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Nestled in the heart of Paris at 2 rue de l'Amiral de Coligny, Le Corona offers a quintessential Parisian dining experience that combines classic French cuisine with a lively, authentic atmosphere. This restaurant, located just steps from the iconic Louvre Museum, is a favorite among locals and travelers alike seeking a taste of traditional French fare in a charming setting. With its prime location and inviting ambiance, Le Corona is the perfect spot to indulge in a leisurely lunch or a cozy dinner after a day exploring the city.

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Randomly came across this place on our walk to Notre Dame. We just needed a quick bite and sat outside as it was busy so we assumed it would be good.  I got a Cesar salad to be safe and it was disgusting.  The dressing was all over the entire salad and it was not good.  I barely ate anything and my husband got the sausage and fries, which was basically a boiled hotdog! Don't go! Obviously better places to stumble on if you need a place to eat.

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Wasn't anything spectacular, but enjoyed the food. My main complaint is the waiter rushed us to order and rushed us to leave. The restaurant was only half full at the time.

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Well; on the whole, the food in Paris was very good in all the places I went to including Le Corona, but.. I'm guessing that because Le Corona is right across the street from the Louvre museum; in their mind it means that they should jack up the prices to twice as much as you'd get if you were to just walk a couple blocks away. I mean, why not get those hungry tourists right by the fanny pack?
Yeah; I guess we were one of them even though it wasn't my idea to eat here, but after having walked over thirty thousand steps that day, I didn't care where we ended up.

So in re-cap, the food was good, at least I thought it was. It's your standard french fare of various baguette sandwiches, onion soup, frites, you're not getting anything fancy here.
Was it overpriced? Hell yes. Were the waiters friendly? Not really, especially when I asked for a carafe of water which is free at any restaurant, but they want to hook you in and make you pay for bottled water. The waiter was visibly upset about that and took his sweet time bringing us the water. Ah well, c'est la vie!

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It's been a mixed experience and not at all what we expected. Internet was a bit slow so I did not see the Yelp reviews, which surely would have steered me to avoid. 
The restaurant is fairly busy, likely primarily due to its location. The glasses are water stained and the silver wear has to be inspected for cleanliness. 
Speaking specifically of the items ordered, the Irish coffee is undrinkable sweet. I asked the waiter for a recommendation on wine, and received an excellent choice of Sauvignon Blanc. In terms of food, I disagree with a previous Yelp reviewer who was raving about the French Onion Soup. This version features cheese covered, soggy baguettes in otherwise tasteless onion water. The Quiche Lorraine, however bland, was a big step up, and incomparably (did this come from the same kitchen?), the escargot and lasagne were both delicious and absolutely worth our time and money. 
Restrooms (an important commodity in Europe) were administered preferentially and with bias, and not at all an example of French égalité.

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This cafe is adjacent to the Lourve so we stopped in because we were hungry, tired and dehydrated. Service was amazing. Our guy really took care of us and checked in with us several times during our stay here, something that you usually don't see in European cafes. The restrooms are coin operated and the waiter saw us heading in and gave us coins which added a nice touch. The food was good. I had the cheese platter, my daughters had burgers and my wife ordered a sandwich. All was good but keep in mind that the French don't offer mayo or mustard on sandwiches. They come as dry as the bread so be prepared when ordering a sandwich.

Having enjoyed the experience, I paid and tipped the waiter and we left.

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Great service and very kind staff. Their coffee is really well made and they have great ice cream. We stored our bags here for the day through stashed.com which was huge!!

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Sat down before reading the reviews and have to say i had a great experience. Great funny service and the food was good.

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Le Corona is located next to the Lourve Museum in Paris. They offer lunch and dinner but we were there for dessert, specifically crepes. My husband ordered the chocolate and I got the chocolate and banana. Both had whipped cream. I preferred the chocolate and banana because it was sweeter, but the chocolate was not bad. This was an open air restaurant with tables out front. We sat inside because it was cooler and less street noise. I'm not sure if they have air conditioning, but they were running fans when we were there. The waiters were attentive and helpful and a few spoke English which was helpful because our French is not good. Here's a tip: you will need a coin to use the restroom. Luckily, our waiter had one in his pocket that he let me use because I did not have any change.

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This is the worst place I ate at while in Paris. The ham and cheese crepe was not good. It was really oily. There wasn't much ham. It's small squared pieces of ham cut up with white cheese. The fried egg on top was not great. The entire dish together was bland, it was missing something. The service was worse. The older man who waited on us was really rude. My friends got the burger but they didn't like it at all, said it was bland as well. Take your money elsewhere because this is not the experience you should have while traveling through Paris or if you live here.

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Misogynistic toilet policy - unfortunately we did not read the other reviews until we were sitting down and eating. I had a pate sandwich which came on adorned with anything. I asked for some mustard and he did bring it, though no cornichones in sight. Hey Luke warm glass of Coke zero was €5.6. You do the math.

They still have the old fashion toilets and charge you €.20 if you need to sit down. Standing up is free, so women have to pay regardless of their intention. According to my wife, the ladies room was filthy with dirty toilet paper on the floor and mouse feces in plain view.
One last word on the toilet policy, to be fair when we asked for a change for my wife The waiter did provide a €.20 coin gratis.

Le Corona: Top Breakfast & Sandwiches Near Louvre, Paris

Begin your culinary journey at le corona with an array of delectable starters. Savor the classic french onion soup, topped with melted cheese and served with crusty baguette slices, a hearty and comforting choice. For lighter fare, the cheese platter offers a selection of fine cheeses that perfectly complement a glass of wine. If you're in the mood for something more substantial, the crispy baguette sandwiches are a popular option, though beware—french sandwiches are traditionally served without condiments like mayo or mustard, which adds to their authentic flavor.

Le corona offers a selection of traditional french fare with a focus on baguette sandwiches, onion soup, and frites. The escargot and quiche lorraine are notable options for those seeking authentic parisian flavors. For a more substantial meal, the burger and sandwich options are served with simplicity and care, providing a satisfying experience after a long day of sightseeing.

For dessert, indulge in crepes filled with chocolate or banana, topped with whipped cream—an iconic french treat. Complement your meal with a selection from the drinks menu, including well-crafted coffee and a variety of wines. The cafe's attentive service and inviting atmosphere make it a perfect spot to unwind after exploring the nearby attractions.

While exploring the menu, don't miss the chance to try the restaurant's signature quiche lorraine and the freshly prepared escargot. Pair these with a glass of fine wine or a refreshing beverage from the bar for a complete french dining experience that captures the essence of parisian culinary tradition.

Discover Le Corona in Paris's 75001 district—an inviting restaurant with authentic cuisine and vibrant atmosphere. Elevate your dining experience today!

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