La Maison Blanche

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Je né vous recommande pas ce restaurant si l’on peu appeler ça un restaurant. les pâtes Bolo sont infecte, petite portion de frites ou même de riz.
Crêpe chocolat (chocolat pour petit déjeuné avec de l’eau) vraiment décevant et sans goût. Les serveurs pas souriant, service très lent.
Première et dernière fois, je n’y retournerai plus.

Muy buen fondue de 3 quesos!!! Muy agusto el lugar, aunque un poco apretadas las mesas y pequeñas.

Resto en plein milieu de la rue de la huchette en plein milieu de tous les attrapes touristes, mes avis divergent en fonction des jours où j’y vais.
Aujourd’hui c’était classique mais pas mauvais, j’y suis allé d’autres fois où je m’étais juré de né pas y revenir.
Le menu de base est à 10 € entrée + plat + dessert, à ce prix la il né faut pas s’attendre à des merveilles, le restaurant a de quoi plaire aux touristes, mais il y a d’autres restaurants dans le quartier qui sont bien meilleurs pour pas beaucoup plus chers.
L’ambiance y est bonne, la aussi très touriste en revanche avec du Brel en fond et autres grandes chansons françaises du même gabarit. Le patron est très sympathique et serveurs à l’écoute ça peut relever le niveau.
Une table vous l’aurez compris à ranger au niveau des autre tables touristiques du quartier, avec des jours avec et des jours sans. Si vous voulez une valeur sûre allez en revanche ailleurs ici c’est trop pile ou face malgré et c’est dommage, la sympathie de l’équipe.

Basic food, decent service, and poor seating. This area of Paris is known for attracting tourists with their «menus» and combinations, but I would recommend going to an actual Parisian restaurant and having good food. We ordered several things which were all sub-​par, and the waiter kept urging us to order wine for $ 30 more. I would recommend avoiding this restaurant and others in this vicinity. Any restaurant with good food don’t need to beg customers to eat there.

Great fixe menus ranging from 10, 15 euro etc. We stuck with the 10 euro and it included an appetizer, main, and dessert! This cute little café is hidden in a small street so find it carefully! It’s a busy quarter and can be quickly overlooked.

Loved the escargot!

Was looking for a nice place for dinner, well I found it! They have several different pre fixed menus from 15 € to 23 €
The service was great and the food was great
A must visit in Paris

I had the most charming little lunch here my last day in Paris. It really was the perfect send off from a city I love so much. Located in the Latin Quarter where you can easily be just as happy with 5 euro street food, I hesitated to sit down to a 21 euro lunch. However, upon meeting our waiter, I knew I made the right decision. He was the dearest little flirt, and lavished our table with anything we could want before we could even ask.
La Maison Blanche was delicious. No need to order the fancier (25 euro) lunch unless you so desire. The 21 euro lunch special is an appetizer, a choice of either meet or cheese fondue, and a dessert. The house wine was an excellent pairing. I had the white, but the waiter said the red was very good as well. So here is what we ordered for four:
Onion Soup: Best I have ever had! Flavorful broth covered in thick slices of baguette and toasty cheese. OH MY GOD!
Escargot: There were about 8 small snails cooked to garlicy perfection.
Cheese Fondue: I can’t remember the exact cheeses, but they were creamy and not too strong. It was served with chunks of baguette for dipping as well as some slices of salami.
Meat Fondue: Thick slices of chicken and steak paired with a bowl of tender potatoes and an array of dipping sauces.
Crème Brulee: I didn’t have a chance to try this, but my friends loved it
Profiteroles: Not the best profiteroles I have ever had (I honestly prefer mastros lol), but it was a tasty pastry filled with ice cream and topped with chocolate. Can’t really complain about that…
As is standard with most European cafes, each person must order their own entrees, so we left very satisfied! I wish there were such lunch spots stateside that care so much not only about the food, but about the over all dining experience. Our waiter’s priority was service with a cheeky smile. He even toasted a complimentary shot with us before we left. It was definitely worth the time and money. 4.5 stars!

We were out walking the Latin Quarter and ducked in to this place because of the natural stone walls and the owner and staff were friendly, engaging and very accommodating. But the food was very disappointing. The mussels in white wine had zero flavor and the barest amount of flavorless broth at the bottom of the pot. It was tough to get to enough broth to soak a piece of bread — and it wasn’t worth the effort. If you go, don’t get the mussels. My son had roast chicken; flavor Ok but texture was mushy. Sole meunière was OK but the piece was on the small side and full of pin bones. The duck confit was really nice, but the side of haricots verts was way too garlicky.
To be fair, there was a table of six next to us that said this was their third time back and they were very happy with their chicken fricassee. And the service is excellent and the owner is visibly present, friendly and in charge. Recommend skipping this place, I will not go back.

There are a ton of restaurants in the Latin Quarter, but, being in a bit of a rush and not wanting to be disappointed, we turned to Unilocal for help and chose La Maison Blanche based on its four star average. We were not disappointed, but I would rate it more of a three than a four.
Like many places in this area they have a regular menu plus several prix fixe menus here it was 10, 15 and 18.50 euros with three courses for each one. I got the cheapest one and my wife the most expensive. We found the difference as we both ordered the onion soup for a first course (recommended by another reviewer) as hers came with cheese and was a bit fuller while mine had no cheese. Tasty soup but nothing to rave about. She got scallops Provençal which were great, I got roast pork which was good, but while the sauce was tasty and the pommes frite were great I’m not sure which cut of meat the pounded filet was.
Dessert was okay but nothing to write home about, the wine list was really poor. However, the service was friendly and decent. Overall it was a good experience, although walking around the quarter later we saw a few places that looked a bit cheaper and with higher quality dishes. So I would recommend, but not go out of my way to find it with probably dozens of other places in the Quarter from which to choose. They do have free wi-​fi though so another mark in the plus column.

