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Everything You Need To Eat In Paris
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Spots Around The Louvre
Where To Eat Near The Louvre
Your path to going from the Mona Lisa to a standout meal—organized by dining scenario.
Kodawari Ramen (Tsukiji) is a no-reservations spot near the Louvre that makes incredible ramen.
La Bourse et la Vie is a fine dining restaurant in a bistro-esque trenchcoat—with the prices to match.
Bistros To Prioritize
The Best Bistros In Paris
Massive chocolate mousses, chalkboard menus, french fry perfection, and more.
Bistrot Des Tournelles is a bistro near Place des Vosges with a throwback vibe and excellent French classics.
Chez Georges on Rue du Mail serves bistro classics in a space that feels like a total time warp.
Astier is bistro in the 11th that's seeped in old-school charm and hits its stride when it gets playful with the French classics.
Chez Marius is a bistro serving creative Italian- and Asian-influenced small plates in the 10th Arr.
Bakeries We Love
The 17 Best Bakeries In Paris
Where to load up on carbs and sugar in the French capital.
Du Pain et des Idées is an institution in the now-trendy Canal area, and you should come here for their Danish-style pastries shaped like pinwheels.
Boulangerie Utopie just took top prize for the best baguette in Paris, but their out-of-the-box approach has had locals lining up here for years.
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In The Mood For:
The Best Steak-Frites In Paris
Steak-frites may seem like the most Parisian dish on any bistro menu, but a truly good one is rare.
Prepare for lots of ham-and-butter baguettes, falafels, and croque monsieurs smothered in béchamel.
Some Practical Explainers
What’s The Difference Between A Bistro, Brasserie, Bouillon, & Café?
A guide to distinguishing between the dining types—and choosing where to go based on the vibe you want.
Find out which renowned Paris café, brasserie, and bistro is worth visiting.
In a land of 2,000 cheeses, here’s what you need to consider.
8 places with luxurious old-school dining rooms and classic French food.
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The First Timer’s Guide To Eating In Paris
