Gallo Romano

I would like to tell you about the food but we came in and asked if they had pizza. Owner said no, so we asked where we could find some. He refused because he would not give information on any competitors and was rude about it. I was born in Paris, so I know normal Parisien rude, but he was way worse than that.
So we went next door.
I bet if he would have been nice and tried to convince us of how good his food was, we might have stayed.

After a couple of bad "French" meals, this was nice change of cuisine. Italian food is always average to good, but never bad. And this place is good!

Dad and Daughter appeared to be running the restaurant...I presume Mom and Auntie were in the back cooking? The food took longer than usual to come out, but I presume cause its being made fresh. No printed menu, just chalkboard of the day's offerings...always a good sign. Having spent 2 weeks in Italy, this place felt legit.

€17 1 Liter of house wine...good and plenty
€10 Bruschetta...unique and tasty
€17 Spinich Ricotta Tortellini in tomato sauce...Good, but not special.
€19 Penne, parma ham, arugla, in a light cream sauce...very good!
€19 Cheese Tortellini in a Truffle sauces...one of the best pastas on Planet Earth!

Overall great, but prices seemed a bit high, especially when you convert to American dollars!

Awesome, very Italian traditional - no frills (don't expect 5-star restaurant). The food is honest, home made and very fresh. Other recent poor reviews are just lies! The one asking about pizza - there's a pizza place next door, duh!!

Food is unassuming but flavourful. Street ambiance is pure Europe and this family owned establishment is all about family!

Definitely a highlight of our trip to Paris - even though I was against going here to start as I wanted French cuisine. Glad I gave in and proven (very) wrong!!

This is a tiny amazing restaurant. It might not seem like much to most, but it is one of my favorite restaurants I've encountered during my travels. I love it so much that I still dream about my experiences there, and I cannot wait to visit Paris again and dine here.

Great place for traditional Italian food in Paris. Excellent service and atmosphere. It appears to me that this little gem is a bit overlooked, as compared to the other Italian restaurants near by. This is a pity.

This is a cute Mom and Pop sorta place in one my favorite areas of Paris. Nothing too fancy but friendly service. This pleasant couple treated us like family and took great care of us. The dishes were good. Not amazing but quite good. We were surprised that they don't provide Italian bread for the table while you wait for your dish. A good experience in general.

Great alternative after a few nights of Parisian cuisine. No thrills spot but food had great balance with good but not over powering taste. Ingredients were fresh and would definitely go back again if I was craving Italian in France.

Awful, rude and disgusting. Only thing going for them is that they let you use the bathroom without ordering.

Food was good, but service was terrible. We were the only ones in the place for a good hour. Weren't offered water and when I asked for oil and balsamic vinegar for my bread, you would of thought I asked for A1 at a steakhouse. We were definitely treated like foreigners which is upsetting because we came here based on the reviews from other travelers. Best thing about the whole experience was the dog.