This restaurant is tucked away around the corner of a cul-de-sac near the Pompidou Centre and was a delightful surprise. It was recommended by the hotel where I stayed. It was quiet when on arrival at 7pm but by 8pm was full of locals and regulars.  The souflee was memorable and the food all round was excellent. The friendly service to a solitary Australian was welcome and if it was warm enough it would be pleasant to sit outside - no passing traffic. But indoors had interesting decor/pictures on the wall and a cosy ambience.