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Cleo
“Matches your preference for quiet, immersive environments. This venue's atmosphere aligns with your saved favorites.”
L'ambiance
Cleo hits that sweet spot between neighborhood comfort and elevated dining. You'll find semi-painted walls, mismatched chairs, and a menu that plays with familiar dishes like sea bass with herby peas and pizza bread with achiote butter. It's the kind of place that works just as well for a casual Tuesday night as it does for a low-key weekend date—especially if you snag a spot outside in the summer when the orange wine bottles flow freely onto the street.
Known For
- •sea bass with herby peas
- •pizza bread with achiote butter
- •orange wine selection
- •mismatched chairs and semi-painted walls
Best For
Location & Hours
Mo-Su 16:00-24:00
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Cleo: Neighborhood Comfort with Elevated Flair
Cleo is one of those restaurants that just gets it right without trying too hard. The space has this perfect amount of grit—think semi-painted walls and mismatched chairs—that makes you feel like you've stumbled into a local favorite rather than a polished tourist trap. The food is comfort elevated: the sea bass with herby peas is a standout, and you can't go wrong with the pizza bread topped with that neon orange achiote butter. It's the kind of place where you can show up in jeans and feel completely at home, whether you're grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a leisurely dinner.
What really sets Cleo apart is how versatile it is. It works equally well for a casual Tuesday night with friends or a low-key weekend date. The staff strikes that perfect balance between attentive and unobtrusive, and the wine list leans heavily into natural and orange wines, which pairs beautifully with the food. In summer, the outdoor seating spills onto the street and becomes this lively hub where locals gather to share bottles and people-watch. It's not fancy in the traditional sense, but it's got that special energy that makes you want to keep coming back.
Lire en français
Cleo, c'est le genre de restaurant qui réussit sans forcer. L'espace a cette dose parfaite de décontraction—murs semi-peints, chaises assorties—qui te donne l'impression d'avoir découvert un vrai coin des locaux plutôt qu'un établissement tourné vers les touristes. La cuisine, c'est du confort revisité : le bar de mer avec ses petits pois parfumés est une pépite, et impossible de se tromper avec le pain à pizza nappé de ce beurre achiote orange vif. C'est l'endroit où tu peux arriver en jean et te sentir chez toi, que ce soit pour un repas rapide ou un dîner tranquille.
Ce qui fait vraiment le charme de Cleo, c'est sa polyvalence. Ça marche aussi bien pour un mardi soir entre amis que pour un rendez-vous du week-end en toute simplicité. Le personnel trouve cet équilibre parfait entre attentionnée et discrète, et la carte des vins penche fortement vers les vins naturels et orangés, qui s'accordent parfaitement avec la cuisine. En été, la terrasse déborde sur la rue et devient un lieu de vie animé où les locaux se retrouvent pour partager des bouteilles et observer la rue. Ce n'est pas raffiné au sens traditionnel, mais il y a cette énergie spéciale qui donne envie de revenir.