Le Stendhal - Clichy

Arriving from Brittany around 10:00, we got a smile. We taste the home couscous that is beautiful with an affordable price. A must-see address in the Merci area for this relaxing moment

Very good quality food and very nice price! Good atmosphere! I recommend.

Happened to come across this little gem. Authentic, wonderful food. Lovely service. Would reccomend for a calm, relaxed drink meal.

Great spot, friendly, very good value

Ne does not win a battle by blindly sending mercenaries to the front. François 1er went to Marignan in person and Fidel Castro, entrenched with 3,000 men in the Sierra Maestra mountains lead the decisive attack on the Moncada barracks himself. As concerns cuisine, some brigades as experienced as Swiss guards can be decimated for lack of a visionary leader. The Swiss infantry destroyed in the Po Valley by the young Renaissance king saw their legend of invincibility shattered. In the war of taste one smart mind is worth more than a hundred well-equipped soldiers as evidenced by David Souma, the clever sentry of a drunken boat in search maritime epiphanies. At the Stendhal, a way station on the route between Paris and Dakar next to the Père Lachaise cemetery, this invigorating and delicious restaurant serves as an air bridge between France and Senegal. One of the cooks, Annie Duvauchelle, a neighborhood character, treats hordes of fans of delicious family fare meals at noon, while in the evening everything that does not kill us makes us stronger. I’d like to talk about thieps, maffés and colombos, accompanied by a sauce quite capable of topping the Scoville scale. It is said that music soothes the savage. This is doubtlessly true for the owner, previously a famous DJ who will reward you with a soothing ginger juice to put out the fire.