L'Ecluse Saint-Honoré
| 34 Place du Marché Saint-Honoré, Paris |
5 Bewertungen
8.80/10.00 |
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+33 1 42 96 10 18 |
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Eileen Stringer (14.04.2017 22:17)
Beautiful wine selection. Knowledgeable staff, great vibe
Beautiful wine selection. Knowledgeable staff, great vibe
Alan Ames (26.12.2016 22:04)
Excellent selection of Bordeaux wines!
Excellent selection of Bordeaux wines!
francois champagne (10.11.2016 11:58)
Nice food and better wine
Nice food and better wine
Ian Leslie (25.07.2015 17:34)
Great wine, friendly helpful service. What more could you ask.
Great wine, friendly helpful service. What more could you ask.
Max Crowe (15.03.2013 06:32)
Great wine bar with regional specialties and wine pairings, both suggested on the menu and offered, if you ask, by your waiter. Informal atmosphere with wood panelling and banquette-style seating. Try the cochonaille if you're in the mood for a cold pork sampler, or the duck variation on the theme. Foie gras offerings include a fetucinni with jambon campagne and foie gras... rich to the last slurp. This visitor-friendly place has several locations around Paris, notably at St. Michel right on the Sienne, this one at Marché St. Honoré, and another at La Madelaine, near Maxim's. The one I least care for is the first, at St. Michel. The rest are all worth a visit, be it for a quick glass of wine, a modest repas at.lunch, or drinks and dinner with friends. Bwing from Panama where we have a canal with some pretty major locks, I like the name too (l'ecluse means "locks").
Great wine bar with regional specialties and wine pairings, both suggested on the menu and offered, if you ask, by your waiter. Informal atmosphere with wood panelling and banquette-style seating. Try the cochonaille if you're in the mood for a cold pork sampler, or the duck variation on the theme. Foie gras offerings include a fetucinni with jambon campagne and foie gras... rich to the last slurp. This visitor-friendly place has several locations around Paris, notably at St. Michel right on the Sienne, this one at Marché St. Honoré, and another at La Madelaine, near Maxim's. The one I least care for is the first, at St. Michel. The rest are all worth a visit, be it for a quick glass of wine, a modest repas at.lunch, or drinks and dinner with friends. Bwing from Panama where we have a canal with some pretty major locks, I like the name too (l'ecluse means "locks").
