Eating in Paris

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88 Restaurants

73 Cafes

29 Tours & Activities

In November 2010 French gastronomy was added to the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage. You can fully enjoy French cuisine in Paris no matter what your budget is. Each French region has its own specialties (Auvergne, Corse,...Open the full description

In November 2010 French gastronomy was added to the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage. You can fully enjoy French cuisine in Paris no matter what your budget is. Each French region has its own specialties (Auvergne, Corse, Bretagne…) and the capital reflects this variety.

And there's much more than French specialties on offer. Travellers can enjoy other tasty cuisines like Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Lebanese, North African, Greek, Spanish – the list could go on…

Decent restaurants are not concentrated in one area of the city. Very good places exist in every Parisian district.

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A concert hall, restaurant & much more

A concert hall, restaurant & much more

La Bellevilloise

La Bellevilloise

Atypical village in the 12th district

Atypical village in the 12th district

Bercy Village

A transformed old railway station

A transformed old railway station

La REcyclerie

One of the city’s best rooftops

One of the city’s best rooftops

Le Perchoir

La Bellevilloise

A concert hall, restaurant & much more

La Bellevilloise

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La Bellevilloise invites you to relax with its wooden tables and Chesterfield couches, tropical plants including centenary olive trees, people talking all around the bar and talented artists on stage. It's the place to go for sipping cocktails, seeing an exhibition, listening to live music, enjoying homemade meals and partying in alternative style. Read more ›

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Bercy Village

Atypical village in the 12th district

Bercy Village

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Here you can find a range of shops selling famous brands as well as art and concept stores, a huge cinema, a lot of restaurants and bars, and even the Fairground Arts Museum! It’s a great place to go for a walk – Bercy Park is especially lovely. Read more ›

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Le Comptoir Général

Escape to Africa

Le Comptoir Général

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You would never guess what’s hidden behind the huge black door of this place. A bar, restaurant, gallery and museum (amongst other things), it serves as an outlet for African culture and sustainable development projects, and is one of the most exotic places in Paris. On weekends it’s packed with people sipping signature cocktails. Read more ›

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Ô Paris

Great views of Paris

Ô Paris

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Located in an awesome spot at the top of the Parc de Belleville with a large terrasse, this cafe is a top place to go to on sunny days. The terrasse provides a great view of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, and drinks are reasonably priced. Read more ›

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La REcyclerie

A transformed old railway station

La REcyclerie

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Situated right next to the flea market of Porte de Clignancourt, the Ornano railway station metamorphosed into a unique place now known as La REcyclerie. Shut down in 1939, the 19th century train station has been finally given a second life by the crew from Le Comptoir General. Read more ›

Le Perchoir

One of the city’s best rooftops

Le Perchoir

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Nestled in an industrial-looking building on the unassuming rue Crespin du Gast in the 11th, Le Perchoir is the kind of place that only Parisians in the know frequent. We all know that Paris doesn't have many rooftop bars and terraces that also whip up a great cocktail, which is why Le Perchoir was an immediate hit when it opened in 2013. Read more ›

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Full-Day Wine Tasting Tour of Champagne from Paris

Full-Day Wine Tasting Tour of Champagne from Paris

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Take advantage of your stay in Paris by spending an entire day discovering Champagne and its famous bubbles. We’ll take care of everything for you, from start to finish. You’re bound to return with sparkles in your eyes!

Prices from

231.25 EUR

Duration

12 h

Languages

French, English, Spanish, Portuguese

Chez Georges

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Underground party in Quartier Latin

Chez Georges

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This place hasn't moved for more than 50 years. Parents that used to dance there now share this same passion with their grown up kids. From the busy street you'll notice the red painting. Upstairs is a typical Parisian wine bar open during the day but the real shit is happening downstairs... Read more ›

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Pierre Hermé

The best macarons in Paris?

Pierre Hermé

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While I have nothing against the famous Ladurée macarons, when I first tasted Pierre Hermé macarons I immediately became addicted to this brand. Which brand is best is a hot topic amongst Parisians. I advise you to try both and then pick a side. I’d be very curious to know your opinion! Read more ›

by Magali

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Berthillon

One of the best ice cream shops in Paris

Berthillon

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Berthillon is simply a must for ice cream lovers. It’s well-known in Paris for its top-quality ice cream and sorbet. The variety is impressive and the flavours are exquisite. Moreover, Berthillon is an excellent reason to visit the charming Île Saint-Louis. You’ll pay around €5 for two scoops. Read more ›

by Magali

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La Caféothèque

From the world to your cup

La Caféothèque

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It’s impossible to live in Paris and not have spent at least one long lazy afternoon at this place. As you enter, you’re welcomed by a wall full of coffee beans from the most remote corners of the world. All you have to do is transport yourself to the most comfortable chair. Read more ›

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Holybelly

A little bit of Melbourne in Paris

Holybelly

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Sarah Mouchot and Nico Alary’s Holybelly is a Melbourne-inspired cafe that attracts English-speaking expats from all over Paris thanks to its versatile breakfast and brunch menu. Where else can you order a side of maple syrup, baked beans, or crunchy bacon with ease in Paris? Read more ›

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Wanderlust

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An open air club on the left bank

Wanderlust

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Two years ago Wanderlust opened its doors at the Cité de la Mode overlooking the Seine. It’s a huge terrace that hosts many different events, though it’s mostly known for its clubbing scene – here international DJs play electro, house, nouveau disco and sometimes even hip-hop. Other activities include lunch, brunch, yoga, pilates and workshops. Read more ›

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Le Dernier Bar Avant La Fin Du Monde

A haven for nerds & geeks

Le Dernier Bar Avant La Fin Du Monde

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There are no words to accurately describe the wonders a true nerd might discover encased within these walls. With board games, a geek-themed menu, an arcade table, action figures and the possibility of time travel in their TARDIS, Dernier Bar is the perfect place to pay homage to the arts of sci-fi and gaming. Read more ›

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Local Experience

A Taste of Versailles : Venture into the World of Kings

A Taste of Versailles : Venture into the World of Kings

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The royal domain of the last dynasty of French kings, Versailles is a magnificent world. Join a local and get a glimpse of the dreamlike extravagance and luxury enjoyed by the most powerful monarchs in our history! We'll also share ith you a typical French lunch!

