EN (EUR)Paris: what to do and where to eat
Paris is probably one of the most romantic and glamorous cities in the entire world. The capital of fashion, the city of street artists and grand luxury at the same time, Paris is a real gem of France and easily one of the most visited cities on the world. If you are planning a trip to the city of the Tour Eiffel, here is a mini guide to the best eateries.
Discover the incredible delicacies at glamorous Manko Paris (6 Rue Monsigny, 75002 Paris, France), where the Peruvian chef Gaston Acurio makes you taste mouthwatering Andean cuisine in an extremely chic location. Drop by while visiting Paris!
Chef Philippe Marc, supervised by Alain Ducasse, has created a unique "cahier gourmand" at brasserie Le Relais Plaza - Hôtel Athéné (21 Avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, France). Do not miss these special delicious dishes while on tour in Paris.
Incredibly close to the Louvre and Paris Opera, cosy La Cordonnerie (20, Rue Saint Roch, 75001 Paris, France) will surprise you for its cuisine. The cook will prepare the dishes in front of you, making you taste the excellence of French gastronomy. Drop by while on tour.
Are you a lover of seafood? If you are in Paris drop by at Charlot Le Roi des Coquillages (81 Boulevard de Clichy, 75009, Paris), your trip to France will be even more enjoyable.
The menu is shown on a display at modern and newly opened Restaurant Champeaux (La Canopée - Forum des Halles, Porte Rambuteau - 75001 Paris). In an ex industrial area, Alain Ducasse has just launched this modern-day version of a brasserie where the menu flows on a hanging board. From soufflès to wines, the chef's suggestions and the dish of the day. The project has been made possible by the Italian company Solari, who has been designing and producing displays for railway stations for over 50 years.
Travelling in Paris and looking for a cosy tasty break? Stop by at Jones café restaurant (43 rue Godefroy Cavaignac, 11th arrondissement, 75011 Paris) offering friendly atmosphere, excellent wines and delicious tapas plates to be shared among friends. Try it while in Paris!
The best coffee (and cake) experience in Paris is at Ten Belles (10 rue de la Grange aux Belles, 10th arrondissement, 75010 Paris), the perfect break during a tour of the city to enjoy mouth-watering chocolate-chip cookies, seasonal cakes, buns and delicious hot chocolate. Better try it while you are visiting Paris.
Wanna taste some real good seafood while in Paris? Then head right to Clamato (80 rue de Charonne, 11th arrondissement, 75011 Paris) for some delicious oysters in season, tuna sashimi, pink clams, prawns and much else to suit even the most demanding tastes. Be sure to drop by while on holiday.
Le Servan (32 rue Saint-Maur, 11th arrondissement, 75011 Paris) is the perfect eaterie if you are visiting Paris and you are looking for an out-of-the-ordinary culinary experience. You might be served breaded pig's trotters with harissa for example. Or asparagus with tandoori butter. But believe us, once you've tried it, you won't regret it.
Looking for a healthy break while in Paris? No problem, there is Sol Semilla (23 rue des Vinaigriers, Canal Saint-Martin, Paris), a vegan caffè serving antioxidant- rich dishes and offering a friendly atmosphere. Drop by while on vacation.
