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- Classic French Bistro: Au Bon Coin in the fifth arrondissement and Camille in the third arrondissement.
- Asian and Italian cuisine: Higuma for authentic ramen, and Little Davoli for an Italian experience in the 7th arrondissement.
- Israeli cuisine: Boubale restaurant in the Marais district.
- The tip that saves the most money: Pre-booking a table through The Fork app entitles you to a discount of up to 50 percent on the menu.
- Why pre-order: In popular restaurants in Paris, a free table without a reservation is rare, especially in the evening and on weekends.
- Also on the page: An explanation of how to spot a tourist trap from a distance, and a long list of bistros by neighborhood.
What are the most recommended restaurants in Paris?
The most recommended restaurants in Paris for 2026 combine traditional bistros like Au Bon Coin with modern and Asian cuisine. Before you start, it is also recommended to use theThe Complete Guide to Paris To plan the rest of your trip, it's a good idea to book in advance to secure a table.
Summary: The most recommended restaurants in Paris
The Francophiles Anonymous culinary guide is based on personal experience and community recommendations. Here’s a quick summary:
- Classic French Bistro: Au Bon Coin in the 5th arrondissement and Camille in the 3rd arrondissement.
- Asian and Italian cuisine: Higuma for authentic ramen, and Little Davoli for an Italian experience in the 7th arrondissement.
- Israeli cuisine: Boubalé restaurant in Marais.
- Golden tip: You can save up to 50% on your bill by booking a table in advance through The Fork app.
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7AB13FD3Recommended French restaurants: the classics you must know
There's no point in flying to Paris without tasting a good beef bourguignon or visiting one of Paris' best brasseries . If you want to delve deeper, we recommend reading How the Restaurant, Bistro, and Brasserie Came to Be . Here are the places that keep the tradition alive without breaking the bank. And if you've booked a table at a Michelin-starred restaurant, you should also make sure you've chosen recommended hotels in Paris that are within walking distance.
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District 2
Le Mesturet
A family bistro with old-fashioned food. Lentil stew and classic Parisian pea soup.
Address: 77 Rue de Richelieu
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–23:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 3
Embassy of Auvergne
A wonderful restaurant serving food from the Auvergne region. Don't miss the saucy halibut puree and the grilled sausage (less recommended for weight watchers).
Address: 22 Rue du Grenier-Saint-Lazare
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:00 and 19:00–22:30 (Sunday until 21:30)
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 3
Bouche
A winning combination between tapas and French bistro. Great sharing dishes at a friendly price.
Address: 10 Rue Réaumur
Days and hours: Tuesday to Saturday 12:00–15:00 and 19:00–23:00, Sunday 12:00–16:00, Monday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 3
Republic broth
The most affordable restaurant in town. Classic dishes at unbeatable prices.
Address: 39 Bd du Temple
Days and hours: Every day of the week 11:30–00:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 3
Café des Musées
Their beef bourguignon was named “the best in Paris” – a must-try dish for every traveler.
Address: 49 Rue de Turenne
Days and hours: Every day of the week 10:00–22:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 3
Behind
An extraordinary experience: eating inside a designer apartment. A very trendy and special place.
Address: 69 Rue des Gravilliers
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:30 and 19:00–23:00, Sunday 11:30–15:30 and 19:00–23:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 3
Nessia
A bistro that combines French cuisine with Asian and Italian touches. Offers meticulous dishes at fair prices in the northern part of the Marais.
Address: 6 Rue Charles-François Dupuis
Days and hours: Tuesday to Saturday 12:00–14:00 and 19:00–22:30, Monday and Sunday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
Bofinger
A magnificent Alsatian brasserie from 1864! The choucroute is perfect, the Black Forest cake is huge, and the 19th century decor will leave you speechless.
Address: 5-7 Rue de la Bastille
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–15:00 and 18:30–00:00, on the first consecutive day 12:00–23:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
bombastic
A bistro in the heart of the Marais that serves fine seasonal food. The duck fillet is excellent and they have a super-affordable lunch menu.
Address: 40 Rue des Blancs Manteaux
Days and times: I was unable to verify. It is best to check with the restaurant.
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
Bistrot des Vosges
Here you will find one of the best onion soups in the city, excellent lamb chops, and stuffed cabbage that will warm your stomach and heart.
Address: 31 Bd Beaumarchais
Days and times: I was unable to verify. It is best to check with the restaurant.
