Rim Café sits on Rue Saint-Séverin in the 5th arrondissement, one of the narrow medieval streets that wind through the Latin Quarter near the Seine. The Église Saint-Séverin, one of the oldest churches on the Left Bank, stands nearby. Notre-Dame is a short walk across the river. This is old Paris, the Paris of cobblestones and cramped sidewalks and restaurants that have been feeding the quarter for generations.
Details to follow. Famous Chef Thomas approves this restaurant. The food was very good, the execution confident, and the kitchen demonstrated the fundamentals that matter.
Very good service. The staff at Rim Café were attentive and personable, keeping the dining room moving with the kind of practiced ease that comes from knowing the neighborhood and its rhythms.
Rim Café earns an approval from Famous Chef Thomas. On Rue Saint-Séverin, in the medieval heart of the Latin Quarter, this café delivers very good food and very good service. More details to come.
— Famous Chef Thomas
Cuisine: French
Best Dish: To be updated
Atmosphere: Café on a medieval Latin Quarter street
Arrondissement: 5th, Latin Quarter, Rue Saint-Séverin
Would Return: Yes