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SEPTIME – Paris 11

Galleries — Thu, 23 Oct 2014 16:33:09 +0000

Septime and its neo-bistro decor is today one of the hottest tables in Paris. Septime has been included in nearly every “must eat in Paris” list across the globe , and unfortunately you can wait a few weeks to get a reservation. On the menu : pedigreed ingredients on small plates. 3 ingredients per dish , but the best is to trust the chef Bertrand Grébaut with the full 55 € carte blanche menu. Wines are non-sulfite made by small producers, now available for sale across the street at their new Septime Cave - a popular neighborhood canteen for drinks & nibbles.

AKRAME – PARIS 16

Galleries — Thu, 23 Oct 2014 14:24:45 +0000

Even with 2 stars at the Michelin guide, chef Akrame Benallal has managed to stay the same from the start The only victime of his success : the wainting can reach 2 weeks until you can get a table… But this is worth the wainting if you consider how wonderfull this kitchen of « emotions » and « suprises » is. The restaurant is not big and has an interior with a chic and contemporary style. Black leather chairs are combined with grey & warm colours . In this small and trendy restaurant they do not serve à la carte Original point : there is no menu, you choose only by the number of courses you want. The French chef changes his menu items monthly and does not like to repeat his dishes. He sees his food like a fashion collection.. Not to be missed!

Le Pétrelle – Paris 9

Galleries — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 16:05:01 +0000

Since 18 years, the inspired Jean Luc welcome you ( only for diner and closed Sunday and Monday ) in the most intimate restaurant of Paris, with the most exquisite «cuisine française de marché« with an ample wine selection,(you have to take a look at the most original and simple web site for a restaurant : http://www.petrelle.fr/ )
Here only fresh produces of the day, meat, fish, beautiful vegetable, without forgetting some extraordinary desert.
The carte changes with the seasons. Better to make reservation a few days/weeks in advance, but you will not be disappointed.

Le Baratin – Paris 20

Galleries — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 15:06:18 +0000

Sometimes it’s necessary to cross Paris to find a great place, even in a rustic style ( kind of » Bistro – Bar à vin « ) : menu written on a chalkboard, Wooden tables…this restaurant opened by Raquel Carena and Philippe Pinoteau propose : souris d’agneau de Lozère confite with pommes grenailles, aiguellette de boeuf crue with anchois cantabrigue, tartare de saumon, thon sur lit de ratatouille, or the extraordinary desserts : crème vanille aux fraises des bois and one of the best mousse au chocolat in Paris !

Le Pantruche – Paris 9

Galleries — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 14:45:24 +0000

The place only been open for a year,but is outstanding : if you want to have a wonderfull diner with : oyster tartar with green lettuce purée, foie gras terrine, risotto with black truffles, marinated mackerel,suckling pig with pear-celery chestnuts,sweetbreads braised carrot fondant with licorice,poached chicken with vegetable ravioli and tarragon…among the best desserts try the Grand Marnier souffle with salted butter caramel !

Centre Pompidou – Paris 4

Galleries — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:26:23 +0000

The contemporary art museum Centre Pompidou is the place in Paris that cannot be missed. Weather you want to stroll around the impressive collection of contemporary art, or relax and sit at the terrace of the restaurant and enjoy the amazing view of Paris. Also unavoidable because of its unique architecture of industrial looks – giving a playful atmosphere to the whole – where colorful tubes mingle together on the facade. All that makes it definitely the place to be, where you will definitely enjoy yourself.

Musée d’Orsay – Paris 7

Galleries — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:26:08 +0000

Housed in a former railway station, le Musée d’Orsay is best known for its impressive collection of impressionist paintings. You can gaze at the works of Renoir, Monet, Cézanne, Courbet, Degas, and many other must-see artists. The décor is most peculiar and interesting beside the works it exhibits. Don’t miss it, as it will ravish young and less young alike.

… in the Orsay Museum, take the train and go back in time.

Le Café de Mars – Paris 7

Galleries — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:24:24 +0000

One of the best new discovery of the year, in a small street of the 7th, you will enjoy a perfect menu, (changed every weeks) at reasonable prices .Open from Monday to Friday, and Saturday only in the evening. From September, Le Café de Mars will be open on Sunday for a new brunch formula. You have to know that absolutely everything is home made ( which is rare in Paris…)

La Bauhinia-Shangri-la Hotel – Paris 16

Galleries — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:24:09 +0000

La Bauhinia restaurant offers a unique ambiance in the heart of the hotel, Shangri-La inspired by this noble and eye-catching flower and reminds all of Shangri-La Hotel, Paris’ roots in Asia. Bathed in light through a magnificent metal structure covered by a stunning glass roof, the ‘coupola’ designed by Maurice Gras, the architect influenced by Gustave Eiffel, elegantly crowns the restaurant. International food with a grand selection of wines, a unique offer of teas from the most famous tea houses in China and France sets the tone of this truly Parisian address.