Prices from

90 EUR

Duration

5 h

Languages

French, English

Chez Paul

A traditional French Bistro

Chez Paul

9

Chez Paul has a simple recipe for success: quality products, generous servings and good wines. It’s a perfect place for gourmands who want to enjoy typical French cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. The service is dynamic and pleasant. The only downside is that the tables are side by side so it's a bit noisy. Read more ›

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Breakfast in America

An American diner in Paris

Breakfast in America

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BIA is a classic American diner offering great meals at decent prices. The waiters are really kind (even during busy periods), and they’re mostly American, giving the place bit more authenticity. Read more ›

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Café de La Mosquée de Paris

North African pastries

Café de La Mosquée de Paris

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La Mosquée de Paris is home to a beautiful mosque, a restaurant, a market, a hammam and a café, though this review is primarily about the café/tearoom. Its décor is amazing – copper-plated tables, mosaics, intricate ceilings, carved arches, oriental sofas and coloured geometrical shapes take you on a journey to exotic North Africa. Read more ›

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L'As du Fallafel

One of the best falafel spots in Paris

L'As du Fallafel

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L'As du Fallafel is known in Le Marais as a classic Israeli street food joint. You can sit inside though it often gets crowded. Falafel is basically a huge sandwich stuffed with fried balls made from chickpeas and fava beans, and veggies such as eggplant, tomato, cucumber and cabbage. The spicy sauce is packed with flavour. Read more ›

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Les Grands Voisins

A utopian village in an old hospital

Les Grands Voisins

7

The 16th century hospital Saint-Vincent de Paul is the coolest place in Paris. The abandoned hospital complex has been transformed into a "utopian village", combining a bar-restaurant, flea market, social lodging, agricultural greenhouses, football terrains, camping and more. Read more ›

Au P'tit Grec

Anto's Favorite Crêperie

Au P'tit Grec

7

If there was one crêperie in Paris I say you couldn't go wrong it would be this place. Paris was the end of the backpacking trip that started to blur, to add on, so many places were just so damn touristy. Then we met Anto. A local who's tour is featured on this site. And then we woke up from the scary over touristy nightmare. Read more ›

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Ob-La-Di Cafe

Adorable retro café in the Marais

Ob-La-Di Cafe

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This place has quickly become a local favorite, especially amongst the blogging community, and it's easy to see why. Delicious coffee, great pastries, and a retro-cool atmosphere all make this place a great way to start your day wandering around this part of the city. Read more ›

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Catacombs of Paris Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

Catacombs of Paris Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

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Skip the long line to discover the Catacombs of Paris with an expert guide who will reveal the secrets and history of this amazing site... Will you dare following her?

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60 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English

Triplettes

A modern cafe with great food

Triplettes

7

Located next door to La Cantine de Belleville, this previously horrible dive restaurant, has been newly renovated and is now a beautiful mix of hipster aesthetic and classic French bistro design. The menu has a great range of options, from delicious classic French dishes to Paris hipster favourites like burgers and fish & chips. Read more ›

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Le Moulin de la Vierge

Authentic Parisian bakery

Le Moulin de la Vierge

7

You could easily assume that Le Moulin de la Vierge is simply a typical neighbourhood bakery in the sleepy 15th district, however it’s much, much more. The owner is dedicated to preserving the art nouveau architecture of each of his four stores. The décor is reminiscent of a 19th century Parisian boutique. Read more ›

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Eric Kayser

High quality bakery

Eric Kayser

7

Baguettes, viennoiseries, pastries, cakes, tarts... you’ll want to buy everything! There are so many delicious sweet treats that it can be very hard to choose. I'm a particularly big fan of the canelé – a small cake with a custard centre and caramalised crust from the Bordeaux region. They also offer tasty sandwiches. Read more ›

by Magali

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Barrio Latino

Latino bar & restaurant

Barrio Latino

7

Barrio Latino attracts avid salsa and tango dancers. Spanning four floors, this bar-restaurant is huge! The décor is splendid with beautiful stairs, old furniture, warm colours, wooden floors and iron detailing. It’s incredibly charming and majestic. The party comes to life from 11 pm. Read more ›

by Magali

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Hardware Société

Most beautiful brunch in Paris

Hardware Société

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The breakfast food here is really creative. Besides of that, in this lovely cafe, located in Montmartre, you will find a charming interior, beautiful colorful plates and cups, new breakfast offers and really good coffee! Read more ›

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Blé Sucré

Best croissants and pain au chocolat

Blé Sucré

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Simply put, because it makes an excellent and delicious array of baked goods. Outstanding cakes, viennoiseries and little baked treats means that the shop is often busy. They also offer a very reasonable lunch menu, where 7.50 euros will get you a (delicious) sandwich, cold drink, and dessert (take the peach tart!) Read more ›

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Cafe de la Nouvelle Mairie

Academic eating!

Cafe de la Nouvelle Mairie

6

Located right in the middle of the Latin Quarter, it is one of the few places in the area that is not aimed at passing tourists. The food is consistently good and the service is gruff but friendly. The cafe is extremely popular with academics from the Sorbonne next door - perhaps it's the excellent selection of wines! Read more ›

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Explore the Hidden Charms of Old Paris with a Local

Explore the Hidden Charms of Old Paris with a Local

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Paris is packed with 20 centuries of fascinating history, and amazing (and sometimes dark!) stories. Join us and discover its secret charms! A Roman arena concealed right in the heart of the city, little gardens hidden behind a door, medieval streets, and lots more!

Prices from

44 EUR

Duration

2.5 h

Languages

French, English

Chez Gladines

The Basque canteen of Paris

Chez Gladines

6

With a relaxed and friendly ambiance, Chez Gladines has something to suit all tastes. If you want to have a drink with friends or share a plate of special Basque deli meat and cheese, this is the place to go. Their specialties include potato gratin with Cantal cheese and cured Basque ham, and enormous salads with local Basque ingredients. Read more ›

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Sésame

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Restaurant on Canal Saint-Martin

Sésame

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"Wow!" was my reaction the first time a friend brought me to this little restaurant. It's located on Canal Saint-Martin, which is the place to be when the sun is shining. At Sésame you can enjoy freshly prepared meals and great music. It’s a nice place for a hot chocolate and a chat with friends. Read more ›

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Mandoobar

Korean cuisine in the 8ème

Mandoobar

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At just two years old, Mandoobar is already a hit among the locals. Situated on a small street in the 8ème, once inside, this unassuming restaurant continues to favour minimalism with its interior and menu. Take a seat at the bar (which doubles as the kitchen & only seats about a dozen people) and watch the head chef at work right in front of you. Read more ›

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Big Fernand

Chic fast food à la Française

Big Fernand

5

You know this isn’t a tourist venue when locals describe this eatery as having the best burger in Paris. Located in the 10th arrondissement (one of several locales in and around Paris), Big Fernand proves that the French can do fast food. From their animated staff, to quick service, and 80s rock playlist, we were definitely intrigued at first bite. Read more ›

by Sofia

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Les Deux Magots

Mythical place in Saint-Germain-des-Près

Les Deux Magots

5

I'm totally aware of the fact that this place is maybe part of the most touristic places of the capital, but I think it's necessary to put it for those who don't know it yet and also because it has a lot of attractive features. This place, which is one of the older café of Paris, was frequented by some famous literature figures and artists. Read more ›

