Le Quincy
📍 28 Av. Ledru Rollin, 75012 Paris, France
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Google: 4.4 • TripAdvisor: 4
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Le Quincy is a charming little bistro located in the heart of Paris, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels like a throwback to classic French dining. Regulars mingle like old friends, while newcomers are welcomed with a complimentary glass of bubbly. The restaurant is celebrated for its genuine, hearty French cuisine, with dishes crafted from timeless recipes. Though the menu is in French and the staff may not be fluent in English, the friendly service and humor bridge any language gaps. With a focus on traditional cooking and a cozy interior adorned with classic French decor, Le Quincy promises a delightful dining experience that's both intimate and memorable.
Signature Dishes
- •Foie gras
- •Snails
- •Veal
- •Rabbit
- •Chocolate mousse
- •Tarte aux poireaux
- •Homemade vanilla ice cream
Overall rating 4.2 / 5 (604 reviews)
Google: 4.4 (342 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4 (262 reviews)
Customer Reviews
A traditional French restaurant which offers classification dishes, it’s small but very cosy. It seems like people dining there are the regular one and they know each other. A gentleman on the next table chatted with us. It was from him that we knew the owner (who is still working in the restaurant) is over 80 years ago. The owner and the staff are all extremely friendly even they don’t really speak English. There is no English menu available but you can always find a way to order and communicate with them. You get a small class of bubble as a welcome drink once seated. I think this place deserves more rating.
Best fois gras in Paris! If I come back to Paris, this restaurant will be one of the reasons. Chef and servers are not fluent in English, but they are humorous and willing to listen to customers. Wines are very affordable. For the dessert, I recommend a chocolate mousse. cash only.
I don’t want to tell the truth about this place. Why? Because it will get even more difficult to get in. It is the paradigm of what a Paris bistro is supposed to be. Honest food. Great service and fair prices. No use of tweezers to put tiny pieces of food on a decorated plate. No kiss ass service. Just the best most honest food and great wine list of off the beaten track wines. It takes cash only. And you must have a reservation. FYI this place is closed on weekends.
This little place is a blast from the past and the interior design is typical French 1970s. It gives the impression of a small restaurant somewhere on the countryside. The food is well made home cooking with very traditional dishes and generous portions. No edible flowers.