Paris House Restaurant

The Paris House gets you before you are even there as the drive up is spectacular and from then on its an amazing experience. The food is beautifully presented and taste divine, the service is attentive and nothing is too much trouble the only downside is it is very queit and you feel "watched" Its also expensive so keep for a special anniversery or such like.

Thsi is a very posh restaurant. Locally renowned for being an excellent place to take soemone on a special occasion , however some freinds went recently and said the food wasn't quite as it had been in previous visits, fingers crossed just a blip

This has been here many years and we know the owners. Its certainly a place to go if you appreciate food, the best steak and fish you will ever have. The service is spot on and there's some very tasty and expensive wine on hand. Because its an experience its comes with a price tag, but a must to impress your misses on anniversaries.

I have to give this place a million stars for everything, the service is impecable, the food is the best I have ever had, with melt in the mouth beef, the ambience is amazing, the location and decor and just everything about this place is top notch, i find that i giggle for the whole night in here, in between trying to pretend i am rich and posh enough to be here.

Most decadent, amazing meal of my life. Everything was perfectly prepared and served. We sat at the dining bar which was great because our waiter was on hand to answer our questions the entire time.

I started with La Tomate which was tomato gazpacho with croutons and ricotta cheese. Then we had a pea soup/mint gelee amuse bouche. For my entree, I ordered the L'Amadai (pronounced "ah-ma-die"). Our sever told us that Amadai is a Japanese fish, and was worth trying It was a great recommendation. It was a pan-sauteed flaky white fish served in a Yuzu citrus broth with lily bulbs. With our entree, we were served a side of truffled mashed potatoes par gratis, and they were the best mashed potatoes I have ever had. So smooth. Then, our waiter presented us with one of the restaurant's new pre-desserts, which was a combination coconut foam, rum ice, passionfruit souffle. It was tiny, but delicious. For dessert, I had L'Exotique, which was wonderful. It was a citrus-y dessert - some mango sorbet, some souffle, some fruit topped with a sprinkling of gold foil which was surprisingly edible. My friend started with the raviolis and ordered Le Chocolat Sensation for dessert. I tried both and recommend them too.

The cost for our two starters, two entrees, two desserts, two glasses of wine and one lager was £98.

While the price was somewhat exorbitant, I must say it was totally worth it. The food was top notch, the service was wonderful and the experience was priceless. Treat yourself!

As you would probably imagine being in Woburn this place is amazing. Woburn itself is lovely anyway, and this is a proper treat to come here. Ive been here for my last few anniversaries and its been well worth it, im glad i havent picked up the bill as it is quite expensive, with very nice wine. A truly lovely experince if you love your food, not quantities of food, but quality.