One of the little places you can find real good cappuccino in this city. Price for take away cappuccino (flat white really) 4 euros.
New in my area. Great coffee selection by people that really know/care about coffee. Also tasty treats baked on site. Wifi and Anglo-friendly. I think I will become a regular.
Besides a fantastic cappuccino, the bread with avocado and chili is a great way to start your day!
Excellent Jewish / Israeli place located in Le Marais. They specialize in pitas that are full of boeuf bourginon, ratatouille, etc. You also have to get a side of the cauliflower.
Really good Italian gelato. You can get as many flavours as you want and they shape the cones like flowers.
Awesome for brunch and is just a sexy place overall. Book a table on the back patio.
A fave wine bar located off rue Oberkampf. Get there early (around 530pm) to snag a table. The food is also delicious.
Great speakeasy cocktail bar in Le Marais. The front of the place looks like a small taco bar. Go inside and walk straight through the unmarked white door towards the back. Very cool place.
A favorite place for dancing. Should be good on Thurs or Fri, but the action tends to start late (around 1am or later).
A good cocktail bar set in a Georges Bizet’s old mansion. Get there earlier and have a drink…dancing can be good downstairs, otherwise walk to Glass.
Good simple and local French bistrot. Delicious confit canard and very reasonable (around 12€).
Good for tapas and wine. Get there around 18h30 in order to get a place to stand (standing room only and no reservations).
This place often has live music and is located along a lively stretch of bars. Would be good to go around 20h. Check out the website to see who’s playing.
Good place for evening drinks along the Seine to watch the sunset when the weather is nice. A bit out of the way (take a taxi or uber), but tends to be good (particularly on a Thurs or Fri evening).
One of the best values in Paris for gourmet food. Great set menu that changes nightly. Reservations in advance are a must. If you're winging it, try the Wine Bar across the street.
Part cafe, part resto, part bar, part performance space. Food is good and they often have live jazz. The neighborhood is becoming very trendy.
For a classy cocktail, check out the rooftop bar at Hotel Napoleon by the Arc de Triomphe. Probably the best view in Paris.
Catch your breath by resting on the steps of the Sacre Coeur and looking down over the city at sunset
Located in the Hôtel Biron (where Rodin used as a workshop), is a must-visit for lovers of sculpture. This place is home to the famous The Thinker and The Kiss) Opens at 10am daily. Closed on Mondays.
One of the most notable pieces in the museum is Monet’s Impression, Sunrise (Impression, Soleil Levant), the painting from which the Impressionist movement took its name.
Chill out by the Canal-St-Martin (best spot would be just south of l'Hotel du Nord). Stop by Sunken Chip for fish & chips takeout to eat along the water!
On Sunday afternoons, Parc Buttes Chaumont is where it's at. A bit out of the way, but awesome vibes.
Rosa Bonheur attracts a fashionable crowd w/ its simple en-cas (French for snack; in this case, cream of artichoke, Serrano ham & more), and its charming outdoor terrace shimmering in fairy lights. Leia mais.
Excellent single origin preparation. Go for a "long", rather than an espresso for the true Melbourne experience.
Très bon restaurant. Poisson du jour pour moi et une amie a eu une bonne pièce de boeuf. De bonnes saveurs, mais attention petites quantités.
Love the japanese with a French twist! The Kamo Soba is amazing. Save some space for the black sesame panna cotta!
Possibly the loveliest cafe in Paris. Come for the aesthetic and coffee (non-dairy lattes! Rejoice!), but skip on the food, as it's a bit pricey.
You can tell this place's optimised for Instagram. The Brunch food's great. Portions are pretty small. Food also took a while to come, so hopefully you've got some time in front of you.
