Maestro 16ème

Excellent service, excellent food.

A restaurant with exceptional service From booking the table to the service itself Good pizza and good pasta On several occasions, they came to ask if they could clear our table

The pizza is magnificent and the setting is very beautiful.

A deplorable experience at this restaurant where we, a group of about ten girls, had gone for a get-together and to have a good time. We weren't given a drinks menu, but we decided to order two bottles of wine (not being in a gourmet restaurant, we didn't expect any surprises regarding the prices). Imagine our shock when the bill arrived: the bottles were €90 each! The least they could have done was warn us beforehand. But this clearly wasn't done, since the price charged was incorrect. The menu is indeed displayed on the front of the restaurant, and the bottle is listed at €45, not €90. After complaining, the manager finally "offered" us a bottle, which seemed more like a correction of an error than a genuine gesture of goodwill. Finally, two people were sick before dessert, and another was unwell all the following night, which seriously raises questions about the quality of the food served.

Okay, I don't look like a sucker, and yet, I have the unpleasant feeling that I am. We were a group of about ten people, thrilled to see each other again. Things started off well... The restaurant owner must have sensed that "things were going to go well" for him too. I'm not sure he knows much about mixology. Sure, I had a second cocktail in the euphoria, but it was more "pop star" than porn star (martini)... Truffle pizza for €26, I'm still looking for the truffle... Let's be honest, the dessert was generous, okay... But the bill was even more so! €80 for a bottle of wine (no, not champagne) advertised at €15 in the supermarket, OK, but also at nearly €35 outside his shop... and that's where it gets shady and outrageous: taking advantage of a group of women's enthusiasm to inflate their bill! There's bound to be grumbling, and suddenly, instead of paying 2 x €80, he generously "offers" us the second bottle... Not to mention the lack of discretion of this restaurant owner who must have learned more in two hours of talking about women than in 20 years and who doesn't hesitate to take photos on the sly. To top it all off: out of 10 people, 2 got sick just before we left. What this review doesn't reflect is the shady nature of this honest business owner's practices. So, yes, we're adults and we have a right to speak up. But we were caught up in the atmosphere... we were never shown the wine list (except for the one with the set menu), and we were never informed of the prices (this isn't a Michelin-starred restaurant). In short: avoid at all costs...

I don't know where to begin… Is a Kcher restaurant above the law? The answer is NO. I've owned restaurants, so I'm usually hesitant to give such feedback, but I can't stay silent this time. The basic principle of this business is to hand out drink menus when customers arrive and let you know they're starting with an aperitif. Instead, the rather odd manager started talking about two wines from behind the bar without even coming to our table. I agreed, saying, "Very well, bring us two bottles of wine," only to discover when the bill arrived that the two bottles of Kcher white wine cost €180 (when they cost €13 each). He never once said, "I'm telling you, it's €90 a bottle," as if €90 a bottle was normal! Otherwise, we would have done what everyone else was doing… Coke and Evian! The manager then had the nerve to tell us, "I don't set the prices!" Seriously, you're the one who's not doing your job properly! He ended up removing a bottle from the bill, faced with the displeasure of the ten of us women, perhaps thinking he could buy our silence… he clearly doesn't know us very well! €90 for a bottle of wine, and it wasn't even good! The receipt even said "MISCELLANEOUS": €180… per 10 glasses… not "miscellaneous," as if to muddy the waters, which must have been dead for a long time… and for me, "miscellaneous" on bills is generally a bad sign; it means it's not in stock and/or the price hasn't been entered into the till! In my opinion, he thought, "They'll split it and they won't notice, it'll go unnoticed!" Well, no, it didn't go down well, unlike for the two other diners who ended up finishing their meal in the bathroom and then outside (stomach aches, nausea, vomiting). It definitely didn't go down well. The pizzas were very average and the pasta was uninteresting despite the promises made when ordering. In short… you get the picture, we won't be going back, and a word of advice: walk a little further to do your wallet, your stomach, and your taste buds some good!

A very disappointing experience from start to finish. There was no heating despite the cold weather, the restaurant was dirty, and the prices were completely outrageous. We were charged €80 for a wine that costs around €13, a completely inflated markup without ever being told the price or given a menu, and on top of that, it was bad. To top it all off, two of our guests were sick before dessert was even served, which raises serious hygiene questions. We definitely felt like we were being ripped off. I strongly advise against going there, even though one evening on Shabbat they wouldn't let us in before the permitted time—even though Google indicated 7 pm—and the manager finally agreed to open the door for us.

Disgusting risotto; the waiter's sweater was stained; extremely noisy—I couldn't even hear the person sitting across from me. On the other hand, I could definitely smell the tuna from the next table. Not very impressive for a kosher restaurant in the 16th arrondissement…

Best pizza I have had in a long time. Light and crispy.

Excellent. I loved the pasta with cheese and the chocolate fondant. Very classy and elegant restaurant; you can reserve a separate room free of charge if you are a group.

Emanual it was phenomenal!

The owner is pampering and the service is top notch Delicious food on a level I never knew Kosher Chabad Mehadrin We had a great experience Highly recommended!

Delicious food, French atmosphere. No Hebrew speakers, "order quickly" atmosphere, other than that, great