Restaurant Chez Lucette

Poorest restaurant hygiene I've ever seen in my life.
I wanted to leave after walking in, but some of the restaurant customers were being friendly, so I sat down at a table.
The plates, bowls, cups, and utensils were all faded and stained with old food, indicating that it was obviously not properly washed.
Once the food was ordered, it was served messily on a plate with burnt chars and some cut rope that was accidentally mixed into the food.
They only take cash and are potentially not licensed, hence the sanitation issues.

An absolute, unexpected gem! We were thoroughly charmed by this hidden find with seriously delicious food.
The 3-course main (beef and potatoes), cheese and dessert costed 23 euros — and it was worth every penny. At first, we were unsure what to expect, but the food was home-cooked fare made with heart.
And with seriously the best flan I've ever tasted! The restaurant is run by a husband-wife couple who are hilarious and charming.
We left with happy bellies and huge smiles on our faces! Cards aren't accepted, so be sure to bring cash.
I highly recommend it and hope to be back one day :)

A visit to Chez Lucette is not simply a visit to a good Parisian restaurant but a complete dining experience.
The unwritten menu consists of a few, select dishes that are prepared fresh, to order, and with the authentic taste of “home cooking”.
You should also visit the restaurant for the entertaining conversation with the proprietors (particularly Monsieur Bernhard).
You might miss some things if your French is weak but I’m sure you will be made to feel welcome no matter what language you speak.
In short, you MUST visit Chez Lucette soon because authentic Parisian restaurants with great food, reasonable prices, and engaging conversation are quickly disappearing.
We will certainly be back!