La Brasserie au Rond-Point

I didn’t think it was as bad as the reviews I read say. I did have to wait awhile for a server but he sincerely apologized for it. I believe he may have been the only server on at that time.
For dinner I had the Italian sandwich and a salad with egg and mayo (I forget what it was called in French) It was good. Not amazing but good and filing. I finished with a hot chocolate.
While I don’t think it was amazing and a must eat at restaurant, I think it’s a good place to go when hungry and need a break from walking. Decent, reasonably priced food.

Malheureusement, on né peut pas mettre 0. Dommage, ça aurait été mérité. Bar vide un dimanche matin, on veut prendre un café en attendant des amis (une seule des 2 personnes veut un café), le serveur précise qu’il faut que chacun prenne quelque chose: Une conso, une chaise.
La proximité du cimetière doit jouer sur le moral des serveurs, mais au vu de l’ambiance globale, il vaut mieux crever de faim que d’aller dans cet endroit.

If there was an option to give no stars I would, but unfortunately for me there is no option. Not one aspect of this restaurant was deserving of this single star, the service was terrible the food was cold and took an hour for the kitchen to prepare even though it was the plate dejour or plate of the day. Also the place while it looked clean was very very dirty. This restaurant was so repulsive that even the mouse that was walking across the floor ended up running away. The server was so rude that he attempted to overshadow his actions by pointing out how a member of our party had accidentally broken a glass. This place supports the american stereotype of parisians being rude and obnoxious, because it seems they only employ rude obnoxious parisians.

This was a really bad experience. I have been in Paris many times, the food always wonderful but this was bad… Not only was the food bad, it was cold, and the service very rude… The plat du jour came out cold.

This place did not stand out in any fashion to me except for a bad experience with the bill. I left the Pere Lachaise Cemetery with a huge hunger and was sucked in by the huge sign advertising a special of mussels, frittes, bread, and beer. The meal was fine, but not worth repeating. The lone story of note was when I paid my 14 euro bill with a 100 euro note (that is all I had). The waiter dropped the change off at the table, which was 50 euro short. I sat there for a while, waited, and wondered how I would fix this problem with my lack of understanding of French. Luckily the waiter passed by again after a long lapse and I carefully explained my shortage. He apologized and handed me 50 euros out of his wallet. I immediately left and was glad it didn’t come down to his word against my lack of French words.

Pas terriblement bien reçu…
L’accueil n’est pas sympathique, très accueil «atrappe touriste», les formules né sont pas traduites, comme par hasard ! Pas à conseiller !

Restaurant de qualité
C’est une adresse que j’ai partagé avec de nombreux amis… ici rien n’est laissé au hasard: très bonne cuisine, très bon accueil mais le service est un peu «trop présent». C’est vraiment une très bonne adresse !

Excellent
Un de mes établissement préférés Certes, le restaurant n’est ni branché ni bondé, mais c’est un endroit cosy, où les habitués aiment s’y retrouver Et le service… d’une gentillesse rare. Ce n’est pas cher, et on mange véritablement bien, dans l’esprit de la brasserie parisienne: viande de qualité, entrées gourmandes et très variées. Né pas louper le chèvre chaud l’hiver. Le point positif: les serveurs !

Sourire et qualité
Une brasserie qui né paye pas de mine. Mais qui vaut le coup de fourchette ! Des assiettes très bien garnies, des tarifs ultra compétitifs (entrée-​plat-​vin-​café à moins de 15 € le midi !), un service de qualité, tout comme ce qui vous est servi. Le petit moins: la terrasse un peu près de la rue, au cul des voitures arrêtées au feu rouge juste devant…