We’ve encountered enough examples of terrible value for money in Paris not to mention this fair-trade bistro between Trocadéro and the Etoile, which performs admirably across the board—with efficient, relatively cheerful service and dishes that aren’t neglected: the terrine is decent and well-presented, the pollock is quite generous and cooked to perfection, served with sweet potato purée and spinach in a coconut-curry sauce, followed by a strawberry tiramisu—not quite a traditional tiramisu but still quite tasty. The entire meal comes to around €50, with a small selection of wines by the glass and daily specials on the chalkboard.