Café 52

One of my favorite cafés in Paris, Café 52 orchestrates an elegant and captivating atmosphere where refinement and comfort intertwine. Though the prices are certainly high, they align with the intricate quality of its service and the exquisite mosaic of flavors that make each visit feel like a reimagined Parisian ritual.

This was a fancy place we booked for the weekend in Paris . The hotel restaurant has one star Michelin… but I am not sure about the bar 🤗while every dish looked really nice and appealing the taste was disappointing ! The rainbow eggs were just feeling fatty in the mouth no extra flavor to surprise you ! The best dish was the falafel and the yogurt sauce with it … same for the dim sum tastes flat … no joy in the meals ! The service is excellent and it is pricey. It is definitely the most expensive disappointment of the weekend ! Ps: I really liked the chill electro background music 🤩

We had some time to spare before our time to access le l'ouvre. This is a quaint spot with a beautiful Terrace. Great indoor space too, very beautiful and quaint. The service was amazing. Thank you to our waitress. We got complimentary almonds and foccacia bread and olive oil dip. We ordered a coconut water (comes in a glass with ice for 10 euro, was quite hydrating), a local beer, and thr root vegetable fries that came with a unique yogurt dip. The flavors matched great although I found it a bit heavy for what I was expecting. Our bill came to 38 euro. Super cute spot and the most quiet in the area if looking to get away. It's part of a hotel and the bathrooms are through the restaurant then lobby and down the stairs.

Found this place using an app, and wow, what a find. Everyone and everything about Cafe 52 was amazing. We were given a lovely table by the window and were waited on by a very kind man. The food was incredibly tasty and so well presented. I could t have been more happy with my visit to this restaurant. Prices were reasonable too. Quality everywhere. HIGHLY recommended

It is a nice place to go for diner, even if I was skeptical at first because it’s located in a hotel. The general atmosphere was sophisticated and peaceful, the staff was very kind and helpful. the food was overall delicious and creative. We started with excellent cocktails then had the tarama with crackers which was fantastic. Ramen and artichokes were pretty great too. In comparison the deserts were slightly underwhelming, especially the chocolate mousse which was a little dull.