L’Anvers du Decor

We really lucked out stumbling upon L’Anvers du Décor while looking for a place to have lunch in Montmartre! (embarrassed to admit, we had actually sat in two other restaurants and left before finding this place — the first we discovered only served large meals that were more dinner fare, and the second gave off a cheap diner vibe with poor food as we looked around after being seated). They have a large menu which should have something for everyone in the family. My daughter had the lasagna, I had beef French onion soup and escargot, and my wife had beef bourguignon, and my daughter had the lasagna — all were very, very good. And the waitress who served us was phenomenal — friendly and extremely helpful. For us, finding L’Anvers really proved the third time’s a charm!

Their menu is very diverse, you have a lot of good choices. Food is very good and the staff was very friendly, not pushy at all. I had a beef stew, with fries on the side which was delicious! My friends had the roasted chicken and the lamb. Had a bit of a bite and it did not disappoint! Portions were also decent. Prices were fine considering its location (near sacre-​coeur). Interior is fine, the music very good (60’s). Five stars well-​deserved!

This restaurant was absolutely amazing. I was reading the menu outside and the very nice hostess helped me translate what was on the menu and assured me they had crepes; which was what I was mainly after. After being seated and looking at the menu I asked the waitress what she would reccomend, and she recommended the roast duck breast (Magret de Canard au Miel) with mashed potatoes and green beans. So I took her advice and it did not disappoint. This was without a doubt the best meal I’ve ever had. The mashed potatoes were were excellent, I did not know green beans could taste so good, the bread was very fresh and tasted great by itself, and the canard was unbelievably good. Every bite was salivating and put a smile on my face. I can’t forget about the crêpe and latte either, which were both very good.

Russian owned restaurant pretending to serve French food. They sat us, then tried to make us change seats because apparently the two waitresses (no hostess) couldn’t coordinate on who gets the window seat. Ordered a whiskey to start; our waitress couldn’t remember if they offered it so I had to show it to her on the menu. It came out diluted and on the rocks. Suddenly a new waitresses was serving us, and she couldn’t hold back her praise for the duck breast. Ordered it medium rare; instead it came out well done with no flavor. Tried my mom’s lasagna, and that was only marginally better. Worst meal I’ve eaten in years, and unbelievably overpriced. Absolutely uninspired staff, chef, and service.

This food isn’t French, it tastes below average, there is no way the people voting this up are eating the same food we had today. Duck was disgusting, pasta boring, Italian tomato salad sub par.

Mira que cuando uno sale de casa para hacer turismo, su madre tiene a advertirle: «y recuerda no comer nunca al lado de sitios muy turísticos, que te van a timar». La verdad es que yo no me sentí muy contento después de llegar a la parada de Metro que nos quedaba más cerca de Montmartre y parar en este pequeño establecimiento a desayunar.
Serían alrededor de las 11 de la mañana (nuestro vuelo se había retrasado bastante por la noche, y no nos quedó ninguna gana de madrugar) y yo tenía un hambre que me hubiese comido una vaca. Así que le chapurreé a la camarera como pude en francés que si tenían desayuno, y me dijo que sí. Nos trajo una pizarra: zumo de naranja, café y croissant. Total, seis euros. Aluciné.
Luego he aprendido, gracias a mis amigos locales, que los desayunos en París son malos y caros. «Parisians don’t know how to do breakfast», me dijo un amiga. Y vaya que no lo saben. Por 6 € en España, por muy turístico que fuera el sitio, te habrías llevado un zumo de naranja recién exprimido, para empezar. Pues no: este era de bote. El café no era nada del otro mundo, y el croissant, para ser francés, no llegó a hacer que me diera vueltas la cabeza.
El sitio era mono, y la camarera simpática hasta decir basta, pero el precio me pareció bastante exagerado para lo que tomamos…

We had an amazing dinner for our family of 6. There is one children’s menu item… Though the chicken was a little unapproachable for our little one. The cheeseburger was good for our 8 year old (big but no problem). Escargot and mussels were awesome. Mojito and wine was good. Service was high! 4 star was due to French onion soup was not that flavorful and the kids meal not being great. Also, Unilocal said outdoor seating but it wasn’t there. But overall would recommend with the great service, escargot and mussels.

