The menu is small but well conceived. You have your choice of salad, soup, pasta, or the plate du jour. Fixed price menus may combine these choices with an optional dessert. Today’s choices were a vegetarian vegetable soup, a green salad, pasta with Gorgonzola and bacon, Eggplant Parmesan, and a chicken and rice dish.

The food is prepared in advance and heated upon ordering. This keeps the service quick and friendly. I had the eggplant dish with a fromage blanc and herbs combination for dessert. Gustav’ provides Eric Kayser bread; just one of the details that make this restaurant a step above.

Gustav is wheelchair friendly. There is a very small step to enter. However, there are no outdoor seats and the interior is rather cramped. I don’t know if they have a public bathroom. Most people take the food back to work or home to eat.

Similar Restaurants

Keep an eye out for these small restaurants. You’ll find a great lunch, fresh food, and friendly service.

• Parisian Sweet Bar – near Bercy
• Judicious Vegetarian Restaurant – near Bastille
• Cocoon – around the corner from Gustav
• Bubbles – near St. Paul/Marais
• L’Epicerie Verte – near Thernes
• Foody’s Soup and Salad – rue Montorguiel
• La Ferme – near Opera
• Gout Zen – behind Bibliotèque Francoise Mitterrand metro station

Gustav’ Good Choice

154 Blvd Pereire (17°)

09 63 52 01 72

gustav-good-choice@orange.fr

Metro: Pereire, Porte de Champerret

Lunch restaurant

Wheelchair Friendly: very small step to enter, cramped interior

• Overall: 4/5
• Location: 3/5
• Taste: 4/5
• Service: 5/5
• Vegetarian Friendly: 4/5
• Vegan Friendly: 3.5/5
• M.E.F. Friendly: 4/5

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