Olympe Sports Café
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L'ambiance
Olympe Sports Café is Vincennes' go-to spot for catching the big match without sacrificing quality food. Run by former Olympic judo champion Bertrand Damaisin, this sports-themed bistro delivers solid traditional French cuisine in a relaxed, convivial atmosphere. Skip the tourist traps in central Paris and come here for honest, homemade dishes at reasonable prices—especially the lunch formulas that locals swear by.
Known For
- •watching sports matches
- •traditional French cuisine
- •homemade dishes
- •former Olympic judo champion owner
Best For
Location & Hours
Mo 12:00-14:30; Tu-Fr 12:00-14:30,19:00-02:00; Sa 19:00-02:00
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A Sports Bar That Actually Serves Great Food
Olympe Sports Café has earned its reputation as one of Vincennes' best restaurants, and it's easy to see why. The place is owned by Bertrand Damaisin, an ex-Olympic judo champion, and the sports theme runs throughout the decor and atmosphere. It's the kind of spot where you can gather with friends to watch a big football match while enjoying genuinely good traditional French food—something that's surprisingly rare in sports bars.
The menu focuses on classic, homemade dishes made with fresh ingredients. The lunch formulas are particularly good value, offering a taste of authentic French cooking at prices that won't break the bank. The service is friendly and the ambiance is relaxed and welcoming, whether you're dining alone or with a group. It's not fancy, but it's exactly what you want from a neighborhood bistro: honest food, good vibes, and a sense of community.
Lire en français
Olympe Sports Café s'est imposé comme l'un des meilleurs restaurants de Vincennes, et pour cause. L'établissement est dirigé par Bertrand Damaisin, ancien champion olympique de judo, et la thématique sportive imprègne toute la décoration et l'ambiance. C'est l'endroit idéal pour se retrouver entre amis afin de suivre un grand match de football tout en dégustant une véritable cuisine française traditionnelle—ce qui est étonnamment rare dans les bars sportifs.
La carte propose des plats classiques faits maison, préparés avec des produits frais. Les formules du midi offrent un excellent rapport qualité-prix, permettant de découvrir une cuisine authentique sans se ruiner. Le service est chaleureux et l'atmosphère détendue et accueillante, que l'on vienne seul ou en groupe. Ce n'est pas un restaurant chic, mais c'est exactement ce qu'on attend d'une bistro de quartier : une cuisine honnête, une bonne ambiance et un vrai sentiment de convivialité.