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9 Rue Auguste Laurent, 75011 Paris, France · Italian restaurant, Venetian restaurant · La Roquette

Cozy Venetian-leaning Italian in the 11th delivering refined, seasonal plates and a thoughtful wine list; portions run modest but flavors are polished.

Why this grade

Il Bacaro delivers refined, well-executed Venetian cuisine with thoughtful wine guidance in a warm, intimate neighborhood setting. The grade reflects solid execution across quality dimensions, though modest portions and occasional service inconsistencies prevent higher standing. Best suited for diners who value craftsmanship and wine pairing over generous portions or casual comfort.

The full picture

The room feels warm and intimate, the kind of neighborhood spot where a short menu signals confidence. Servers move with ease and a guest noted, "the wine pairing advice made our meal feel curated." However, there are some review authenticity concerns suggesting certain reviews may be solicited or influenced. The cooking leans seasonal and Venetian, with cicchetti to share, a bright spring risotto, and slow-cooked osso buco over saffron polenta. Flavors are polished rather than flashy, with a concise wine list chosen with care. Portions skew modest, but dishes show fine-tuned balance that suits diners who value craftsmanship. For families, there are workable choices like risotto primavera and simple pastas, but no kids menu and a short, rotating selection. Adventurous seafood like stewed cuttlefish may not suit picky palates. Expect smaller portions and consider sharing cicchetti to round out the meal.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Trendy, neighborhood-focused part of the 11th with casual wine bars and small bistros; draws locals and food-focused visitors.

Safety: Generally safe and lively with steady foot traffic, typical of central Paris residential streets.

What's nearby: Near Père Lachaise and lively dining streets; mix of apartments, cafes, and independent shops.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Il Bacaro?

Cicchetti to share, a spring risotto, and a saffron ossobuco are standout choices at clear price points.

What should I know before going to Il Bacaro?

Small, informal dining room with recommended reservations and modest portions that make the lunch formule a smarter value.

What's Il Bacaro like?

A cozy, wine-focused Venetian spot with a pleasant buzz that can feel cramped when busy.

Opening Hours

Sunday Monday19:15–22:00 Tuesday12:15–14:00, 19:15–22:00 Wednesday12:15–14:00, 19:15–22:00 Thursday12:15–14:00, 19:15–22:00 Friday12:15–14:00, 19:15–22:30 Saturday
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