Restaurant l'Ecurie in Paris

[vedette]

Can somebody tell me whether l'Ecurie is open on Saturdays or Sundays?

[BigboyDan]

Can somebody tell me whether l'Ecurie is open on Saturdays or Sundays?

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There are several restaurants around France with this name, but I assume:

- Restaurant l'Ecurie, 68 av. Charles de Gaulle 95700 Roissy-en-France

tel: (0)1 34 29 85 28

Call 'em up.

[Bux]

Or l'Ecurie, 2 r Laplace, 5ième Arr. 01 46 33 68 49

The 2004 Michelin lists an Ecuries du Château in Dampierre-en-Yvelines, (a Paris suburb) but I suspect that's not the one you want. The one I noted above is not listed in Michelin, so I have no idea if they are open on weekends.

[John Talbott]

Can somebody tell me whether l'Ecurie is open on Saturdays or Sundays?

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There are several restaurants around France with this name, but I assume:

- Restaurant l'Ecurie, 68 av. Charles de Gaulle 95700 Roissy-en-France

tel: (0)1 34 29 85 28

Call 'em up.

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Or email them at restaurantlecurie@minitel.net

I'd be interested in your experience if you eat there and you should post it on the thread started by Scotsaute. I'm always looking for places out there. Their website has a nice map too. I like their menu - e.g. ray with brie, but the fact that the prices are in francs means either that they've neglected to update it or it's out of business. In any case, let us know the followup.

[Bux]

I like their menu - e.g. ray with brie, but the fact that the prices are in francs means either that they've neglected to update it or it's out of business.  In any case, let us know the followup.

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If the web site shows prices in francs, I wouldn't count on the menu being up to date.

[John Whiting]

Can somebody tell me whether l'Ecurie is open on Saturdays or Sundays?

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No one has even speculated as to whether it might be my little favorite just around the corner from the Pantheon. Probably too down market.

[Bux]

No one has even speculated as to whether it might be my little favorite just around the corner from the Pantheon. Probably too down market. 

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I posted:

Or l'Ecurie, 2 r Laplace, 5ième Arr. 01 46 33 68 49 

Is that not the one?

[John Whiting]

No one has even speculated as to whether it might be my little favorite just around the corner from the Pantheon. Probably too down market. 

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I posted:

Or l'Ecurie, 2 r Laplace, 5ième Arr. 01 46 33 68 49 

Is that not the one?

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My apologies. I read it carelessly. The address I know is 58, rue de la Montagne Ste-Geneviève. It's at the corner of the two streets.

[David Lebovitz]

No one has even speculated as to whether it might be my little favorite just around the corner from the Pantheon. Probably too down market. 

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I posted:

Or l'Ecurie, 2 r Laplace, 5ième Arr. 01 46 33 68 49 

Is that not the one?

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I ate there December 27, 2004 and it was lame. It was charming inside and they give you a complimentary shot glass of sugary sangria (ick); the duck liver terrine was just a store-bought slab, the 'potato baked in the cinders' was a plain ole' baked potato (nothing wrong with that, but as an appetizer?) My steak was ok and the well-cooked fries that I asked for were still pale, and when we left the grill was virtually on fire, with flames enveloping the meat that was roasting on there. (My Parisian dining companion said "mauvaise pour le sante", aka, "bad for your health"). The meal was fair, at best. The night was saved (it was my birthday) by walking to the I'le St. Louie for some always-fabulous Berthillon caramel and chocolate ice creams.

Then in the middle of the night my dining companion got up and was violently ill. He'd had the lamb chops.

People in the past told us Ecurie was good, and the dining room does have a lot of charm, but I tossed their card out the next morning.

Edited January 6, 2005 by David Lebovitz (log)

[John Whiting]

People in the past told us Ecurie was good, and the dining room does have a lot of charm, but I tossed their card out the next morning.

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That's sad news. I wonder if it's changed hands? To my knowledge, it's been reliable for a good twenty years.