Carmine Café

Bom atendimento e boa pizza.
O tamanho da pizza era médio e custou 18 euros, o que para nós brasileiros pode parecer meio caro considerando a cotação do euro (saiu por uns 80 reais atualmente), mas é o valor médio da maioria dos outros estabelecimentos de Paris.
O atendimento era muito bom e o clima familiar. Um dos atendentes era brasileiro e os demais falavam bem inglês.

sympathique resto

Établissement style bistrot très sympa. Le prix et les portions sont très corrects. J’ai eu mon entrecôte cuite exactement comme je voulais ^^. Le service est convenable juste ce qu’il faut pour être à l’aise. Je recommande :)

Took a seat in their outdoor seating. Ordered their Ham and Olive pizza. Service was very fast and friendly. It only took about 17 minutes. Something different is the pizza came with an egg in the middle, which I haven’t ever seen before. The olives are not pitted so be careful, but that’s common with pizza in Europe.
It was fresh and delicious!

Everything about our dinner was great! Our waiter was very attentive, he even let my husband sample one of the beers listed on the menu to help choose one he liked. I ordered the French onion soup which was just «ok», the cheese hadn’t melted when the soup was served. I ordered the lasagne which was very meaty and cheesy. Portion was very generous! I would definitely dine here again! My husband had the escargot as an appetizer and a burger. Both met his expectations. I didn’t try them but I can tell you the burger was thick, juicy, and on a nice fluffy sesame bun!

I came here last week with some friends and they ordered pizza which was delicious and I ordered the salmon which was good. The service was splendid. I will be coming back during my stay in Paris. For a restaurant in a tourist area the food is above par.

Très bonne brasserie un peu haut de gamme. Bonne cuisine, service sympa. A essayer…

great coffee and snack place. Head it if your between lunch and dinner, and want a drink and maybe something little. great.

Came here at 1210am, waiters shoved us away, apparently they’re only open till midnight. Then why haven’t they updated «hours of operation» the Unilocal and the door sign says OPEN from 0900am to 0200am.

So my apartment in Paris is literally across the street from this place, clearly I have dined here more than once or twice. The food is average, and the service is slightly below average. The wait staff speaks English yet are rude. One time the waiter was extremley rude to a member of my party. The person ordered a bottle of wine and the waiter had the audacity to try and correct the way he pronounced the bottle, despite the member of my party saying it the correct way. Furthermore, when we finished the bottle and were planning on buying another one, the waiter never came back to take our order. Thus, we took our business elsewhere since we were not being adequately serviced.
If you’re looking for a tourist trap Italian place near the Eiffel Tower area with quetionable service and quality, this would be your place.

We ordered escargot, pizza with prosciutto and seafood rissotto. Everthing was good but not amazing; the portions were a very decent size. The server was not very friendly, maybe since we were talking in english?

Food: The beef stew dish (dont know the name) was very salty and the beef was chewy. I could not even finish half.
Staff: They will try to scam you. Upon receiving my card to pay for the check, the waiter asks how much tip? I reply isnt it included? He says no, $ 6 tip?
Bottom line: Food not good and waiters are scammers. Avoid!

