Location: Courbevoie
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Courbevoie Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Courbevoie
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1. Bel Canto - Neuilly
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 283 reviews
Bel Canto restaurant in Neuilly just north of Paris��� Bois de Boulogne has music on the menu. The waiters are also students from the world-famous Paris Conservatoire and several times each evening they burst into song, performing the arias you adore from Puccini, Verdi, Mozart and more. You may spot the next Pavarotti, who knows? The dining room in the former mansion has been designed like a small theatre, with gleaming grand piano set centre stage beneath a crystal chandelier with white-linened tables arrange on two levels for maximum visibility. (NB This also makes Bel Canto Neuilly a superb spot for corporate entertaining, banquets and presentations.) The three-course, seasonally-changing Lyric Menu offers dishes like pressed crabmeat with saffron, crunchy cabbage and ricotta, traditional beef fillet a la plancha with gratin potatoes and pannacotta with honey and lavender. Mostly-Italian wine list.
Reviewed By Jurgen B - Brussels, Belgium
Let's say more than half of the steep price they charge is for the (very good) singers and piano player. The food is good, but not more than that, while you pay as much as in a restautant with a Michelin star. But what a joy to hear such great voices from so close, and what a joy to be able to chat with those artists!
2. Je L'M
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By AlanR727 - Paris, France
We went early evening in September. Levallois-Perret because it’s close to where my wife works. The menu is a short list of very enticing French dishes. There was an extra main not on the menu
You can eat in or out depending on the weather. We ate in.
The staff of two were friendly and very efficient – serving and topping up glasses just when you needed.
Each course we chose was a delight. Portions were not too small, but don’t expect to come away stuffed either. As an aside, I think the amuse-gueule was not up to the standard of what was to follow
The only problem was the price. Between the two of us we had one menu and one à la carte; with aperitifs, a decent bottle of wine and a couple of mint teas it came to close to €150. That sort of budget is for us a once a year outlay and I suppose that Levallois-Perret may not be where you would spend it next time; nearer to €90 and we would
3. Lily de Neuilly
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By Ken07960 - Morristown, New Jersey
The restaurant offers a 39 euro 3-course fixed price menu as well as a la carte choices. The three of us went the a la carte route. Our selections, sweetbreads, bouillabaisse, and duck breast were outstanding. The staff were friendly and engaging. The wine list was reasonably broad, with some relatively good values.
4. Le Chefson
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 230 reviews
Le Restaurant Le Chefson vous propose une cuisine du terroir raffinée et revisitée aux saveurs innovantes, franches et généreuses.
Reviewed By andrezstar - Paris, France
Really good restaurant. Perfect service, great welcoming and superb dining room.
Went there last week with a couple of friends that recommended us the place and we were not disappointed at all.
Prices are more than correct for what they offer. I wonder how much would we pay for this restaurant if it was in Paris... maybe 50/60 euros? Took a menu for like 34 euros that had.
-Starter: Foie gras with salad that was super fresh
-Main: Canette that was just superb. Really tender and perfect cooked.
-Dessert. Dont even remember the name but its the only reason why i cannot give 5 stars (give them 4 @googlemaps and 5 here so it makes it 4,5) to this place, because i just didnt enjoy it. I think they shall offer something like a cheesecake or a brownie to be perfect
We had a small prob with the wine but the waiter quickly gave us another bottle.
I ll probably come back
5. LE SAIN SERT
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 538 reviews
Reviewed By MarionVT - Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
My husband and I first came to this restaurant for our anniversary a few months ago. We loved it's cosy atmosphere and the fact that it's off the beaten track. This time round we brought friends who were visiting. The weather was great: a warm & balmy evening; the geraniums were in bloom adding to the ambience and we requested to be seated outside. The waiters were friendly, service was punctual. The menu catered for all tastes. We started off with a few snails which were very well prepared. Three of us had the rumpsteak which was very good, my friend had the chicken breast. Dessert was tarte au fraise and Creme brûlée, both delicious. A lovely evening overall. Can recommend.
