Mucha Café

We decided to eat here on Easter Sunday. Good service for a holiday. Portions were decent. Food tasted good. My lamb chops were not the best cut. Other family members said their food was good. Desserts were delicious. I would recommend this Café.

Please note that this review is not for food (which, sadly, I couldn’t try) but for the caring treatment we received when I had a medical emergency and Mucha was the nearest place with a bathroom. We are American and received nothing less than above and beyond attention even though our only purchase was a beer that my husband ordered while he waited for me to recover enough to travel home. The manager escorted me to a closed off section of the restaurant where he brought me a pillow and let me lay down for over 30 minutes. He was very solicitous and offered to call a Dr as well. I’ll update my review later this year when we intend to return to sample the menu.

Nice to have quick break, food was good. Our waiter was good too, but other waiter who gave us check looks angry for something. He just throw receipt to me. My entire dishes completely turn to bad experience at last end. That’s why 2 stars.

Completely dissatisfied. Ordered a caesar salad with chicken and was given a salad with anchovies, eggs and the most disgusting food on this planet — canned tuna. I sent it back for the caesar and out came some greens, mini croutons, shaved Parmesan, some weird chicken and Italian dressing. My wife had a fresh green bean salad with balsamic dressing a Parmesan — sounded good, but even I couldn’t eat the cooked cold green beans. End of story — 40 euros for 2 cokes and bread — some you win, some you end up with a plate full of tuna!

Nice spot to sit outside and watch the crowd bustle along. Food wasn’t special but the café lifestyle on a nice Paris day is something special.

This was one of the best restaurant experiences! During my stay in Paris I had a week of fine dining, cocktails at American embassy, events, etc… etc…a group of us came here one day and… we were delighted! The service was very warm and friendly… much patience with our American non French speaking way. I am going back to Paris soon and will definitely put this hot spot as first on my list. I am a big fan of Mucha.

Not too shabby their fries were crazy good. Waitress was a bore and inattentive. They seemed understaffed. My lasagna and salad hit the spot but I doubt I’d ever go back.

I’m a bit surprised reading the reviews because we had a tasty late lunch here and the service was excellent. So, not sure why the comments about bad service to Americans.
My wife had a lasagne bolognese special that was excellent along with a glass of sancerre which is from sauvignon blanc that was great.
I had the duck confit that was decent plus a ¼ of St. Emilion, also decent but not the best.
Overall I would say 3 ½ stars and would recommend it, but probably not worth going out of your way for unless you’re in the area.

We came here after spending the day at Musée d’Orsay. The interior looked old. But my wife and I noticed immediately the smell of cat urine. We later found out the smell was coming from my wife’s seat. We sat close to the window and the waiter took his time taking our order. His general attitude was disinterested. When we ordered bottle water, he poured about a centimeter’s height in our glass and ran off.
We ordered the salads Gourmande which is supposed to come with duck confit. Our dish came with cold duck pâté.
As I am writing this review at the table, our neighbors found a piece of plastic wrap in their salad.
Overall based on the overwhelming cat urine smell, un-​attentive service, plastic wrap, and mis represented food, this place deserves less than a star. I suggest no one come here.

Interior is good indeed but food has no flavor. Made us add a lot of salt to the food.

Café/​brasserie juste à la sortie du métro Solférino — prix parisiens. J’y étais pour le petit-​déjeuner. La formule est à 12 € avec un jus de fruit pressé, un croissant, une demi-​baguette, confiture, beurre et une boisson chaude. Le lieu, calme, convient à des rendez-​vous pro.

Found this little café after going to Musee D’Orsay. French pub décor was pleasant and quaint. As we have been in Paris for several days and have experienced the negative side of French service, this was nice surprise. Our waiter was very nice wishing us a Happy New Year to start.
Drinks were provided promptly and after we ordered, it was not a long wait which is quite different from other cafes we have been to.
We all had salads for lunch with a side of fries for the table. All were very fresh and fries were great. We finished off with a dessert which was also quite good.
For our Paris café experience to date, this has been by far the best.

Trop cher sans la qualité
Pour un déjeuner, pas de formules, et le prix est bien trop élevé pour un plat ni copieux ni bon.

This place has a great atmosphere and F)/&Ming terrible service if your American. The ignore u so you will go away. Although when we set down our money to pay. I have never seem a bill settled so quickly in my life. Thirty mins to order wine… Another thirty to get menus after asking three times Just stay away. Poor at best

Nice interior but don’t go if you are American. They will ignore you and want you to leave.

