We dined at this restaurant last year and enjoyed such well-prepared meals that this restaurant was our hands-down favorite in Paris! I had read some recent reviews that were less than glowing but wrote them off as being too picky. I was wrong! Who knows...More

Cafe was empty when I walked in - Owner was friendly and professional, whipped me up an amazingly full breakfast of eggs, salad, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and hot chocolate, with a croissant and brioche for a fantastic price. Happily read my book there all morning.

I am always sceptical regarding "all you can eat" formula because of the food quality, but there for 20€ the brunch buffet is wonderful. Moreover, le Café qui parle IS located in a charming neighbourhood of Paris, Lamarck-Caulaincourt. Be careful, this place is own success,...More

Had to wait a while for a table but we'll worth the wait. Friendly staff, great service and tasty food.

While looking for a place to have a diner around Monmartre, we stumbled across this place. They offer 3-course dîner for €28: entrée, main and a desert with 3 dishes to choose from in each section. + a good wine list to choose from. Tasty...More

A lovely place for lunch. The menu-du-jour is always a good idea as is the café gourmand. The service is friendly and efficient. The place has a certain ambiance which is particularly appealing in rainy days. It is cosy and very pleasant to be at.

Had eaten here three years ago and it was wonderful. Back to Paris again and thought we could revisit pleasant memories; wrong. It was poor in so many ways, overcooked duck with an overpowering sauce, paper thin veal picatta with bland sauce. Acceptable service and...More

Our Parisian friend who lives in the local area recommended the little cafe after our visit in Montmartre. Excellent service, very friendly staff who were able to advise us for food/wine, we loved all the dishes - veal, 2 fish dishes, vegetarian dish and burger....More

We were recommended Le Cafe qui parle by the owner of another restaurant further up the road which was full. Le Cafe qui Parle had a busy traditional menu and good wine list. The duck was excellent and the beef ribs too.

The cafe is located only two blocks north of the Mercure Montmartre hotel, and we stumbled upon it while rambling about the area. The sidewalk cafe is great for watching neighborhood residents strolling by as you unwind at the end of the day. Everything we...More