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Angelina

A wonderful tearoom in Paris' heart

Angelina

5

Opened in 1903, Angelina is a tearoom which has been a famous Parisian meeting place since its opening. The refined pastries offered here have clearly played a role in this success. The decor, designed by a famous architect, combines charm and elegance, creating a space of quietude where a calm and refined ambiance is prevailing. Read more ›

by Hélène

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Le Baratin

Outrageously good lunch

Le Baratin

5

Wonderful restaurant with consistently excellent food, from a menu that changes daily. This restaurant is quite well known as one of the places where many chefs in Paris go to hang out in their spare time. Lunch is an affordable 19 euros for three delicious courses and the wine there, though expensive, is seriously good (7 euros a glass). Read more ›

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Coco Chanel’s Paris Tour

Coco Chanel’s Paris Tour

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Discover the lady behind the Coco Chanel legend. Sip a hot chocolate at her preferred café while learning about her early life and then visit all of her favourite places in Paris.

Prices from

65 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English

Aki

Astonishing Japanese restaurant

Aki

5

Rue Saint-Anne is very famous for its numerous Asian restaurants and shops. This Japanese restaurant is particularly special because it's the only place that serves a specialty called “okonomiyaki” from the Osaka region of Japan. It’s basically a savoury pancake made with eggs, vegetables and a choice of meats. Read more ›

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Sadaharu Aoki

Japanese-French fusion pastries

Sadaharu Aoki

5

The Japanese chef Sadaharu Aoki is one of the best pastry chefs in Paris. He creates unique Japanese-French fusion pastries that taste amazing! They are very colourful and aesthetically perfect. Even the most demanding gourmands are delighted by his top quality delicacies. Read more ›

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La Rotonde

A beacon of Parisian life

La Rotonde

5

La Rotonde is an eclectic and intriguing place set in a magnificent location. It’s quirky, and it has plenty to offer. Come here for a meal by the British chef Mahrez Loukal, for the Sunday brunch, or to sip a drink while daydreaming in the urban garden. Read more ›

by Hélène

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Bodega 64

A slice of Spain in the heart of Paris

Bodega 64

5

As soon as you set foot in this place you'll feel a typical Spanish ambiance. The tapas are excellent, as is the sangria and wine. The atmosphere is welcoming and friendly, and the charming waiters and waitresses have nice Spanish accents. If you plan on coming here in the evening, be sure to book a table as it’s often full. Read more ›

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Chez Prune

Affordable bistro by the canal

Chez Prune

5

The outside bar is really enjoyable during summer and even in winter, and it’s usually quite full (mostly with smokers!). It’s a pleasant place to take a break, or to grab a drink when taking a walk by the canal. It’s relatively inexpensive, and it’s often packed with local students who give a friendly ambiance to the place. Read more ›

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L'Heure Gourmande

Lovely hidden café

L'Heure Gourmande

5

This adorable café is hidden down a passage. I found it by chance on a day when I was starving – lucky you! Here you can enjoy homemade tarts, pastries, crumbles, cakes and pies. The décor is cosy and warm, and the furniture is charmingly mismatched. There’s also a small terrace and a mezzanine. Read more ›

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Le Loir dans la Théière

Cosy bohemian café

Le Loir dans la Théière

5

You can eat delicious savoury tarts and pastries at this lovely teahouse or café. The desserts, cakes and pies are lined up in a big row – everything always looks so gorgeous that it can be difficult to choose. What’s more, the portions are huge. The lemon meringue pie is very popular and I love it, though I try to order other things for a change. Read more ›

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Local Experience

Private Tour of Notre-Dame de Paris & Ile de la Cité

Private Tour of Notre-Dame de Paris & Ile de la Cité

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Learn the history and secrets of Paris on a private 2-hour walking tour through the Ile de la Cité with a certified guide.

Prices from

43.70 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English, Italian

Little Japan

Little Japan in Paris

Little Japan

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Little Japan is located between Metro Pyramides and Quatre-Septembre, near Opera Garnier. If you are looking for Japanese or Korean food you are in heaven. You can find a restaurant, take away, supermarket, decorations. Read more ›

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Le Café Marlette

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Organic & artisanal confections

Le Café Marlette

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Owned by sisters Margot & Scarlette (hence, Marlette!), this gem doubles as a shop and café. What began as a company selling bread & cake mix to retailers, Marlette opened its café’s doors on the charming rue des Martyrs in early 2014. Their delectable organic pastries are made in-house, while everything you consume here comes from local suppliers. Read more ›

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Meert

Delicate waffles

Meert

4

This dessert shop in the heart of the Marais offers authentic waffles. The most known is the waffle with vanilla from Madagascar. I could not resist to the flagship waffle, but you can taste other flavors like speculoos, lemon, pistachio or rum-raisin. Flavors change through the seasons. The lovely box of 6 miniature vanilla waffles was 7.5€. Read more ›

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Puerto cacao

For chocolate lovers

Puerto cacao

4

Both a shop and a chocolate bar, this astonishing place is a day-trip to Venezuela in itself. From delightful aromas of cacao coming from Venezuela to delicious pastries made with chocolate, including the fruits chocolate fondue, this place is a genuine treasure for gourmands. Read more ›

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Mamie Gateaux

An astonishing tearoom

Mamie Gateaux

4

Literally called "Granny cakes", we can easily feel in this place the granny atmosphere. The delightful shop reflects it: old-school decor with checkered tablecloths, wood furnitures and incomplete crockery, menu written in a squared sheet of paper... Nothing is left to chance. Just close to the tearoom, you'll find the granny's bric-a-brac shop. Read more ›

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The Frog & British Library

Spacious sports bar

The Frog & British Library

4

The Frog & British Library is actually a sports bar, pub and restaurant located in the little-known 13th district. I discovered it on a quiet Sunday afternoon when I was craving a pastry after watching a film at a nearby movie theatre. I'm a big fan of cheesecake so I ordered the New York cheesecake – it was delightful! Read more ›

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Le Poutch

Whimsical vegetarian café

Le Poutch

4

Although the place changed owners and name (it used to be The Tuck Shop) it remains true to it's essence: a cozy place with delicious food and an amazing vibe, perfect for a relaxed brunch. They make constant changes to the menu, so every visit is a surprise (a yummy one, in fact). Read more ›

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Private 1-Hour Professional Photo Shoot in Paris

Private 1-Hour Professional Photo Shoot in Paris

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Take home some extra special souvenirs of your time in Paris! Sign up for a fun photo session against some of the city’s best backdrops with your own bilingual, friendly and professional local photographer.

