Amagat

Hidden Gem in Paris' 19th District Nestled within the bustling heart of Paris' 19th district, this restaurant is a true hidden gem that feels like a delightful treasure hunt to discover. Once you step inside, you are greeted by an ambiance that effortlessly blends charm and warmth, immediately setting the tone for an exceptional dining experience. The concept of shared plates is beautifully executed here, encouraging a communal and convivial atmosphere. Each dish is thoughtfully crafted, offering a harmonious balance of flavors that delight the palate. The menu, rich with variety, allows diners to explore a range of tastes and textures, making every visit a unique culinary adventure. The natural wine selection is another standout feature. Carefully curated to complement the menu, these wines enhance the dining experience, adding layers of depth to each bite. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or a casual sipper, the knowledgeable staff are always on hand to recommend the perfect pairing. Service at this restaurant is truly exceptional. The team goes above and beyond to make you feel welcome, creating a warm and inviting environment that makes you want to linger. Their genuine hospitality, coupled with their passion for food and wine, elevates the overall experience to something truly memorable. In a city as vibrant and dynamic as Paris, finding a spot that feels both exclusive and accessible is a rare treat. This restaurant not only meets but exceeds those expectations, offering a haven of culinary delight amidst the urban hustle. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a unique, intimate, and thoroughly enjoyable dining experience.

Hidden gem in 20th district in Paris. It would be nice sitting outside in summer time. it’s nice inside also. Food was good it’s just little bit oily for certain dishes but overall it was delicious !! If you are looking for a restaurant for night out or a date this is the place.

Once you find your way through the alley - prepare yourself for some wonderful dishes. We enjoyed the croquetas and patatas brava. Limited but good wines by the glass. Tab for 2 was approximately 100. We enjoyed our outside dining in July - but noted they had inside seating as well.

First dish - 4 anchovies for 10 Euros. Ok… Then after a couple of small slices of pan con tomate, we’re told the lamb we ordered is no longer available & we’d better hurry & find an alternative as the kitchen wld be closing. (We arrived at 9, long before last orders). To add to this, the garden is NOT heated as advertised- Paris isn’t Spain - and it was bloody cold! We left hungry & 60 euros poorer. I really wouldn’t recommend- there are so many other places in Paris that deliver on all levels- this isn’t one of them.