This was our last dinner in Paris. Our hotel is by the Louvre so naturally we were avoiding restaurants in this high tourist area. Within a 10 minutes walk, we found Cafe Saint Honore. By this point, I'm done with Foie Gras and Escargots and was craving for an American burger and a nice salad. We also didn't want to go too far because we have to pack our bags. We end up sharing Margharita (Margherita) pizza and Flabian salad with cantaloupe, mozzarella balls and prosciuttos. They were both delicious, especially the salad. I can't say I ever had cantaloupe in the salad but it was sweet and refreshing. The salmon special with pilaf rice and side salad was excellent. I feel like you can't really go wrong with the special of the day or fish of the day. Drinks were great! The martini I had was too pretty too drink. Not enough vodka but I think the champagne shot on the side was cool. We shared a crème brulee because I can't pass an opportunity to have dessert in Paris. The burnt sugar was over burned to the point that you can taste it. Maybe that's the way the French does it. The custard was just okay. The four complimentary macarons made up for it. The decor is really cute with over the top flowers hanging from the ceiling and everywhere. I didn't take any pictures because it was kind of dark. Loud music. Few tables outside.

Adorable Paris Cafe! We had the ale Fameux for 27€ the single server was busy and polite, food was served quickly and was great. The inlet was well cooked and not raw which is ideal. Cute little spot with a good menu of items that include pastry, crepes, avocado toast, omelets.

The best avocado toast with salmon and egg that I have ever had! Great service and food! Just walked by after parking, had a little extra time before our tour, lucky us!! In general, the food in Paris, with the exception of breakfast, is pretty meh. Not this place! Menu is varied and prices are reasonable. Highly recommend a stop for breakfast. If we weren't so full, we would order more!! Great staff too!!

This little cafe was amazing. The food, the staff, everything blew us away. We had the foie gras, truffle pasta, margherita pizza, confit duck, the escargot, and the tender filet. It was a spectacular meal that we all shared and enjoyed thoroughly. The staff were kind and attentive, and the decor lovely and quaint. Eat here!

this cozy place is FANTASTIC! food is really tasty, service is nice and friendly, prices are also legit. you should definitely visit this place!

We came here for a late breakfast. I had the avocado toast without the egg and smoked salmon (to make it vegan), one daughter had the Nutella and strawberry crepe (and the feta cheese from my salad), and one daughter had a vegetarian omelette. The coffee was great (they had soy milk). The country bread for my avocado toast was so good! Service was also good, and the cafe is a charming small place. We intended to return for another meal but we couldn't make it work with our schedule. Next time!

We had breakfast here nearly every day during our two week stay in Paris. The coffee, food and service were wonderful. The servers learned to bring us café américanos with a little cream after our second visit. We tried several different omelettes and enjoyed them all. We went one mid-afternoon for a snack and had a delicious serving camembert rôti that I will forever miss. It is also a great place to people watch! Every time we walked by in the afternoons and evenings, the place was jam-packed. If we return to Paris, we will definitely go back...

Grabbed a quick bite on my first night in Paris. Open later (after late hours at the Louvre.). Cozy seating; sit inside if you want to dodge the smoking. Had the Coque Madmoiselle which is an ham sandwich with cheese melted/broiled on top is the bread; and a fried/broiled egg on top of it all. It was so good! Came with frites and a small salad. 13euro. Great deal. Also split some wine (Cote du Rhône) which was quite good for the price as well. 18e for 50cl.

Food 3 stars and service 5 stars. Everything was pretty good here and the service was great. If you need a casual quick bite with nice servers and ok food I'd say go here. The escargot and bread was the best part and everything else was ok. Nothing special. The sauce that came with the rumpsteak was awesome but the steak itself was small, tough, and definitely rare (bordering on blue rare) and I asked for medium rare. The pasta with pesto sauce was also ok. And the cheese platter just seemed a little messy.

We had lunch here. Very friendly to Americans, and everyone else it seemed. The steak and fries were excellent - we tried the ribeye and the sirloin. Both steaks were perfectly prepared and the fries were slightly crunchy and not greasy at all. Drinks were good, and the waiter was kind to recommend a great fry red wine. Like most places in Paris, the bathrooms were clean. Beautifully styled, but comfortable. Great stop for a meal, for coffee or tea, or just a brief respite.