Le Compas

Le Compas is often lively and busy, guests describe the venue as lovely, lively, and frequently full, but several visitors note Sunday evenings (for example, a Sunday night) can be easier to get a table.

Sunday evenings can be a great choice, one guest reports being seated immediately on a Sunday night when other nearby places required reservations.

Yes, Le Compas makes a lovely choice for a special evening, with guests praising its warm, lively yet comfortable atmosphere and noting memorable Valentine's Day and special-occasion visits.

Portions tend to be generous, guests comment on large servings and note the set breakfast and mains come with plenty of food.

Yes, Le Compas offers a generous outdoor terrace/large outdoor seating area that guests enjoy for people-watching and dining al fresco.

Tenue décontractée, casual and comfortable attire is appropriate; nothing formal is expected.

Le Compas feels like a classic, cosy Parisian bistro, chatty, buzzy dining rooms with warm, attentive service and a relaxed, welcoming vibe that spills onto the street-side terrace.

Yes, Le Compas is welcoming for families: reviewers say children (one party’s 11-, 9- and 8-year-olds) loved their meals, and servers like Ishmael are praised for being great with kids.

Le Compas seats guests inside in a cozy dining room (including window tables), has a large outdoor terrace/patio ideal for drinks and people-watching, and also operates a bar.