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Ciasa MiaA-Worth Trying

19 Rue Laplace, 75005 Paris, France · Italian restaurant · 4.8/5 Google (564 reviews)

Reservations · Takeout

Creative Northern Italian tasting menus in a cozy chalet-like room deliver memorable meals, though pricing and occasional service rigidity may not suit every diner.

Why it gets an A- for overall quality

Ciasa Mia delivers exceptional food quality anchored by creative Northern Italian cooking and a celebrated signature egg course, supported by strong service knowledge and owner engagement. The distinctive Alpine-chalet ambiance creates genuine romantic appeal, though occasional consistency variations and modest portion sizes prevent grade A territory. A worthwhile destination for adventurous diners seeking refined, intimate tasting experiences.

Restaurant Summary

Tucked on a quiet Latin Quarter street, Ciasa Mia feels like a cozy Alpine chalet set down in Paris. Service skews personal, often with the owners presenting and explaining courses. One guest put it simply: "It felt like being welcomed into a chef’s home." The room stays calm and romantic, more whisper than buzz. The cooking leans Northern Italian with creative Alpine touches and French finesse. Expect amuses, a much-loved signature egg yolk course, and refined plates that prioritize nuance over heft. Adventurous mains sometimes divide opinion, but when everything lands, the tasting feels thoughtful and heartfelt—the kind of meal that lingers in memory. Families should note the tasting-only format and quiet vibe. There is no kids menu, portions are modest, and flavors skew refined. While a few simple bites appear, the lineup fits adventurous diners more than picky eaters. For children or very conservative palates, consider alternatives with more familiar choices.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost€85-€110 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Historic academic district with cobblestone streets, tourist footfall, and local students; intimate dining rooms and wine bars dominate.

Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked in evenings; typical central-Paris vigilance recommended.

Nearby: Near Panthéon and Sorbonne; narrow streets, boutique shops, cafes, and other small restaurants.

Quartier Saint-MédardThis neighborhood offers a mix of traditional Parisian charm with a youthful, intellectual vibe due to its proximity to the Sorbonne and other universities. Dining here ranges from casual bistros and cafés to more refined eateries, often frequented by students and visitors exploring the historic Latin Quarter.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday07:00–21:30 Tuesday12:00–13:30, 07:00–21:30 Wednesday12:00–13:30, 07:00–21:30 Thursday12:00–13:30, 07:00–21:30 Friday12:00–13:30, 07:00–21:30 Saturday07:00–21:30 Sunday

Available: Reservations, Takeout

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