Citrus
Paris
At a glance
Nestled in the bustling 8th arrondissement of Paris, Citrus Restaurant offers an intriguing fusion of classic French culinary traditions with global inspirations. Located just minutes from major landmarks like the Palais de l'Élysée and the Champs-Élysées, Citrus provides an elegant yet unpretentious dining experience. The focus here is on quality, with fresh ingredients forming the backbone of their varied menu. Diners can enjoy a meticulously crafted meal in the chic ambiance of the restaurant, which features both a cozy indoor setting and a charming patio that can be reserved for private events. Reviews highlight the restaurant's dedication to quality service and its aesthetic appeal, creating an inviting backdrop for gatherings, whether intimate or corporate. The menu offers a selection of cocktails and a brunch service, attracting visitors and locals alike looking for refined dining without overcomplicating the experience.
Reviews
Nice looking restaurant, especially the outside part was nice to sit in even in the winter with the heaters. Service was good and friendly. Starter was gnocchi, good but nothing special. Main course was the beef (me) and bouillabaise (gf), both were bland and easily made, which was a shame for 2 dishes who could be very good. In general a good restaurant if your expectations aren’t too high.
A great find near our hotel during visit in Paris. Refined, well prepared classic French dishes, nice cocktails. Staff are super helpful and knowledgeable about their wine and liquors. Perfect ambience in the covered patio with gas heaters and lighting for a relaxing dinner.
I had the best soup ever in this restaurant! And I wasn't even planning on ordering the soup, but when I saw that there were options to make a menu with the appetizer, main dish and desert for a lower price - I went for it. The soup had different varieties of taste and texture, I still remember it very well. The other dishes were good, the cocktail was great. The place is cozy and the waiters are attentive and discreet.
Very nice place! And great food, too. And even the staff is good in English (at least one of them)! The only bad thing, the beer was a already sour (not by style). But will gladly return again, one day. For the veal with the mushrooms, at least.
