Le Flore en l'Île

Dont dine in here if you dont like crowded places. I think they could have removed 25% of the tables to provide a bit more of free space for guests. Meal was fine, likewise the service. If you are ok with tiny tables and bistro like feeling with a busy atmosphere, you wont have a problem with it

Typical nice French bistro The food is high quality Loved the berthillon ice cream, so amazing. Probably a bit more expensive because of the location but still worth it in a fabulous environment

We've had lunch there on a Thursday. It was delicious. I've had the daily menu, and my husband had the beef tartare. I've chosen Artichoke tartare for the appetiser (I really liked it because I adore artichoke, but in all fairness it was just good) and the beef stake, which was the best I've had in Paris (so out of 4 :D). It was perfectly cooked, and the sauce was the best ever (better than le relais de l'entrecôte). I've treated my husband's beef tartare, which was very good and smooth. The salads were also very tasty and had a nice vinegreta. The only thing lacking was a bit of salt, but I've noticed that is the case for all the restaurants I've tried in France. We paid around 35 € for the menu and another 30 or 35€ for the beef tartare.

This was my breakfast spot. Enjoyed everything about this place from the food, the service, and the view. Highly recommend going here!

We had the coconut ice cream and the pear sorbet. Both wear amazingly refreshing. The coconut flavour was creamy with little shreds of coconut throughout. The pear could act as a palate cleanser as it mades us salivate after trying it! The waters were fast at refilling our water which we really appreciated as it was a very warm day.

This classic French bistro was the best meal in terms of food quality of our short trip. The petite ravioli were the standout, but also enjoyed the cheeseburger, potatoes (gratin), escargot, and so much more. Fantastic service.

Finding a great hot chocolate in Paris is harder than you'd think. Last winter, it took us a few tries, but the one at Le Flore en L'Île was by far the best. Plus, the cosy yet chic atmosphere made it all the more enjoyable, especially with its location near the River Seine and just a short stroll from Notre-Dame, adding a touch of Parisian magic to the experience. While drinking awesome hot chocolate, we couldn't resist trying the Traditional Mille-Feuille 'Flore en l’Île.' It was just as delightful.

Expensive because of the 270 degree views from the Isle St Louis spot over the Seine looking at Notre Dame and the Pantheon of the Sorbonne. Food is very solid and service is quick and efficient. You can eat this well for half the price in many places so know you are paying for the lovely spot and views.

Dont dine in here if you dont like crowded places. I think they could have removed 25% of the tables to provide a bit more of free space for guests. Meal was fine, likewise the service. If you are ok with tiny tables and bistro like feeling with a busy atmosphere, you wont have a problem with it

Typical nice French bistro The food is high quality Loved the berthillon ice cream, so amazing. Probably a bit more expensive because of the location but still worth it in a fabulous environment

We've had lunch there on a Thursday. It was delicious. I've had the daily menu, and my husband had the beef tartare. I've chosen Artichoke tartare for the appetiser (I really liked it because I adore artichoke, but in all fairness it was just good) and the beef stake, which was the best I've had in Paris (so out of 4 :D). It was perfectly cooked, and the sauce was the best ever (better than le relais de l'entrecôte). I've treated my husband's beef tartare, which was very good and smooth. The salads were also very tasty and had a nice vinegreta. The only thing lacking was a bit of salt, but I've noticed that is the case for all the restaurants I've tried in France. We paid around 35 € for the menu and another 30 or 35€ for the beef tartare.

This was my breakfast spot. Enjoyed everything about this place from the food, the service, and the view. Highly recommend going here!

We had the coconut ice cream and the pear sorbet. Both wear amazingly refreshing. The coconut flavour was creamy with little shreds of coconut throughout. The pear could act as a palate cleanser as it mades us salivate after trying it! The waters were fast at refilling our water which we really appreciated as it was a very warm day.

This classic French bistro was the best meal in terms of food quality of our short trip. The petite ravioli were the standout, but also enjoyed the cheeseburger, potatoes (gratin), escargot, and so much more. Fantastic service.

Finding a great hot chocolate in Paris is harder than you'd think. Last winter, it took us a few tries, but the one at Le Flore en L'Île was by far the best. Plus, the cosy yet chic atmosphere made it all the more enjoyable, especially with its location near the River Seine and just a short stroll from Notre-Dame, adding a touch of Parisian magic to the experience. While drinking awesome hot chocolate, we couldn't resist trying the Traditional Mille-Feuille 'Flore en l’Île.' It was just as delightful.

Expensive because of the 270 degree views from the Isle St Louis spot over the Seine looking at Notre Dame and the Pantheon of the Sorbonne. Food is very solid and service is quick and efficient. You can eat this well for half the price in many places so know you are paying for the lovely spot and views.