Le Consulat
About
French
Price Range : Under $10 (€€)
Location
Adress: 18 rue Norvins, Paris, 75018
Phone: +33 1 46 06 50 63
Work Hours
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outNo
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- directions_bikeBike ParkingNo
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- new_releasesAttireCasual
- insert_emoticonAmbienceCasual, Touristy
- volume_upNoise LevelAverage
- local_barAlcoholBeer & Wine Only
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingYes
- wifiWi-FiNo
- tvHas TVYes
Reviews
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Tiffani N.
Yeah, I came directly to Le Consulat because of seeing it on IG and have absolutely no shame admitting it. Got some good photos, too. We dined inside and it was tiiiight. But everything was so good. We stayed for over two hours because their Rose' was amazing. The service was typical for Paris but not bad, just not great. I got a little tipsy and just marveled at being in Montmartre in Paris. Great memories were made that day!
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Debbie P.
Tourist trap!
Crowded. Table are so close together, they almost made us share a bread basket.
Service was nice. Food not so great.
It's located near the church in Montmartre.
It's a great place to grab a coffee and people watch in the outdoor seating. -
Donna B.
Craving mussels.
And of course the need to hike up Montmartre. Moules was posted on a sign out front, so we go in. As many Paris restaurants the seating is tight and especially at the lunch rush in a touristy area.
The service was good. French / English menu not a problem. The mussels were ok. The wine broth didn't really have enough flavor. The bites were small. The frites were perfectly hot, crispy outside and tender inside.
Nice restaurant, but would recommend finding a different selection on the menu. -
Isao S.
Very older cafe has been running from more than 4 hundreds years ago. Claude Monet and Victor Hugo gathered at here and got arguments on their art works with each other
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Diandra L.
Thinking about my favorite memories of our trip to Paris, and Le Consulate lands a top spot on the list.
Le Consulat is historic - and there is something so magical about dining in this tiny restaurant where some of the world's greatest artist found themselves often. I'm talking Van Gough, Monet, Picasso...wow.
It's located down the street from the plaza of artists in Montmartre and it is really charming. I recommend sitting outside - even on a cold day, it's just kind of entrancing to watch people walk down the streets.
Of course I started with a Vin Chaud. I became obsessed with hot, mulled wine during my trip and if you go when it's chilly to France - you MUST have Vin Chaud all the time.
I ordered the mussels - which came with amazing fries. Didn't love the mussels - maybe they got cold too fast because we were outside, I don't know. BUT the other food I stole from my boo was excellent.
The French Onion soup was to die for, and so was the plate of sliced ham with bread.
This is a place where you stay awhile. Don't expect an in and out lunch. But with the people watching, good company, and a nice glass of wine - you won't ever want to leave!