PARIS

Steven Babst: Get the Paris–Brest!

Chris Griner: Cozy wine bar with a melange of tapas, some quite good. No choice for vegetarians however

Kevin Garcia: Great place for drinks and tapas! Same team as ales Niçois

Piccy Loke: hidden gem only known to locals. good savoury crepes and servers welcome tourist and can explain their menu to you. have a cider with ur crepe coz apparently thats what the french do!

Anna Granat: Delicious terrines and pork loin for two (with an amazing poached fig)! Excellent attentive and friendly service. Great for a date in Paris!

shlomit landmann: Great for lunch, be ready to wait unless you booked a spot (yes, also lunch in the middle of the week)

Jessica: Chocolate mousse

Telle Benaissa: Lovely pancakes ☺️👍🏼

Allegra Tepper: Feel at home with a good steak frites in an old-fashioned bistro. Poulette does it right. Opened in the late 19th century as a small cafe, it is now a Paris insider’s destination. (LUNCH)

Allegra Tepper: There is always something to discover at this little épicerie; it has a beautiful selection of cake and pastry decorations. There are natural liquid aromas, pistachio and rose pastes and emulsifiers.

Allegra Tepper: Stroll among vendors selling meat, cheese, fish and produce, then head to lunch at a food stall with tables that spill out into the alleyways and terraces.

Allegra Tepper: With a focus on design and the avant-garde, the shop showcases the work of young artists, from jewelers to graphic designers to toy-makers.

Allegra Tepper: sells decorative objects, paintings, posters, lithographs and books.

Allegra Tepper: Recommended by LUXE - achingly hip, curio-packed, creaky-antiquey house of African brews, Creole cocktails, sizzling regional street fare, and seventies funk-a-tude.

Allegra Tepper: Enter via a courtyard and wander around this three-storey warehouse space, with its selection of vintage and designer furniture. The Used Book Cafe has the best scones in town.

Allegra Tepper: CN Traveler: "has the latest styles from top brands as well as trainers, fashion and travel books. For men, the look is French lumberjack, with collegiate chic for women."

Allegra Tepper: CNT: "a cool interiors shop just off the Place de la République, has a Scandi vibe. European and Japanese organic paints, raw-wood utensils, natural towels and linens, and recycled wool throws."

Allegra Tepper: The bar's located behind an operating small pizza parlor. The dark and moody Moonshiner is all speakeasy, complete with Art Deco furnishings like etched mirrors and old record players.

Allegra Tepper: Closed Sun-Weds

N Li: There's no menu - you tell the bartender a taste you like and they come up with something based on that. If you want to try something new - it's great! Cute interior: pink & marble.

Allegra Tepper: Red leather booths and wooden bar at Harry's Bar New York date back to the early 20th century. Hemingway and Sartre drank here; George Gershwin composed "An American in Paris" on the piano upstairs

Allegra Tepper: Hidden behind what appear to be working washing machines and dryers. Just find the right door disguised as a washer (straight opposite the entrance), open it, and head up the narrow wooden staircase.

Allegra Tepper: A space-ship, with concrete counters and curved slats of plywood that extend over the space via the ceiling. Try the Cream Paie, made with Madera, crème de cacao, and almond-flavored crème fraîche

Allegra Tepper: All of the cocktails are influenced by India, such as the Krima Brulée whose froth gets caramelized at the table with a torch like the famous dessert.

Allegra Tepper: the only place in Paris to get a London Fog (earl grey tea seeped in milk), and also one of the best brunches in town—be prepared to wait in line.

Allegra Tepper: the only place in Paris to get a London Fog (earl grey tea seeped in milk), and also one of the best brunches in town—be prepared to wait in line.

Allegra Tepper: Under the arcades of the Palais-Royal, Kitsuné opened a coffee shop. Tables in the garden overlook the fountain & flowers in this seemingly secluded nook. Coffee, hot chocolate, chai lattes on-point.

Beatrice Ma: Belivelle coffee and amazing pasties

Fanny Coq: Le plateau de fromage ....!!!!

Allegra Tepper: the place to go for truffle pasta