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51.29 EUR

Duration

1 h

Languages

French, English

Au Thé Gourmand

Quiet teahouse

Au Thé Gourmand

4

All pastries on offer at this small and cosy tearoom are homemade. They do serve lunch, though I recommend coming here for their desserts. The décor is beautiful with exposed wooden beams, old stonework, numerous tea boxes, small blackboard menus and jam jars. There’s also a huge window that allows the light to stream in. Read more ›

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Café Constant

Delicious & authentic French bistro

Café Constant

4

Although the menu can be a little confronting (game and offal feature as proudly as steak, soup and profiteroles), experimentation is a must as each dish is a sensation in itself. With prices hovering around €15 for an entree and €20 for a main, the amicable staff and cosy French ambiance make this place truly special. Read more ›

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La Maison de l'Aubrac

Top quality steakhouse

La Maison de l'Aubrac

4

This place attracts people who love devouring a juicy steak with a glass of wine. Located in the centre of France, the Aubrac region is known for producing high quality beef. This restaurant controls the entire production chain – the meat comes from their family-run farm "La ferme des Vialars". They also have a huge wine cellar. Read more ›

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Le Loire dans le Theiere

Best french brunch in Paris 4th

Le Loire dans le Theiere

3

Locals love this place, because it's furnished with old furniture and the ambiance is world friendly. French slated pies, desserts, soups, ... Since 1996, Paul Boccia and his family welcome you in this unique and charming place furnished like a flee market in Provence in the heart of famous Marais. Read more ›

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Boris

Best croissants in Montmartre!

Boris

3

This bakery is not only beautiful (interior here is stunning!). At "Boris Lumé patisserie" I found the best buttery croissants in Montmartre. They also offer a bunch of beautiful-looking desserts. If you want to treat yourself, "Boris Lumé patisserie" is one of the best ways to do it. Read more ›

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Au Pays du Sourire

Former President's favorite dumplings

Au Pays du Sourire

3

This restaurant is well known for its typical interior design and the cheap and delicious food it offers. If François Mitterand loved this place so much, it definitely was because of the traditional meals daily cooked by the chef. Read more ›

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Le Relais Gascon

A busy south-western restaurant

Le Relais Gascon

3

The place is famous for its big bowls of salads with crispy potato chips that range from 12 to 15 euros. A full stomach is guaranteed! The restaurant is very informal and busy, but the service is quick. A must visit if you are hungry for a great French meal! Read more ›

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Local Experience

Guided Tour of Père Lachaise Cemetery

Guided Tour of Père Lachaise Cemetery

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Follow your expert guide among the 69,000 tombs of the peaceful Père Lachaise Cemetery, established in 1804. Visit the final resting places of famous artists, including Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf, Frédéric Chopin, and much more.

Prices from

18 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English

café A

hidden terrace for the apéro

café A

3

Hidden behind the high walls of the maison de l'architecture, café A is an unexpected getaway near gare de l'Est. Cut off from the busy streets and the train station, this place is paradise when the weather is nice. Nice brunch on sundays. Come early in summer to get a seat while drinking wine with your friends. Read more ›

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La Rhumerie

For Rum lovers

La Rhumerie

3

Easy to explain: warm welcome, nice atmosphere in a lovely surrounding that makes you want to take directly a flight ticket from Paris to West Indies! I've never eaten there at lunch (only side dishes with some cocktails in the evening) but they offer a Caribbean-style cooking at lunch. Read more ›

by Hélène

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Rroll

Brunch & other fun stuff

Rroll

3

Many can agree that finding a good sweet roll in Paris is a challenge...until now. Inspired by the North American cinnamon bun and the Scandinavian kanelbullar, this eatery rolled into Montmartre in late 2013. Like its inimitable menu, Rroll’s rainbow interior is adorned with baking supplies and small piles of books set up on each table. Read more ›

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Le Chamarré

Gastronomic restaurant in Montmartre

Le Chamarré

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The Chef of this gastronomic restaurant is Antoine Heerah. He was born in Mauritius and was awarded one Michelin star in 2003. Diversity and mixing of flavors are his leitmotivs. By combining his Mauritius and French cultures, the Chef offers an inventive, unique and personal cuisine. Read more ›

by Magali

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Le Grenier à Pain

Award-winning bakery

Le Grenier à Pain

3

I was really delighted to discover Le Grenier à Pain that was created by Michel Galloyer, multi-awarded Chef. This bakery is known for its baguette. However I preferred testing the fougasse that is a flat bread and a French specialty. The fougasse with figs and goat cheese was just amazing. The combination of the two flavors was perfect! Read more ›

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La Cantine de Belleville

No frills and all fun

La Cantine de Belleville

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A Belleville institution for very good reason. Fast, efficient service with plenty of banter and no bull! All plats are 10 euros, 12 for two courses or 14 for three, day or night. A huge venue that spans three shopfronts, it also features an underground basement with live music. Read more ›

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Café Léa

Great student hangout

Café Léa

3

Step inside and find out! Warm, friendly and instantly familiar, Café Léa is located right at the base of the very popular Rue Mouffetard. The lunch menu is varied and delicious, and students love to come here in the afternoons to read, write and chat, either on the terrace or by the huge floor-to-ceiling windows Read more ›

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Local Experience

Cruise the Main Sights & Get Personal with Paris

Cruise the Main Sights & Get Personal with Paris

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First time in Paris? Join a local and bike along the Seine to get personal with the city’s must-see sights. We’ll lead you around the city, sharing amusing anecdotes and fascinating historical facts.

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44 EUR

Duration

3 h

Languages

French, English

L'Arobase Café

Tea room serving bagels & cakes

L'Arobase Café

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This place is perfect for American food lovers. They offer bagels and sandwiches with a choice of different breads and ingredients. There’s a new bagel on offer each week. The staff are welcoming and the ambiance is relaxed. The décor is nice with armchairs, subdued lighting and warms colours. Read more ›

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Le Bloc

Simple & popular

Le Bloc

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Being just a three-minute walk from two parks explains why this corner restaurant is packed on sunny days. You can choose to sit on the terrace, the second floor, at the bar or in a calmer back room. Whether you’re after a late breakfast, afternoon coffee or evening beers, Le Bloc suits everybody. It’s good value considering its location. Read more ›

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Le Wagon Bleu

A Corsican tapas bar & restaurant

Le Wagon Bleu

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This atmospheric place is divided into two sections. There’s a cosy lounge with a six-metre long bar, and a terrace too. The other part, the gem of the establishment, is a 1920s carriage from the Orient Express that has been entirely refurbished. This welcoming place has a friendly staff, always paying close attention to you. Read more ›

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Chez Lili et Marcel

Restaurant with old French bistro décor

Chez Lili et Marcel

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At this traditional French restaurant you can enjoy generous portions of salad, meat, fish, cold cuts and delicious desserts. It’s decorated in the style of an old Parisian bistro, and the menu is even formatted like a Parisian newspaper. It’s the lunch canteen of many local workers who also come here to enjoy the terrace during spring and summer. Read more ›

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French Beer Factory

For beer fans

French Beer Factory

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I discovered this bar-restaurant at the beginning of 2014. The two beautiful shiny cisterns visible from the street made me curious to enter. It really is a temple of beer – the owner even brews four different varieties in the basement. Expect to pay €4 for 25 cl and €7.50 for 50 cl of Pure American Pale Ale at the bar. Read more ›

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Le Voltigeur

Best croque-monsieur and kir!

