it does not look really special but there are always interesting people there and gets always crowded around 8pm.
located on rue de Bretagne where you can find fresh produce, but depending on where you stay you can find markets like this in every quarter of Paris. - Irena
The pinnacle of falafel sandwiches. Falafel King across the street is very similar without the line up. -b
Le Marais. It's very neighborhood-y with lots of awesome little shops, and yet very central.
VOGUE -Buffala, burrata, braided... This tiny trattoria has confessed undying love for mozzarella cheese, and the shop is full of Italian charm, just like owner Laura.
Vogue - Al Taglio sells pizza by the made-to-measure slice, on a crunchy-soft base with just the right texture. Toppings to choose from include tomato and Buffalo mozzarella; four cheeses...
Vogue - Al Taglio sells pizza by the made-to-measure slice, on a crunchy-soft base with just the right texture. Toppings to choose from include tomato and Buffalo mozzarella; four cheeses...
Vogue - esides the perfectly cooked pizzas, and the bar itself - more New York loft - Grazie offers a range of well-mixed cocktails, along with the Venetians' favorite, the spritz.
The foodies in my family are big devotees of Spring, a little restaurant in the first arrondissement where you have to book ages in advance. It’s worth it, though; the food is exquisite.
Vogue - Casa Bini, a delicious Italian restaurant in the sixth arrondissement with the best panna cotta you’ve ever tasted.
The Buttes Chaumont is a lovely park in Belleville, sort of the anti-Jardin de Luxembourg—a bit more romantic and rambling with a great bar called Rosa Bonheur which is perfect for an evening apéro.
La Coulée Verte is Paris’s version of the High Line; it’s near the Gare de Lyon and it’s a wonderful place for a stroll.
