Chez Julien

Betyt Lew

2 weeks ago

Its typical french cuisine in a charming atmosphere. I had the chateaubriand and was cooked as I liked it but it wasn't melt in your mouth quality and sauce on side was just ok. Nothing fancy , but good.

Rodrigo Padilla

a month ago

Chez Julien is one of those romantic restaurants that I have to dine at every time I visit Paris. The restaurant is beautiful, cozy, romantic where your table is candle lit. The food is very good and its very popular.

Jenny Edwards

2 weeks ago

One of the best risotto ever & the creme brulee wonderful. Wine was expensive for the quality. Expensive for those of us struggling with the hugely devalued pound

David Jackson

3 months ago

Staff was great, ambience was great, food was great. The price however does not reflect the experience, for nearly half the price I've found equally good food in Paris. A solid restaurant nonetheless.

Ashley James

3 months ago

AVOID! Reserved a table for me and my girl, wanted a fancy long dinner for our first night in Paris... So after about 3 minutes of waiting, got placed next to the road in the shade, on dusty tables away from any sniff of atmosphere by the tall witch-like host. I then asked a different host why we were unable to sit in the other much more appealing area, and she said”they are reserved”, to which I replied with, “yes, we reserved one of them” and so she moved us, much to the witches annoyance. Ordered a nice bottle of red which came without olives (which everyone else had) so I requested. Before I could put the second olive in my mouth our risotto and chateaubriand arrived, which was faster than we waited to be seated (sub 3 minutes), what was even more perplexing was the fast food was not at all hot, I’ve had better chips (which I sent back) served in McDonald’s at 3am. I felt the whole experience was down to a judgment on what we would spend, which I ensured was as little as possible (€130). We went for desert in the LGBT+ quarter, and it was absolutely fantastic.