
Address and Contact Information
Address: 157 Rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, France
Phone: +33 1 42 61 40 01
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Reviews
Café de la Comédie offers a pleasant atmosphere and a convenient location, making it a good spot for a casual stop. The setting is charming and captures the classic Paris café vibe.
Service was acceptable, though a bit inconsistent, and the overall experience didn’t quite stand out compared to other cafés nearby. The hot chocolate was unfortunately quite weak and lacked richness, which was disappointing. On top of that, the prices felt super expensive for what was offered.
Overall, an average experience—nice for a quick visit, but there’s room for improvement to truly shine.
ATMOSPHERE:
Busy little cafe near the Louvre. Great for people watching along Rue St Honore.
FOOD:
Chocolate Crepes with Vanilla Ice Cream
Crepes were cooked perfect. Vanilla ice cream was out of this world – never tasted vanilla like that. Super rich & flavorful.
Croque Monsieur
My first of this sammy was here. This isn’t your everyday ham & cheese sandwich! It’s not because we were in Paris. It’s just unbelievably delish – from the cheese, to the toasted bread to the flavor of the ham. Ok, maybe the location has a little something to do with it.
SERVICE:
We walked in without a reservation and got seated immediately at a sidewalk table. Our server was friendly and professional.
OVERALL:
Nice ambience, great food & service. One of the joys of Paris!
I ordered the Quiche Lorraine. It came with a little salad, and together it was wonderful. Server also brought my husband and I some sliced french bread that was a nice little treat with butter. See photos…
Café de la Comédie – Paris
Classic Parisian café with surprisingly good food. The French onion soup was hearty and satisfying — thick, rich broth with a generous amount of melted cheese and bread on top. The pasta was also nicely done, flavorful and cooked well.
The space is a bit cramped, especially during busy hours, but that’s part of the charm for many small Paris cafés. Service was attentive and friendly, which made the experience pleasant overall.
A solid stop if you’re around the area and looking for comforting French fare in a lively atmosphere.
We got seated at the top in a very cramped place (its a small store) and got reprimanded for placing our chair near the dumbwaiter. We didnt know it, sorry.
Then the waiter took our orders:
Sour bread (free) smelly and hard as rock
2 pesto pasta (bland but aromatic pesto)
Chicken tartine (just reguler tartine, crispy on top, soggy at bottom)
Pungent onion soup (dont know how to describe, it was not good. Took few sips and left the rest)
Chicken sandwich (nothing special, just chicken fillet with buns)
Mushroom omelette (highlights of simplicity and tasty)
Hot chocolate (sachet)
When we paid and asked for the receipt, the cashier gladly replied, “ took too long time to make one, no need for receipt”. Bravo. What a lovely response.
Final verdict:
If you’re fit still capable to walk, look for other options. Don’t bother. If you’re dead tired, this could be your reservoir. We lost our gamble, you don’t have to.