NEVER GO THERE!!! Unfriendly people and food is not that good for a very high price.
Go to LE PICQUET for good food, Go to LA RECREATION for a good beer (avenue La motte picquet)
Jamais vu ça!
attrape touriste hyper bien placé qui se fout du service et de la qualité et qui va jusqu’à insulter les clients! toujours a vouloir rajouter des couverts mais sans pouvoir gérer la clientèle avec un minimum d’amabilité.
Nous travaillons dans le quartier et avions l’habitude de déjeuner là quelques fois.
Je trouvais la nourriture abondante mais chère et vraiment pas raffinée en comparaison des brasseries aux alentours telles que le PICQUET que je recommande pour son service et la qualité du chef.
Apres ce soir, Le Carmine? je n’y mettrai plus les pieds et encouragerai mes 400 collègues dès demain à éviter ce lieu tenu le soir par un gérant odieux et agressif.
Nous étions assis pour un verre entre collègues alors que la terrasse était encore quasi vide.
Apres avoir passé une première commande a un serveur déjà peu aimable, voila qu’arrive de commander un second verre. La commande passée, nous avons attendu 50min avant que le dernier d’entre nous ait sa bière!!! Entre temps le serveur est passé plusieurs fois en nous snobant sans explication ni excuse (en cas de problème, rien né l’empêchait de nous proposer autre chose).
J’avais commandé un ricard que j’ai reçu 45min après, sec, sans glacé, ni eau fraîche!!! (il faisait 37 °C dehors ce soir). A force d’attendre sa consommation jamais arrivée, mon collègue est allé râler un peu, ce que tout le monde aurait fait. A la suite de cela, voici le chef de salle ou gérant qui débarque en furie et qui nous crie dessus en nous disant de payer et de «dégager» !! (une femme enceinte parmi nous était choquée).
Il nous a sorti des tas de fausses excuses sur la pompe a bière défectueuse, sa machine a glaçon, les 300 clients a gérer etc… tout cela sans aucun mot d’excuse, mais ce qui était choquant c’était son agressivité alors qu’aucun de nous né levions la voix, il voulait même en venir aux mains !
Je suis qqun d’hyper patient et non agressif de nature mais cette personne immonde m’a tellement énervé par son comportement et son absence de professionnalisme que je me suis retenu d’aller «m’expliquer avec lui derrière» comme il le proposait a mon collègue.
Bref un très mauvais moment et un établissement bannit de mes adresses.
Pour bien manger dans le même quartier: LE PICQUET ****
Pour boire une bonne bière avec un gérant sympa et serviable: LA RECREATION **** où la carte de bières belges est très fournie et ou le prix est unique a 5 euros!

Ate here (again) in June 2015. My company used to have an office down the street so have been a few times. This place consistently has excellent service, not just by Parisian standard either. The server helping us was personable and attentive. Our party had lasagna, the filet on a hot rock w/​Bearnaise (outstanding flavor), a pizza, salmon. All of it was very good. The dessert (especially the Tiramisu was excellent). I highly recommend Carmine.

Great service, great food, with the right attitude! What a pleasurable dinner. Highly recommend.

Came here twice during my recent visit to Paris, since it was very close to my hotel. The first time I came was for dinner with a group of 12 around 630pm. I made a reservation in advanced online, but the restaurant wasn’t packed since it was fairly early for Parisian dinner time. The servers greeted us warmly when we arrived, and were very accommodating and friendly! They have a large menu selection from pizzas to pastas to foie gras to club sandwiches to beef dishes. The prices are fair of around 15 – 25 euros per plate depending on what you order. Everyone was happy with what they ordered, but at the same time, nobody was particularly amazed by their dish. I got the lasagna, and it was a bit too cheesy for me, almost felt like a big serving of cheese with a bit of lasagna noodle and meat mixed in. The side salad was a nice balance to the bowl of cheese that I wasn’t really able to eat. It would have been nice to have some bread to dip in there, but we weren’t given any or asked if we wanted some, which is very unusual for France. We had to ask quite a few times to order beverages. The pizzas looked a lot yummier, and the club sandwich looked great as well. I came back another night, and ordered a pizza to go to bring to the Champs De Mars to enjoy with a view of the gorgeous Eiffel Tower. I called to make the to go order, and my pizza was ready when I got there.
Again, service here is great! Since my hotel was nearby, I walked past this restaurant often, and the servers always greeted me, since they remembered me from my first visit. The food wasn’t spectacular, but it was definitely good!

Best service we received in Paris the retire trip. I thoroughly enjoyed my goat cheese and spinach pizza. They had a chili infused olive oil that was quite nice drizzled over the top, and some seriously delicious crème brûlée. Topped it off with a limoncello and cappuccino.
The only thing I was semi disappointed in was the baguette. Definitely not anywhere close to some of the other baguettes we had on our trip.

Clearly we were looking like tourists-​english speaking, carrying large nikon cameras and staring at menus like trying to decipher the da vanci code. but our server was welcoming and looking to please .he made suggestions from the menu and despite his broken english (well to his credit his english was better than our french).
About the food we ordered beer/​wine/​french onion soup/​couple of pizzas and bill was 65 euro
Everything tasted fresh. lacked some spice but the chilli olive oil made it up
Recommend to stop if in the area

Personnel disponible et agréable, le service est rapide et de qualité dans un cadre raffiné et moderne.
Les plats y sont excellent, particulièrement les pizzas ;)
Une très bonne adresse à recommander.