6. Le Bistrot de Lolotte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By snoogle - New York City, New York
Just a small neighborhood bistro run by a husband and wife duo but the food was delicious and the service impeccable. The menu features many traditional french dishes such as foie gras, veloute de lentilles vertes, beef tartare, cassoulet, rumsteak all exceptionally executed and often with a unique twist by the chef. The wine was excellent as well and the owner was very welcoming and friendly and made excellent recommendations. I did not expect to find such a restaurant in this little residential neighborhood but I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it very much
7. Le Tournesol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 283 reviews
Reviewed By BuzzardT - Perth, Australia
Had dinner here with a work colleague after doing a quick TripAdvisor search for a restaurant in La Defense. Le Tournesol had good reviews and I wasn't disappointed. This restaurant changed my poor opinion of restaurants and service in Paris. We had a thoroughly enjoyable experience. The service is very good. The wait staff were friendly, attentive and helpful. Traits that I've experienced to be missing in a lot of restaurants in Paris. Food was very good and a nice selection to cater for all tastes. Great selection of wines too. To top it off the atmosphere is pleasant with nice décor.
8. Le Saint-Joseph
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By ogol17 - Tel Aviv, Israel
I wish I could give this place 5 stars - service was fantastic, athmosphere was great, and overall it felt like the right place to eat. Unfortunately, there was something in the food that simply was not exactly to my liking. I can't say it was not good - everything tasted rather good, but after eating in excellent and relatively-cheap French restaurants on the previous nights of my visit to Paris - at Le Saint Joseph I paid much more for food that just wasn't that special. It felt more like good french-style home-cooking (or bistro-style cooking) rather than a superb restaurant meal (and for a 30-Euro meal well outside the city, after Reading the reviews here I did expect it to be superb). Still the food definitely deserves 3-4 stars and everything else is with no doubt 5-star level. Or maybe I just picked the wrong items from the menu ?
9. l'audacieux
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
le meilleur rapport qualité prix à Levallois
Reviewed By Colinclassique - Paris
What an unexpected surprise to find this tiny restauran in Levalloist. It was with some trepidation we entered as the concept of there being no menu seemed a bit strange even although we are used to things being "ardoise" more and more in France.
On our arrival we were very cordially greeted by the chef and waiter. At this point we were the only two people in the tiny restaurant which seats approx 22 people.
After taking the order for the aperitif the waiter then explained the concept of the restaurant asking if we had any particular dislikes or allergies. We were happy to be surprised by each course as it arrived. There was a delightful amuse-bouche of tomato gazpacho served as we waited for our first course. To our delight the first course was a fresh fried foie gras served with avocado.It was cooked to perfection. Following the foie gras another delight as another favourite arrived.... a beautifully cooked Magret de Canard with an absolutely delicious mousse of potato which was a light as air accompanied by a delicious sauce. Dessert proved to be another delight being a beautifully poached black fig on an almond sponge topped with spun sugar and a frozen yoghourt . Coffee was of an excellent quality and the wine "Petit Amour" was very drinkable. During the evening the atmosphere was very amicable as the restaurant filled up completely within a short period of time. It was interesting to observe the reactions of other patrons as they also awaited their culinary surprises with anticipation
Definitely a well kept secret of Levallois and perfect for that relaxed evening out with a special culinary twist. "Chapeau-bas" to the Chef and waiter for making this a special evening
10. La Table des Oliviers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By Ozfemale - Sydney, Australia
I thought this restaurant was fantastic. The front of house staff were welcoming, efficient and very helpful. The food was original, creative and perfectly executed. The cerviche was faultless and the langoustine risotto was simply superb. The crowd was local and, I think I was the only non-local. I will definitely be back and won't be surprised to find this restaurant Michelin starred next time.
