Le Marais

I really enjoyed this place when I visited Paris last time! Great ambiance and good for date nights. They have a lot of great small plates and cute little IG photo spots :)

Stunning location in the heart of Le Marais, the food is great and the staff very professional. I ate the fish cod, the foie gras and the dessert. The chocolate ball with the caramel cream is simply amazing.

This place is located in a busy, fun and bustling neighborhood that is known to be open later and longer than most other neighborhoods. The interior of this restaurant is a 10/10. You enter into a garden looking sitting area and then to the right is a domed room with more seating. The ambience is intimate and a little bit Vegas-esque (because of the changing colored lights in the dome room). They have lots of interesting art pieces in that room as well. They gave a free curry dip appetizer. I tried some wine, fish (Cabillaud de Kimono, gnocchis au beurre d'algue, émulsion citron gingembre & vierge de Shiso), and had a banana chocolate dessert (dôme chocolat, banane rôtie au vieux rhum, mousse yaourt, cacahuète & caramel). Apparently, this place was historically a pawnshop. I also had the premières asperges de provence, Hollandaise à l'Anis vert & dentelle croustillante and thought that the asparagus was perfectly cooked. The fish dish had nori wrapped around it that gave it a very seafood/fishy flavor. There was fun foam on it that made me think the dish was very French. The chocolate dessert was delicious. They poured hot chocolate over it and you can watch the dome melt. The banana wasn't quite ripe yet but it was still delicious. I would come here for special occasions, date night or brunch with girlfriends. The ambience was absolutely one of a kind.

Good place ...Good decoration ... We booked table for Lunch at 14 pm & when we arrived waiting like 5-8 min !!! This I do not like as we BOOKED before table ! for me Time is money ... for person who can not waiting who in rush I do not say "YES GO" ! We order chicken in lunch menu (by the way we did not like it so much( TRY SOMETHING ANOTHER)...wine... ice cream for dessert ! Simple ... Nothing special! Plus for atmosphere and good waiters ... I think I will come back to try dinner menu in the evening;))) Ps: it seems like "COSTES" a little bit!

Oh my word. What a killer place. My pal KP told me about it. Tried to get in for dinner but no go. Did brunch and it was awesome. Decor and service are first rate and food is to die for. Dog friendly as well!

If I gained 15 pounds at this dinner it would be worth it. This restaurant is a truly beautiful, trendy and special feeling place. We were seated in the dome part (inside) and the ceiling and decor is spectacular with large comfy black benches. We began with the truffle mozzarella pizza and the duck ravioli in the thai spice broth. Both incredible, wanted more immediately. We followed that with both of us enjoying the roast chicken which may have been the best chicken ever. It was served in black pots with spring vegetables and a gravy type sauce. Honestly mindblowing. We each had a glass of wine with our dinners from their extensive menu. For dessert we had the mille feuille, which was unique with large pieces of pastry, cream and delicious fresh strawberry sorbet. This was easily one of the best dinners I've ever had. Friendly, personal service, delicious food, a unique and gorgeous setting. Would recommend 100 times over.

Whatever is a girl to do...? After planning an afternoon of meandering around the less well known sites of the Marais, I knew I had to find a suitable reward for all our exploring. What better reward than a delicious meal in said part of Paris...well it's easier said than done at certain times of year. Everywhere I looked were little homemade signs saying see you at 'la rentree'...and then I remembered, it's August...nothing is open in Paris! But Paris by Mouth came to our rescue with a brilliant list of openings, and we discovered Le Dome du Marais, which was not only open but welcomed us with open arms. It turned out to be a perfect solution. Located a few doors down from the Credit Municipal (oldest pawn shop in France - http://www.creditmunicipal.fr/), which I am sure is fascinating when it's open - the dreaded August hits again - The Dome du Marais is as impressive as it is hospitable. We were delighted with our experience - pleasant hosts, discreet service, absolutely delicious food and lovely decor. I had the lamb two ways, which I highly recommend. Sweet and tender, the 'selle' had perfectly crispy edge, and the chops were pink and moist. Sadly, it's not the sort of place one is allowed to chew on bones, so I refrained and finished up instead the rather scrumptious ratatouille that accompanied the lamb. N had the whole fish on simple vegetables with a lemon foam. Elegant and tasty. If like us, once you are seated, you begin to admire the Dome above you and discover it's less than pristine, the paint peeling slightly, don't worry - it's all part of the charm of this place. The decor may not be as pristine and perfect as it looks in the photos, but the clever lighting, tweeting canaries (really!) and smartly dressed waiters remind you you are in a 'nice' restaurant, and the food more than makes up for it. We finished the meal off with the speculoos cheesecake, which was excellent, (although still doesn't compete with La Maison Mere's incredibly rich version with a hint of lime) and as we made our way back out onto the streets of Paris we realised we'd missed the rain storm that had been brewing all day, and we thanked the Dome to Marais again. We'll be back for more hospitality and shelter, and maybe outside of August this time...

