The rest of the museum is cool, but if I went again I'd pay just for garden entrance, which is only one Euro. From there, see some of Rodin's most famous works, including The Thinker.
No reservations, cash only, you don't choose your seat and the toilet is a hole in the floor. The place opened over a century ago and has never changed. One hell of an experience!
Crowded and small but a must-see for cheese lovers. All sorts of things you can't find in the U.S. Sometimes there is a small farmers market out front, which makes for a great combo.
Best croissants. No competition. No seating here for retail (though there is a sit down restaurant) so get your pain au chocolat and take it to a nearby park.
Best crepes in Paris! Also good cider, if you like cider that is.
Kind of like a more permanent Brooklyn Flea with lots of food counters and restaurants. Come for lunch; not much happening at breakfast.
This quintessential bistro has some amazing French cuisine to offer, from coq au vin to boeuf bourguignonne! After dinner take a stroll along the Seine river which is 200 feet away.
Perfect wine resto - set menu, you pick wine from the wall and pay 7 euros over retail price
Not a big selection but the quality is superb. If you love dark chocolate, come here and get the ganache. Yum!
One of my favorite restaurants in paris. The kind of place you want to spend a chill evening. Great food and great wine.
Concerts (artistes de partout, soirées Nova...etc), galerie d'artistes, et bière à boire sur le canal saint martin juste devant. Très convivial et bobo.
Open until late, lots of tables, comfortable atmosphere, young crowd, reasonably priced. Duck confit was great, and the cheese course portions were generous. Great hang out spot.
Happy hour from 5-6 (17-18h) buy one glass of wine, get 2nd glass of SAME wine free.
Excellents produits, cuisine pas prétentieuse, pour une fois... ravi de l'enthousiasme du service.
I had the most unforgettable meal of my life here. Go with the chef's tasting. If you're lucky, it will involve scallops.
A must-see for people looking to see the less-touristy side of Paris. Two giant rooms full of animal skeletons, from frogs to whales to dinosaurs. My favorite was the narwhal.
Go all the way through the back wall to get to the bar, but really, all you need are the TACOS, ESSE.
Picturesque, and actually not that overpriced for a museum restaurant in Paris. Enjoy the light coming in from the giant clock at Orsay, have a glass of wine, and recharge for more art.
