Chez Bertrand

Chez Bertrand is listed online as a traditional Parisian bistrot at 99 Av. des Ternes, noted in local guides for classic bistro dishes and a neighbourhood atmosphere. Multiple dining directories and guide entries reference this address and a local phone number.

There is a similarly named official site (chezbertrand.com) that presents short‑stay apartments; these appear to be a separate business. Confirm which 'Chez Bertrand' you intend to visit before booking or calling.

A straightforward neighbourhood bistro serving familiar French plates (starters, mains like steak or fish, and simple desserts) in a casual, brasserie-style dining room.

Look out for:

• Traditional bistro dishes such as steak, tartare and moules commonly listed in menus and reviews.

• A compact, convivial dining room typical of Parisian neighbourhood brasseries.

• Listings in French guides (Gault&Millau, Le Bey) indicating consistent local recognition.

• Possible differences between the Ternes restaurant and the similarly named short‑stay apartments online; double-check which business you’re viewing.

Best way to experience it:

Reserve or call ahead on the published restaurant number if you plan to dine at peak times, check the latest opening hours on a reliable listing, and combine a meal with a stroll around the Ternes neighbourhood to enjoy nearby shops and cafes.

• The name 'Chez Bertrand' is used by different businesses online; verify address and website before booking.

• Local listings show the Ternes bistro at 99 Av. des Ternes (phone listed on aggregators); contact the venue to confirm hours and reservations.

• Opening hours reported on directories may vary; check current hours before you go.

• Menus are traditional and seasonal; ask staff about daily specials or dietary needs.