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
Camille
A solid and beloved bistro in the Marais. Fine entrecote and high-quality foie gras.
Address: 24 Rue des Francs Bourgeois
Days and hours: Monday to Friday 08:00–23:30, Saturday and Sunday 10:00–23:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
L'Atelier Entrecôte & Volaille
An excellent alternative to a fine entrecote accompanied by crispy fries, without having to travel all the way to the 17th arrondissement. The prices are completely reasonable.
Address: 21 Bd Beaumarchais
Days and times: Every day of the week 11:45–14:30 and 18:30–22:30 (on weekends noon until 15:00)
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
The French Property
One of the most affordable restaurants in town! The chicken breast in truffle sauce just melts in your mouth. Fantastic value for money in a central area.
Address: 84 Rue Saint-Martin
Days and hours: Tuesday to Saturday 11:30–14:30 and 18:30–22:30, Monday and Sunday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
The Snail
An ancient culinary institution in the heart of the Marais. The goose confit is exquisitely made, and the tarte tatin is a perfect end to a day of wandering.
Address: 44 Rue Vieille du Temple
Days and hours: Every day of the week 18:00–22:30, on Sundays also 12:30–14:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 4
Les Bougresses
A hidden gem in the heart of the Marais since the 90s. Precise traditional cuisine – the steak with bone marrow was simply superb.
Address: 6 Rue de Jarente
Days and hours: Tuesday to Friday 18:30 PM–22:30 PM, Saturday and Sunday also at noon, Monday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 5
Au Bon Coin
An excellent classic bistro in the 5th arrondissement. The duck in orange sauce with crispy potatoes is a must, and the bread is incredibly fresh.
Address: 21 rue de la Collégiale
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:30 and 19:00–22:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 5
Bistro des lettres
A young and vibrant bistro with modern twists. Don't miss the escargot croissant that combines two loves in one bite!
Address: 52 Bd Saint-Germain
Days and hours: Every day of the week 11:45–22:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 5
Chez gladines
A cheerful Basque restaurant with huge salads and excellent fish dishes. A young and lively atmosphere, perfect for a satisfying and inexpensive meal.
Address: 44 Bd Saint-Germain
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–22:30 (Friday and Saturday until 23:30)
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 5
Colette's Table
An amazing culinary discovery in the Latin Quarter serving creative cuisine. The sweet potato soup and fish were divine. An exceptional experience at a reasonable price.
Address: 17 Rue Laplace
Days and hours: Monday to Friday 12:00–13:30 and 19:30–21:00, Saturday evening only, Sunday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 7
Welcome
A long-standing family restaurant with a view of the Eiffel Tower. A great value 3-course menu. The highlights were the lamb in honey and the creative desserts (the panna cotta was perfect).
Address: 14 rue de Monttessuy
Days and hours: Monday to Friday 12:00–14:00 and 18:30–22:30, Saturday evening only, Sunday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 10
Resistants
A wine bar offering dishes that are a cross between French and Spanish cuisine. The pork pate and tuna dish are excellent for a light dinner with a fine wine.
Address: 16 Rue du Château d'Eau
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:00 and 19:00–22:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 11
Chez Paul
A legendary bistro near the Bastille from the 20s. Foie gras pâté, pork ribs and an amazing pavlova (not to be missed).
Address: 13 Rue de Charonne
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–00:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 11
The Painter's Bistro
An authentic bistro that feels like a journey through time. The duck leg confit and bone marrow were a delight, ideal for those looking for a classic meal in the district.
Address: 116 Av. Ledru Rollin
Days and hours: Every day of the week 07:00–01:00 (Friday and Saturday until 02:00)
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 12
Les Petits Culs
Near Aligarh Market is a hidden gem that offers sharing plates at incredibly low prices. The crispy duck confit was simply delicious!
Address: 2 Rue Théophile Roussel
Days and times: I was unable to verify. It is best to check with the restaurant.
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 14
l'Assiette
This is probably where they serve the best cassoulet in Paris! A classic restaurant with huge portions and uncompromising quality.
Address: 181 Rue du Château
Days and hours: Wednesday to Sunday 12:00–14:30 and 19:00–22:30, Monday and Tuesday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 14
The Troquet canteen
Meticulous Basque and French food with excellent service. The plump sausages and amazing fries will be etched in your memory (Dagger branch).
