Le Café de Diane

An outdoor/​park style café where you can watch in a muddy area the trees within Jardin Tuileries. The sandwiches were poor and chewy. Service was not attentive. Not worth the price. Sorry.

La pinte de Kro à 11,50 €, c’est tout simplement scandaleux (surtout pour moi qui habite à Londres, où je n’ai jamais payé plus de 7,5−8 € la pinte, alors que les loyers londoniens sont bien plus chers).
Sandwich jambon-​fromage à 7 € servis directement dans le plastique sur une assiette. Dur comme du bois, fade, il semble s’inscrire dans la tradition de ces établissements parisiens qui prennent le client pour une vache à lait sans se soucier de la qualité et du respect.
Autrement location et emplacement agréable.
Ah oui j’oubliais, service exécrable, mais est-​ce vraiment surprenant?

Only eat here for the location and the view which is absolutely beautiful. The service was terrible. No napkins, waiter just dropped our sandwiches on the table. I had to go to him to get utensils. I had to chase him for the check. Worse service I got during the week in Paris. Stale tasteless sandwiches.

While the location is fantastic, the food is awful. Especially for a city where even the grocery store sandwiches are pretty damn good. There are plenty of open seats all through the gardens, as well as grass patches, skip this over-​priced tourist trap and bring a picnic. +1 star for location and the fact that you probably won’t get food poisoning.

tres bien situé, très agréable par beau temps avec des plats corrects à des prix corrects, mais attention aux boissons hors de prix, pression à 6 € 50, un quart de rosé à 13 € 90!!! le coca à 7 € 90… limite arnaque!

This is a an outdoor café that sells items to go or you can sit down under the shade of the trees in Jardin Tuileries. It has a nice location that’s conveniently one of the first cafes on your right in the garden when you’re exiting from the Louvre side and walking towards the Concorde metro side.
It sells drinks, wine and coffee along with sandwiches and salads. Had a pre-​made ham with veggie baguette sandwich for 6.90 euro (it’s slightly cheaper if you take it to go). Anyways I stayed to eat and had such a hard and chewy sandwich with cheap ham. Thought I would get prosciutto like I have at every other sandwich place in the city. Service was not great either. But the view, people watching and the shade was nice so that’s what you’re there for not the food. Just get a drink instead here.

Will bring you things you didn’t order and insist that you ordered them and force you to pay. Extraordinarily rude. Food is also flavorless and overpriced

Les consommations sont aussi chères que chez senequier à St Tropez !!
Le service est très très moyen .
Il né faut quand même pas abuser même si le lieu est très agréable.

Un endroit agreable MAIS
Biere pression a 10 euros!!!
Panach au prix de la biere a 10euros
Garçon julien pas sympa du tout… nous a pris pour des idiots et sans sourire
Bref a eviter selon moi…
Tourists do not go there too expensive !!!

Location, location, location.
This cute little place was located inside the Tuileries Garden, not to far from the Louvre. Beautiful park, really large — the park should definitely be checked out. The café had a lot of outside seating, and either table or pick-​up service. We opted for table.
Had a couple sandwiches, the croquet xxl and the crudité sandwich. Both delicious, but unless you are starving, you may want to opt for splitting one. Or perhaps not ordering something with «xxl» in the title. My girlfriend and I were a combined 325 pounds, and 12 feet tall (I have no idea why I combined our weight and height right there, but I think I’m going to keep it that way) so we’re not exactly fat fatties. You could definitely split a sandwich. Or order one to split, then if needed order another — I’m telling you two is a lot. Some wine and a soda pop — we were good.
Again, folks, I hate to sound repetitive but — you’re in a beautiful garden in Paris, you’re having wine that is so good it doesn’t make sense, some cool Parisian sandwiches, just sit back and take it all in — we did. For those reasons I can’t give this place less than 5 stars. If I just bought those sandwiches at the corner deli down here, than yes, it would be lower — but you’re eating in a park, in Paris.

This spot is nice for relaxing by the Louvre. It’s right outside in the gardens with beautiful views. Covered and great spot for coffee or tea. The food is ok, nothing spectacular and we spent $ 63 USD for lunch portions of beef bourguignon, quiche and accompanying side salads.

If you want to relax with a good drink, this is the best place we’ve found in Paris. It’s inside the Tuileries garden, by the Louvre, and the tables are around a small pond with statues, foliage, and ducks.
We like ordering a 50cl of wine, a sugar and butter crêpe, and a tomato mozzarella baguette, and spend the afternoon relaxing by the water.
The food is casual, but the atmosphere more than makes up for it. Highly recommend!

Located in middle of the Truilleries gardens. Was really hungry after nibbling on things all day and and exhausting tour of the Louvre. So I figured I’d have a meal here, though it seems most people had only drinks or coffee. I got lasagne and a side salad and an iced tea. Very good and reasonable, remember about the service compris. Tip included.

Ham, egg, cheese in a crêpe? Club Jambon! Yum

The lovely Café Diane is in the Allee Diane in the Tuilleries Garden near the Louvre and the Weston Place Vendome. I am a nature girl, and staying in a big city even for a brief time, shortcircuits my system.
I chose a hotel next to the Tuilleries, so nature was at my beck and call, and my strategy worked. Waltzing through the delicious garden, I spied several cafes in the middle of the greenery! No one told me! So I share a couple with you.
We plopped down our first conscious day for a salad, sandwich and a glass of wine. Wonderful mozerella and tomatoes with a fine vinagret! Delicious ham and cheese sandwich for my beau, and good white wine, all for a reasonable 25 Euros. By the way, much table service is free in Paris… just look for the words «Service compris, or gratis,» which means the service really is included in the price of the food! This can save you 10−20% on your bill, depending on how much you tip!
We enjoyed the shade of the trees, fast service and so much food, we had leftovers. The Greek salad also looked delicious. People do smoke at nearby tables, so if it bugs you, watch your seating.
The Café also features Take-​Out food, which can be ordered from the counter, somewhat of a rarity in Europe. I foggily remembered this the next day, after a futile early morning search had not revealed any open coffee houses. At 9am, I was able to get a Grande Caffee from the counter and an expresso double, in take away cups to go, all for only 7 Euros! Warm, rich, satisfying, what more can I say!

Un endroit très agréable pour faire une pause dans le jardin des tuileries…
Ce café situé en plein milieu du jardin des tuileries est un vrai havre de paix… On est sous les arbres ou au soleil et on peut prendre un verre ou manger dans cet endroit calme… Contrairement à ce qu’on pourrait penser, les prix né sont pas trop élevés et il y a beaucoup de choix notamment pour manger ! Le seul élément désagréable est l’amabilité des serveurs qui n’est pas toujours au rendez-​vous… Mais, par un bel après-​midi d’été, c’est vraiment très agréable !