Le Trent Huit

The food was so-​so, the waiter was friendly and the drinks were good. This is a good place to sit on the patio, people watch and have drinks.

WORST place to eat! We ordered Salmon, burgers & frog legs. Only salmon was good; something as simple as a cheese burger. My daughter ordered frog legs (she has eaten in USA & London) these were slimy!!! The manager was very MAD that I asked just for the frog legs to be removed. Then in French they called me crazy! Ha! Crazy Chicagoan signed credit cRd receipt ‘dispute’ manager ran over with my $ 16 euros to refund to get me to sign receipt receipt, I refused to cross out dispute

They seem to have variety of entries but it was a bit of pricey side and I never got water (ordered four times…) The lady was pretty good explaining menu and the menu also had English description.

Nice place for a drink with good people watching near the Eiffel Tower. But I think they capitalize on their tourism traffic rather than locals.

Horrible service, rude waiters. Water was € 5.00. There was four of us and two of us ordered espressos and croissants. We were told in order to stay someone else had to order drink. They gave us the a croissant we didn’t order and told us we had to eat it since we ordered it and they were out of the type we ordered. Overall bad experience. Would not suggest going there. When we complained about service we were simply told «welcome to Paris» with a shrug.

Fairly pricey café with some decent food.
Dropped by our last day in Paris to catch up with some friends. I was in no mood for food having just ingested an absurd amount of bread and cheese, so just ordered an espresso. Friends got an omelette and frog legs. Coffee was coffee (although still 2+ euro) and they seemed generally pleased with their food.
Café itself is pretty standard, though with notably poor toilets. Downstairs was one large restroom with a closing stall and open air urinal. Odd.

Had our last dinner in Paris here. The outdoor seating area is typical of a Parisian patio – crowded as heck. But, squeeze your way into the tiny tables and enjoy the people watching.
As per usual, the wine list offered a variety of house wines at reasonable prices. My travel partner opted for the special of the night which was the sea bass. I wasn’t particularly a fan, but she liked it. I ordered the steak au poivre and it was fine. There was nothing spectacular about it, but nothing negative. It was just ‘there’. The service was actually very prompt and friendly, a rarity in Paris. ;)
Prices were typical for this area, but not over the top. While the meal was average, the patio and people watching would make this a good appetizer/​wine spot.

Excellent spot to stop Apres Tour D’Eiffel. We warmed up and had a very good burgers, Belgian beer and snacks for the kids.