First time to Paris from LA, so prior to I researched every go to hip and also hidden spot for food. I ate at some of the best and most expensive Michelin/​zaggat rated places in town.
All were fantastic, but this place was as good for the following things I Ordered (I am basing this review solely on that): the hot stone beef that’s served to cook at your table with two dipping sauces and the French onion soup. I came back twice just for that meal in the two weeks I was in Paris. I highly recommend those two items for the price and the taste.
My gf had the risotto. It was not the best I ever had, but still good.
Come here for the beef– it’s one of the best you will ever have.

Carmine Café was one of my favorite dinners while in Paris for a week. Our waiter was friendly and attentive, and spoke enough English to answer my mother’s detailed questions about the menu. We enjoyed some of their pasta, thin crust pizzas, and desserts. (Goat cheese, spinach, and olive pizza! Yum.) The tiramisu was fantastic; definitely enough to share. Most of all, we loved that we were not crammed in to a tiny spot as is so common in European restaurants, especially as a group of four. Our table was roomy and the restaurant had a classy and comfortable vibe, and the bill was extremely reasonable. A delightful bonus was walking out the door and one block over to watch the Eiffel Tower lights flashing at 11 pm.

We were in search of a well rated inexpensive place to have dinner close to the tower as our hotel is nearby. Google had the place above four stars so we thought we would giver a try and I am glad we did! We were immediately greeted and accommodated when we asked to sit outside, even though it was raining. The picture shows the two meals, an enormous calzone stuffed with ham, mushrooms, fried egg and a mountain of bubbling cheese which my traveling companion was only able to eat through about half of before surrendering hesitantly. I asked for the Filet of Beef and was offered two options, cooked in the kitchen by the staff or a hot stone could be brought to the table and I could slice and cook for myself, naturally I accepted the challenge! This is a hot stone brought to the table so you can grill your food right at the table one bite at a time, inventive and delicious!

Customer service was exceptionally great! Most of my stars given were based on the customer service. Our server, Christian, did not speak any English, and myself and travel companions did not speak any French aside from «bonjour» and «merci». Ha Ha! Christian went above and beyond to help crack the language barrier! It wasn’t busy at the time allowing him to spend almost 10 minutes at our table to show us a cool translation app called «Word Lens» which we later figured out is not offered in the US App Store. He was very friendly, attentive, and overall great energy!
The food was Eh, but do take into account that this was my first time in Paris. Being American my taste palate is different from the French. Two of us had burgers and the other had a pizza. Though I asked for well done; my burger was medium rare. There were some interesting sauces that came with the frites (fries). The chicken pizza was very thin and not very saucy, but I do have to mention it did taste pretty great, cold, later that night.

J’ai découvert cette brasserie cosy à l’occasion d’un déjeuner entre collègues.
Le cadre est vraiment beau, voir même raffiné. Ce qui est sur c’est qu’on s’y sent bien. A voir l’ambiance du soir mais ça pourrais passer pour un diner romantique :-)
La carte est variée: des plats de brasserie typique, des burgers, des salades, des pâtes et des pizzas.
Les portions sont généreuses et la nourriture vraiment savoureuse.
Alors pourquoi cette note moyenne me direz vous?
Et bien déjà les prix. C’est vraiment très cher. J’ai payé 15 € pour une salade de chèvre chaud! C’est du vol, vraiment. On paie juste le quartier et encore.
Ensuite le service n’était franchement pas a la hauteur. Les serveurs sont speed, limite désagréable, brusque et en plus ils emportent les assiettes alors qu’on a pas fini !
C’est ballot…
Bref peu mieux faire pour cette brasserie qui à l’avantage d’être extrêmement bien placé (à deux pas de la Tour Eiffel).
Surtout que dans le quartier d’autres très bon établissements, tout aussi bien placé, pratiquent des prix plus raisonnable!

