The Lutetia Brasserie is part of the Lutetia Hotel. To my mind it is typical of Parisienne brasseries. Black leather banquettes around the walls, nice white linen tablecloths and napkins, all this around a central bar which has high stools for your aperitifs.
We found the service very good, ... Read review
Location. Hotel Lutetia in Paris, France is located on the city's Left Bank in the St. ... more
Germain des Près, the Parisian center of fashion, fine art and literature. The department store Le Bon Marché is across the street from the hotel and Paris landmark...
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Location. Hotel Lutetia in Paris, France is located on the city's Left Bank in the St. ... more
Germain des Près, the Parisian center of fashion, fine art and literature. The department store Le Bon Marché is across the street from the hotel and Paris landmark...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
This 4-star traditional hotel is located in the lively Latin Quarter, near the Luxembourg ... more
Gardens and opposite the Bon Marche department store. It is set within walking distances to les Invalides, the famous Orsay and the Montparnasse Tower with the Ga...
Advantages: Typical elegant Paris Brasserie Disadvantages: Not a cheap brasserie
The Lutetia Brasserie is part of the Lutetia Hotel. To my mind it is typical of Parisienne brasseries. Black leather banquettes around the walls, nice white linen tablecloths and napkins, all this around a central bar which has high stools for your aperitifs.
We found the service very good, the waiters being very helpful offering an English menu and willing to explain dishes. The menu did not contain any unusual ingredients and was ... ...fresh ingredients and well presented on the plate. It is obviously used by local people, a good sign - they do not depend on tourists and so maintain a high standard.
It is not cheap. The cost was approx £30 - £40 per head for 3 courses. Wine was from £12 up. This I think was typical of a nice restaurant - you get what you pay for - good food, nice ambience, pleasant surroundings and good service.
The Lutetia Brasserie is part of the Lutetia Hotel. To my mind it is typical of Parisienne brasseries. Black leather banquettes around the walls, nice white linen tablecloths and napkins, all this around a central bar which has high stools for your aperitifs.
We found the service very good, the waiters being very helpful offering an English menu and willing to explain dishes. The menu did not contain any unusual ingredients and was classic French. All that we had, was beautifully cooked with fresh ingredients and well presented on the plate. It is obviously used by local people, a good sign - they do not depend on tourists and so maintain a high standard.
It is not cheap. The cost was approx £30 - £40 per head for 3 courses. Wine was from £12 up. This I think was typical of a nice restaurant - you get what you pay for - good food, nice ambience, pleasant surroundings and good service.
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