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PARIS DINING RECOMMENDATIONS
According to the public directory, pages jaunes (french yellow pages), Paris has 12,862 restaurants.
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FOR A VIEW
Antoine Fish gastronomic restaurant – 10 Avenue de New York – www.antoine-paris.fr
Le café de L’homme Modern cuisine with the beautiful view – 17 place du Trocadero – www.cafedelhomme.com
Les Ombres Créative cuisine – 27 Quai Branly - www.lesombres-restaurant.com
Maison Blanche French cuisine with amazing view – Club is open only Saturday night – www.maison-blanche.fr
Chez Francis www.chezfrancis-restaurant.com
La Tour d'Argent Since 1582, landmark dining centered around duck but other options as well - https://tourdargent.com/
L'Oiseau Blanc Rooftop with a view at the Peninsula - https://www.peninsula.com/en/paris/hotel-fine-dining/french-rooftop-loiseau-blanc
Le café de L’homme Modern cuisine with the beautiful view – 17 place du Trocadero – www.cafedelhomme.com
Les Ombres Créative cuisine – 27 Quai Branly - www.lesombres-restaurant.com
Maison Blanche French cuisine with amazing view – Club is open only Saturday night – www.maison-blanche.fr
Chez Francis www.chezfrancis-restaurant.com
La Tour d'Argent Since 1582, landmark dining centered around duck but other options as well - https://tourdargent.com/
L'Oiseau Blanc Rooftop with a view at the Peninsula - https://www.peninsula.com/en/paris/hotel-fine-dining/french-rooftop-loiseau-blanc
TRADITIONAL & CLASSIC DINING
FOR MUSIC AND FUN
Speakeasy Jazz club restaurant night club – 25 rue Jean Giraudoux – www.lespeakeasy.com
La Gioia Italian restaurant inside you have the Club VIP ROOM
Le Matignon Trendy restaurant with the intimist club downstairs with beautiful people and Music . www.matignon-paris.com
Ducs des Lombards https://billetterie.ducdeslombards.com/
Le Petit Journal http://petitjournalsaintmichel.fr/
Chez Papa Jazz Club http://www.papajazzclub-paris.fr/
La Gioia Italian restaurant inside you have the Club VIP ROOM
Le Matignon Trendy restaurant with the intimist club downstairs with beautiful people and Music . www.matignon-paris.com
Ducs des Lombards https://billetterie.ducdeslombards.com/
Le Petit Journal http://petitjournalsaintmichel.fr/
Chez Papa Jazz Club http://www.papajazzclub-paris.fr/
DINING about SAINT GERMAIN
Le Christine: It is a welcoming and charming traditional French restaurant, within 10 minutes walking distance. It is the most popular in our guest’s opinion. You will find here rustic chic décor of stonewalls and quirky art; a creative and yell-crafted bistro cuisine.
http://www.restaurantlechristine.com
1 Rue Christine, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 40 51 71 64
Open Monday - Sunday
Monday to Friday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 18:30 (6.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Saturday and Sunday from 18:30 (6.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Chez Fernand: In the ground floor of a stone building built in the 18th century, the three vaulted rooms with exposed beams are a real pleasure for those who love the traditional French cuisine with regional accents. Within 2 minutes walking distance from the hotel.
http://www.chezfernand-guisarde.com
13 Rue Guisarde, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 43 54 61 47
Open Monday - Sunday
Monday to Sunday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
Friday and Saturday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - midnight
Boucherie Roulière: Very excellent restaurant for meat lovers, nice and noisy ambiance, with “reasonable prices” for copious dishes. Within 2 minutes walking distance from the hotel.
www.boucherie-rouliere.com/
24 Rue des Canettes, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 43 26 25 70
Open Monday – Sunday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:30 (7.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
La Méditerranée: A 5-minute walk from the hotel, this classic French restaurant welcomes you with a charming décor with Cocteau drawings. Specialties of seafood; very excellent feedback.
http://www.la-mediterranee.com
2 Place de l'Odéon, 75006 Paris -Telephone: 01 43 26 02 30
Open Monday – Sunday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:30 (7.30 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
Vagenende: Typical elegant French brasserie opened for decades and that can welcome big groups on request. They have an assorted A la carte menu, with a choice of meats & fish.
http://www.en.vagenende.com/
142 Boulevard St Germain, 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 43 26 68 18
Open Monday – Sunday all day long, from 12PM to 11.30PM
Aux Prés: With a long history, this restaurant has reopened in 2011 under the Chef Cyril Lignac. It is now a popular bistronomic restaurant, serving typical bistro-style cuisine, with French and foreign home products.