Le Voltigeur

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Le Voltigeur is a lovey cafe in Marais, that has a very charming interior. People love to stay in terrace as well. It always feels so relaxing there. To grab a cup of coffee or kir royal and enjoy the sunshine - perfect combination. Best croque-monsieur in Paris! Read more ›

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Pain Pain

An excellent bakery in Montmartre

Pain Pain

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It is famous for their "roulés pistache-chocolat" which I absolutely adore, but they also have very tasty croissants, pains au chocolats, chaussons aux pommes and loads of beautiful and delicious dessert like "Paris-brest". If you are ever in Montmartre try their "roulé pistache-chocolat" or "chausson aux pommes à la cannelle". Read more ›

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Local Experience

Paris Film Locations Tour

Paris Film Locations Tour

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Welcome to the City of Lights…Camera, Action! Discover famous film locations in the heart of Paris on a fascinating 2-hour walking tour with a friendly local guide.

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25 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English

Paris Hanoï

the best food of your life

Paris Hanoï

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You will have to wait in line probably for hours. Due to that some other – mostly empty – restaurants just popped out during the years at all corners around "the greatest", to catch some dissertator customers who finally give up... but once you are in and eat it, you forget it all. Read more ›

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Les Petites Indécises

Friendly, laid-back neighborhood bistrot

Les Petites Indécises

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Les p'tites indécises is a cute bistrot with colorful chairs and décor in the 11th arrondissement with good food and great service. It's extremely popular with the locals during lunch and dinnertime, especially during warmer seasons when the terrasse is open. Read more ›

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Le Tricycle

Lovely vegan spot in Paris

Le Tricycle

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Le Tricycle is a very small but lovely vegan restaurant located in the heart of what locals have come to call "the Parisian Veggie Town". This is a great place to have lunch for vegan or non-vegan food lovers, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Read more ›

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Little Apple

Big Apple hamburgers in Paris

Little Apple

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A very good artisanal New York-inspired hamburger place in the heart of Paris. You can try anything from the most popular bacon hamburger to a very fresh and summery avocado burger. Sadly, there are no vegetarian/vegan options. The prices range from 12 to 15 euros. They also offer good Brooklyn-brewed beer! Staff is friendly and speaks English. Read more ›

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Brasserie Barbès

The 18ème’s most buzzed about brasserie

Brasserie Barbès

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Nestled between Tati discount department store, Barbès-Rochechouart metro station, and the iconic Louxor Cinema, this four-floor, stark white structure is hard to miss. In fact, it quickly gained notoriety even before it opened last year due to the fact that it’s taken up residence in a former textile shop that had been there for ages. Read more ›

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Mel, Mich & Martin

A cozy place to be

Mel, Mich & Martin

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For all foodies around the world, this is the charming, little place that you have been dreaming of finding in Paris. Half canteen, half boutique and half gallery, Mel, Mich & Martin's ambiance will immediately make you feel like at home. Read more ›

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Le Petit Village

Friendly local bar

Le Petit Village

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With its vintage & retro decor, this off-the-wall but typically local bar is definitely worth a shot. And actually even more that one. Good vibes prevails over here notably thanks to the amazing staff who give this place a genuine soul. Read more ›

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Professional Photoshoot in Paris! - For Couples, Families, Friends & Solo Travellers

Professional Photoshoot in Paris! - For Couples, Families, Friends & Solo Travellers

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Professional Photoshoot for those tired of the battle of the selfie stick, and wonky, fuzzy photos taken by well-meaning strangers.

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40 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

English

OGGI

A genuine Italian taste

OGGI

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I was overjoyed when I've tasted the different plates of my friends around me. At the beginning, it was really hard to choose and hopefully I could try a bit of each. It's definitely worth it! If you like truffle, you should try the fettuccine, I've hardly ever tasted something like that! To start, try the calamaris, no words could describe it. Read more ›

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Cucuzza

A new place for pizzas lovers

Cucuzza

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I've been there to try this new pizzeria and I wasn't disappointed at all. Located in the earth of the famous neighborhood "Les Batignolles" in the 17th district, this place has become a place-to-be only in a few weeks. Read more ›

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Cantine California

Californian fare meets Beaubourg

Cantine California

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Cantine California is where Paris’ bobos go to get a taste of the Golden State. Located steps away from Pompidou in Beaubourg, this eatery opened in 2014 and boasts organic ingredients. Along with the food, its warm space and upbeat service is evidence that the concept is a hit. Read more ›

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Une Souris et des Hommes

The 9ème’s half café, half bookstore

Une Souris et des Hommes

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What do you get when you pair two chefs & a librarian? You get Une Souris et des Hommes’ all-in-one concept shop. It all started when Inès (la souris), a pastry chef, Régis (homme no. 1), chef & manager, and Damien (homme no. 2), resident librarian, combined their passions to create an idea that would please bookworms and dessert aficionados alike. Read more ›

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L'établi

Wine & tapas bar - Great for hedonists

L'établi

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The bosses are truly friendly and it does good. They make this charming place even more welcoming, always willing to give you some advice and even sometimes to make you taste the wine. With its wide wooden tables, the uncluttered decor and the nice ambiance that reigns here, this place is a little gem that's definitely worth a shot. Read more ›

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Lo Zio

A taste of Emilia-Romagna in Paris

Lo Zio

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Lo Zio has taken a northern Italian classic and made it all the rage in the 10ème. Originally from Emilia-Romagna, the piadina is a wrap made from Italian flat bread filled with charcuteries, cheeses, and vegetables. Conceived by cousins Christophe and Pierre-Louis, Lo Zio pays homage to the duo’s uncle (hence the name) and original piadine chef. Read more ›

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PanPan Bar

A new French "Bistrot"

