ASSANABEL
One a little back street near Republique you will find one of the top secret addresses in Paris for gastronomic Lebanese cuisine. The owners warmly greet every entering customer and are ready to answer any questions one may have about the dishes. The menu consists of mezzehes (warm and cold small... read more
H.A.N.D.
This recently opened frenchified burger place may not be the absolute best place for authentic burgers but it is a cosy place to go for a brunch, see and be seen, and reminisce about cold bud, cole slaw, carrot cake, corn flakes, etc. The uncharacteristically high percentage of small children in... read more
MOMOKA
Momoka is a tiny japanese restaurant ran by the very talented and dedicated Masayo and her several young assistants. Reservations are an absolute must and so is a big appetite ! This is because once you are seated in what might as well be her kitchen you will be presented with three menu options: big,... read more
LES ENFANTS PERDUS
On a cold or rainy evening you want to comfort your soul and stomach…then go to this tiny new tavern. With its soft lighting, low ceilings, friendly relaxed atmosphere, Les Enfants Perdus are the children of the gentleman farmer. The team at work is young and laidback despite the starched uniforms.... read more
CHEZ JEANNETTE
Love it or hate it, Chez Jeannette is now a staple of Faubourg St Denis, so why not stop by if you have some shopping to do at Chez Jules epicerie or you’re just arriving from Gare du Nord or you’re visiting the old gates into Paris. This relatively small bar/bistrot is great for a quick... read more
CHEZ BETTY
Betty is a lovely lady with a sunny disposition, her little restaurant is too! During the day the room is filled with light streaming through the gorgeous ceiling-reaching windows and Betty is seen running around and presenting the daily Portuguese-accented creations like black ink risotto and scallops... read more
FRENCHIE
Who can open a small restaurant on a nearly forgotten street with a few simple menu items, charge below average prices and make every single customer walk out of the door satisfied? Gregory Marchand can. After a long time abroad, working with the likes of Jamie Oliver, he came back to Paris and set... read more
LA TABLE DU LANCASTER
This four-star hotel is home to a haute-cuisine restaurant with a very original menu and 1 Michelin star. Michel Troisgros, a famed chef whose parents were the originators of French Nouvelle Cuisine, aptly composed a brief and exquisite menu and categorised all his creations according to taste. Here... read more
BISTROT DES DAMES
Don’t let appearances fool you, this nonchalant bistrot is loved by many young cool locals. There is always a warm lively atmosphere inside and out…by out I mean the lush and probably the most hidden terrace in Paris! Its a great place to grab a simple and delicious dinner with friends,... read more
LE SQUARE DE MARCADET
Ever wondered what it is like to have a private garden all to yourself in the middle of Montmartre? If so, then come to this small bistrot and soak in the sun rays on their lush terrace outside. Expect traditional expertly prepared French dishes from the kitchen manned by the talented Antic Ratisa... read more
