Café Kléber

“Très belle décoration/ambiance, style art déco.”

Kay Culi★★★★

Located just steps from the Eiffel Tower, this charming café offers a far more relaxed experience with little to no wait and a wonderfully inviting atmosphere. The food was delicious; we stopped in for brunch and I enjoyed a hot cocoa and a quiche, while my husband opted for a banana crêpe and a mulled wine, which he highly recommends. Compared to the neighboring La Carette (which I’ve also reviewed) this spot feels significantly less hectic while still delivering on quality and flavor. Overall, it was a delightful experience, and I would highly recommend it.

Ralph Passino★★★★

Tried to go to Cafe Carette next to Klèber but there was a 20 minute line! Klèber had tables available. Quick delightful service from a real Frenchman who seemed to be appreciative of our pigeon French. Menu was varied. We had a salad nicoise, a smoked salmon and fois gras board and a cheese pizza. All great .

Eddie B★★★★★

First noticed the servers were moving fast with purpose. But being very respectful as they navigated through the sea of patrons. We had 1 order of escargots, a few French onion soups, foie gras de canard,and cokes to wash down any residuals. We each tasted our first escargot. We all had varying experiences but overall flavorful tasty treat. The foie gras had similar outcomes from all of us. The definite conclusion on the French onion soup was good tasting soup. All in all a great experience on our bucket list of dishes to try here in Paris. As always, post wherever you our curios palate takes

Iliana Trifonova★★★★★

Lovely place, delicious food. We had salmon dish and a salad vegetarien but added crispy chicken 🫣. Etienne was our server and he was lovely. Thank you ☺️⭐