Réservation Le Café Marly

Pika Chu

in the last week

5

Look, you don’t come here expecting the most magical, mind-blowing food experience—and that’s okay. Don’t get me wrong, the food is good. The steak, the fish, the desserts—everything was solid, well-executed, even delicious. But they’re not the stars of the show. They’re great in that classic, no-fuss kind of way. What you really come here for is the view. Especially at night, it’s stunning. The softly glowing facades of the Louvre stretch out the entire panorama, casting a romantic silhouette that makes the whole experience feel cinematic. It’s one of those places where the setting does the heavy lifting—and honestly, it’s worth it for that view alone. Voir plus

Kourt Marie

a month ago

5

Le Cafe Marly is an absolute gem! From the moment we arrived, everything was flawless. We were seated immediately, which was a wonderful start to our dining experience. The food was exceptional—every dish bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. To top it off, the views were simply breathtaking, adding an extra layer of magic to the meal. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for a perfect blend of great food, impeccable service, and stunning scenery. Voir plus

Richard Corbin

a week ago

1

While my visit to Paris was filled with unforgettable moments—most notably my time at the Louvre—the experience at Café Marly left me deeply unsettled. Let me start with the positive: our server, Axel, was a true professional. He was courteous, attentive, and engaging—the kind of ambassador for a restaurant that makes guests want to return. His service stood in sharp contrast to the treatment we received upon arrival. The hostess who seated us was dismissive and disingenuous. Despite more than five open tables with views of the Louvre’s iconic pyramid, we were led to a back row with no explanation. When I asked if we could sit at one of the available window-side tables with better views of the courtyard, I was told they were “reserved for members, family, or important people.” Let me be clear: you never tell a guest they are not important. And to make matters worse, that statement was a lie. After we were seated, I spoke with two different parties seated at the very tables we had requested. Neither worked at the hotel, had family there, nor paid a premium for their seating. In other words, the hostess chose—without transparency or fairness—who she deemed worthy of the experience Café Marly claims to offer. I have photos to support everything I’ve said: of the empty tables, of the hostess walking freely back and forth choosing where she wanted to place guests, and of the fact that at least three of those “reserved” tables remained completely unoccupied for the entirety of our meal. This isn’t just about a table. It’s about respect. This kind of selective treatment not only diminishes the experience, but it actively deters potential advocates of your brand. I was prepared to speak highly of Café Marly to others visiting Paris. Instead, I will now be candid about the type of dismissive and dishonest treatment guests might encounter. You can—and must—do better. Voir plus