We did it… we found bad food in Paris! The chicken, pommel frites and omelet rivaled Denny’s on a bad night. Worst of all, the waiter gave us our check before we even asked for it – very rude in France. Bad American food, bad American service. Not why we came here! If you are in the 7^th and looking for a nice café dinner, take the extra walk to Café Varenne on Rue de Varenne and Rue Du Bac. Fresh, tasty home– cooked food, lovely atmosphere and the owner makes the rounds during dinner as well as all the desserts.

Just ate here and the food was awful. My wife got sick from what she ate. She had to immediately «run» back to our Hotel to use the facilities. Eat here at your peril.

We stopped here for a quick glass of wine and to use the free Wi-​Fi. Wine was ok, not a huge selection and the waiter seemed irritated with us. Of course we did look very touristy, but hey MOST people there were. We sat inside because it started to rain, but there was 10 – 20 small tables outside. Décor was cute, plush purple seating.

Une bonne adresse sur le boulevard Saint Germain.
Le Mucha Café fait à la fois bar et restaurant. Je n’ai testé que le restaurant.
La carte est variée et les choix multiples. J’ai pris un filet de bœuf sauce poivre avec des frites. J’ai été agréablement surpris par la parfaite cuisson (j’avais demandé à point) et par cette viande très tendre.
On peut changer la garniture, par de la salade, des pommes de terre vapeur, des haricots verts. Côté service rien à dire, si ce n’est que le serveur est bien sympa. On n’a pas attendu trop longtemps pour ce faire servir, mais ça c’est du au fait qu’il n’y avait que 4 tables ce soir là. On est bien installé dans des chaises en velours genre coque. On est assis un peu bas. Le décor et simple et charmant. Je conclu avec l’addition s’il vous plait: 51EUR pour deux personnes. Plat + boisson. Je regrette que le Perrier soit aussi cher que le 25cl de bière! Je recommande.

Très joli décor. Ambiance feutrée et calme. Carte complète d’un bistrot typique parisien.
J’ai pris l’omelette complète avec jambon/​fromage+ salade+ frites.
Assiette bonne et bien garnie.
Tellement garnie que je n’ai pas pu finir. En dessert, j’ai choisi une mousse au chocolat accompagné d’une cuillère en biscuit fort sympathique.
Même si la mousse au chocolat était petite, celle-​ci était bonne.
Petit point négatif sur ce dessert: La chantilly. Que vient foutre cette chantilly posée au dessus d’une mousse au chocolat? Beurk! Sinon, j’ai bien aimé! J’y suis restée une bonne heure, j’attendais quelqu’un et on m’a bien accueilli, même si j’étais seule pendant 15 bonnes minutes.

Un bon resto/​bistro !
Pour déjeuner ou dîner, vous cherchez un bon restaurant ou même un Bistrot sympa? Essayez le Mucha ! Le service est très agréable et accueillant, on y mange très bien et rapidement si besoin. Essayer le croque-​monsieur ! Les prix sont d’ailleurs très abordables ! Le cadre lui aussi est très bien, avec une déco simple, mais qui fait son effet ! Je vous le conseille vivement.

Found this place while walking around Paris. It’s just a few blocks from the Musee d’Orsay.
Lovely place. Purple décor, very cozy.
Ordered the Duck Foie Gras as an appetizer. Sooooo good. Then ordered the roasted chicken with a side of fries. The fries were perfectly cooked — crispy golden! Picturesque, almost. And the chicken was delicious (though a wee bit dry).
A bit on the pricey side, but the tasty food made it worth it, especially for a simple café.

A bit pricey, but over all very tasty. I would definitely recommend the «Salade Oceane,» escargots, and the perfectly crispy frites.
One person in my party was served a wrong «plat» and we were overcharged by the addition of two desserts.

A proximité du Musée d’Orsay et situé sur le Boulevard Saint Germain, Mucha Café offre à boire et à manger dans un cadre design. J’ai beaucoup apprécié la décoration. Ce bar reste fidèle à son code couleur — le violet et offre une ambiance un peu lounge. Il est agréable de manger sur la terrasse avec vue sur cette rue passante. La carte propose de la cuisine française traditionnelle. Mucha Café est une bonne adresse si vous cherchez un endroit au cadre original et plutôt moderne chic.

Vous avez dit beau, design…
Vous avez dit beau, design ?? Ce café parisien est un café très sympa. Connaissant le fils du patron, je né peux que donner des éloges à ce café. Lumière sympathique, décor agréable. Un petit café avec croissant à 10h du matin est très sympathique en terrasse de ce café. Grand et spacieux, ce café est bien. L’accueil est très bien, l’ambiance est sympathique et le rapport qualité/​prix est bon.