Eva Nouissement
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Very user friendly. We make friends with total strangers at the tables next door. The atmosphere is good-natured and jokes are flowing from everywhere. The awakening of the other senses brings out a better face of ourselves! The adorable server Mohand and very attentive despite our childishness. I would do it again in a heartbeat! If qd mm the price leaves something to think about!

lara facchinetti
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A great concept that awakens our senses. The guides are very organized and make you feel comfortable so that we have no fear. The restaurant does not neglect the quality of the food, the products of which are organic and local! Well done to the Dans le Noir team?

cyril k
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The experience is incredible, you choose your formula (with wine, without wine etc), you communicate your allergies if you have some and it's gone! A visually impaired person takes you to the room and you receive dishes as and when, each time new surprises! I recommend

Valentine Zonta
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Great experience! it's quite confusing, it immerses us in another world where we are deprived of one of our senses to accentuate others ... the meal was perfect, the menus at the top just like the staff! A small flat ... we were in the company of disrespectful people: a table of 8 people who for my part had nothing to do here. We are asked to all of us to put any objects likely to light up during the experience, which was not respected because a laptop turned on. They spoke or even shouted loudly which ruined the moment for certain. It would be good to remind everyone of the rules before starting.

Sybil Collas
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The atmosphere and the experience themselves are fabulous. We face our own feeling of insecurity, we adapt and we tame the black groping - the moment is both agonizing and jubilant. The visually impaired guide waiters are a perfect fit with the restaurant theme. This unknown hand that draws us into darkness, to whom we trust all his confidence, is one of the highlights of the experience. However, the food is not entirely at the advertised price: lack of salt here, slight overcooking fishy by then, all happily caught by a flawless fowl. The dessert, too, is nice without marking. It's almost the discovery alone that makes the meal interesting. In the Black, so we pay the experience and the most expensive formulas are to avoid, the session remaining quite brief. To live with friends or as a couple for a memorable moment.

Selma BENHAMOU
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An interesting experience to live in spite of the lack of finesse of the dishes and the proximity of the tables (a canteen in the dark). The price / quality ratio has somewhat disappointed us and the concept is not fully exploited (lack of time given the following services?) But happy to have tried once.

Daniel Green
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Seriously over hyped. Do yourself a favour, cook yourself some nice food, invite some friends rounds, draw the curtains, turn off the lights, and it will be a better experience! Some say the food not great!, it was like the worst hospital food ever! Mush, no taste or flavour. The whole premises was seriously like a basement in some shop. OOOH " we will serve red and white wine in the dark, will you be able to tell the difference? " SERIOUSLY??? It is an idea that could be good, but so poorly executed, it failed on every level. Sorry guys, you need to try harder. But I guess its something people would only do once anyway, so why bother, just take peoples money and spend it on the hype, your not going to get repeat business either way, but then you know this already, and just hope you don't get honest reviews like this one.

Julien NUTTE
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Superb experience! Big flat nevertheless on: The noise Proximity to neighbors The lack of water carafe And the wait between each dish while it is a unique menu. By cons in terms of taste, we feasted on the entree To dessert!

salpal
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Dine in the dark is a great idea but the execution here is simply poor. From the minuscule and flavorless dishes to the crowding, this place just doesn't seem to care about the actual "dine in the dark" experience. Dine in the dark is meant to heighten your senses and give you a unique restaurant experience but instead of focusing on the very idea of what dine in the dark is supposed to be, it seems this restaurant just wants to make as much money as possible. You are packed together in the restaurant so tightly that you can hear the people talking to you so loudly you cannot even focus on your own conversation. The food portions were tiny and barely had any flavor. The dessert was literally tasteless and weirdly difficult to eat. The price is ridiculous so the experience. 43-50 euros per person would have been acceptable IF the experience was well thought-out and interesting. Even the poor tasting meal would have been salvaged if my partner and I at least had an intimate table of our own to take in the experience. If you want to do a dine in the dark, don't do this one in Paris. Do you research and make sure that it's a good one. This one is not worth it AT ALL

