Paris Restaurants

 1 Review  If you are finished with the porc and beef dishes in Paris, then you should check out this fine fish restaurant in the Marais, between Mairie du IV and St. Paul. They have bouillabaises, poissons,... 

 1 Review  We found this restaurant in the Marais not on our earlier trip, but in a guide book 'Bistros of Paris' (Robert & Barbara Hamburger). It helps to have a little bit of French when you call to make your... 

 1 Review  CRÊPERIE DES ARTS. If you are in Paris, try at least one a crêperie. This is very nice and charming, small and good. All sweet crêpes are wonderful, my favorite one is with banana and chocolate. The... 

 1 Review  This place is a cheese fest! The owner and his wife are also the cook and server, from what I could gather. They only speak French. While one of my friends is French, and has been to this restaurant... 

 2 Reviews  It used to be a nice spot with a nice cheap rough french snacks and salad but it turned out to be a pain of the ass today. First the manager wasn't paying any attention when we make our order and... 

 2 Reviews  when you visit this wonderful refuge on a cold February's evening, you virtually have the upstairs to yourself. Then a few other folks show up, but everyone is wearing black so you know you are among... 

 1 Review  The 19° arrondissement has a lot of good restaurants, off the beaten paths of the tourists and reserved to the experienced Parisians. ESPACE DEGUSTATION is one of them. A small room : 30 sits... 

 1 Review  #1 place de Mexico a superb bistro - Le Kiosque - open every day for lunch and for dinner from 19.30, 01 47 27 96 98. Useful for Sundays when a number of places can close! A good place to eat, popular... 

 1 Review  As well as salad, main course came heaped with all types of exotic friut like pineapple, papaya, kiwi fruit, star fruit, melon. Some dishes were served on palm leaves, and my friend had a nice... 

 1 Review  Set up in the last farm of Suresnes, closed in 1975 and located on the top of the Mont Valérien. It is one of the preferite restaurant of "Commissaire Maigret" (I mean Bruno Cremer. No, he is not... 

 1 Review  A very nice little restaurant near Hotel Mayet. Very delicious food, and a very welcoming and friendly server. Not posh, very simple, but also very delicious. At a table nearby, a family was having... 

 3 Reviews  Wonderful atmosphere, good food and fantastic drinks. It might not look like a good restaurant from the outside, but if you like mexican food it is definitely the place to go in Paris. Remember to... 

 1 Review  Dine at Le Coq at the Trocadero. Go in the evening and if you can only stop for a drink it is worth doing, as the Tower is beautifully lit. Goat's cheese sandwiched by sweet red peppers. Fish. For... 

 1 Review  A very cheap restaurant serving Fench typical brasserie food: steaks, steak tartare, andouillette, fish, etc.. Simple and hearty food, served with the ubiquitous French (or liberty) fries. No... 

 1 Review  A very colorfull bar in an increasingly trendy neighborhood: the saint Martin Canal. eat for 6 (yes six) Euros. The quality of the food is good, and the bar flies sure provide entertainment! Live... 

 1 Review  This German beer venue serves high-quality beers. The owner being a Bavarian lady knows what she is talking about. A distinctive feature of this bar is that you can play the numerous parlour games... 

 1 Review  Le Pain Parisien offers a large choice of eastern patisseries, but you'll also find baguettes and other typically French breads. They also sell kebabs and ice creams. One thing to bear in mind though,... 

 1 Review  GOOD and FRIENDLY bonne cuisine berbere ambiance sympathique il faut reserver car c'est souvent rempli le personnel est sympathique SAY "AZOUL" for HELLO (in Kabyle) Couscous et brochette... 

 1 Review  Restaurant Chez Ming - Chinese, Vietnamise and Thai. Small friendly restaurant, staff speak some English. Very clean bathroom. 3 course meal - chicken noodle soup, vegetable curry and ice-cream for... 

 1 Review  Charming, comfortable, homey- all that and in the Marais on Rue des Mauvais Garçons (translated as Bad Boys Street). Very good and simple bistro food, good wine selection and a great place to have... 

 1 Review  High Noon is my new favorite place for lunch. Soups, sandwiches, and delicious fresh fruit smoothees. Yogurt, nice desserts. Very friendly staff-- and they speak a bit of English. Many sandwiches are... 

 1 Review  Typical Parisian bistro. Fills up quickly at lunch with business men and women. Various menus at different prices and a good à la carte choice. Lunch menu (3 courses) at 12 euro (!!) - 2 courses at... 

 2 Reviews  Belle Epoque setting, intimate with delicious standards like rabbit and veal chop with morels. A bit out of the way but worth seeking out. The Velly family has been in the restaurant business for...