PanPan Bar

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It is new, just known through word of mouth. The atmosphere is cool, great music. The owners are very welcoming. They propose a very good mix of cheese and deli (everything is fresh and well chosen) for the evening. At lunch time, there is a good choice of simple but tasty food. You can organize private parties there. Read more ›

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My Pumpui

Astonishing gourmet thaï restaurant

My Pumpui

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Everything is well done. This family business, runt by a kind couple formed of a french guy and his thaï wife, is definitely worth the trip. The husband welcomes you into this charming restaurant while his wife is cooking brilliantly. He is always keen to help you and give you some advice regarding the meals. Read more ›

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Le Pain Quotidien

Organic and warm bakery chain

Le Pain Quotidien

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This bakery-cafe chain has many locations in Paris. I had lunch in the one located near the Galeries Lafayette. They offer bio and authentic recipes. The choice is very broad: salads, organic bread, tartines, soups, tarts, pastries...I chose the menu at 16€ with organic vegetables quiche of the day, organic tea and raspberry mini tart. Read more ›

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La Cantine des Pieds Nickelés

The everyday hero of great lunches

La Cantine des Pieds Nickelés

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Quite simply, because of the excellent lunches, all of which are prepared fresh every morning. The restaurant offers only one (very affordable), which changes daily. The food is universally excellent, and the service is very friendly, even when the one waitress is absolutely swamped when the place packs out at lunchtime (every day). Read more ›

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Raimo

A must for ice cream lovers

Raimo

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Housed in an historical tea room on Boulevard de Reuilly, Raimo is a traditional ice cream parlour that has been pleasing local gourmands since 1947. These days it’s also a restaurant and bustling bar. On Thursdays you can enjoy their happy hour specials, while on Sundays you can savour their tasty brunch. Read more ›

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Florence Kahn

Yiddish specialties in Le Marais

Florence Kahn

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The location of this place is pretty incredible. You’ll find it in the heart of the famous Le Marais district on the corner of rue des Ecouffes and rue des Rosiers, right in front of L'As du Falalel. It functions as a catering company, a bakery and a place to eat. In summer there are tables outside – it’s a very pleasant spot! Read more ›

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Le Mini Palais

Restaurant inside the Grand Palais

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This restaurant is in an idyllic location inside the Grand Palais. Eric Frechon (of the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Bristol) oversees the refined seasonal menu, which is executed by Stéphane d’Aboville. To top it off, the wine list is plentiful. Peruse the menu while savouring a gougère – a French appetiser of choux pastry filled with cheese. Read more ›

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Le Réveil du 10ème

Traditional yet unusual wine bistro

Le Réveil du 10ème

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Firstly, the staff are very welcoming and will happily share good advice. In Paris, this is becoming more and more of a rarity… Here, the owner gives you the chance to taste different wines before you make your choice. When I come here, I know I’ll leave happy and satisfied. Read more ›

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Mi Ranchito Paisa

Authentic Colombian restaurant in Paris

Mi Ranchito Paisa

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Apart from being warm and welcoming, this place has a pleasant ambiance, nice music and décor, and excellent homemade Colombian food and cocktails. The cocktails are a bit expensive, but they’re worth it! And the staff are actually Colombians, so feel free to test out your Spanish. Their desserts are very tasty. Read more ›

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Le 3 Pièces Cuisine

An unusual & welcoming bistro-bar

Le 3 Pièces Cuisine

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With inexpensive prices, a friendly atmosphere, decent music, original décor and great staff, 3PC is a well-known bar amongst locals of the 17th district. It's a place of diversity where people of various generations and backgrounds gather. You can easily meet people and have a chat at the bar. Read more ›

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Dédé La Frite

The king of French fries

Dédé La Frite

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Dédé is the nickname of the owner of this fun bar-restaurant. Unlike typical French brasseries, it’s an original place with colourful mood lighting and red and yellow walls. It’s a very cool spot to meet friends before going dancing at the nearby pubs. I recommend Dédé La Frite if you want to have a quick snack in a relaxed atmosphere. Read more ›

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Paris Dans le Noir

Eat your dinner in the dark

Paris Dans le Noir

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Run entirely by blind waiters who lead guests to their seats with casual ease, the Dans le Noir restaurant is designed to introduce people to a new world of the senses. The 'surprise menu' is created by famous French chef Olivier Romain. Diners sit together at long tables and must rely on their senses to eat their three course meal. Read more ›

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Patati Patata

Fast food for potato lovers

Patati Patata

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This small restaurant located on the festive rue de Lappe only serves baked potatoes. While it’s certainly no fine dining experience, it’s the ideal place to visit when you want to eat something hearty and inexpensive. You get a big potato and a choice of accompaniments such as cheese, ham, chicken, coleslaw, tuna, shrimp and so on. Read more ›

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Sapporo

Japanese canteen

Sapporo

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It’s amazing to find such a restaurant not far from the famous and luxurious Place Vendôme. The food is excellent and reasonably priced (about €10 without drink which is very low for this area). What's more, the courses are generous and the service is quick and efficient. Read more ›

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La Gaîté Lyrique

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Central Cultural Art/Workspace

La Gaîté Lyrique

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For those modern travellers who require a strong wifi wherever they go, cultural space, La Gaîte Lyrique, is a godsend, providing ample workspace, plug sockets, excellent coffee from their numerous cafes, and best of all, free entry! Enjoy regular art exhibitions, mingle with fellow creatives and buy unique, artistic souvenirs from the shop. Read more ›

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Comptoir des catacombes

Typical Parisian bar and restaurant

Comptoir des catacombes

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Locals love this place because it's typical, nice and quiet, the food is fresh and the team young and nice. I like to go there for a drink and a plate of French fries when I finish work. It is situated just by the exit of the museum of catacombs:, ideal for a break after a long walk in the dark underground galleries full of human bones.... Read more ›

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Télescope

Coffee place

Télescope

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Cool coffee place with a really good coffee - the quality of the coffee is really good and you can find a good variety and type of coffee. You also can find home made pastry and a nice avocado toast. If you're into a nice quiet place that place is for you. Read more ›

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Moisan Bakery

Excellent Old-fashioned bio bread

Moisan Bakery

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Locals love this place because they use bio ingredients to make delicious bread, pastries, sandwiches, viennoiseries... It took me a while to find a very good bakery. Now I have a few excellent addresses. It's a bit expensive but it definitely worth it. I'll happily travel 30 minutes just to get their bread. Read more ›

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Boulangerie Dominique Saibron

Excellent bakery

Boulangerie Dominique Saibron

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We love this place because it's hard to find a good bakery since a few years. Many of them sell frozen products bought from factories! Dominique Saibron's bakery is traditional one using bio ingredients. They have a great variety of breads, pastries and viennoiseries. My favourite is the hazelnuts bread called "Bucheron aux noisettes". Read more ›

