La Taverne - Puteaux

Dirty plate came out. Very bad service. Wine was ok. Atmosphere very rushed and chaotic. Then owner came out with bits of food all over him and I between his teeth. Then he started to have an arguement with his wife, his girlfriend and his staff. Food was very poor, they kept on saying you must have the special. It was like boiled leather with vegetables. Ended up going to McDonalds in the shopping centre.

Good service. Food were tasty. But it took a long time to serve! Part of the French anyways. Happy visit to this restaurant.

We stay in Puteaux with friends every October for the horse racing at Longchamps a couple of miles away. It's a good base. We always eat at Le Sain Sert on the Friday evening when we arrive, but that bistro is closed over the weekend. We have eaten here at La Taverne on the Saturday evening for the past two years, thanks to a recommendation from the concierge of the Hotel Le Dauphin. This year we all ate off the specials menu. I had some lovely tender pork fillet. All seven of us enjoyed both the food, the atmosphere and the wine. Expect to pay about €40 per head for three courses plus wine. The menu is more extensive than Le Sain Sert, and the food is just as good. Everything is cooked fresh. Unfortunately, this led to slow service and main courses not arriving together on our last visit, an issue for which I must deduct a star.

Very nice surprise very good quality price, we have taken entry/plat/dessert for 60 euros -(10 euros with fork), served with generosity (a lobster per person) very successful. We even had a cup of champagne not scheduled at the time of vows

A small, non-pretentious neighbourhood bistro, a limited menu in proposals that guarantees fresh products. formula at 19€ with flat or dessert dish. the service is variable according to whom you fall. the backyard offers a shaded terrace in the shade of a wall with a large fresco: a true haven of peace.