Baranco - Paris

The best italian resturant in paris, a little bit expensive but all worth it. Most have a reservation. Should return soon. read more The best italian resturant in paris, a little bit expensive but all worth it. Most have a reservation. Should return soon.

This charming little restaurant was a stone's throw from the apartment we rented on Rue Soufflot, very near the Pantheon tucked into a tiny side street, and acr... read more This charming little restaurant was a stone's throw from the apartment we rented on Rue Soufflot, very near the Pantheon tucked into a tiny side street, and across from a pizza place with a similar name (the carpet in the restaurant said Terra Nera,...not Ristorante Napolitano da Gigi, I guess they have a new name.. Although we had a bit of a language barrier, the servers and, I presume the fellow was the owner, were all convivial, charming and attentive. The owner even helped my nephew get connected to the internet on his WiFi. They took our orders, brought the wine we requested and we didn't wait very long before the dishes were served. Generous portions for sure! Price for five was around two hundred euro which included some appetizers, all the mains, a few desserts and a couple of bottles of wine. I would definitely come back here on my next trip to Paris.

We had a wonderful dinner with excellent service. The antipasti are exceptional. I recommend this restaurant highly. It's not called Napolitano da Gigi. The nam... read more We had a wonderful dinner with excellent service. The antipasti are exceptional. I recommend this restaurant highly. It's not called Napolitano da Gigi. The name on the door is Terra Nera (not to be confused with Terra Nova, the pizza place accross the street).

Accept no substitutes. This is the real deal, the folks at Gigi's are much more comfortable speaking Italian than French or, God forbid, English. The place t ha... read more Accept no substitutes. This is the real deal, the folks at Gigi's are much more comfortable speaking Italian than French or, God forbid, English. The place t has not lost its charm despite having been around for nearly two decades (it's been called Terra Nera...for years but do NOT confuse it with a Terra Nova just opposite! no relation and not nearly as good Finding it is not difficult: turn left as you walk out of the Patheon and walk straight through a by-street until you stumble right into Gigi's tiny eatery. The menu is almost as short as Gigi himself, but it contains enough tastiness for you to come back night after night. Do not overestimate the size of your stomach while ordering: the portions here are large. And do not pass on the antipasti that Gigi lays out before dinner: these are invariably yummy. Enjoy! NOTE: As most restaurants in Paris, Gigi's is closed between and

Definitely was excited to get a Milano's in Stittsville and it didn't disappoint! The pizza and subs are fantastic.__My new go-to place for pizza in read more Definitely was excited to get a Milano's in Stittsville and it didn't disappoint! The pizza and subs are fantastic.__My new go-to place for pizza in