Food and Service were a total disappointment. Dirty plates "i.e. fresh coffee stains" on butter plates, overly pushy staff, pasta dishes that lacked flavor and quality. I grew up in the French restaurant business (over 20 years)and this establishment is a disgrace to the industry. We spent a week in Paris and of all the restaurants we went to Casa Di Delfo was the worst on counts. Flavor of the food was lacking, overpriced for the quality which was sub-par, the staff was very unprofessional, pushy, and only interested in trying to get as many euros out of our wallets with no interest in pleasing the cutomer. Example: We were a party of 6, we asked for butter to go with our bread, the staff seamed annoyed that we asked for butter, then when it came, it was basically placed on a freshly used coffee cup plate revealing the disgusting fresh coffee stain as we began scooping the butter from the plate with our knives. When we brought this to the attention of the waiter who served us he didn't care and smiled and walked away. We also overheard the manager asking the waiter if we paid our bill and as soon as he was informed that we had, he immediately sat down to a table of one of his regular customers to chat up a storm with. If you prefer to get ripped off, eat mediocre pasta dishes, and not get the quality of service you think you deserve, then please go to this establishment. Don't be fooled by the previous reviews or the smooth talker at the front door...once they you through the door this place can't back up it's claims. Regards, Gilles

We searched the lovely city of Paris for an Italian restaurant, as we are not huge fans of French Cusine...and we happend upon this lovely little place not too far from the Eiffel Tower. The food was great, the service was excellent, the wine was fine, and the staff were fun. Try it, you'll like it!

I have travelled all over the world--Asia, Europe, North American and South America--and this is one of my favorite restaurants. The setting is quiet, right off of George V, and the front windows open out to a nice little Parisian street. The restaurant is nicely decorated and the owner and staff are genuinely friendly and interesting. The wine list is superb for a small restaurant and the food delicious. My favorite is Vitello Limone. I have been coming to this restaurant for close to 10 years and will continue to come each time I visit Paris.