively energy while you drink and eat. The wine list was (as to be expected) completely on-point. There were some thoughtful and careful choices, and we liked every wine we picked. The limited tapas menu turned out to be an amazing pairing to the wine, with a mix of light and fresh foods (oysters) with h...
tourist trap in a really bad way. very shady staff. You don't tip in france a couple euros if exceptional service). Servers make a livable wage, have paid health care etc. This was the only place in paris we visited that had an American card reader that asked for tip as it does in US). This wasn't the worst of it. The waiter casually stated we could leave a tip on the reader. Waiters do not ask for tips in France. It isn't culturally acceptable. The waitress also charged us for two glasses of the most expensive wine and we had to return the next day to ask for it to be refunded. She then counted the smallest change out to refund us, it felt like an intentional insult. We were polite the enti...
Hands down one of our favorite meals that we enjoyed in Paris. We came around 30 minutes after opening and there was already a line to dine. They offered us chairs and a wine menu while we waited outside. We did have to wait a while, but we didn't mind. Cannot make reservations here. The interior was cozy, intimate and served the best mood for a romantic date night. They have hooks on the walls for purses, coats, and shopping bags due to the tight seating and the hooks are close enough that you can keep an eye on your belongings. We sat at a table that seated 4, but still felt like it was an intimate experience despite the couple sitting next to us. We shared several plates and each one was... Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
This place is small and extremely busy but after eating here I could see why.,:wow by far one of the best places to eat in Paris. We ordered a series of small plates to share: Bacon scone: wow you could taste the maple and the contrast of the salty bacon along with how soft...10/10 you must order. It is small and only comes with 3 and it was so good I wanted to order it multiple times Tacos de Cochon: for Americans this is basically pulled pork tacos and they were FANTASTIC. My only complaint is they only come with 2 tacos but they had so much flavor....i would definitely order again Pasta Fagottini: I know I said the food was great but this was FANTASTIC. The best item on the menu 20/10 mus...
This spot delivered on all my expectations about Frenchie (the restaurant). We were just looking to grab a quick drink. It turned into a bottle and a few other tastes (bites and glasses), largely because of how affordable it was and how knowledgeable the staff was. I very much appreciated that the staff spoke English. They weren't snobby about whether or not we spoke any French but they were very kind and courteous. The spot is a bit small so you'll likely have a wait (worth it) and share a table with others (we were seated on one end of a table, and another group took the other two seats). It was cozy but I think everyone was there for good food and wine.
After reading reviews we tried to visit this establishment very excited. We ordered a 20 minute Uber ride. we were told it would be an hour to an hour and a half wait. After two glasses of wine and two hours we started to wonder why we were not seated yet. We saw a table of two get up so we asked if we could Be seated there. After waiting for 15 minutes and no service we got up and left. Very disappointing after waiting for two hours and purchasing 4 glasses of wine..oh well many more places to try that are respectful and deserving in Paris. Just beware
Such an incredible dining experience. The food was rich, flavorful and artfully prepared. The service was friendly and professional. The place was busy, crowded and noisy, but full of happy, satisfied customers. Our food was explained but the staff were not precious about it. So thankful we found this place and would return for the bao, the bacon scones and the tiramichoux. Highly recommend! Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
Get here when they open at 6:30 pm for a prime table! It's so hard to get a res at Frenchie (you have to book months in advance), but Bar a Vins is a wonderful substitute. The staff is excellent- so friendly and knowledgeable. The restaurant has a very comfortable and homey yet chic vibe; you can tell it's a family establishment. The food is divine!!! Best meal we enjoyed in Paris!
Came after dinner at their restaurant Frenchie (across the street) and grabbed two stools at the bar. Vibes were immaculate and the servers know everything about wine (duh). Go here.
