My favorite museum in Paris. Great impressionist and post-impressionist collection, and you can see the whole thing in a day without breaking a sweat.
The rest of the museum is cool, but if I went again I'd pay just for garden entrance, which is only one Euro. From there, see some of Rodin's most famous works, including The Thinker.
Best croissants. No competition. No seating here for retail (though there is a sit down restaurant) so get your pain au chocolat and take it to a nearby park.
Kind of like a more permanent Brooklyn Flea with lots of food counters and restaurants. Come for lunch; not much happening at breakfast.
Open until late, lots of tables, comfortable atmosphere, young crowd, reasonably priced. Duck confit was great, and the cheese course portions were generous. Great hang out spot.
Tiny fabulous creperie. Make a reservation, then order crepes with sunny side up eggs peaking out of the middle. Then, order dessert crepes with chocolate. Then, order a liter of cider. Then, sleep.
A must-see for people looking to see the less-touristy side of Paris. Two giant rooms full of animal skeletons, from frogs to whales to dinosaurs. My favorite was the narwhal.
Great, great spot. Homey atmosphere, very friendly staff. Get there pre-8pm to avoid the post-work hipster rush. Grab a bottle next door, then come back and drink it with a tartine and a rillette.
Your waiter might turn up his nose when you come in and only order two hot chocolates and a tart to share, but it is so, so worth it.
