If you're a first time visitor to Paris, you might prefer a more touristy area, but if you're a solo traveler, a smaller local eatery could be more interesting. Some areas have lots of things to do within walking distance, but the restaurants may be more expensive. To give you a starting point for your trip research, we looked at what people say about restaurants in Paris.
Here are some of the most recommended restaurants in Paris.
Here's what Trippy members had to say about restaurants:
"Hi, You must know Café de FloreTake a look in wikipedia." See More
"Depending upon what time of day it is, plan on a lunch or a dinner at a restaurant you've identified and if necessary reserved ahead of time, then take a walk around and shop, buy chocolates and pastries Ladurée, Pierre Hermé Paris, and Gérard Mulot." See More
"Eating out: I would recommend Le Bouillon Chartier as not to be missed." See More
"Instead, go to Dominique Bouchet to sample cuisine from a true master chef who worked in the finest 3 star places and has his own highly regarded place (rated among the best in Paris on Zagat)." See More
"La Ferrandaise and La Bastide Odéon both great choices." See More
"As for restaurant, try Le chateaubriand or Le Severo -- Chateaubriand has a second seating that you don't need a res for; Severo is reservation only I believe." See More
"I recommend you to have a drink or eat at Ciel de Paris, an amazing view at the highest level of the Tour Montparnasse" See More
"L'Ami Jean is also open from the 29th through the 2nd." See More
"Worn out from all the exhausting paddle waving, I'd have a nice big meal at Le Grand Véfour." See More
"If you're not far from Port-Royal (point B here in the map), you should walk (or take the bus) down the boulevard du Montparnasse, where there are a lot of good (and well-known) restaurants, such as La Coupole and Le Dôme." See More
"I took this first one on a dreary winter day at the Le Palais Royal in Paris." See More
"Maison Ladurée (two locations) for macarons and other wonderful treats (a hazelnut chocolate layered item that I can't remember the name of is fantastic), William Greenberg makes a fantastic black and white / halfmoon cookie, Momofuku Milk Bar has a crack pie that's to die for, so is their candy bar pie, and I know it's not a showy high end bakery but a little, local, very inexpensive place called La Delice Pastry Shop Inc has a fantastic Petit Four." See More
This page is just a starting point, to really get personalized advice from Paris locals and experienced travelers, post a question on Trippy! You can start by browsing the questions other people have asked about Paris.
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