Chez Eugene, Paris

Although a real touristy spot, it's a nice place to have lunch or a cup of coffee and some crepes (pancakes). It is located on the famous Place du Tertre, the artiest's square. You can sit outside and enjoy the artiest's works on the square or sit inside and enjoy your lunch in an interior of Paris in the 19th century. Even the waiters are dressed in the proper clothes.
I was amazed by the quick service.

Chez Eugene its a very nice and calm place on the Montmartre where you can spend time drinking cofe or tea with some very nice hot Crepes with Chocolat:) hm,....delicions

Favorite Dish: Crepes are very nice there, tried in other places as well,as to me,at "Chez Eugene" seemed to be very nice ones...

A touristy cafe, but a charming spot to take refreshments after ascending the hundred steps to Sacre Coeur, even if it was by cablecar.

Located behind the Basilique du Sacre Coeur off one of the Artist's Squares, loaded with the lovely creations of local artists, in Montmartre.

This was one of many cafes to choose from. I went to this one because my friends chose it. It was small and a bit crowded but I enjoyed the ambiance and could imagne the time before many of the world's greatest artists had hit stardom.

Favorite Dish: Espresso is all I had here, but others ordered a meal and the food looked delicious and smelled wonderful. If I hadn'd just had lunch, I would order a savory crepe.

A good way to experience as many cafes and restaurants as possible without depleting the pocketbook, is to stop many times for tea or coffee. I do this everywhere I go--even in San Diego--and Paris offers some of the best places to pop into!

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This was a visit that was made on a rather wet Saturday evening on the last day of October. It was quite a pleasant abd busy restaurant which has both an indoors and outdoors eating facilities.

The waiting staff have a some what interesting uniform - flat caps, striped trousers, braces and waistcoats.

Good service!

Favorite Dish: I like veal, so would recommend this from the menu!

Situated just behind the magnificant Basilique du Sacre Coeur, in the old - and romantic- part of Montmartre. The atmosphere resembles the one from biographies of the Impressionists at al. A piece of Parisian magic, as far as I am concerned.

Food was very, very good and they have some excellent wines on offer too.

Efficient and, overall, impeccable service with a friendly smile and trustworthy advice.

Favorite Dish: I am not much of an "academic gourmet", so I cannot repeat the full title of the main course. It was veal in a tasty, creamy sauce and it was tender and succulent.

Out of couple of restaurants visited during my stay, this will be the one with fond memories.

I first discovered Chez Eugene on my second trip to Paris. Ever since, I have felt at home there. I love nothing better than to sit outside under the heater in the winter, and to eat my evening meal. The food is always served with a smile, and as I travel alone normally, I can usually depend on conversation with someone or other there. I can taste the steak and peppercorn sauce now, and close my eyes to see the view. I will be going back soon, I have promised myself, and the first meal I have will be at Chez Eugene, in the shadow of the sacred heart, with the artists trying to push their works on me. Then I will be home.

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I will speak mostly to the ambience of Chez Eugene as we did not order a full meal here. Amy and I had both gotten chilled to the bone while at the Place du Tertre and we wanted something hot to drink. As we looked around, Chez Eugene looked like a very inviting place so we went in.

We were not disappointed. We sat upstairs and relaxed--enjoying a hot cup of cocoa and taking in the ambience of the place. Our friend Roderick joined us here and overall it was a pleasant experience. Chez Eugene has a fun atmosphere.

Favorite Dish: Did not order a meal but we were nevertheless pleased with the service.

This was the first place we ate upon arriving in Paris on a rainy afternoon. It's a nice little cafe located near Chatelet Theatre and right around the corner from our hotel. Food was good and reasonably priced.

We stopped back on a later trip to Paris for a glass of wine and some people watching on a sunny day.