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Du Pain et des Idées
Traditional French pastries & signature "pain des amis" bread in an 1875 shop with painted ceilings.
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Traditional French pastries & signature "pain des amis" bread in an 1875 shop with painted ceilings.
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Sarah Mouchot and Nico Alary's room near the Canal Saint-Martin, serving breakfast all day: pancakes, poached eggs, and coffee roasted by Belleville Brûlerie.
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Traditional bakery specializing in artisanal breads, cookies & pastries, plus coffee & sandwiches.
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Jean Carette opened it on the place du Trocadéro in 1927. Macarons, Paris-Brest and Saint-Honoré, among mirrors, pink marble and Art Deco mouldings.
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Classic Parisian-chic venue for coffee, cake & French food.
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Open since 1896 and a listed monument since 1989, this Belle Époque hall of mirrors and brass keeps to its founding idea of a fair-priced French meal.
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Simple Middle Eastern eatery for fast falafels, shawarma & kebabs washed down with Israeli wines.
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A Marais crêperie from a Breton who opened Japan's first crêperie in Tokyo, making buckwheat galettes with organic flour and the odd Japanese seasoning.
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Colorful, unpretentious bistro whipping up regional classics, sandwiches & daily specials.
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Eyal Shani's pita counter in the Marais. Whole roasted cauliflower comes out of the oven, and everything else goes hot into the bread.
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Refined tasting menus featuring creative dishes paired with wines, in a minimalist space.
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Inventive fine dining menus with wine pairings, in a simple, high-ceilinged brasserie setting.
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Old-fashioned operation with tiled walls offering traditional beef dishes & seafood.
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Relaxed, compact bistro serving elevated meat & seafood dishes made from sustainable ingredients.
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Rustic-chic stop for seasonal French dishes with global influences, plus chef's carte blanche menus.
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Once a royal palace, now with a glass pyramid in its courtyard. Eight departments, running from antiquities to the Mona Lisa.
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A railway station built in 1900, now a museum. The Seine shows through the great wall clock, and the impressionists are ranged along the top floor.
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At the end of the Tuileries, the glasshouse where orange trees once wintered. Monet's Water Lilies run around the walls of two oval rooms.
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The eighteenth-century Hôtel Biron and its garden. The Thinker and the Gates of Hell stand out among the trees.
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Frank Gehry's building of twelve glass sails opened in the Bois de Boulogne in 2014. Inside are a contemporary art collection and its changing exhibitions.
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The garden Marie de Médicis laid out in 1612, now behind the Senate. Green chairs, the Medici fountain, and toy sailboats on the basin.
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A park laid over an old quarry in 1867. A small temple crowns the rock in the middle of the lake, reached across a suspension bridge.
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Between the Louvre and Concorde, the garden Le Nôtre drew. Chairs around the round basin, and Maillol's bronzes among the trees.
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Four and a half kilometres from the Bastille towards Vincennes, laid on a disused railway and opened in 1993. Craft workshops fill the arches beneath it.
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Founded in 1635 as the king's garden of medicinal plants and opened to the public in 1640. The natural history museum's galleries stand in the same grounds.
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Buzzing destination for charcuterie plates, seasonal oysters & French wines from barrel spigots.
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An array of creative, inventively presented cocktails at an intimate, acclaimed bar.
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A doorway papered over with posters on the Faubourg Saint-Denis. Inside, every cocktail is made with French spirits and nothing else.
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Buzzing, low-key bar offering boutique French wines accompanied by tapas, charcuterie & cheeses.
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Genteel haunt of the American writer, with leather armchairs, sepia photos & a honed cocktail menu.
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In the basement beside the Grand Rex cinema, since 1988. The programme is largely techno and house, and the sound system is the point.
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Large, 3-floor venue with a concert hall, nightclub & a bar, hosting an eclectic program.
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Upbeat destination with a club & concert hall for parties, DJ sets & live music.
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Cozy restaurant/lounge featuring creative dishes & cocktails, plus a tiny cinema & a stage.
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Famed, compact basement jazz club with a midcentury vibe, with drinks & regular live music sessions.
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