New chef, from what I was told. And he is a badass. We did the 7 course tasting menu and were dazzled with every bite. Big flavors and complexity lead to a very wonderful dinner. We did the wine pairing as well, but I would have preferred to have done the wine on my own. You will enjoy. The chef is from Spain and I think he may become a big deal. (Just saying)

We had the lunch set 5-course meal that the chef chooses for you. For 69 euros was a good value. Everything was amazing including the 2 starters, 2 mains (1 fish and 1 duck plate) and the dessert was to die for. Plan to spend 2 hours for lunch for the fine dining (Michelin) experience.

Food: The 5 course meal was incredible! My family and I enjoyed all 5 dishes, but our favorites had to be the bread (soooo warm and fresh, with homemade seaweed butter) and the dessert. No complaints, it's definitely Michelin star quality. Service: It's fine dining, so expect food to be on the slower side, but very enjoyable. Our server was very knowledgeable, a lot of clientele were from other non-French speaking countries, so they spoke very good English. Ambiance: Cute, small, very French restaurant in a rather hidden alley. Only 1 bathroom though.

What didn't go well?? The food at least the 5 course is amazing. The wine pairing is beyond what I can explain and you get this perfect experience in terms of service, ambiance and pace of serving.

We had a wonderful 5 course tasting menu on our first time and first evening in Paris. The wine pairing was perfect. Our favorite tasting was the dessert. Delicious! The staff was attentive and the atmosphere was romantic. The architecture is high ceilings with Parisian charm, large arch windows and a rustic boho interior design with a mix of mediums.

Le Christine was recommended as a perfect spot for an anniversary dinner. It also satisfied my desire to try a starred restaurant, and even better in the heart of Paris. It was indeed a great spot for all of that. We opted for a tasting menu with the accompanying wine selections. And the meal was very much an experience. My wife is far more adventurous that I and she marveled at the tastes on offer. The location itself is in a very lovely, walkable area, close to the metro, but far enough to enjoy the stroll and journey. The restaurant is intimate, allowing for good conversation, but lively enough to not be boring. It's the perfect spot to enjoy the company of your party. The service itself was outstanding. The staff were attentive, informative and interacted with us both in English and our very amateur-level French. Overall the meal was an outstanding value and I can't think of a better place for a romantic anniversary dinner in Paris.

Amazing food and service. We made a reservation in advance and absolutely enjoyed everything the chef prepared on the tasting menu, along with the most perfect wine paring options. The ambiance is very French and elegant. Everything was enjoyable and amazing. We highly recommend and will be back. Merci, Le Christine!!

Had a fantastic dinner here! Every course was beautifully presented and so delicious. The service felt a bit slow at times but not enough to take away from our experience. Servers spoke English and were very nice.

Our friend was very passionate about this place. We had several Michelin Star meals - all of them paled in comparison to this place. It's a very Michelin Star ready experience - so expect the un-American slow roll of service and treatment. They were so kind and their english speaking waitress helped us navigate the experience. Everything was on-point. The wine courses paired perfectly to each wave of culinary display. The taste was out of this worldly. The wine selection was beyond compare. The lobster tartar was OMG. We will be back next spring.

This place is a hidden gem! Truly, it is. We made reservations a week out and when we headed over from our hotel, it was in a dark area with limited lights. Thought our gps had issues or I read the directions wrong. When we neared the establishment, you'll find this small restaurant with limited settings from the window. Your view will venture back to the quasi open kitchen. It's only when you ask for the restroom to realized that there's more than meets the eyes. There's a whole other setting area in the back that is quite lovely! Think I saw a patio that is usually used for dinning also, had it not rain that day of course. The restaurant experience was well thought out. They knew of the language barrier and offered an English menu. That already set the tone for the rest of the evening for me. It's the little things that goes the distance around a dining experience. Food wise, everything we ordered was spectacular. Dishes were nicely plated and beautiful to the eyes. Foie gras was seared well with a Luther crisp. The fish appetizer was so light and right for the entrées to come. Scallops and potato gnocchi was so well balanced! I tried the sea bass that my fiancée ordered and thought it was tasty as well. Though, the flavor profile of the fish was a bit flat but the fish came out great. The basil lime dessert was a great finish. I would come back again just for that and a glass of white wine. A nice twist is the canapé! Didn't know much about it until this was introduced to us here. The first and last bite was truly remarkable. We enjoyed this dinning experience and hope that you will too!