Address: 89 Rue Daguerre
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:30 and 19:00–22:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 14
Creole
Looking for variety? A wonderful Creole restaurant that preserves the flavors of the Caribbean. Delicious and unique crab and shrimp curry dishes.
Address: 122 Boulevard du Montparnasse
Days and hours: Monday to Friday 12:00–14:30 and 18:30–23:00, Saturday and Sunday consecutively 12:00–23:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 14
Le Petit Bouillon Vavin
Traditional Bouillon with fresh, local food at rock-bottom prices. Despite the lively atmosphere, the menu is faithful to the classics. Highly recommended in Montparnasse.
Address: 119 Boulevard du Montparnasse
Days and hours: Every day of the week 11:00–23:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 14
The Cagouille
One of the best seafood restaurants I've ever eaten at, and I came here on the recommendation of chef Jonathan Roshfeld. A Charente-Maritime institution dating back to 1981 that serves only fish, oysters, and crabs, according to what came from the auction that morning (you won't find any meat here at all).
Address: 10 Place Constantin Brancusi
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:30 and 19:00–22:30
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 16
The White Sheep
A historic restaurant located in the inn where Molière used to hang out. The kidney stew and legendary chestnut mousse make it a real gem.
Address: 40 Rue d'Auteuil
Days and hours: Tuesday to Sunday 12:00–14:30 and 19:00–22:15, Monday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 17
The Atelier des Batignolles
An unpretentious bistro that serves simple and excellent food – from octopus to duck breast. A little far from the tourist hotspots, but worth the walk.
Address: 12 Rue des Batignolles
Days and hours: Monday to Friday 07:00–00:00, Saturday 08:00–00:00, Sunday 09:00–16:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 17
The Relay of Venice
The legendary institution that serves only entrecote with a secret sauce and perfect fries.
Address: 271 Bd Pereire
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:30 and 18:45–23:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 17
Wild House
Beautiful place offering great brunches and meats (ribs with truffle oil fries!). Very kid friendly and close to Parc Monceau.
Address: 13 Boulevard de Courcelles
Days and hours: Every day of the week 07:00–02:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 17
Mova
The 'Bib Gourmand' restaurant offers lunches for only 22 euros! Great value for money, with changing and creative dishes. An amazing deal in the City of Lights.
Address: 39 Rue des Dames
Days and hours: Tuesday to Friday 12:00–14:00 and 19:30–22:00, Monday evening only, Saturday and Sunday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 18
The Ramey Workshop
A culinary gem a short walk from the Sacré-Cre. Creative and well-designed food with courteous service that makes up for the Montmartre uphills.
Address: 23 Rue Ramey
Days and hours: Every day of the week 12:00–14:00 and 19:00–22:00
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
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District 18
The little mill
Jeff's charming place offers dreamy beef bourguignon, a light atmosphere and chilled beer. Away from the tourist traps of Montmartre, it's worth a visit!
Address: 17 Rue Tholozé
Days and hours: Wednesday to Sunday 18:00 PM–02:00 AM, Monday and Tuesday closed
Opening days and hours may vary. Before you go, it's a good idea to check the restaurant's website for the latest hours.
The Asian side of Paris: Ramen, Bao and Noodles
Paris is the Asian food capital of Europe. Here are the most authentic spots in the city.
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District 2
Au Petit Sesame
A little Chinese gem. Rich noodle soup that rounds off an excellent meal at a cheap price.
Address: 15 Rue Poissonnière
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District 2
Higum
Authentic Japanese in the heart of Paris. The Lamian noodle soup is simply wonderful and satisfying.
Address: 32bis Rue Sainte-Anne
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District 4
Hanoi
Excellent Vietnamese food in Mara. The pineapple spring rolls are a must!
Address: 41 Rue Sainte-Croix
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District 3
Happy Noodles
Noodles are made before your eyes! A hearty soup with minced meat that is fun to eat again and again. A satisfying and quick solution that is worth the stop in Marais.
Address: 95 Rue Beaubourg
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District 3
Song Heng
A legendary institution. Only two types of soups on the menu, but they are simply perfect.
Address: 3 Rue Volta
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District 3
Sweetea's
Wonderful and comforting Korean. Wonderful noodles and double pot dishes that offer a rich and flavorful experience in the heart of the Mara.
Address: 61 Rue des Gravilliers
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District 3
Three Times More Pepper
Spicy Chinese noodles (you can choose the level). Fresh, handmade noodles.
