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05 ARR: Le Reminet

3 Rue des Grands Degrees , Phone: 01 44 07 04 24
www.lereminet.com
Closing day: Open daily, 12:00-15:00; 19:30-23:00

Reviewed by: Doru from Canada, review #3570

When: 2010

French and modern, excellent food, excellent prices. The views from Quai de Montebello (Seine, Notre-Dame, the bouquinistes) are among the best in Paris!

Directions: Métro: Maubert Mutualité, Métro Cluny la Sorbonne, Métro Saint-Michel Rue des Grands-Degrees is just off Quai de Montebello

We were nine for lunch.

The menu du jour is exceptional value and of excellent quality. For lunch, at 13.50 euros per person, we had choices of:

- mushroom cream soup or tomato stuffed with cheese plus a small side salad; - veal liver with pureed sweet potatoes or fillet de Bar (which I translate as Atlantic sea bass) - a selection of cheeses or a spiced apple tart with whip cream and a sauce of of apples with cinnamon (and peppercorn?)

I haven't seen anything left on the plates of the nine people around the table. We were either very hungry, or the food was excellent, or -most likely- both.

My wife had the fish and she liked it very much, and so said the others who chose the fish. I had the veal liver, perfectly done. The other person who chose the liver confirmed it.

I would highly recommend the restaurant, both for quality and value.

The location of the restaurant is exceptional; hidden from the high traffic of Quai de Montebello, easily accessible by foot or metro. And a spectacular bonus is the view from Quai de Montebello: the Seine and the river traffic, the dramatic architecture of Notre-Dame, and the concentration of very interesting "bouquinistes".

Nearby, the famed Parisian bookshop Shakespeare and Co.

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