The view is breathtaking, both inside and out. Take a toast while admiring the Eiffel Tower sparkling on the hour. Added benefit, the table already comes with a red rose!
The most impeccable meal and service, I wish eating was always this enjoyable. It was a treat to meet the legend and touring his kitchen was magical. -Heather Hurlbert, Top Chef Just Desserts
The best tartines! Great for a quick Sunday brunch before hitting the Sunday market at the Quai de la Pêcherie. Filling portions, kind staff and cosy retro decor. Read more.
always fully packed, no free tables, often people waiting at doors. anyway, tartines w cheese & pears, canard & cornichon - strong recommendation!! pay at the 'caisse' to avoid delay
The oldest and biggest Brasserie in France- it can seat up to 600 persons. Try the Steak Tartare which is prepared at your table !
The perfect French dinner on a great summer evening: outdoor, a dozen of excellent escargots, an unforgettable steak tartare and a bottle of champagne.
Succulents CupCakes, Nutella-Banane est mon favori, caramel-beurre-salè et chocolat-menthe sont extra aussi ;-)
The biggest and most amazing flea market! Walk around, shop, hassle, then have lunch at Le Paul Bert cafe (and don't miss the bathrooms!).
Grab a scoup of the honey nougat or dark chocolate ice cream and then wander through the island's main street for some specialty boutique shopping.
Go for brunch on a busy sunday. The eggs benedict and bread are splendid. Service is wonderful
Great little gallery in the center of Amsterdam. Super modern art, but still sensical.
In Saint Germain des Pres, this is a great place to relax and watch the diversity of life walking by. Expensive but a Paris must. Try one of their egg dishes!
Pastilla poulet un délice, marocain super, prochaine étape le jap et ses donburi et bento miam :)
Probably the biggest and best delicatessen, you will ever visit with over 70 different breads, patisserie to die for plus a cheese counter to marvel at. This shop is a must-visit Read more.
12/3/2012: In "Bread Winner," Lauren Collins writes about Apollonia Poilâne, who has taken over as C.E.O. of the Poilâne company, and upholds the traditions of France's premier baking dynasty: Read more.
When in Paris.. you are simply obligated to try the famous croissants and pain au chocolat at least once. And trust us; this is the place to do it!
F*cking awesome, if you pardon my french! Try the swirly pastries,.. Escargot they say,..
Excellentes Pâtisseries aux chocolats mais mon faible du moment reste le lakrids chocolat au lait réglisse http;//rue-paradis.fr
The selection of vintage furs and leather jackets is a must-see, and you won't have to spend all your euros – but, fair warning, you might spend all your time here. -Nina Sterghiou, Market Director
Absolute stunning museum! Monets huge Waterlilies painings (as seen in Woody Allens Midnight in Paris) and very nice collection of Renoir, Cezanne, Picasso and Monet
Fantastic food! All you need to know is how you like your steak and what you will have to drink
Pour une clientèle qui aime le sud ouest et le terroir. Lièvre à la royale, poêlée de champignon ... la générosité à l'état pur.
Très bon, prix accessible. Je recommande le cocotte dos de cabillaud rôti. Prenez une coupelle de tapas et un kir vin blanc en attendant !
Nice place to hang out when you are in the Paris Latin Quarter. Try the Croque Monsieur or Croque Madame. They are much better than the standard brasserie versions
Waiters seem a little stressed out but the Croque Madame's are good. The egg on top is always just the right consistency.
