My favorite restaurant in Paris. Part of the gastrophile trend in Paris. Go to the wine bar across the street if you can't get a table. I prefer to eat there.
Simply amazing! The food-tea combination is a wedding made in heaven. Highly recommend!
from nymag: chef Daï Shinozuka, worked as sous-chef at Comptoir du Relais, has rebooted an old wine bar.one of the best new modern bistros in P, it’s immediately become industry hangout off-duty cooks
from nymag: just-opened bistro in an old café with a retro cool atmosphere is run by charming sisters
NYMag: When chef-owner Franck Baranger of impossibly popular bistro Le Pantruche everyone in the quartier hoped they’d get at some of the best modern-bistro cooking in Paris wo booking wks in advance.
From NYMag: Overlooking a beautiful park in the hip Batignolles hood, This duplex bar on ground floor, resto upstairs in a modern building is the best-looking restaurant Paris has seen in a long time
Burger a la hauteur du mythe. Béarnaise goûteuse avec des goûts subtil. Bon choix de vins a prix abordable. Tout est maison et bon. Très bonne adresse qui ne se prend pas la tête pr un top chef !
When burgers and bagels get boring, it's time for fish and chips ! Michael Greenwold and James Whelan left nothing to chance, using top-quality ingredients and finding a fantastic location !
One of the best and trending bistrots in Paris, famously known for great and natural wines. Here, enjoying wine feels like taking some good medicine!
You’ll need to be patient and reserve far in advance to get one of the 20 tables, but once you get in the service is charming and disarmingly serene : a lovely place to take shelter, full of delights. Read more.
Fantastic wine bar with amazing food. Try the burrata, tuna with radish and steak tartare.
From BA: for the owners, who left the Plaza Athenee to open the best trattoria in Paris (get the red-wine-and-sausage risotto). 159 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine (11th); +33-1-43-46-10-14
This is the bistro to recommend to friends visiting Paris, not only for its flavourful cuisine, but also its organic wine cellar.
Rustic wooden tables and an open kitchen give the space a farmhouse vibe; the menu of neo-bistro classics is both soulful and inventive. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
From BA: Vivant…for chef Pierre Jancou’s tattoos, his radical natural-wine selection, and his interpretation of the purest Italian products. 43 rue des Petites Ecuries (10th); +33-1-42-46-43-55
The drink list is rife with natural wines and the daily selection of eclectic small plates is assembled with flair: Think cod liver with pumpkin seeds or herring-wrapped pickles over beetroot puree. Read more.
This welcoming pocket handkerchief of a cocktail bar knows how to party. A short walk from the Cirque d’Hiver on the edge of the Haut Marais.
From 10:00 a.m. till 3:00 p.m., enjoy the all-you-can-eat buffet—shellfish from the Breton shore, terrines and crudités, country-style desserts—with house-made crusty bread. Read more.
Rosa Bonheur attracts a fashionable crowd w/ its simple en-cas (French for snack; in this case, cream of artichoke, Serrano ham & more), and its charming outdoor terrace shimmering in fairy lights. Read more.
This typical cave à manger has excellent no-cook edibles ranging from cured meats & fish to well-aged cheeses. Wine prices are listed for to-go purchase; corkage added for bottles drunk on premises. Read more.
Choose from a selection of verrines (foods served in little glass jars)—such as fresh goat cheese w/ olive oil & basil, or salmon rillettes w/ preserved lemon. Read more.
This cozy wine bar offers selections of natural French wines, charcuterie from Brittany, farmhouse cheeses, a chicken liver terrine, and a sea urchin dip. Read more.
Bones is crazy! the menue is overwhelming and also rhe food at the bar. thats realy nouvelle cuisine....
2014 Fooding Guide best bistro: spot-on synthesis of the signs of modernity (Raoul’s laid-back service, barista at the bar…) in the urban milieu
2014 Fooding Guide special honor award. Full of good people, hardboiled eggs and croissants on the bar, a record player in a corner and the daily Libé
2014 Fooding Guide special honor award. Dilapidated bar in the 20th, shining beacon of bohemian nightlife, pillar amongst pillars…But it’s also an excellent spot to lunch on the cheap.
2013 Fooding Guide best restaurant. Infernal cuisine where each dish assails you like a rush of adrenaline!
2013 Fooding Guide best counter. No card, no reservations, no phone, no tables. You’ve got to arrive at 7:00pm to be sure of having a spot. Pierre Sang Boyer’s “instinctual cuisine” changes every day
2013 Fooding Guide Best bouillon. It’s a clamor that attracts you. That of the collective “mmm!” of satisfaction coming from those swallowing the broth. There is a line outside…
No tip: just accept what today and the chef have to offer.Never the same and always as good. Definitely one of my favorite restaurant in Paris. Incredible for this budget !
Le Silencio (the name of the club in Mulholland Drive) is what Paris nightlife has been waiting for. It offers a cocktail bar, concert venue, restaurant, cinema and art library.
This backroom cocktail bar packs some serious character. For the New Yorkers out there, imagine Little Branch with pumping electro.
