Le Marquis

Came with me wife to have a dinner, as it’s allegedly open until 9 pm, but only drinks available
Very disappointing

Great food and service. We had there specials of of a fixed menu and loved everything we ate. The staff we’re very accommodating and helpful.

Having beer at Happy Hour right now. Pretty comfy place. But, be advised, the kitchen is CLOSED at night. I came looking forward to food at 6pm, but I guess beer is fine. Gonna look for food elsewhere…

After reading the recommendations, I was very disappointed after dining at this restaurant. I wanted my last meal in Paris to be special. However, after enquiring about the set menu (entrée and main or main and dessert), I was provided with a menu that looked like typical American food — pumpkin soup, steak with fries, pasta, burgers, and poached eggs.
The only thing that looked French on the menu was foie gras and the French onion soup.
When I enquired about the fish, I was told its cooked the French way.
Here’s what I didn’t get.
1. complimentary bread.
2. Foie gras that didn’t taste like canned pâté
3. French style cooked fish.
I received battered fish in a very very sweet sauce. If I wanted battered fish, I would wait until I got to Perth and have fish and chips for half the price.
Lacking in flavour. Lacking in being authentic French.
Awful.
I think the only thing French about this restaurant is the wait staff.
After I ordered, I was completely ignored, never once asked if I needed anything or whether everything was ok. Food was plopped on my table hurriedly.

This is such a gem. Super small place but the food is quick and delicious. Had the set menu and it was 20 euros for 3 very generous courses. Specifically, I had the egg mollet, penne and a caramel dessert. The hubs had the terrine and cod dish which again was amazing. Very friendly staff and efficient! Great for a little Parisian recharge between museums and shopping.

Un chouette bistro parisien à 2 pas des grands magasins!
Le service est vraiment adorable, même si l’endroit est bondé (ce qui semble souvent le cas!).
La formule du jour est plutôt intéressante: Comptez 16,50 l’entrée+plat ou plat+dessert.
Après un bon pâté de campagne en entrée, je poursuis avec un dos de cabillaud (cuisson parfaite) et sa polenta crémeuse: yummy! Le tartare de bœuf (que j’ai pu goûter dans l’assiette de ma voisine de table ;) est super bien assaisonné.
Un déjeuner vraiment agréable et un service au top, je recommande!

Attention, le soir, la cuisine est fermée. Seul la partie bar fonctionne et les planches de fromages/​charcuteries peuvent accompagner vos coktails (peu chers et très bien!)
Le service est vraiment excellent, le personnel est très souriant, serviable et aux petits soins du client.

Arrived at the restaurant at 5 PM when the kitchen was closing. Jerome the owner graciously suggested some great alternatives near Rue Cler where we were staying. He was so helpful and friendly that we went back the next day for lunch and were glad we did. The food was excellent. Pretty much everything is homemade and delicious. I think Jerome loves food and people and that’s a good thing in the restaurant business.

Stopped by for lunch. The salads where amazing and of good value. Furthermore, the service was friendly.

The waiter is very nice and the sunshine is splendid. I love the environment. The steak is very good as well.
It’s the best food I have ever ate in Paris

Quand je pars à l’étranger, j’ai toujours la crainte, quand je suis à proximité de lieux touristiques, d’arriver dans des restaurants de touristes avec la nourriture insipide, les prix exorbitants & l’accueil désagréable… Ici, c’est tout l’inverse !
C’est une chouette petite adresse à deux pas des Galeries Lafayette où le barman vous accueille avec le sourire ! La petite carte avec des prix très corrects nous garantie des produits frais, les frites maisons (elles sont bonnes hein, mais reconnaissons-​le, ils n’ont pas le savoir faire des belges. ;)) et enfin, il y a deux plats du jour qui avaient l’air très intéressants !
Le service est un peu lent mais ça né retire rien au fait que jai passé un bon moment à manger un bon hamburger dans un endroit agréable ! Je retiens l’adresse pour mes prochains passages à Paris !

Today special lunch menu chicken noodle, super delicious! Waiters are very friendly. And free wifi! Nice for tourist, ha~

Pas facile de trouver un bon bistrot dans le quartier des Galeries Lafayette…
Et pourtant, le Marquis sait se démarquer.
Terrasse bondée quand il fait beau, salle petite et cosy, le restaurant attire. Et notamment grâce à l’aperçu des plats servis aux clients.
La carte n’est pas très longue mais trois plats sont proposés chaque jour.
Les prix sont très corrects pour le quartier.
Je prends une salade césar, classique mais très bonne.
Mon collègue prend le plat du jour: une brandade de morue vraiment succulente !
Trop pressée pour me permettre un dessert. Mais il est sur que je reviendrai !

Really good. The guy that works there (maybe the owner… not sure) is really attentive and helpful.
The food is great. I had homemade pâté, salmon, and café gormond. Everything was really good.
The menu is small but for me that is a good thing, that means they only make a small amount of things but do it right.
I will be sure to visit this place again on another one of my trips to Paris.

Food was great. Pasta was little over cooked but overall the experience was great. Staff are very friendly and helpful

Petite trouvaille pas loin des galeries Lafayette et du quartier d’Opéra où il est si dur de trouver une bonne table…
Ici, vraie ambiance bistrot, avec des produits frais pour les plats du jour délicieux! Sans oublier le foie gras, les pâtés et les desserts faits maison (hmmmm cette mousse au chocolat…), et un succulent tartare de bœuf!
L’équipe est adorable en plus…
A essayer!