Dam. LE.DUC
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Too bad to pay so much just for the concept ... First we must know that we eat all next to each other on large tables, personally I first thought it would be embarrassing but in fact for to be honest, no! Or it's because we have fallen short of people respectful of the personal space of others. Then I'm not difficult but sincerely: I have almost eaten only the main course (pieces of poultry a little dry but edible) and I was very surprised at the presentation of the images of the menu that we are "supposed "to have eaten .. I will not insist on this point because in the darkness inevitably one can be mistaken. One thing is sure I did not feast for 57euros, especially the pie or there really I did not understand: without lying a priori roasted apples with a big shortbread almost salty and thick 7mm by "above". In short, disappointing for me. Finally, it may not be good luck but for us the general welcome has reminded us a bit of a "factory" lucrative. I will not go back 2 times. Thanks anyway for the experience!

Marion Chartier
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It was an experience as original as it was pleasant! We had the honor of entering the dining room with Djibi's arms, very good support and very good service. The cuisine is good and refined. He even gave us the chance to celebrate our 3 birthdays there with songs and little cries of joy from other customers Thank you to the team, the welcome from start to finish and in the kitchen. See you soon for new discoveries.

Aurore BUSSOT
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Warm welcome from the staff. Delicious menu, the dishes are full of secret / hidden ingredients (which encourages communication with your table neighbors). Friendly atmosphere (mainly due to our waiter who reassured us before entering the room and then explained the operation of the restaurant) it's a great gift idea for a parent or a couple (there were also families with children). children). It's very interesting, I recommend (then casually we did not break or break anything)

Ryan Ramstad
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Cool experience. It was more than just a meal. The room is pitch black. You try to guess what you are eating based off taste and smell. Food wasn t the best I have ever eaten. It takes some getting used to with no sight. The waiters mainly spoke French which I don t speak. It made the experience more confusing.

Dolores Gold
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3.5 stars for the food; 4 stars for the service. This idea was very trendy in Paris, and other cities, a few years ago - eating in pitch darkness. Just know that some of your friends may not be comfortable with it. It is a cool thing to experience an ounce. I would not go back - simply because my food is a large part of the overall aesthetic experience for me. I would like to know what they are and I would like to know about them. But I would like to applaud in the dark for creating a very cool environment throughout - and for their excellent service. 3.5 stars for food; 4 stars for the service. This idea was very trendy in Paris, and other cities a few years ago - eating in the dark. Just know in advance that some of your friends may not be comfortable with it. It's a cool thing to experience once but I would not go back - just because seeing my food is a big part of the overall aesthetic experience for me. I indulged in "surprise" - articles and learned later that they were ordinary - vegetables and seafood that I would know in my own parallel universe. But I would like to applaud In the Dark to create a very fresh environment everywhere - and for their excellent service.

Julien Gerold
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Interesting experience, in the dark tastes are different! To do at least once. Even if I had moderately appreciated the quality of the dishes. Big flat on the service of the entry by cons who asked if we had allergies or dishes that we can not eat. A person in my group signaled to the waiter that he did not want to eat a horse or a rabbit. What a surprise when I left the room when I discovered that our dish was rabbit while looking at the iPad. I let you imagine the state of the person at this time ..

brice poulot
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Excessive prices compared to what we eat. No finesse on the plate, dishes inconsistent in terms of flavors. For this price, we really expect better than that. The wines were average. Remains the experience, a little confusing and original, which brings a good atmosphere at the table.

Yakar Aska
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It was a real experience and was organized as such. We are guided from the entrance of the restaurant until the end and the revealing of the dishes. Everyone is friendly and the food is good but could benefit from being more surprising on certain dishes. A little disappointed with the quantities on the plates. I recommend doing this experience with friends if you can!

sabine renaud
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to do at least once ... a sensory experience more than interesting, a very warm welcome. developing your hearing, your sense of smell, and even your touch in the heart of a meal is unusual but rewarding and exciting. around a table with other guests, we learn to get to know each other differently. Serves not yamen, who shares his daily life, shows great empathy and becomes indispensable to the smooth running of this meal .... beyond the sensory experience ... a real human experience in my opinion ...