Seriously delicious food and wine. We went there twice in one weekend and even got free wine! We loved it. The entire Latin Quarter was full of yummy little restaurants with great service! I can’t wait to go back!

We found this to meet friends, just using Unilocal and not really noticing that it’s on a very touristy block in the Latin Quarter. On Tuesday night, the bars across the way were raucous and I had a hard time hearing my friends talking.
I have to agree with the French review — while the service was solid and accommodating, the food was nothing special. Among the 9 of us we had most of the basics and nothing was done really nicely. Our other meals ran about 5 – 7 Euro more a person, and the quality was FAR better.
I would look for something in a neighborhood where actual Parisians eat.

Great spot that I eat in a lot (flight crew). The owner, Teto is fun and attentive. Staff is friendly and hardworking. Great service and food. Very affordable for Paris with good choices. A good, fun place and tremendous value.

Du très classique, c’est le moins que l’on puisse dire. Cet établissement ressemble plus à une cantoche qu’à une restaurant, bien qu’il semble, au vu des commentaires, satisfaire les clients américains qui découvrent la soupe à l’oignon… J’y ai mangé en entrée une crêpe (au gruyère râpé fondu) vraiment indigeste, puis une escalope de dinde pas trop mal avec des frites vraiment bof (les mêmes qu’au kébab), et pour finir en dessert une salade de fruit assez fade avec principalement des pommes et du raisin sans goût. Seule bonne surprise, le café, qui est bien serré comme je l’aime. Même si j’ai pris le menu le moins cher, tout ça est très basique et donne un peu l’impression d’avoir pu remplacer le chef le temps de la soirée sans aucun soucis. Les serveurs sont très moyens même si personnellement ça né me dérange pas tant que je mange bien (ce qui n’a pas été le cas vous l’aurez compris), nous nous sommes coltinés la théorie du complot sioniste et les conneries illuminatis à la fin du repas, on s’en serait bien passé. Pour finir, les menus sont bordéliques: par exemple, il est possible de prendre exactement le même repas en choisissant ses plats dans le menu à 15 € ou celui à 10 € (?); de la même manière, il faut rajouter 2 € au prix du menu pour avoir la crème brûlée (qui n’est donc pas dans le menu ?).
Abstenez-​vous donc, ce n’est pas cher mais vous passerez une meilleure soirée et mangerez mieux chez vous. Pour les budgets modestes qui veulent sortir, économisez quelques sous de plus et allez ailleurs.

3.5 stars, rounded up by smallest of margins.
Finding a good-​quality prix fixe menu in the Latin Quarter is tough. On previous trips we’ve eaten in the area; while there may be great people watching, the food was always marginal. After lengthy deliberations, we chose The White House for our Thanksgiving dinner in Paris.
First, the french onion soup. After a horrible first meal earlier that day, this one was really good, 4.5 stars. Great broth, heavy usage of cheese that stretched out forever, gooey and good. The bread was serviceable — net net, pretty great.
Entrees fell short a bit — my Duck a l’orange was a bit overcooked and rubbery. The sides were okay, nothing great. Her scallops provencale came out a bit cold but delicious. The plating of her scallops though wasn’t great — tons of green beans, not a lot of rice and not enough scallops and sauce.
Dessert was crème brûlée — pretty good, not amazing.
It’s a true 3.5 star restaurant, but decent service and someone not over-​hawking out front had me round up. Worth a shot if you really love french onion soup.

We have gone to this restaurant twice now. (I will update on our second visit eventually)
Our first dining experience here was excellent. The staff is very helpful and friendly.
We truly enjoyed our sit-​down dinner here.
This restaurant is on Quartier Latin on Rue La Huchette. The Metro exit is St Michel. Sortie (exit) direction is Place de St Michel. Ascend the stairs and stand on the street to get acquainted at the area. Turn around and Viola! Rue de Huchette!
The restaurant is small. It has a relaxed vibe/​environment.
We ordered:
Raclette
Foundue Mixte
Entrecôte Grill
Beouf Bourguignon
1 Pichet Vin Blanc (House wine was good)
A little less than 90 Euros total for 4 people. Not bad when splitting tabs and sharing to taste it all!
Food is 3.5 Stars.
Service 5.5 Stars. The servers really made our dining experience the most enjoyable we have ad in Paris. We were treated very very well even with what little french I spoke. Veronica, our main server, is perfect. Grazie Mille, Veronica (She is Italian).
The owners are friendly and hands-​on at the restaurant. We love it.
Ahhhh food. The universal language!
Abientot. Merci Beaucoup, La Maison Blanche. Notre restaurant préféré.

I went to plenty of nice dinner places in Paris, but this dinner was unforgettable. On top of the fact that it was my birthday, every course was delicious and the servers were extremely friendly! I had the fois gras, steak, and crème brûlée for dessert. All washed down with three glasses of the house red wine. An unforgettable meal. Fixed price menus started at 15euro to about 25euro.

Good location, clean restaurant. Menus (prix fixe) are available at different price points. The higher price point meals are definitely better than the lower ones. The food was only so-​so, but this is a safe choice when looking for a cheap sit-​down restaurant in the area.