Address: 184 Rue Saint-Martin
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District 3
Yansai 3
Paperless Japanese-Vietnamese fusion. The chicken dish coated in panko and a rich sauce is a perfect and delicious crime at a great price.
Address: 88 Rue des Gravilliers
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District 4
Baobar
Trendy and incredibly delicious place. Buns came steamed with addictive fillings.
Address: 42 Rue Sainte-Croix
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District 6
Korean Counter
Quality Korean food in Saint Germain. The kimchi pie was magic! A light, tasty and relatively cheap alternative in the tourist area.
Address: 66 Rue Mazarine
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District 6
The Palanquin
An elegant, high-class Vietnamese restaurant. The shrimp and pork stew in caramel is a pleasant surprise. Highly recommended for travelers in Saint-Germain.
Address: 12 rue Madame
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District 9
Phoenix
Authentic (and large!) Chinese dishes. The dishes are a little spicy but amazing in taste. Worth a visit to the Saint Lazare area.
Address: 54 Rue Saint-Lazare
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District 14
Yummy Noodles
Authentic Chinese noodles rich in montparnas. A variety of great soups and stir-fries. Please note: some dishes have a tendency to be spicy.
Address: 17B Rue Campagne Première
Recommended Italian restaurants in Paris
Sometimes you need a break from the butter and cream. Here are the places that will make you feel like you're in Rome.
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District 7
Little Davoli
A long-standing Italian deli on Keller Street that opened its own trattoria right across the street. The lasagna and tiramisu here are excellent.
The family has owned the shop across the street since 1913, and everything served at the trattoria comes from there: Italian charcuterie, cheeses, antipasti and fresh pasta. There is a large terrace on the market street, and it is one of the most convenient addresses for a meal in the Eiffel Tower area.
Address: 41 Rue Cler
When closed: Open every day of the week. Sundays at noon only.
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District 11
Origins
Creative Sicilian cuisine from three friends from Catania. The seafood pasta and first courses are particularly special.
Chef Mattia De Biasi works alongside Antonio Gilberto and his sister Serena, and the menu changes with the seasons. The place is small and popular, there is a pleasant terrace for nice days, and booking in advance here is not a recommendation but a necessity.
Address: 85 Rue de Charonne
When closed: Open every day of the week, lunch and dinner.
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District 14
Gio's Table
A very high-quality restaurant in Montparnasse, with impeccable service and excellent ingredients. Giovanni Circi brings the cuisine of Puglia here.
Among the recurring dishes on the menu: Puglia-style orecchiette, linguine alla vongole and ossobocco. There is a very affordable fixed-price lunch, and a terrace for nice days. Once a month the owner hosts an evening of traditional music from his native region.
Address: 210 Bd Raspail
When closed: Open every day of the week, lunch and dinner.
Israeli Chefs in Paris: Local Pride
Israeli chefs are conquering Paris with a winning combination of audacity and French technique.
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District 1
Kapara
Another Parisian hit from Assaf Granite. Don't miss the special desserts!
Address: 9 Rue d'Alger
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District 4
Boubale
Assaf Granit's restaurant in Mara. A happy atmosphere, arias and home flavors.
Address: 6 Rue des Archives
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District 11
Alluma
Creative cuisine that combines French techniques with raw ingredients and flavors from Israel.
Address: 151 Rue Saint-Maur
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District 18
Adraba
In Montmartre. Chef Elior Ben Arush works magic with modern Israeli seasoning.
Address: 40 Rue Véron
Cafes in Paris: for the soul, not just the body
Sitting in a Parisian café is not just a break – it’s a whole way of life. If you want to experience the atmosphere of the bells and sit facing the street with an espresso, take a look at the complete list of cafés in Paris that you shouldn’t miss.
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District 3
Cafe Charlotte
A classic and bustling bistro atmosphere. A perfect place for a good burger or afternoon coffee.
Address: 38 rue de Bretagne
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District 4
The Boiling
A cafe hidden in a magical alley near the Seine. Recommended for its wonderful chocolate cake.
Address: 6 Rue des Barres
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District 6
Le Danton
Perfect location across from Odeon Metro and rare cordial service! Recommended for a continental breakfast or coffee and dessert while wandering.
Address: 103 Bd Saint-Germain
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District 11
The Cat Cafe
The cats are the owners here. A calm and cozy cafe for animal lovers and relaxation.
