Timeless and irresistible: you sit down, and you’re in Saint-Germain, where the Nouvelle Vague comes and goes, and Paris pulsates eternally. The menu hasn’t changed much since the 1950s, but it has adapted to a new century and a new time zone: Gillardeau oysters, Pétrossian caviar, Bismarck herring with mayonnaise, as well as a semi-cooked tuna steak with piperade, which accompanies the great classics: 5A andouillette, kidneys with mustard seeds, and blanquette. A well-stocked wine cellar and a well-established service.