http://www.restaurantauxpres.com
27 rue du Dragon, 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 45 48 29 68
Opened Monday – Sunday, from 12:00-14:30 (2.30PM) and from 19.00 (7PM) to 23:00 (11PM)
Breizh Café: Fantastic creperie in the Latin Quarter that serves fantastic savory and sweet crepes. Most made with buckwheat flour and are darker in color than we typically see in the states. This is a tasty and casual spot with affordable food. Get here as early as possible as it fills up fast!
https://breizhcafe.com/en/breton-crepes-and-buckwheat-galettes-creperie-paris-saint-malo-cancale-tokyo/#creperie_paris
1 rue de l'Odéon 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 42 49 34 73
Opened Monday – Sunday, from 11:30-23:00 (11PM)
Les Bouquinistes: 10 to 15 minutes away by walk, this bistro from the chef Guy Savoy is offering a new French cuisine and new flavors, with a nice view over the Seine river.
http://www.lesbouquinistes.com
53 Quai des Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 43 25 45 94
Open Monday - Sunday
Monday to Saturday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Sunday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 18:30 (6.30 PM) - 22:00 (10.00 PM)
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Ze Kitchen Galerie: In this modern restaurant, the cuisine is artistic: pureed lentils with chestnuts, spice bread, sauteed noodles. There are also delicious surprise dishes that show up from time to time on the menu. The well-designed, contemporary décor gives a clear view of the kitchen, where you can see the creation of your meal in progress. Between a New York style gallery and ambient café. 10 to 15 minutes away by walk from the hotel.
http://www.zekitchengalerie.fr
4 Rue des Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 44 32 00 32
Open Monday – Friday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
Closed on Saturday & Sunday
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Bistrot Buci Mazarine: Formerly called Mange-Tout, this is Chef Alain Dutournier's restaurant. It offers a French refined cuisine, affordable prices and a great choice of wine.
http://www.alaindutournier.com/wp/mangetout/
82 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 43 54 02 11
Opened from Tuesday to Saturday (closed on Sunday and Monday) from 12:30 - 14:00 (2PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
L’Arpège: Nearby the Invalides and the Musée Rodin (5 minutes away by taxi), the restaurant’s menu is devoted to the most unexpected flavors. This place is known for its superb cave. The specialty of this restaurant is vegetarian preparations.
http://www.alain-passard.com
84 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris – Telephone: 01 47 05 09 06
Open Monday - Friday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Closed on Saturday and Sunday (This restaurant requires a dress code)
Market: Market, located on avenue Matignon, near the Champs-Elysée, is a fashionable restaurant offering, Asian-French cuisine. Chef Jean-Georges delivers inventive dishes using fresh market produce and original combinations of spices and seasonings.
http://www.restaurant-market.fr/#lerestaurant
15 Avenue Matignon, 75008 Paris – Téléphone : 01 56 43 40 90
Open every day from 12 :00 – 15 :00 (3PM) and from 19 :00 (7PM) – 23:30 (11.30PM)
Brunch at weekends from 12:00 to 16:00 (4PM)
Les Ombres: This restaurant is located on the fifth floor of the Quai Branley museum (10 to 15 minutes away by taxi). Designed by Jean Nouvel, the décor plays on the effects of transparent glass, views of the Eiffel Tower, as well as the effect of shows and lights.
Everything is made of raw materials, leather and wood, which explains the venues name, “The Shadow” or “Les Ombres”.
http://www.lesombres-restaurant.com/
27 Quai Branly, 75007 Paris – Telephone: 01 47 53 68 00
Open Monday – Sunday from 12:00 - 14:15 (2.15 PM) and from 19:00 (7 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
First service at 19:00 (7.00 PM), second service at 21:30 (9.30 PM)
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Le Taillevent: Situated in the 8th district (10 to 15 minutes away by taxi), the discrete tradition, the sheen on the old wood paneling and the simple luxury of this exceptional, French fine-dining restaurant shows a whole different world from the showy fashionable excess found in many other establishments. Great classical cuisine, with a touch of the modern. The cellar is one of the most sumptuous and comprehensive in the world.
http://www.taillevent.com
15 Rue Lamennais, 75008 Paris – Telephone: 01 44 95 15 01
Open Monday - Friday from 12:15 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:15 (7.15 PM) - 22:00 (10.00 PM)
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
L’Alcazar: Situated in the 6th district (5 to 10 minutes away by foot), a chic, fun and trendy brasserie designed by Sir Terence Conran, has replaced the old Alcazar cabaret. Under its glass roof, in a modern décor, you can dine in an elegant and festive lounge atmosphere with the best DJs of Paris. A warm welcome, attentive service and bare wood or white-clothed tables. Guillaume Lutard, a former chef of Taillevent, offers a range of fun fare - from seafood to classic French or English inspired dishes that suit a relaxed gourmet clientele.
