Al Dente - Paris

The welcome is warm and friendly. Italian dishes are refined and pleasant. a nice address I recommend.

We can say that's the neighborhood that wants it. But frankly, it's very expensive! Pizzas everything there is more ordinary, rather small. we order an aperitif that arrives well after the (small) pizza. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No interest.

No promo fork, a pity it would allow me to come more often: it is really delicious and friendly. bravo

The Iraqi cuisine I know well. My mother is Italian. the welcome to the Italian I know well also, it is warm and often playful. that day we wanted pizza or pasta. the welcome "you've booked" tells me a barely kind lady. No! So we're full. my wife gives her coat back and we go back to leave "aah wait I may be. yes follow me " we come back and we settle in the back room or her piled up the families, the children, there were 7 and the "not chic" it in france is the state of the restaurants that have a breeze of notoriety or who are convinced that they are mostly destined to satisfy a clientele it is true that it is the brother of vincent lindon that seems he is the owner of the place, ah but yes vincent lindon is actually sitting at the first table to the left of the entrance! in short we order two wine pizza and a bottle of water has a special waitress who literally throws the dishes on your table! It's hallucinating. good, pizza has nothing special, neither good, nor bad. The atmosphere is zero and you don't feel well. curious experience not to renew.

I fell on this little Italian jewel by visiting Paris and staying at the disabled 7th arr. The food was good, the service was good and I'm going to stare at this place, so come back to bet.