Some of the best chocolates in Paris, sold by one of the most fun characters in Montmartre. Pick out chocolates with a white glove and place them on a silver tray.
Touristy and overpriced but totally worth it. The giant pitcher of piping hot chocolat chaud will knock your socks off.
Great little restaurant, bistro style, with traditionnal - and very good - french food. And that at most reasonable prices, given that it is right in the heart of St Germain des Prés... Good value!
if your looking for a fun time mixed with debauchery, drowned in "Pastis", speaking three languages at a time, this is the place!! Situated in front of a hostel: a great time guaranteed!!
One of the cool place if u wanna drink in the evening. Friendly stuff, lots of beautiful people and good atmosphere inside.
BEST BRUNCH EVER! but you got to book a week in advance if you don't want to wait an hour
Don't leave without one of Mr. Vasseur's apple tartlettes—a fine fan of sliced apple spread atop a smear of deeply reduced apple compote on a disk of crunchy pastry. Read more.
My favourite cocktail bar in Paris for the last 4 years. As good as in NYC.
This exquisite patisserie offers amazing sandwiches, croissants, chocolates and macarons. The place is tiny, so we suggest you stroll to the nearby Luxembourg Gardens to enjoy a picnic!
It’s totally impossible to resist the pastries and chocolates created by Jacques Genin. Taste his famous lemon tartlets and a chocolate millefeuille prepared on the spot.
Tasty chocolates, macarons, and pastries. We recommend the cheese chocolates, a Parisian specialty! The pieces are small but delicious so try to not to eat too much in one sitting!
Shrimp cocktail and oysters on the half-shell: fresh, cold and flavorful. Follow w/ a camambert au lait cru, mesculin de salades; then finish with sorbet. Yum! Read more.
This shop drawn the capital’s food lovers like a magnet. Philippe Conticini has been offering them sublime pâtisserie confections in the modern, soothing surroundings of his tea room.
I was skeptical, but Laduree really is worth the trip. There are two lines: one to dine in, one to take out. Go to the fast-moving take out line and get the best macarons you've ever had.
"Home cooking is very much to the fore in this friendly bistro, with dishes such as beef parmentier and steak on the menu. Make sure you save space for the rum baba!" -Michelin Guide on TripExpert Read more.
A time machine back to days of Richelieu, Comedie Francaise, equiste, delicious, amazing service. Perfection. -Jonathan Waxman, Top Chef
Choose the Cockney Brunch (sausage, eggs) in a typically charming French "American Bar" Read more.
The best sandwiches in Paris! The bread is excellent and the flavors are unique. My favorite is "poitrine du cochon".
The Paris of artists, writers & philosophers like Picasso, Matisse and Oscar Wilde spent their days in cafe life at this favorite haunt. Enjoy a romantic drink here with your loved one.
Great place for eating in or take away, good sandwiches & smoothies + great choice of American pastries...
One of the best coffee shops in Paris. Feels like somewhere lost between Soho and Bedford.
This chocolatier really is an artist. Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift, a box of fancy bonbons, or are just craving some chocolate- this is the shop to visit!
Try the truffels! And the macarons! And the pralines! Be warned: you might just end up spending all your money here and having to live the rest of your days in Paris on bread and water!
Stop! Sugar craving?? macaroons, homemade marshmallows and truffles.... Do we need to say more.. Read more.
Paris' legendary English micro-café is the place for organic, homemade brunch or tea. Carrot cake, scones, cookies... everything is to die for. But get there early, they close at 6 p.m.!
Make sure you're in the light grey and pink shop with the gorgeous chandelier, not the one next door where cakes are not as nice