http://www.alcazar.fr/fr
62 Rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 53 10 19 99
Open Monday to Sunday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) – midnight
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Joséphine Chez Dumonet:
http://chezdumonet.com/
117 Rue du Cherche Midi 75006 Paris - Telephone : 01 45 48 52 40
Open Monday - Friday from 12:30 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:30 (7.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
La Fontaine de Mars:
http://www.fontainedemars.com/
129 Rue St Dominique 75007 Paris - Telephone : 01 47 05 46 44
Marco Polo:
http://www.restaurant-marcopolo.com/
8 Rue de Condé, 75006 Paris - Telephone: 01 43 26 79 63
Bistrot Paul Bert:
18 Rue Paul Bert, 75011 Paris - Telephone: 01 43 72 24 01
L’Atelier Joel Robuchon:
5 Rue Montalembert, 75007 Paris - Telephone: 01 42 22 56 56
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
http://www.restaurantlechristine.com
1 Rue Christine, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 40 51 71 64
Open Monday - Sunday
Monday to Friday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 18:30 (6.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Saturday and Sunday from 18:30 (6.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Chez Fernand: In the ground floor of a stone building built in the 18th century, the three vaulted rooms with exposed beams are a real pleasure for those who love the traditional French cuisine with regional accents. Within 2 minutes walking distance from the hotel.
http://www.chezfernand-guisarde.com
13 Rue Guisarde, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 43 54 61 47
Open Monday - Sunday
Monday to Sunday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
Friday and Saturday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - midnight
Boucherie Roulière: Very excellent restaurant for meat lovers, nice and noisy ambiance, with “reasonable prices” for copious dishes. Within 2 minutes walking distance from the hotel.
www.boucherie-rouliere.com/
24 Rue des Canettes, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 43 26 25 70
Open Monday – Sunday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:30 (7.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
La Méditerranée: A 5-minute walk from the hotel, this classic French restaurant welcomes you with a charming décor with Cocteau drawings. Specialties of seafood; very excellent feedback.
http://www.la-mediterranee.com
2 Place de l'Odéon, 75006 Paris -Telephone: 01 43 26 02 30
Open Monday – Sunday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:30 (7.30 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
Vagenende: Typical elegant French brasserie opened for decades and that can welcome big groups on request. They have an assorted A la carte menu, with a choice of meats & fish.
http://www.en.vagenende.com/
142 Boulevard St Germain, 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 43 26 68 18
Open Monday – Sunday all day long, from 12PM to 11.30PM
Aux Prés: With a long history, this restaurant has reopened in 2011 under the Chef Cyril Lignac. It is now a popular bistronomic restaurant, serving typical bistro-style cuisine, with French and foreign home products.
http://www.restaurantauxpres.com
27 rue du Dragon, 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 45 48 29 68
Opened Monday – Sunday, from 12:00-14:30 (2.30PM) and from 19.00 (7PM) to 23:00 (11PM)
Breizh Café: Fantastic creperie in the Latin Quarter that serves fantastic savory and sweet crepes. Most made with buckwheat flour and are darker in color than we typically see in the states. This is a tasty and casual spot with affordable food. Get here as early as possible as it fills up fast!
https://breizhcafe.com/en/breton-crepes-and-buckwheat-galettes-creperie-paris-saint-malo-cancale-tokyo/#creperie_paris
1 rue de l'Odéon 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 42 49 34 73
Opened Monday – Sunday, from 11:30-23:00 (11PM)
Les Bouquinistes: 10 to 15 minutes away by walk, this bistro from the chef Guy Savoy is offering a new French cuisine and new flavors, with a nice view over the Seine river.
http://www.lesbouquinistes.com
53 Quai des Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 43 25 45 94
Open Monday - Sunday
Monday to Saturday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Sunday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 18:30 (6.30 PM) - 22:00 (10.00 PM)
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Ze Kitchen Galerie: In this modern restaurant, the cuisine is artistic: pureed lentils with chestnuts, spice bread, sauteed noodles. There are also delicious surprise dishes that show up from time to time on the menu. The well-designed, contemporary décor gives a clear view of the kitchen, where you can see the creation of your meal in progress. Between a New York style gallery and ambient café. 10 to 15 minutes away by walk from the hotel.
http://www.zekitchengalerie.fr
4 Rue des Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 44 32 00 32
Open Monday – Friday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
Closed on Saturday & Sunday
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Bistrot Buci Mazarine: Formerly called Mange-Tout, this is Chef Alain Dutournier's restaurant. It offers a French refined cuisine, affordable prices and a great choice of wine.
http://www.alaindutournier.com/wp/mangetout/
82 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris – Téléphone: 01 43 54 02 11
Opened from Tuesday to Saturday (closed on Sunday and Monday) from 12:30 - 14:00 (2PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) - 23:00 (11.00 PM)
L’Arpège: Nearby the Invalides and the Musée Rodin (5 minutes away by taxi), the restaurant’s menu is devoted to the most unexpected flavors. This place is known for its superb cave. The specialty of this restaurant is vegetarian preparations.
