Friendly welcome bar typical of the 17th district. couscous every day! Several cocktails, beer and wine…… A pint of blonde is 4 euros all day long! Happy hour from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. I recommend this Parisian café!

Very good couscous and a very friendly welcome.

Warm and friendly welcome. The couscous is very good.

BEST COUSCOUS OF THE 17TH CENTURY! A warm welcome, couscous to die for; I recommend 1000% and all the neighbors will think the same!

The best couscous in Batignolles! Generously served, great taste, inexpensive. In short, only qualities!

A timeless place. Simple but delicious dishes, unbeatable value for money, coupled with the kindness of the staff: I can only recommend.

Great couscous! We were won over… merguez couscous 🥰 Thank you 🙏🏼

A delicious couscous. Top wines. Always a friendly welcome. To test. Thanks boss for the digeo 😋

Not the best couscous !

(Translated by Google) Great couscous, great welcome. Nice wines. Do not hesitate to test. (Original) Super couscous, super accueil. Vins sympas. Ne pas hésiter à tester.

(Translated by Google) The couscous is extra. Everything is good, meat, vegetables and semolina. The boss is very nice. (Original) Le couscous est extra. Tout est bon , viande légumes et semoule. Le patron est très sympa.

Super bistrot de quartier !

Thank God ! Finally, a restaurant/bar that has managed to stay in its own right, in a neighborhood hit by gentrification and the disappearance of traditional establishments so dear to our hearts. At Kamel, we find the Paris we love. This resilient establishment has understood what is needed in Batignolles: affordable prices and a quality offering, in an area where having a drink or eating a dish of the day (don't miss the chef's delicious couscous) becomes so rare. The setting, the atmosphere and the service take us back to Paris which is unfortunately disappearing little by little and before the disappointed eyes of Parisians. I highly recommend this unmissable establishment and guarantor of such a Parisian and local tradition which is gradually disappearing before the sad eyes of the people of the neighborhood.