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Tien Hiang

Amazing vegan restaurant

Tien Hiang

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Why you should go: tasty food + simili carne + lovely atmosphere + cheap. Perfect combo! I usually take my friends and family there to have a nice meal together, especially the ones that are not convinced by vegan food. I love proving them wrong. Read more ›

Mori Yoshida

Hidden gem with the best macarons

Mori Yoshida

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In a very calm and residential area, hides a tiny store open by a Japanese chef: he does macarons and masters french pastries better than anyone else. The banana chausson, literally the banana loafer is delicious, flaky as it should be. Cafe Coutume and the beautiful Musee Rodin are close by. Read more ›

Gare au Gorille

A hidden gem not yet discovered

Gare au Gorille

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Definitely this restaurant is a hidden star. Unpretentious, hipster, fresh and modern urban, industrial design, and dishes that take off the French cuisine to the levels of the stratosphere... Service is low but friendly, but with such tastes no need to hurry... Just sit down and enjoy. Excellent value for money too! Read more ›

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Bugsy's

Blue-chip Pub near the Champs Elysées

Bugsy's

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In this Pub reigns a cool atmosphere as in those in British countries : People come after work-hours to chill out sipping a pint of ale, eating pub food, sometimes you can meet a complete stranger at the counter and toast glasses... Read more ›

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Chez Lea

Cozy place for Brunch and Relaxing.

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The food is reasonably priced and delicious, the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is calm and cozy. You will find many students from the schools nearby pouring over textbooks and enjoying some coffee. You hear more French than English, but they usually have someone around that speaks some just in case. Read more ›

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Scoop Café

Nice & friendly bar with a smocking area

Scoop Café

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The watchword of this bar is quite simple: Beers, Burgers & Cocktails. They also broadcast live sport events and I can tell, people knows it, cause it could be quite busy sometimes. However, even if it's not obvious from outside, they've got another room downstairs. Plus, It's a special smocking area which is quite unusual in Paris. Read more ›

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Le Lucernaire

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An eclectic place for curious people

Le Lucernaire

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Le Lucernaire is an amazing and unusual cultural center. It's both a theater & a cinema and at the same time a restaurant & a bar. There is also a bookshop in the entrance hall, an exhibition gallery and some concerts are even organized on Sunday. The cinema displays both current and old movies. The old ones are sometimes followed by a debate. Read more ›

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YUMAN

A restaurant for everybody!

YUMAN

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This restaurant is 100% organic and the menu is adapted to everybody: you can find veggie, gluten or lactose free meals for example. the menu card changes everyday.All the products are fresh(are from producers who are located less than 200 km from Paris) Salmon is smoked in the kitchen of the restaurant. Read more ›

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Jean-Paul Hévin

Chocolate lovers' paradise

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Who doesn't know Jean-Paul Hévin ? If you are both a parisian and a chocolate lover, you certainly know this place. I consider this chocolatier as an absolute genius. Even if you taste his most basic products such as the black chocolate tablets, it'll make your taste bud travelling. The pastries and macarons are also delightful. Read more ›

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La Jacobine

Hidden tearoom near Odéon

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La Jacobine is a typical parisian hidden gem located in a parisian passage. If you've got a hot chocolate yen, walking through the parisian touristic and well-known neighborhoods of Odéon and Saint-Germain-des-Près, you definitely have to go there. The pastries are quite delicious and it goes well with their delightful Aztec hot chocolate. Read more ›

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Amour de Burger

Delicious French-style burgers

Amour de Burger

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Quite simply, their burgers are tasty. All the products used are of high-quality: 100% french meat, delicious buns made by a french baker specially for the restaurant, french cheeses (bleu d'Auvergne or cantal) and delicious french fries. You've also some much more unusual French-style burgers with fillet of duck breast or foie gras. Read more ›

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Pizzeta Piu Grande

The Italian gastronomy nearby Montmartre

Pizzeta Piu Grande

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In the kitchen, the chef will make you rediscover the genuine italian gastronomy. This restaurant is specialized in Pizzas but has so many delicious dishes to propose. I can suggest for example their pastas and their risottos. Their desserts are very tasty, especially the pana cotta whose the flavor varies according the seasonal products. Read more ›

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Berko

Cupcake paradise

Berko

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Berko is a cupcake chain with several stores in Paris and one in Brussels. It’s easy to fall in love with this place if you like sweets. I think it’s worthwhile coming here just to look at the display! All of their creations are brightly coloured and beautifully decorated. Read more ›

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La Boule Rouge

A tasty trip from Paris to Tunisia

La Boule Rouge

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I love Tunisian meals because they’re always very convivial. They begin with appetisers called "kémia" that are best enjoyed with an apéritif. This place follows a simple recipe for success: high quality ingredients, tasty dishes, a warm and welcoming atmosphere and attentive service. Read more ›

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Aux Délices de Kifolie

Delicious Tunisian specialties

Aux Délices de Kifolie

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At this restaurant, a family ambiance prevails. In fact, it is a family business and it’s going well. It’s basically a canteen where people come to have a chat and eat tasty Tunisian specialities. It’s located right in the heart of the Belleville neighbourhood and is the perfect place to experience the simple and convivial atmosphere of the area. Read more ›

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Les Pâtes Vivantes

Excellent Asian noodles

Les Pâtes Vivantes

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The chefs at Les Pâtes Vivantes have mastered the art of cooking noodles, and watching them is quite a show. They prepare fresh noodles behind a window at the storefront, so even passers by can see them and be amazed by their speed and expertise. Read more ›

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Bellota Bellota

The king of ham

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At Bellota Bellota you can taste the prized Spanish ham pata negra. Luxury food products are also sold in this upscale Spanish restaurant and takeaway spot. Note that it's not for budget travellers, but for gourmands who are willing to pay a premium to savour unique flavours. Read more ›

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Yello's

Urban wellness food & light therapy

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With fresh fruit and vegetable juices, healthy meal options and DIY muesli (you choose from a selection of ingredients), this is the place for a wellness break. Products are exclusively ecological or homemade. Read more ›

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Café du Vieux Colombier

Restaurant of a Parisian theatre

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Café du Vieux Colombier is the bar and restaurant of the Théâtre du Vieux Colombier. Established in 1913, this theatre is part of the famous Comédie Française theatre company which is a French cultural institution that dates back to the 17th century. It’s one of several state-owned theatres in Paris. Read more ›

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Pho 14

Popular Vietnamese restaurant

Pho 14

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In 2011 I travelled to Vietnam and discovered pho soups. When I returned to Paris I decided to find a decent place to eat pho and this is it. Sometimes there’s a line but you won't have to wait long. They have indoor seating and an outdoor terrace. The chairs aren’t comfortable and the place is packed, but people come here for food not comfort. Read more ›

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Au Dernier Métro

Cuisine from the south west of France

Au Dernier Métro

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Au Dernier Métro (The Last Metro) specialises in traditional cuisine from the south west of France. The atmosphere is warm and it’s always packed with locals. Main courses range from €11.80–16. When it’s sunny you can take a seat at their sidewalk terrace and enjoy your glass of wine. Read more ›

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Noon

Quick & tasty lunches

Noon

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Ideally located down a quiet street near the big stores of Boulevard Haussmann, Noon is a great place to grab lunch when shopping in the Opéra area. Protected from the crowds and hyperactivity of the surrounding streets, here customers savour smoothies (€4.20) and fresh juices along with their lunches. Read more ›

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La couleur des Blés

ma matinée commence ici!