Amazingly awesome food and service here. Super friendly staff. We had the entrecôte steak, fries and green beans. Best Green beans ever. Also had the best French onion soup of the trip. Highly recommend this restaurant. Right down the road from Sacre-​Coeur.

Excellent! We had a salmon dish and beef bourguignon. We are from NV and were trying to avoid a tourist trap. This place was great.

My husband and I were walking through Montmartre looking for a place to have dinner, when we noticed that L’Anvers du Décor was full of happy-​looking people eating delicious-​looking food. As we were glancing over the menu outside, the hostess popped out to explain the specials, which included house-​made boeuf bourgignon. sold!
This is a charming little place with delicious food and gracious service. The dinner plates came with your choice of two sides, which on that day included frites, salad, and green beans.
In addition to the delicious and very generous portion of the beef that I ordered, I started the meal with their marinated salmon, which I spied on the table next to me. I thought it was smoked salmon, but it was actually fresh raw salmon dressed with oil and vinegar — and really one of the most simply and delicious things I ate in France. Highly recommend!
My husband ordered steak au poivre, and his only complaint was that his steak, which he ordered medium, was really more like rare. But it was still delicious and he also really liked the frites there too.

Wonderful food and service! We had a large group and our server was able to handle us all perfectly. We ordered so much food it’s difficult to remember what everyone had. My husband and I decided to order multiple appetizers rather than a large meal. We had escargot, a bleu cheese poached egg and a cheese plate. Everything was delicious! Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meal here.

The food and service were great. After the special trout and brochette we had a latte and tarte du jour. We highly recommend it.

Grilled sardines and haricot vert on a beautiful afternoon lunch. Sardines were moist and somewhat mild. Salmon with dill was the hit. The beans were some of the tastiest I’ve had if cooked a bit too long. Simple salad accompaniment but tomato was a tad mushy. Background music was Classic French and just the right volume to be relaxing.

The food was average, tourist-​trap fare; adequate but utterly forgettable. There’s no reason to go out of your way to eat here.

Great food and service. Had the Filet with goose liver butter. Wish I would have found this place earlier.

This place is amazing, food was excellent the staff polite and they had an English menu. Great prices an good times.

Best dinner I’ve had in Paris. I was craving scalloped potatoes and walking around Montmartre near our hotel the waitress standing outside greeted us warmly and met all the requirements of a good hostess. She said she could easily satisfy my hankering and seated us close enough to the street to gaze at the view of Paris but no so close the cigarette smoke would affect our meal. She spoke English as well as French so we didn’t have to struggle for words. The food was served promptly and fresh from the kitchen. The escargot, I tried for the first time, was buttery and delicious and so new and exciting. The potato gratin was creamy and smelled like potatoes from heaven. It had the perfect texture and made me feel at home. The vegetarian plate was perfectly done and a great option for vegetarians in Paris. The crème brûlée was spectacular and not too sweet. A perfect way to round off the evening.

Une pause s’impose ! Bravo !
Comme je le dis en titre «une pause s’impose» ! Ces ptits jeunes vous accueillent avec un grand sourire et sont disponibles. La cuisine traditionnelle est parfaite autant pour les adultes que pour les enfants. De plus nous avons fait la connaissance de” René” ancien maquilleur d’artistes. Superbe soirée ! A vous d’en vivre une maintenant !

Tourist here, was wandering around looking for a place to eat when this gem appeared. we had appetizer and dinner, along with drinks.
For the appetizer we did the stereotypical tourist thing of asking for escargot. This was a new experience but we loved it! Snails in garlic butter and pesto, they were delicious. I can only compare it to squid or maybe anchovy in texture, very meaty.
Main course I had a steak and salad, we also had the white wine mussels (with chips). Both were amazing, skirt steak cooked perfectly, tender and flavorful. The mussels were fresh and delicious, with onions.
Had a couple of beers to compliment the meal, all food we had in France was amazing, highly recommend this restaurant. Not speaking French wasn’t an issue, waiters are courteous and leave you to enjoy your food without bugging you.