http://www.alain-passard.com
84 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris – Telephone: 01 47 05 09 06
Open Monday - Friday from 12:00 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:00 (7 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Closed on Saturday and Sunday (This restaurant requires a dress code)
Market: Market, located on avenue Matignon, near the Champs-Elysée, is a fashionable restaurant offering, Asian-French cuisine. Chef Jean-Georges delivers inventive dishes using fresh market produce and original combinations of spices and seasonings.
http://www.restaurant-market.fr/#lerestaurant
15 Avenue Matignon, 75008 Paris – Téléphone : 01 56 43 40 90
Open every day from 12 :00 – 15 :00 (3PM) and from 19 :00 (7PM) – 23:30 (11.30PM)
Brunch at weekends from 12:00 to 16:00 (4PM)
Les Ombres: This restaurant is located on the fifth floor of the Quai Branley museum (10 to 15 minutes away by taxi). Designed by Jean Nouvel, the décor plays on the effects of transparent glass, views of the Eiffel Tower, as well as the effect of shows and lights.
Everything is made of raw materials, leather and wood, which explains the venues name, “The Shadow” or “Les Ombres”.
http://www.lesombres-restaurant.com/
27 Quai Branly, 75007 Paris – Telephone: 01 47 53 68 00
Open Monday – Sunday from 12:00 - 14:15 (2.15 PM) and from 19:00 (7 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
First service at 19:00 (7.00 PM), second service at 21:30 (9.30 PM)
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Le Taillevent: Situated in the 8th district (10 to 15 minutes away by taxi), the discrete tradition, the sheen on the old wood paneling and the simple luxury of this exceptional, French fine-dining restaurant shows a whole different world from the showy fashionable excess found in many other establishments. Great classical cuisine, with a touch of the modern. The cellar is one of the most sumptuous and comprehensive in the world.
http://www.taillevent.com
15 Rue Lamennais, 75008 Paris – Telephone: 01 44 95 15 01
Open Monday - Friday from 12:15 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:15 (7.15 PM) - 22:00 (10.00 PM)
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
L’Alcazar: Situated in the 6th district (5 to 10 minutes away by foot), a chic, fun and trendy brasserie designed by Sir Terence Conran, has replaced the old Alcazar cabaret. Under its glass roof, in a modern décor, you can dine in an elegant and festive lounge atmosphere with the best DJs of Paris. A warm welcome, attentive service and bare wood or white-clothed tables. Guillaume Lutard, a former chef of Taillevent, offers a range of fun fare - from seafood to classic French or English inspired dishes that suit a relaxed gourmet clientele.
http://www.alcazar.fr/fr
62 Rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris – Telephone: 01 53 10 19 99
Open Monday to Sunday from 12:00 - 14:00 (2.00 PM) and from 19:00 (7.00 PM) – midnight
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
Joséphine Chez Dumonet:
http://chezdumonet.com/
117 Rue du Cherche Midi 75006 Paris - Telephone : 01 45 48 52 40
Open Monday - Friday from 12:30 - 14:30 (2.30 PM) and from 19:30 (7.30 PM) - 22:30 (10.30 PM)
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
La Fontaine de Mars:
http://www.fontainedemars.com/
129 Rue St Dominique 75007 Paris - Telephone : 01 47 05 46 44
Marco Polo:
http://www.restaurant-marcopolo.com/
8 Rue de Condé, 75006 Paris - Telephone: 01 43 26 79 63
Bistrot Paul Bert:
18 Rue Paul Bert, 75011 Paris - Telephone: 01 43 72 24 01
L’Atelier Joel Robuchon:
5 Rue Montalembert, 75007 Paris - Telephone: 01 42 22 56 56
(This restaurant requires a dress code)
RECOMMENDATIONS where you might find Parisians dining
La fee verte, near la Bastille (open late, not expensive, across the street from birthplace of Moliere) 108 rue de la Roquette 75011 Paris (no web site)
La taverne de l’arbe sec, 109 Rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris https://taverne-de-l-arbre-sec.fr/
La Gavroche, 19 Rue Saint-Marc, 75002 Paris https://www.paris-bistro.com/choisir/paris2/le-gavroche
La poule au pot, 9 Rue Vauvilliers, 75001 Paris http://www.lapouleaupot.com/
La taverne de l’arbe sec, 109 Rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris https://taverne-de-l-arbre-sec.fr/
La Gavroche, 19 Rue Saint-Marc, 75002 Paris https://www.paris-bistro.com/choisir/paris2/le-gavroche
La poule au pot, 9 Rue Vauvilliers, 75001 Paris http://www.lapouleaupot.com/
