Ancestral pizzeria in the Panier, popular with regulars for decades, offering pizzas, fried supions and grilled meats.
An institution, with all the folklore and Provencal gouaille that goes with it. Founded in 1943 by a Sicilian immigrant, the restaurant was taken over by his son, Etienne, a true local figure. Noisy, lively and bustling, authentic cuisine. Little choice, cheese or anchovy pizza, grilled meats and fried supions. In what has historically been one of the city's most Italian neighborhoods, there's no doubt that the Cassaro family's gastronomic heritage is alive and well. A haphazard welcome, not always kind to the uninitiated.
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Members' reviews on CHEZ ÉTIENNE
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Many people and D regulars do is noisy friendly is as has the house Not possible resevation step of credit card
Here no chi chi family atmosphere
Good simple but step of carte of dishes
Menu Leaves from pizzas as starters (cheese or very good anchovy) then supions steak with aubergine salad and has the tomato Do hearty is good and the price is reasonable
Thank you in Etienne and his successor.
Laissez la pizza et prenez plutôt la pièce de viande très très copieuse..
On s'attend à un gros steack mais c'est presque un rôti entier que l'on vous servira;
avec une salade c'est parfait.