5/5 Bomethius 9 months ago on Google • 1 review
We
went
here
after
the
Louvre,
primarily
because
it
was
one
of
the
only
places
still
open
after
2:30p,
and
we
were
starving.
It
looked
highly
rated
and
fun,
so
we
walked
over.
Now
that
I’ve
been
to
both
places,
I
can
confidently
tell
you
to
just
skip
the
Louvre
(you
can
more
closely
study
Da
Vinci’s
masterpieces
online)
and
go
directly
to
Cook’n
Saj
—
unless
you
want
a
stuffy,
crowded,
overwhelmingly
busy
experience
to
further
enhance
the
relaxed,
tasty
time
you’re
sure
to
have
at
Cook’n
Saj…
I
cannot
adequately
describe
for
you
how
enjoyable
our
experience
was
at
Cook’n
Saj.
Please
go.
It’s
all
amazing.
We
got
the
humus
and
a
big
plate
of
their
rice,
chicken,
beef,
and
salad
—
enough
for
two
to
share.
The
bread
that
comes
with
the
hummus
is
a
great
time.
Our
server
was
Nikoleta,
and
she’s
fantastic.
If
you’re
American
or
primarily
an
English
speaker,
who
has
undoubtedly
spent
some
amount
of
your
visit
smiling
uneasily
through
one-sided
conversations
of
rapid
fire
French,
only
to
fumble
the
word
“Merci”
and
almost
die
of
cringe,
you
will
feel
warmly
welcomed
here.
Anyway,
we
told
them
that
we
liked
Cook’n
Saj
better
than
the
Louvre.
I
promise
you
will
too.