Address: 9 Rue Sedaine
Restaurants recommended by Francophiles
Here you will find authentic recommendations for restaurants in Paris written by the site's readers. Have you recently visited the City of Lights and found a really good restaurant? You are warmly invited to leave your own recommendation and share it with other Francophiles!
Efrat
Tamar Bar
Asher Shaham
Nadav Kahn
Ruth Penn
Orna Lieberman
Da Paride, a creperie in Montparnasse
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Restaurants on the Francophile's radar
Here I've compiled restaurants that I haven't tried myself yet, but they intrigue me especially based on recommendations I received or places that caught my eye during my wanderings in Paris and on the internet. I'd love to hear from you if you've eaten at them!
Center (Quarters 1 and 2)
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District 1
The Petit Bouillon Pharamond
A beautiful historic establishment serving traditional French food at very affordable prices.
Address: 24 Rue de la Grande Truanderie
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District 2
The Grand Colbert
A legendary and luxurious brasserie (made famous by the movie “Love Has No Rules”). A classic Parisian experience.
Address: 2 Rue Vivienne
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District 2
Club Pig
A bistro for meat and charcuterie lovers. A menu that is all about pork and good wine.
Address: 38 Pass. des Panoramas
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District 1
youth
A highly regarded family wine bar and bistro. A limited but precise menu.
Address: 47 Rue de Richelieu
The Mara (Quarters 3 and 4)
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District 3
Guefen
A restaurant run by chef Ohad Amzalg that offers creative cuisine with an emphasis on fish and seafood.
Address: 9 rue de Vertbois
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District 3
DIMDIMSUM
A Chinese restaurant specializing in handmade dim sum. A great place for a light and delicious meal.
Address: 20 Rue du Grenier-Saint-Lazare
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District 3
Le Petit Commines
A French bistro offering seasonal cuisine with an impressive wine selection and cordial service.
Address: 16 Rue Commines
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District 4
Pamela Popo
A charming retro-style restaurant and cocktail bar offering modern French cuisine in the heart of the Marais.
Address: 15 Rue François Miron
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District 3
parcels
A bistro from 1936 that has retained the furniture, floor, and gilded ceiling of its predecessor. Precise bourgeois cuisine, and opposite the restaurant is the owner's wine shop with a huge selection.
Address: 13 Rue Chapon
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District 3
At Alain Yum Yum
Alan, a former baker, builds absurdly sized sandwiches right before your eyes (the cheese piles up until it's unclear how the bread is sealed). Open only until afternoon, and the queue is part of the experience.
Address: 26 Rue Charlot
Chic and Flavors (Quarters 5, 6 and 9)
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District 6
Baillotte
A modern, stylish restaurant offering meticulous haute cuisine in the prestigious Sixth District.
Address: 16 Rue du Dragon
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District 9
Mom Mom
A chic and upscale Thai restaurant near Galeries Lafayette. Authentic flavors in a modern atmosphere.
Address: 19 Rue de Mogador
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District 9
Braisenville
A concept of creative sharing dishes, a lively atmosphere and modern design.
Address: 36 Rue Condorcet
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District 5
Respite
An Italian gem in the Latin Quarter. Authentic Sicilian food in a warm atmosphere.
Address: 18 Rue Maître Albert
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District 5
At the windmill
Simply great bistro in the 5th arrondissement.
Address: 20 Rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard
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District 6
Seed
A restaurant with a focus on Italian food in Saint-Germain. Wonderful atmosphere, fine wine, great but too small portions.
Address: 54 Rue de Seine
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District 9
Le Bon Georges
An upscale bistro near Martyr Street: aged meat, pâté en croûte, and a wine list considered one of the most impressive in the city. Not cheap, and you have to book in advance.
Address: 45 Rue Saint-Georges
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District 9
Petrelle
Nine tables, candles, and a tasting menu that changes every week. One of the most romantic addresses in Paris, within walking distance of Montmartre. Reservations close weeks in advance.
Address: 34 Rue Pétrelle
East of the city (Quarters 10, 11, 12)
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District 10
La Bécane à Gaston
A cozy family-run French restaurant with comforting food and excellent service near the Canal Saint-Martin.
Address: 24 Rue Lucien Sampaix
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District 11
Santa Carne
For meat lovers: an Argentine restaurant with fine cuts roasted on a charcoal grill.
Address: 3 Bd Richard-Lenoir
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District 11
AMÂLIA
A bistro restaurant offering a modern and refreshing interpretation of French classics. A Michelin 1-star restaurant in the 11th arrondissement: a meal that is a wonderful sensory experience!!!
