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La Mère Catherine
One of the oldest restaurants in Paris still in operation, offering traditional cuisine in a historic brasserie format.
Verjus
Romantic, modern French tasting-menu restaurant near Palais-Royal, with a great cellar bar for pre-dinner drinks.
Harry’s New York Bar
Historic American-in-Paris bar (1911) famous for its classic cocktails and jazz heritage, in the heart of Paris.
Bar de la Dame des Arts
Chic rooftop bar above Hôtel Dame des Arts (6th arr.), offering stylish seating and views near Notre-Dame and the Seine.
Le Toit de la Bellevilloise
Rooftop bar in the 20th arrondissement offering panoramic views, cocktails and a relaxed bohemian vibe.
Ritz Bar
Opulent hotel bar at the famous Ritz with a celestial-themed cocktail program and luxe setting.
Robert et Louise
Rustic steakhouse with open-fire cooking and simple high-quality cuts, ideal for meat lovers wanting an authentic experience.
Frenchie
Trendy bistro in the 2nd/3rd arrondissements blending French technique with global flavours, small plates & curated wines.
L’Ambroisie
A bastion of traditional French haute cuisine, this three-Michelin-starred gem sits in the elegant Place des Vosges and delivers timeless dishes with flawless execution.
Septime
A modern, eco-conscious restaurant celebrated for its seasonal menu and minimalist décor. It offers inventive cuisine in a relaxed yet refined setting.
L’As du Fallafel
A famed casual spot in Le Marais for a really excellent falafel sandwich and vibrant street-food vibe; perfect for lunch or a relaxed meal without the formalities of fine dining. Locals and tourists both love it for its value and flavour.
Le Petit Chalet
A cosy neighbourhood bistro off the beaten path, offering comfort-food favourite dishes like omelettes, duck confit and soufflé in a welcoming, less formal environment. A good option when you want relaxed dining rather than ultra-luxury.
La Forge
A bit further afield but worth the trip, this traditional French steakhouse offers big portions, variety and local charm far from the ultra-touristy zones. The journey may be longer, but the value and experience are noted.
Robert et Louise
A rustic steakhouse with an open fire in the kitchen, offering simple but high-quality cuts of meat in a warm and authentic setting. For meat lovers who want solid, unpretentious Paris dining.
Le Soufflé
A restaurant specialising in savoury and sweet soufflés, tucked a block from the Tuileries gardens – charming for something a little different and focused on a specific confection. A delightful stop for both dessert-lovers and light meals.
Loulou Restaurant
Overlooking the Louvre, this stylish spot offers not just excellent food but also an outdoor terrace with splendid museum views. A perfect pairing of art and dining in one location.
La Tour d’Argent
With a history dating back centuries, this iconic restaurant combines tradition, a legendary wine cellar and river views of the Seine. Dining here is as much about the ambience and legacy as the cuisine itself.
Bénôit Paris
Founded by the legendary chef Alain Ducasse, this is a classic bistro with a storied Paris heritage, offering refined yet comfortable French fare. A solid choice for exploring authentic Parisian comfort food with pedigree.
Louvres Ripaille
A smaller, stylish restaurant near the Louvre, focusing on seasonal produce and modern dishes in a relaxed but chic space. Ideal for diners who want something off the main tourist track yet still polished.
Le Relais de Venise
Dating back to 1959, this restaurant is known for serving one main dish: steak-frites, in a simple but beloved format. But don’t let the simplicity fool you — it’s a Paris institution with loyal devotees.
Chez Janou
Popular for its vibrant atmosphere, classic menu including rib steak and chocolate mousse, and a charming neighbourhood feel in the Marais. A fun choice for an enjoyable evening out rather than ultra-formal fine dining.
Bistrot Paul Bert
A quintessential French bistro: cosy, classic dishes, steak and seafood specialties, and a warm local atmosphere. Great for experiencing a more down-to-earth but high-quality Paris dinner.
Au Pied de Cochon
A brasserie classic near the Bourse de Commerce, famous for seafood platters, roasted lobster and a lively, ornate décor. It’s a bustling spot where French cuisine meets energy and tradition.
Le Jules Verne
Set on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower, this restaurant offers breathtaking views over the city along with refined French dining. It’s a treat for both the palate and the postcard moment.