Que du frais…
De passage à Montmartre je me suis arrêté avant les attrapes touristes et j’ai eu raison à en croire les autres avis du groupe, petit restaurant à côté du métro et à 2 min du funiculaire du sacré cœur plutôt fréquenté par les commerçants et les initiés du coins, que du frais ! Prix sympa radio fip pas de bruit et les plats très savoureux je conseille vu l’ambiance du lieu.

A la bonne franquette
Quand on entre on est surpris par la petite salle mais très épurée. Né pas s’attendre à y trouver une nappe ni des sets de table, on mange à même la table, le service n’est pas extraordinaire mais pas désagréable non plus. Par contre, très bon point pour la nourriture et le prix.

A décrouvrir
Mis à part le jeu de mots néerlandais, le restaurant est très, très sympa. Menu honnête, addition correcte, service de qualité, accueil chaleureux. Endroit à noter du 18ème.

Trés bien
Bön restaurant, accueil sympa, bonne nouriture et pas chére du tout, j’y reviendrais sans probléme, à noter la bavette a l’échalotte est un délice.

La table des amoureux
Petit restaurant qui né paye pas de mine au premier abord, mais qui est très bon. La patronne est très sympathique. Je conseille la bavette aux echalottes qui est très bonne. Allez-​y !

Je suis un peu parti pris, Sandrine ou «Didine» est devenue une amie, mais je suis certain qu’elle le deviendra pour vous aussi très rapidement!
(La titi parisienne par excellence, avec l’accent s’il vous plait).
L’Anvers du Décor est un endroit authentique, ce qui commence à manquer très sérieusement dans le quartier. Le rapport qualité/​prix y est extra, et l’accueil plus que sympa.
Né pas hésiter à suivre les conseils de la patronne, les plats du jours sont très souvent au top.
Je vous laisse donner votre avis, dites-​lui que vous venez de la part de Matthieu, avec un peu de chance elle vous offrira un café (rien de garanti, hein?).

Marre des restaurants attrapes-​touristes qui entourent le quartier du Sacré-​Cœur avec leurs menus hors de prix, leurs assiettes presque vides et à la qualité douteuse? Comme je vous comprends ! Essayez donc «L’Anvers du décor «, situé comme son nom l’indique entre la basilique et le métro Anvers. C’est un charmant petit restaurant à la carte modeste, mais qui né devrait pas vous décevoir.
L’accueil y est très aimable, on y mange à même la table, à la bonne franquette. Certes, la carte est relativement limitée, mais les plats proposés sont de qualité. Les vins, eux aussi, sont choisis avec soin. En deux mots, «L’Anvers du Décor «est un lieu simple, bon, pas cher et dont l’accueil est franchement très sympa. Et puis, c’est à deux pas de l’Elysée-Montmartre, de la Boule noire et de la Cigale… Vous savez où aller dîner !

Un resto sympathique
Accueil très aimable, carte limitée mais variée et la qualité est au rendez vous à un prix honnête.

Bof
Je trouve que ce lieu a perdu de sa verve d’antan. Je me souviens d’une époque où l’on s’y plaisait bien. L’accueil est bon, le décor c’est pas le top et la bouffe ça passé. En gros rien d’extra, mais pas non plus mauvais, juste bof.

J’ai apprécié
J’avoue que ce petit resto au nom accrocheur m’a bien plu. Je né suis pas très très difficile pour les restos (enfin à partir du moment que la nourriture est bonne). Par là, je veux dire que je né recherché pas le luxe mais du plaisir pour mes papilles. Et ce petit resto avec ses plats bien accomodés, réussit bien ce pari. Bref, si vous aimez être bien accueillis et bien manger… c’est par ici !

Bonne impression générale
Le nom n’est pas forcément bien trouvé (on se serait plus attendu à une brasserie), mais l’endroit a son charme: déco pas super originale mais suffisamment convaincante, accueil agréable, plats bien accomodés (même si simples), plat du jour très frais, conseils avisés et quelques bonnes bouteilles, le tout pour un prix raisonnable à deux pas du sacré-​coeur ou des salles de concert (Elysée Montmartre, Boule Noire…): bref, bon rapport qualité-​prix et adresse à recommander!