This place was great. Of the 4 days we spent in Paris we are here everyday. There pizzas are delectable. The salmon-​superb, the beef was cooked to perfection.
On our first day in Paris we got in a bit late maybe around 8pm, we were so eager to visit the Eiffel Tower that we forgot about food. Around midnight we stumbled across Carmine’s due to it being very close to our hotel. We took a seat outside and got a nice bottle of Bordeaux and nice pizza.
The second day we tried a goat cheese, mushroom, and egg pizza. One word. DELICIOUS! All the way down to the crust, and I’m not a crust eating gal!
The servers are very friendly and capable of speaking English however they choose to keep it French if possible. They offered us a nice bottle of Côtes du Rhôné, simply the best I’ve had.
I don’t have one bad thing to say about this place. Superb.

They speak English so if your French isn’t good this is a good place to go. Food is good and filling. Large size pizzas and burgers but also have salads. Good selection of drinks and desserts. Great location on the corner of Place Joffre — Suffren in the 15arrdt.

bonne brasserie de quartier. les serveurs sont sympas ce qui est rare à paris.
je recommande les salades qui sont très copieuses!
les plats sont classiques avec toutefois quelques surprises comme le thon tataki.
en dessert, goûtez les profiteroles géantes!

Yummy, busy little place in the 15^th — we stopped in here on our first night in Paris because it was only about a block from our hotel and had good reviews. When we arrived the host apologized that he wouldn’t have a table for «almost 15 minutes». I think he expected us to leave, but being from CA where it is normal to wait as much as 90 minutes for a table, this practically felt like being seated immediately.
We had our two children with us, aged 7 and 8, but we were told we could wait outside or have a seat at the bar. We sat our two children on the barstools at the bar (quelle horreur — we’re not in the States anymore, Toto!) and the bartender was absolutely entertaining and lovely to both us and our children. While my husband and I both ordered beers, our kids asked for a glass of water — which the bartender offered «avec sirop» (with flavored syrup). This is a very typical French childhood drink, and it was very good — I was tempted to order one myself!
We were seated shortly after and ordered two pizzas to split between the 4 of us — one that was the Quattres Fromages (four cheese — but with delicious cheeses like Brie and blue cheese) and one that was a bit more adventurous with cheese, egg, onions, and mushroom — and still had plenty left over. We probably could have split one, but it was nice to have two different options to choose from. The food arrived quickly and was delicious — even our kids enjoyed them.
We skipped dessert because we were exhausted but I would have loved to try it.
Overall this was a really lovely, solid meal in Paris. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting, but especially for those who are visiting with children as I have found that not all French restaurants are always so welcoming of children.

Cadre sympa, soigné. Nous avons pris un burger enfant commandé saignant mais servi à point. Heureusement la viande était bonne ! Un club crabe avocat et un très bon tartare de saumon exotique, bien assaisonné ! Tout cela avec d’excellences frites maison.
Le service est bon, plutôt agréable.

Une bonne adresse sur Paris
Une brasserie sympa et le personnel est très agreable et disponible. A deux pas de la Tour Eiffel, et les prix par rapport a la qualité des plats sont très correct. J’apprecie le fait qu’il y est des couvertures (pour tous les frileux comme moi !) en terrasse bien que celle ci soit déjà chauffée. J’ai pris un cheese bruger qui etait délicieux, et les produits frais. A refaire sans hésitez !

Très bel établissement
Brasserie belle. Brasserie bonne. Brasserie où les produits sont frais. Tarte tatin à tombe. Pizza très bonne. Cheese burger parfait. Accueil très sympa. Bref… à faire et à refaire sans hésiter.

Très sympa ce resto. Le service est vraiment agréable et ça fait toujours du bien. La carte est classique (salades, viandes, poissons) avec quelques surprises sympathiques (thon tataki notamment pour moi). Nous y étions un des beaux soirs de l’été indien sur la terrasse et ça nous a aidé à prolonger l’été.

A quelques pas de la Motte-​Picquet, de bons plats de bistrot dans une ambiance parisienne, avec les banquettes qui vont avec. Admirez aussi le mur en briques: le tout donne une bonne impression.
Il y a pas mal d’espace et ça peut vite devenir bruyant.
Je valide la salade Caesar, bien généreuse. Formule du midi à 16,50e. Le saumon-​frites est un mauvais choix par contre (parce que ça va mal ensemble).

