Le Kleber

Bonne brasserie de quartier avec des plats simple et snacking et un bon service.
Pour le déjeuner.

This was our first dining experience in Paris on our first day. It was one block from our hotel and on the same side of the street.
But don’t think we’re so lazy — nope — despite the rain and wind and cold we’d walked to the Eiffel Tower and looked at several of the restaurants along the way back before settling here.
I saw about 5 salads on their menu and my hubs saw steak and a burger and some desserts he wanted to try so we decided this place had something we could probably both live with.
We were warmly greeted and promptly sat toward the back of the restaurant away from the bar and open patio seating which was fine with me because everyone smokes in Europe it seems like and I didn’t want to smell all that smoke. (It didn’t matter — because it was everywhere anyway — ugh!)
I ended up going with a standard salad and my hubs got steak and potatoes. I ordered a side of fries and they were pretty damn good.
Our waitress was nice, spoke decent English (which is good because we speak terrible French) and checked on us often enough. The food was out promptly and it was all as we ordered and requested.
The real star of the show were the profiteroles my hubs ordered for dessert. OMFG they were so good. They will haunt my dreams! I wanted to come back and get them one more time before we left but things came up and it just didn’t work out for us — much to my sadness. If I’m ever in Paris again — I’m going to come to get some.
They were three huge profiteroles with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream stuffed inside covered with hot chocolate sauce. But this isn’t like normal soupy chocolate sauce — no — this was thick and delicious. Not fudge either. Just yum. Like yum you wanna drink it.

Personnel pas réactif je déconseille fortement cet endroit de plus j’ai eu l’occasion de visiter la cuisine pas propre

Brasserie située avenue de Kleber.
Déjeuner en terrasse. Les prix sont élevés mais c’est inévitable dans le quartier.
Le service est purement fonctionnel à croire que les serveurs né savent pas aligner plus de deux mots une fois qu’on est effectivement assis: carte? dessert?
Et surtout on nous a amené l’addition sans qu’on l’ait réclamée ce que je déteste par dessus tout.
Plats sans saveurs mais qui se mangent: j’ai pris une salade «fraicheur» (saumon écrevisses mangue nectarine mais les fruits né sont pas mûrs) et mon ami un burger.
Bref ça dépanne si on a pas le choix. Il faut bien manger quelque part.

This is my favourite morning café, they have a ‘formule petit déjeuner’ where you can chose one hot drink, and one viennoiserie (croissant etc) and you get a good-​sized glass of freshly pressed orange juice. The terrasse catches the sun from mid-​morning until past lunchtime so in the spring it’s heavenly. I’ve also stopped by in the winter for a quick coffee; it’s cosy on the inside too. The staff are very friendly by Parisian standards and don’t mind when I stay for a couple of hours in the morning. I’ve seen it packed every lunchtime with locals too.

The food was great the first time we ate here a year ago. This time it was almost as good, but they had changed the chef and no longer served duck confit. My girlfriend was disappointed, but the lamb more than made up for it.
The service was good and the prices were comparable to other locations. They also gave me cards for free wifi! If you are in the area, it’s a good place for lunch or dinner.

Je n’ai pas goûte à la cuisine, seulement pris des boissons. Personnel sympa et efficace, terrasse chauffée mais pas assez (on garde son manteau) et prix élevés. Normal pour le quartier vous me direz. Rien de bien exceptionnel.

This was our first restaurant in Paris, and the best meal we had there. After a long day of walking and trying to catch up to the time difference, my husband and I decided to choose the next restaurant we saw and Le Kleber was it. The staff was warm and tried to engage us in an English conversation. It wasn’t condescending or off-​putting at all, which surprised us, and we wished we knew more French. The service was very accommodating– I got a cup of hot water because I was feeling under the weather and not once did I feel like I was imposing even though we didn’t order any drinks off the menu. My husband and I shared the French onion soup, which was great for the cold November night. He got the charcuterie platter and I a fresh salad with chicken, which took the spotlight. We both agreed it was quality food and the price wasn’t anything to complain about compared to your average Parisian bistro. We wish we had the opportunity for a second go at this place. Definitely a random gem during our trip.

Food was good — but WAY overpriced — you can do better for much less

I saw it as I left the hotel to walk around the city. Great value and great service. I like it so much I returned for dinner. French onion soup and Quiche was very good. I’ll definitely be going back to try some if the other items but I should give some of the other places a try as we’ll. Also if you are a corporate traveller they take American Express here which is great because there are a lot of other places that don’t seem to in Europe.

Tarif ok mais nourriture très limite. Personnel sympa mais né compense pas la piètre qualité des plats servis.

Le matin de bonne heure pour un café qui réchauffe, le midi pour un repas prolongé, ou bien en plein aprés midi, apreès une journèe bien chargée, ce café brasserie est bien sympa. Les tartines divetses et les salades sont tip to pour caler un creux. Bref, je recommande, par forcément donné, mais sympa.