La Fabbrica Ternes

Chanced upon this delightful restaurant while exploring around Arc de Triomphe. Cozy vibes, very generous portion! Complementary jug of water & a basket of bread & pot of extra cheese was given, even though I was there alone. I ordered a Amatriciana & a glass of white wine. Very delicious and really affordable compared to the other restaurants nearby. They have an english menu.

Food was fresh, well prepared and flavorful. Excellent lasagna, the salad was so fresh and delicious. Good quality ingredients. The service was nice and efficient. My red wine was served cold which was disappointing, it's like drinking a warm beer. I should have returned it but I warmed it with my hands. In Paris, I mistakenly assumed restaurants know that reds should not be served. I definitely recommend this restaurant for the food. 5 stars for the food.....minus one for the wine.

An easy 5 stars from us. While we typically avoid Italian restaurants outside of Italy to indulge in local cuisine, with two children, ages 8 and 2, and exhausted after three days at Disneyland, we opted for convenience on our first night in Paris. Our hotel was nearby, and a quick Google search led us to this restaurant just a 2-minute walk away. What a pleasant surprise! The food was much better than many Italian restaurants we've tried in Italy. The pasta was cooked to perfection, and the "cotoletta" was impeccably done. The staff was absolutely wonderful, especially with the little ones – patient, friendly, and efficient. The restaurant wasn't overly cramped, which was a relief with a stroller to "park". While there were no outdoor tables (not that we would have used them in the rainy weather), the atmosphere inside was delightful. Highly recommended! In fact we came back on the last night before flying home!

A good place where to go for eating something Italian. As an Italian I can say that the pasta Amatriciana was good, the guanciale was a little bit too cooked and no crispy at all but, it definitely had a good taste. Just to give a suggestion, don't put onion in it, there is no onion in the original recipe. The salad was definitely good and worth the price. The guy who was serving us was a little bit too in a rush and hurried. In the end the place has a good kitchen that delivers food that is very similar to the Italian ones with a slight difference given by the fact that we're having food in france so it is a line with the taste that we have here but it's definitely worth the trying even if you are Italian. Approved !!

Nice, informal restaurant near Arc De Triomph, I and my wife went for dinner a couple of weeks ago. Caponata was not bad, while pizza as starter could be improved. We had branzino fish as main course, which was fresh and well-prepared. Waiters were kind and agreeable. Price was fair considered Paris standards. Even if the dishes had little of actual Italian food, I recommend this place for those looking for simple tasty cuisine in a quiet atmosphere

The lunch set was worth the price. Had today’s special which was meat balls tomato penne. I thought the meatball was little dry as there wasn’t a lot of sauce to go with. But took some from my friend’s baked aubergine dish and it was very nice. Seemed full house by 1ish. The aubergine and artichoke dishes were nice. The tiramisu (without alcohol!! ) was the highlight!

Excellent food. Had the antipasti that was very good as shown in image. Then had a penne with tomatoes and some other stuff on top that a saw a local eating. It smelled and looked so good I had to order it. No regrets for sure. Wifey had Ravoli with Truffle, deliciouso. This is where the locales eat with no foreigners. Highly Recommend

Great food. The Tartufo is excellent. Could be a little quicker on drinks service but it was busy and only two people so understandable!!