Waleed Abu Nassar: Amazing restaurant, amazing Michelin Star Chef. Well worth the layover on our way to Canada
ППП: It is supposed to be the oldest house in Paris. Originally built in 1407 by Nicolas Flamel alchemist and librarian.
Jose E.: A casa mais antiga de Paris, de 1407, residência do alquimista Nicolas Flamel, abriga também um restaurante aconchegante.
2. Boutique yam'Tcha
8.3
4 rue Sauval, Paris, Île-de-France
Chinese Restaurant · Les Halles · 26 tips and reviews
Benoit Cazenave: Asian street-food in Paris of the highest quality. Great take-away with affordable prices from a Michelin starred chef, Adeline Grattard, and her husband Chi Wah Chan.
Constance | @croostifoodi: Loved Stilton bao, pork dumplings and milk tea. Overall very good. Come early at lunchtime if you wanna get a seat quickly. Nice venue.
Florence Garçon: Exceptionnel
Hanh Ng.: Pierre Sang, candidate of french Topchef and his first restaurant in Paris. The food is as amazing as the price 6 dish for 39 euros. I'll be happy to be back ;)
Camille Biette: Delicious, totally worth it. Chief cooks under your eyes and generously speaks with guests. Come early to get a sit (6:45pm for 7pm service) or you might have to wait a long time!
Saikat Chakrabarti: Sit at the bar to watch and talk to the chef.
Bravo: One of the top 3 meals I've had in my life. -Timothy Dean, Top Chef
Flavia Esperança Fonseca: Everything is just perfect. The space, the food, the service... it was not just a meal, it was an amazing experience!
ᴡ Trujillo: Adore it... simply adore it!
5. L'Alcazar
8.0
62 rue Mazarine, Paris, Île-de-France
French Restaurant · Saint-Germain-des-Prés · 78 tips and reviews
Lena Reznik: Ground floor - restaurant where one can order a meal elaborated by a Top Chef candidate. On the first floor - a dining bar with more traditional meals
Melody Vroom: Had a great mushroom pasta and caramel rice pudding here. Tasty, trendy and comfy!
Paris Aéroport: More than a chic brasserie.The mezzanine bar beneath the huge glass roof is a great place to unwind in the evening.Low tables,designer armchairs & cosy cushions. Friendly atmosphere & top-class music
7. L'Astrance
7.6
4 rue Beethoven, Paris, Île-de-France
French Restaurant · Muette · 30 tips and reviews
Bravo: I don’t get to eat here enough. I love everything about this restaurant. The food is delicious, smart, and wonderful to look at. And Christophe is a genius with wine.-Wylie Dufresne, Top Chef
Joanna Gong: Great prices for lunch. Good atmosphere and good food. They have 3,5,7 courses for lunch
Luxos Magazine: Listed as number 13 in the world’s 50 best restaurants with three hard-earned Michelin stars, L’Astrance is owned by one of the most creative, cutting-edge chefs in France, Pascal Barbot... Read more.
Thibault C.: 5€-15€ glasses and small dishes. Animated, "comptoir style" means you stay up, famous chef behind the kitchen. Amazing bread and salty butter, shallots sauce. A must try.
Nadide Gül: Food, wine menu, service, atmosphere: just amazing. Among 4 sister places, this one became my favourite with its' sea food tapas.
Gabby H: Don’t be afraid to ask for a taste of wine. By the glass bottles are marked in the fridge and available for generous sample. Settle in. Look up for menu; specials are on the wall.
9. Apicius
8.3
20 rue d'Artois, Paris, Île-de-France
French Restaurant · 24 tips and reviews
Bravo: Beautiful, gorgeous place off Champs Elysee. They have amazing simple food but it is expensive. -Jonathan Waxman, Top Chef
Alex Mironesco: Fabulous place and Good Value too. Try the First course with Seafood in ocean Water gelée!
BarChick: BarChick loves to make an entrance and entrances don’t get any grander than the one at Apicius! Check out our review http://barchick.com/find-a-bar/paris/apicius
10. Le Grand Véfour
8.4
17 rue de Beaujolais, Paris, Île-de-France
French Restaurant · Palais-Royal · 26 tips and reviews
Bravo: Established in 1760, they have hosted Napoleon and Victor Hugo. Be sure to reserve well in advance for dinner. Lunch is just as good, but give yourself all day!-Jimmy Bradley , Top Chef
Bravo: A time machine back to days of Richelieu, Comedie Francaise, equiste, delicious, amazing service. Perfection. -Jonathan Waxman, Top Chef
Fred du Plessis: Excellent lamb, beef oxtail, artichoke crême brûlée, excellent wine list
Paris Aéroport: Taking up the reins of the kitchens at La Scène, the restaurant , which has reopened after two years of renovation, is the new summit reached by the former Top Chef competitor.
Emily D: Beautiful hotel, great location, excellent service! They also served the best pastries for breakfast - we couldn't get enough! Loved our stay and will definitely be back...thank you PDG staff ^_^
Wine Lover: Great Location... but keep in mind if you're with your wife or girlfriend that the amazing Louis Vuitton main store is just about a block away!
12. Manko
8.5
15 avenue Montaigne, Paris, Île-de-France
Peruvian Restaurant · Champs-Élysées · 57 tips and reviews
Journey City Guides: Inspired by Peruvian star chef Gaston Acurio, this restaurant fails to find the glitzy and cool vibe it tries to show. The minimalist decor is a bit gloomy. Delicious cocktails though.
JORGELINA: Excellent place! A little bit expensive cause dishes are really small so you have to order several per person, like "tapas" but great quality we loved it
Abeer: Trying the Chicha Morada is a must
14. Willi's Wine Bar
8.6
13 rue des Petits Champs, Paris, Île-de-France
Wine Bar · Palais-Royal · 38 tips and reviews
Bravo: My dear friend Mark Williamson is wonderful! And a list of wines, especially Rhone valley, is without parallel in the world. -Jonathan Waxman, Top Chef
Danielle Neufeld: Delicious food; definitely a place to have an excellent meal!
Paris by wine: A classic Parisian wine bar, quite expensive but worth a try. Pages and pages of well chosen wines (especially Rhone valley). The food is also great and so is the service (who said stiffed?)