Très bons plats bien présentés et préparés
Rien à dire sinon de vous encourager à y aller: entrées très bonnes: soupe à l’oignon, guacamole maison. Ensuite j’y prend toujours le Cheese XXL qui est délicieux. Et enfin très bons desserts aussi. Très joli cadre intérieur et extérieur à 2 pas de la Tour Eiffel. Personnel très sympa.

Super pour un déjeuner
Excellent rapport qualité prix dans le quartier, lieu et ambiance très sympathiques. Cuisine de bon ton, belles assiettes avec de belles portions.

Très bonne brasserie
Un superbe emplacement et une terrasse très agréable pour ce restaurant à la carte classique mais de grande qualité. Si vous cherchez une vraie brasserie parisienne, avec de bons produits et un excellent service le Carmine vous comblera. Mention spéciale pour les viandes (burgers, entrecôte) et le cheese cake.

Une bonne brasserie faisant l’angle du Champs de Mars et l’avenue de Suffren.
Les prix y sont assez élevés (quartier oblige), mais on peut tout à fait s’y retrouver le midi avec une formule à 15EUR50 (entrée/​plat ou plat/​dessert, boissons NC).
Les plats sont bons sans être exceptionnels, mais la qualité est tout à fait correcte. A noter une liste impressionnante de pizza pour un restaurant non-​italien.
Le personnel arrive à rester agréable et serviable, malgré une fréquentation très élevée qui doit engendrer pas mal de stress.
Bémol: les tables, à l’extérieur comme à l’intérieur, sont très resserrées, on a facilement l’impression de manquer de place.
D’autant plus qu’on vous place directement à côté d’autres tables occupées, même si des endroits moins congestionnés et non-​réservés sont disponibles. :/

Un resto vraiment sympas, l’équipe est agréable, les plats sont bons !

Une adresse vraiment super, que j’ai notée avec «seulement» quatre étoiles pour deux raisons: les prix un peu élevés et le service pouvant s’avérer lent.
Pour le reste, c’était le TOP. Le cadre est tout simplement optimal. En habituée du 7ème arrondissement, je dois dire que les bonnes adresses né sont pas rares. Mais celle-​ci m’a particulièrement marquée pour sa décoration impeccable, son service haut de gamme et sa carte variée (viandes, poissons, burgers, pizzas, salades, plats de pâtes, starters à l’américaine…)
Le plat du jour, un parmentier de poissons, était délicieux et bien servi et la salade verte qui l’accompagnait idéalement assaisonnée. Mon amie avait pris une pièce de boeuf très tendre, avec un cornet de frites bien présenté.
On vous amèné du pain et de l’eau plutôt deux fois qu’une et le serveur est très attentif à l’évolution de votre soirée.
Au dessert: cheesecake et brownie ont achevé de nous combler !
En résumé, une belle brasserie, une bonne cuisine, le tout dans un lieu assez chic et branché.

Exzellentes Preis/​Leitungsverhältnis, für jeden Geschmack ist etwas dabei und das Tagesgericht ist immer einen Versuch wert! Try it!!!

Bön restaurant qualité prix, menu raisonnable
toujours varié pizza légères bon accueil
terasse en été.

Idéal pour un brunch en amoureux, cet établissement cosy et chaleureux propose de nombreux recoins où se cacher tout en se restaurant avec son Jules. Le restaurant qui fait brunch le dimanche fonctionne comme un buffet chaud et froid (à volonté). Le restaurant reste fidèle à la cuisine italienne traditionnelle: antipasti, sardines marinées, risotto, fromages transalpins. Côté sucré, il né vaut mieux pas être au régime, une cascade de tartes, tiramisu et autres tartes vous combleront.
Je n’y suis allée que le dimanche, je né peux donc pas vous parler des menus de la semaine. Mais vu la qualité des plats, je conseille ce restaurant à tout moment!

Brasserie sympathique à l’angle de l’avenue de suffren et de l’avenue de la motte piquet.
Cette brasserie offre des plats divers et variés allant de la classique pizza à des plats plus élaborés.
Formule à 15EUR50 le midi très intéressante. On a le choix entre 3 entrées et 3 plats marqués sur la carte auxquels s’ajoutent les suggestions du jour.
Je recommande le saumon façon hareng en entrée: délicieux.
Service très sympathique. Grande salle ou terrasse (chauffée en hiver). Possibilité de fumer en terrasse.
Bonne adresse!