Stunning venue. Food is good, but the experience is the dome. Recent menu change less than inspiring.

Yes, if you eat here, you do get to sit under a dome. They have a very beautiful dining space that makes a great impression for a fancy date or business dinner. They have several different menus available, ranging from a bit pricey to pricey. Everything was well-executed, and I still think fondly about the chartreuse souffle.

I hear this place used to be a brothel, but it doesn't entirely look like it could effectively accommodate the needs of a brothel... Nonetheless, wow is this place beautiful. When you walk in, you go through a darkened foyer where you're greeted by the host/hostess. You then walk through a small garden and into the dome, where it is kept very well and garnished with mementos from old French films. The service was great, and the food is certainly satisfying. I ate beef tartare almost everywhere I visited while in Paris, so I did the same here. The food is certainly satisfactory, and in a city where dining is expensive, you don't want to waste the limited number of meals you have. This place certainly helps the cause.

After a poor experience at another neighborhood restaurant, we were greeted at Le Dôme du Marais with kindness and grace. Connie was an engaging waitress who made us feel at home and her warm attitude complemented the delicious food. Some highlights were the delicious cocktails, and "shell" lasagna, asparagus, and truffle pizza appetizers. The beef strip loin was cooked to perfection. The Dôme caramel dessert and citrus vacherin had our eyes rolling with pleasure. Sometimes a good meal can turn a negative experience into a positive one. Connie conducted our meal with the charm and confidence of an experienced professional and made sure that we left smiling and happy. Thank you Connie, and thank you Dôme for saving our evening.

My family and I had a lovely dinner here. It helps that someone else paid, but I've had much worse food in Paris for only a bit less money. The setting is lovely and quiet (not always easy to find), and the food was nicely done all around. The menu was interesting, and the deserts were great. Our waitress was nice and helpful, but service is not something that I have strong opinions about. Seemed fine to me.

Elegant restaurant with excellent food. The prix-fixe was a fantastic bargain. The evening I visited, the 1st course was a mushroom and foie gras mousse, the entree was a lamb dish, the dessert was a gorgeous strawberry tart for 25 Euro. The one star lost was for the wait staff who started strong, but completely forgot about us halfway through the meal. We had to wait 30 minutes to catch hold of someone after dessert just to get the check. Great location for apres-shopping in Le Marais!

This is a wonderful fine dining venue, in a converted pawn shop with a magnificent glazed dome ceiling. The staff are attentive and welcoming, and happily use English if you need it, even though this is not really a tourist venue. The menu has English subtitles too. Depending on whether you choose from the daily market menu, or the monthly carte, dinner dishes are priced at 14/18EUR(entrees); 18/24EUR (mains); 10/12EUR desserts. As ever, the set lunch is a bargain. We had superb roast lamb with vegetable Charlotte in Arab spices; and delicious firm, pink veal kidneys in sauce diable with wilted celery. Puddings are even better than mains (they do the real thing in souffles). Portions are not too big, which is just as well as there is a procession of amuse bouche. A proper French restaurant - you will not be disappointed.

Excellent food, good service, cute waiters. The fish is super fresh, but don't miss dessert. The chocolate bomb is da' bomb. The space is LA/Paris chic. Definitely would go back.

I honestly don't understand the hype for this place. This is the first meal we had in Paris on a recent trip and we made a reservation a month in advance, and sadly it did not live up to to expectations. The ambience is pretty cool, particularly if you can get a table under the dome. The artwork is interesting and the walls change colors every few minutes. We had a steak served with garlic mashed potatoes and red mullet with artichoke puree. Of these, the mashed potatoes were the best part. I asked for the steak medium rare and there was absolutely no hint of pink. The mullet was tasteless and the artichoke puree was salty and kind of off-putting (I have no idea what artichoke puree is supposed to taste like, so maybe that's what it tastes like). There are far better restaurants in Le Marais, especially in this price range.

Worst service I have ever experienced in Paris. Young and inexperienced waitstaff. They brought me the wrong entree!! I had to ask for another glass of wine and bottle of water as they didn't offer. Decor was nice, but beware as they seat foreigners near the banging kitchen door which ruined the entire experience. Food was twice as expensive as Constant and Camborde restaurants and mediocre. Best part about the restaurant was the ambiance, although the waitstaff all seemed to congregate and chat in the middle between the two rooms. I would not recommend the restaurant and would never go back.

The setting is amazing, the service perfect, the prices... High, and the food is mostly forgettable (to be nice) it seems there is a trend going that expensive restaurants do not need to serve nice food, just have nice decoration, amazing settings if possible, good waiting staff, but food restaurants that are half the price wouldn't dare serve. This is very much the case here. You pay for the settings and the attention, but don't expect to eat anything you couldn't cook at home

A friend took us to this place last December when we were in the Marais. The interiors speaks of Marie-Antoinette-meets-The-Queen-of-Elizabeth. It is in the heart of the Marais, not far from Rue des Rosiers, maybe 5 minute walk. So it is near a lot of things to see and do. I never would have guessed what the interior would be like, but the name of the restaurant says it all... it is a dome! We just stepped in late one evening for some tea and desserts, which were all very delicious. The only thing negative I can say is that it was a bit pricey.