Address: 32 Rue de la Fontaine au Roi
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District 12
A la Biche Au Bois
A classic country restaurant specializing in game meat dishes, cook-au-vent and cheese platters.
Address: 45 Av. Ledru Rollin
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District 10
barley
The second address of Michelin-starred chef Omar Diab. A bistro with Egyptian and Tunisian roots, where the entire menu is arranged according to the cooking method.
Address: 54 Rue de Paradis
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District 11
Clamato
The fish bar of the group behind nearby Septime. Small seafood dishes to share and natural wines. They don't take reservations at all, so arrive early and be patient.
Address: 80 Rue de Charonne
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District 11
Au Passage
A bistro and wine bar hidden in an alley, open only in the evenings. Small portions to share that change daily, and hundreds of natural wines on the menu.
Address: 1 bis Passage Saint-Sébastien
West of the city (Quarters 7 and 8)
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District 7
Yes, my general.
Chef Stephane Reno's bistro, in the area, entices with good tables. Provincial food in the heart of the 7th arrondissement: pâté en croûte, pot-au-feu and baba au rom.
Address: 14 Rue du General Bertrand
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District 7
Café des Ministries
Steps from the National Assembly. The vol-au-vent here has become an institution, and the stuffed cabbage won the French championship in 2022. Very small, and they book a lot in advance.
Address: 83 Rue de l'Université
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District 8
Brasserie Lazare
Chef Eric Perchon's brasserie inside Saint-Lazare station. The sausage with mashed potatoes is considered the best in Paris, and the Paris-Deauville dessert is a story in itself.
Address: Parvis de la Gare Saint-Lazare, Rue Intérieure
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District 8
The House of Aubrac
Aubergine meat that comes directly from the restaurant owners' farm, proper aligo and hundreds of wines. Open until the wee hours (on weekends until morning), steps from the Champs Elysees.
Address: 37 Rue Marbeuf
South of the city (Quarters 13, 14 and 15)
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District 14
The Severo
Ten tables, a former butcher who ages the meat in the basement himself, and excellent fries. Don't look for a fish dish here, and don't ask for the steak well done.
Address: 8 Rue des Plantes
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District 14
The Duke
A fish restaurant from 1967, designed to look like a yacht cabin. Here they dared to serve raw fish to Parisians years before the word sushi came to the city. Expensive, and legendary.
Address: 243 Bd Raspail
The outer circle (16-20)
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District 16
Substance
A modern and bold Michelin restaurant. An exceptional (and expensive) gastronomic experience near the Champs Elysees.
Address: 18 Rue de Chaillot
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District 17
Janine
A lively neighborhood bistro with comfort food, generous portions, and a great atmosphere.
Address: 90 Rue des Dames
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District 18
Alea
A charming bistro in Montmartre offering creative dishes made from local, high-quality ingredients.
Address: 39 Rue Lamarck
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District 19
Au Boeuf Couronne
A historic and famous steakhouse in the 19th arrondissement (where the slaughterhouses used to be). Excellent steaks.
Address: 188 avenue Jean Jaurès
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District 20
Cache
As its name suggests – a restaurant hidden in a magical villa. Specializing in fish and seafood in a special atmosphere.
Address: 13 Villa Riberolle
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District 18
Le Boréal
A classic Parisian bistro with modern touches, located on one of the picturesque streets of the north of the city.
Address: 39 Rue Montcalm
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District 18
Chanteau
Two brothers, graduates of starred kitchens, up Rue Lepic. The restaurant is named after the master Rose de Chantoiseau, who opened what is considered the first restaurant in history in 18th-century Paris.
Address: 63 Rue Lepic
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I have several recommended restaurants, some of which actually state that they have no recommendations.
We are in Paris this weekend 11/16-19
I would love to talk to you.
My phone number is +972544355551
Aryeh Sagi
Hey Aria.
I just saw your comment. Have a great time in Paris and if you would like to share your impressions with us, feel free to send them to tchazanov@gmail.com.
deer
Why do most links say that the requested site is inactive?
Hey,
There is currently a technical problem and I hope it will be resolved in the future. In the meantime, I recommend simply searching the restaurant name on Google and ordering from there.
Best regards,
deer
Hi. I tried to make reservations at a restaurant and it doesn't work either on the website or by phone when I call. Did I miss something?
What restaurant is this?