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the queue can be a bit long at lunchtime but moves quickly. it's worth it...the selection of breakfast and lunch items are great...and reasonably priced. I like to go early in the day. the quiche is my favorite, and I have tried them all. Read more ›

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Peonies

Coffee & flowers, all in one!

Peonies

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In a vibrant Parisian street, Peonies is a cozy flower-coffee shop that you will find a moment where you feel a sense of calm. Either if you want to have a quick coffee, have a small talk with the friend, or take your stuff and study, this beautiful place can be your inspiration. Read more ›

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L'Aérosol

Street l♥ve in the 18th Arr.

L'Aérosol

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An old SNCF site is now transformed into an amazing, vibrant place dedicated to street art -a unique place to chill out! This ephemeral place (to be demolished in January '18) is open since August '17 and since late August '17 is a hub of the new museum dedicated to street art in town! Skate ramps, graffiti walls, food trucks all into one! Read more ›

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Gourmandises d'Eiffel

Best croissants near the Eiffel Tower

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Locals love this place because of their fresh breakfast pastries and delicious French desserts. Be ready that on Sunday morning you might have to wait in a line, but believe me, all that time is worth of waiting - their croissants (especially with almonds or almonds and chocolate), pains au chocolat, éclairs. etc. are simply the best in this area. Read more ›

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Siseng

Stylish place for bao burgers in Paris!

Siseng

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It is located near canal Saint-Martin which is appreciated among young, active and stylish people. Perfect food for Asian fusion lovers. Nice cocktails, beautiful, relaxing atmosphere, reasonable prices and unexpected flavors! Read more ›

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L'AntiCafé

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Ideal place to work

L'AntiCafé

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Because you can meet a lot of people working. You can find artists, entrepreneurs, freelancers. You pay the time you stay, and you have free drinks. The place is very nice, and the district is cool as well, much central. Read more ›

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Le Café des Initiés

Cosy restaurant just outside the Forum

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Pop by for drinks, have a nice meal after shopping at the Les Halles Forum or a quick dinner before heading to the cinema. They serve classic (and more adventurous) cocktails, tasty big salads, burgers and delicious fish and chips! The menu also contains a vegetarian pasta and a vegetarian burger. Read more ›

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Fradji

Family-friendly Tunisian restaurant

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There are many Jewish shops and restaurants in the 17th district and Fradji is one of them. It has a warm and welcoming atmosphere that attracts many families. It's a great place to enjoy Tunisian specialties such as couscous, grilled meat, and fresh grilled fish. Tunisian meals are particularly convivial and definitely worth experiencing! Read more ›

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Baan Boran

Tasty Thai cuisine

Baan Boran

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I love Asian flavours, and Baan Boran gave me the chance to discover a new Asian cuisine – Thai! The dishes are authentic, delicate, fresh and exotic, and the service is very nice and discreet. The décor is simple and elegant, and the staff are kitted out in traditional Thai attire. The lunch menu is around €15, the tasting menu around €40. Read more ›

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Little Italy Caffé

Pasta party

Little Italy Caffé

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If you love pasta, then Little Italy is the place for you. If you hate noise, then it’s probably not the place for you. The pasta selection is wide, the portions are generous and everything is delicious. What’s more, the atmosphere is very warm and the prices are affordable. Be aware that it’s crowded and therefore very noisy. Read more ›

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Villa Punjab

North Indian restaurant

Villa Punjab

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I found this small restaurant by chance, and I was not disappointed. Located down a discreet street in the residential 17th district, Villa Punjab is a top spot for those who like Indian food. The menu is wide and includes chicken, fish, shrimp and lamb. Try the biryani – it’s a rice specialty from North India flavoured with 20 different spices. Read more ›

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Coffee Parisien

Tasty American burgers

Coffee Parisien

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The owner of this restaurant dreamed of opening an American restaurant in Paris. That dream became a successful reality! Hash browns, eggs benedict, bacon cheeseburgers, pecan pie, brownies, carrot cake… This is THE place for tasty American fare. Read more ›

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Saitama

Tasty sushi

Saitama

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1) The décor is uncluttered. 2) The ambiance is relaxing and calm in the evening, but much more dynamic at lunch as it’s located on a street with lots of offices. 3) The staff are very warm and welcoming, and when you get to know them, you’ll notice that they’re very attentive. They always seem to know what my family and I want to order! Read more ›

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Farago Pintxo Club

Tapas restaurant & bar

Farago Pintxo Club

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Farago is a new restaurant that serves Basque tapas called pintxos, which are small snacks that can be eaten sitting or standing, as a meal or shared. The Michelin-starred chef Fernando Canales comes from the Basque Country in northern Spain and seems to be a culinary magician! This amazing little place is a real hidden gem in the 10th district. Read more ›

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Marcovaldo

An Italian sunbeam in Paris

Marcovaldo

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As soon as you pass through the doors of Marcovaldo, wonderful aromas invade the senses. They bring back memories of holidays in Southern Italy, where the owner was born. Let yourself be transported from Paris to Italy with a cup of coffee. Read more ›

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L'Hôtel du Temps

Tearoom & cocktail bar

L'Hôtel du Temps

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Open the door and discover this quirky place located on a small street in the 9th district. It’s a lovely hotel that offers thoughtful extra services – from 2–6 pm it’s teatime, then the ambiance changes and it becomes a nice place to sip cocktails with friends. Read more ›

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Le Club des 5

A French childhood themed restaurant

Le Club des 5

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Welcoming, fun, cosy and original are the best words to describe this place. Nostalgic about their childhoods, the owners decided to translate their cherished memories into a quirky restaurant. The décor is reminiscent of this period with lots of pictures and drawings of cartoon characters. Read more ›

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