Gorgeous setting and ambiance. Unique very French-style dishes - escargot was good. The type if restaurant for special occasions and when you have a lot of time. Really wonderfully made dishes and ambitious, attentive staff.

This place is absolutely gorgeous. The food is excellent. The server was attentive. It met all my criteria for 5 stars. I came here for Easter tea with some friends and I was blown away with how incredible everything was from the tea, patisseries, beautiful atmosphere, etc. It is ideal for Sunday brunch and great for large groups.

Food was quite delicious. They brought out the zucchini soup as soon as we sat down and it was great. We ordered the dumplings which were pretty tasty. For entrees, I had the pigeon, which I'd highly recommend. The other people I dined with ordered the seared beef which she really enjoyed and the mussels, which he actually wasn't too fond of. But overall I'd say it was a great experience and they were also very attentive to us despite us not knowing french.

One of my favorite restaurants in Paris. The menu is very diverse and you can always start with the burrantina or the foie gras. Also, the menu changes every once in a while which is good if you go often like. It's in the heart of le marais and you can go shopping on rue Francs Bourgeois. The staff is very amicable and the owner are always around helping out.

We had lunch at this beautiful restaurant. No reservations, so we were glad they could accommodate us. We had just main dishes, although you could order a 2 or 3 course meal for what I thought were reasonable prices! I had the fish special with buerre blanc sauce and on top of wilted spinach. and my spouse had the chicken with field mushrooms in a red wine demi glaze sauce. I don't think I've had chicken so good! The skin was crispy and maintained is crispness throughout the meal. My fish was crusted ever so slightly with butter. When I saw the dishes, I thought that they would be heavy and rich, but to my surprise, they both were extremely light and easy to digest. I would attribute this to the local and bio ingredients used to prepare these dishes. Compliments to the chef! Staff were attentive and extremely nice. We will definitely dine at this restaurant the next time we're in Le Marais!

I wouldn't recommend this place: yes, it's beautiful but the quality of the service doesn't correspond to its price. Some examples: oysters were badly opened so that I ended to have some sand in one and my mouth and didn't finish it. When I signaled this to the server he said "oh, there's nothing bad with that". Then the way how they serve food, it's quality - not the best quality/price ratio. The total bill for two of us was 100€ (6 oysters, steak, scallops, 2 glasses of wine). There are places in this area with much cheaper and good quality French food - and instead of tourists like in this one you will see real Parisians. Don't recommend

Perfect restaurant for Sunday brunch. The beef tartare was awesome and so the hamburger. Go for the food and interior design. Great ambience

This is a beautiful restaurant and a great place to take a date or business colleague for a nice dinner out. The menus offer multiple options at different price levels - none are super cheap but the quality was very good. They had some creative dishes such as the chartreuse souffle.

This is a lovely setting in the Marais. Really beautiful inside. I took my girlfriend here for a romantic evening - thank goodness she's a good sport. Service was horrible and food was just o.k. Bad value for price point. I don't know what this waitress' problem was, but it was not typical of the service you get in French restaurants generally. Yes, the dining pace in France is slower than the USA. I like that and adjust easily. But four tables were seated and their drink orders taken before the waitress even approached our table. She was surly and lacking in any warmth or concern about our needs. We saw her for drink and food order and then she never returned. Someone else brought our food. She never checked on our satisfaction. Never offered refills for drinks. My girlfriend had to fake a visit to the toilet and essentially accost her on the floor to get her to stop by and take our drink order. Getting the check was even harder. Other patrons and waiters noticed our difficulty, but did nothing to assist. I would definitely not recommend this place or choose to return.

It was late and we wanted something to eat, so we found a place and asked the taxi driver to take us there, but as it usually works the place was closed for August (as many other places in Paris in August). So we asked the driver to take as some place of his choice, some place to impress us. I wish i could find that driver and tip him more on top of whatever I've already gave him. This place is so far on the top of my list for the finest places to dine in Paris. We've orders several dishes and all of them were outstanding. The presentation was also on top. The place was a nice mix of modern and classic. This is one of the few places we would go back and try something else.

Great food, atmosphere and server. Unfortunately the host/hostess that greet you fall short.

Truly beautiful place, perfectly maintained with a trendy decor. The food is very good. I had a little incident at the beginning when they brought me some sub standard pastries as part of the brunch setting but the situation was addressed after an initial complaint. The rest of the meal and time there were very enjoyable. Would have ranked it higher if the pastries were better but at least they said they will consider improving on that.