View is breathtaking and access is free .. Don't miss while in Galeries Lafayette & of course don't miss Galeries Lafayette while in Paris
The classic Parisian bistro every carnivore dreams of, w/ knife-cut steak tartare, foie gras haricots verts and, of course, a venerable steak frites. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
I really enjoyed my breakfast at Holy. I recommend that you arrive 09:00 sharp (if you wish to have breakfast), I went there on a Sunday and by 09:15 it was already crowded. Try the Savoury stack
Great, great spot. Homey atmosphere, very friendly staff. Get there pre-8pm to avoid the post-work hipster rush. Grab a bottle next door, then come back and drink it with a tartine and a rillette.
Come here before 22 to have a better chance to find a table.The service is very good,the food is very fresh but experimental: some combinations and tastes are very weird if you are used to classical
Valençay AOC (goat, Loire Valley, 3-5 weeks) Abbaye de Belloc (sheep, Basque Pyrénées, 3 months) Brossauthym (sheep, Center Loire, 2 weeks) -Comté AOC (cow, Jura, 36 months)
Grab a beer or glass of wine and take in the scene of the Marais district. A must on Sunday afternoons.
Sip glasses of artisanal wine paired with Béarnais-style small plates such as duck-heart fricassee, beef-cheek croque-monsieur, and splendid charcuterie from Camdeborde's brother's shop in Pau. Read more.
A typical French bistrot that well situated close to all the galleries in the Marais. Go there after a walk in the world of art. Use Slash.fr app on your phone to make your way into the exhibitions.
Oysters, wine, sunset, view to Montmartre and la Defense, country side tent, smell of bonfire, good electronish music and affordable prices. What is there not to like? Must go to wine and dine
Great little "horse-shoe bar." Perfect for a break, a snack, and a glass of Ricard.
A hidden bar that has it all: low-key lighting, original cocktails (don't miss the Santa Margarita: tequila, agave, hibiscus, vanilla, lime), good music, flea-market-chic décor with a homey feel.
Behind the innocuous black exterior lies a speakeasy that’s meticulously designed and exudes confidentiality. An excellent place to start an evening – or perhaps round one off.
It's a nouveau genre wine bar that's 300 labels strong. Somewhere between family home and boudoir. Served with the "supernatural" wines are hearty dishes like cooked ham with truffle or aged cheeses.
Good coffee and granola jar (coming with fresh compote and yogurt). Matcha & white chocolate cake is good, very fudgy and sweet. Nice spot to have a break on the calm terrace.
The new-wave coffee shop from rock-star barista Thomas Lehoux, whose cappuccinos are made with cult Telescope beans. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Small cellar wine bar with quality products. It accompanies his glass with terrinesn cheeses, meats or meats. French products carefully chosen. Small and very famous so try to book your table!
It's acquired a cult following for its bread—try the thick-crusted pain des amis—and fluffy, crispy-tailed croissants. For a perfect breakfast, pick up a couple and head over to Ten Belles. Read more.
The warm welcome, the choice of wines, the perfect dishes, the atmosphere. It’s all there, and it’s the beauty of a Paris wine bar. Well done, it’s perfect. Read more.
Excellent cocktail spot all the way in the back of Daroco. Drinks from same guy from Mace in NYC.
There's no menu - you tell the bartender a taste you like and they come up with something based on that. If you want to try something new - it's great! Cute interior: pink & marble.
Come for the prix fixe lunch! Not for picky eaters though since you don't get to choose what you get. Churros de poulpe (octopus) is a good appetizer to share
Good espresso and a beautiful location to sit outside in fine weather. Much better coffee than in the average café parisien.
A great place for a cosy brunch. The venue is bright and super cute, but you'll have to queue for quite a long time. Pancakes are very good; chai latte is disappointing. Good value for money.
Traditional French cuisine from American chef Daniel Rose and his wife. Great lunch menu for 27€ (2 courses) or 32€ (3 courses).
If Juveniles has been opened for 25 years, it’s because they hold the secret of true immortality: this time you spend with friends in a cozy place, drinking unforgettable wines and eating great food. Read more.
Among the best cheese shops in Paris. Our favorite. Many parks in the area for a picnic. Ask for recommendations. Service is very helpful. Get the most aged compte possible- a bit pricey, but if you l
A little haven of peace in the busy and sometimes creepy Rue Saint-Denis, this champagne bar will allow you to enjoy the delights of the House Fleury, in a cozy and friendly atmosphere. Great service. Read more.
Very friendly and informative staff (in French + English), fantastic cheese + charcuterie pairings, and of course the wine was delicious. One of the best dinners I can remember!
Lovely small plates for sharing. Eclectic in style. Loads of buzz on the weekens. Smoked trout et thun cru were standouts