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.
This is the place where the dewey teenage girls smoke and flirt with young men from good families. Bohemian has never been so beautiful.
Absolutely amazing concept store with a great café in the front. Big selection of Kenzo, Carven, and Christophe Lemaire for both women and men, and beautiful books downstairs. Friendly, helpful staff!
Awesome concept store, with the latest in clothing, design and accessories. That is of course when they're not collaborating with other awesome brands like Bleu de Paname!
Messieurs, trouvez votre bonheur dans l'univers le plus cosy et chaleureux de la capitale dédié pour vous : Vêtements, accessoires, chaussures mais également bagagerie, magazines et fragrances.
The burger totally lives up to it's rumour. Probably the best in the world, at least the best I've ever had
Not for the weak-willed. End of current season and previous season's threads at 50% off. Denim varies in discount but is usually 20 – 30% off. Womens' store is a door down from the mens'. Load up.
Fooding Guide 2014 best bar of delights: A Parisian hideaway perched way atop the mast of incongruity. Insanely hip, brilliantly off-the-wall.
Une vue incroyable de la belle ville qu'est Paris! Idéal pour prendre un verre en été!
All the delicious falafel goodies you want, layered in so that every bite is perfect. My favorite in Paris and probably ever, but most likely because of that whole Paris thing.
This might just be the best bakery in the whole of Paris! The bread is absolutely phenomenal! Go during the week because this place is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Even before it served its first meal, the gourmets of Paris had adopted the new restaurant run by Sven Chartier and Ewen Lemoigne, the former owners of Racines.
view from the top of the museum is one of my favorite! there is also a nice restaurant there. if you enjoy modern art and architecture (you do, right?), then you'll love this place.
Pilier de la scène indie-pop à Paris tenue par la plus sympa des équipes ! Guiness et Kilkenny à la pression. Le "must be there" absolu ! ;-)
*** : Petit bar sympa en bas de la rue Oberkampf. Arrière-salle pour 6/8 personnes. Happy Hours jusqu'à 21h. Ne passez pas à coté du cocktail Shrek et de la Despé faite maison ! Entre amis.
L'indémodable ! Lieu de rencontre des londoniens de la capitale et de tous les parisiens branché venus boire un verre "à la cool".
Sous la grande verrière du bar, tout le monde parle à tout le monde : on n’a décidément plus l’impression d’être à Paris. Read more.
Great hype and trendy Parisian bar, friendly atmosphere, vintage coaches to relax. Great drinks: mojitos or watermelon cocktail. Cool music!
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.
Thomas Girard is one of the bartenders participating at the Diplomático World tournament: France. Don't miss his lovely cocktail "Clandestina" with Diplomático Blanco, with a 60´s and 70´s style Read more.
The French contemporary artist Philippe Parreno was handed free rein to curate a show at the Palais de Tokyo. The result is the mutli-disciplinary: 'Anywhere, Anywhere out of the World' exhibition. Read more.
Une excellente adresse à Pigalle. Les serveurs vous feront passer une super soirée. Demandez un cocktail du chef. Le mojito est parmi les meilleurs du quartier. Les planches de fromage sont à tomber
Cheap, great value, LOTS of people and just around the corner from Cantine de Belleville. Great place to continue....
Found the Duchamp chandelier cool. Started to like this place the second they started to play Nicolas Jaar. Then realised I've been here before after the Moderat gig. NEW FAVOURITE BAR IN PARIS.
my favorite restaurant in Paris! a lovely and fashionable place, attended by locals, great french cuisine, very kind owner and very fair price!
best tip ever: go through the library entrance and cut the line! then you'll still be able to buy tickets.
This beautiful museum hosted H&M's Autumn/Winter fashion show during Paris Fashion Week '13.
L’important c’est cette ambiance “sud-ouest-mais-pas-beauf-non-plus”. Le chef, Stéphane Jego, met l’accent sur ses excellents produits et a réussi à fidéliser une clientèle de bons vivants. Foncez-y.
Que du bonheur: de la tapenade, du rosé, coucher soleil au dessus du Pont Alexandre III et le Grand Palais, des jolies filles et des hipsters ... Voila voila
Largest and one of the most visited cemeteries in Paris, this is where you will find World War I memorials and the graves of famous personalities like writer Oscar Wilde and musician Jim Morrison.
Spotting Lenny Kravitz may be a bonus to this eatery but its fame lies in the food. Dine in, or take away for a few Euro less, and make new friends sitting on the curb of Rue Rossiers. -Arnold Myint,
a pyramid that looks so modern inside what used to be the chateau of the king of France? yes! and it's wonderful.
The Tuileries Garden is a public garden located between the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. Created by Catherine de Medicis.
The view from the top of Notre Dame is breathtaking, and definitely worth the 402 steps it takes to get there (no elevators)! Make sure to check out the gargoyles and make the most of the free entry!
This Catholic Church/basilica in Montmartre (highest point in the city) has stunning Romanesque-Byzantine architecture. Don't miss the Christ in Majesty (one of the biggest mosaics in the world).
