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Eric Fréchon of the Bristol is the consulting chef of this contemporary, chic brasserie. Book a table on the terrace when weather permits. Open every day, all day.
Book well in advance, and then look forward to Bertrand Grébaut’s beautiful, seasonal cooking, pristine ingredients, and a fine list of natural wines to match.
Empañadas, asado, ceviche, and chimichurri in the heart of the 11th, from Argentinian chef Fernando de Tomaso.
Pierre Jancou has relaunched Vivant Table with chef Sota at the helm and more ambitious menus at 25/45€ (lunch) and 50/70€ (dinner). The wine remains all-natural, but the cooking is better than ever and an absolute steal at lunch.
Young chefs Michael Greenwold and Simone Tondo worked at Chateaubriand and Rino, among others, before opening this Menilmontant table, an instant hit that seems poised for the big time. Expect modern, seasonal cooking, and plenty of influence from former bosses Aizpitarte and Passerini.
The menu is seafood-heavy at this new address, adjacent to the marché Aligre.
A new owner has resuscitated this old time bistro, serving updated Lyonnais classics.
Flora herself does the cooking at this urban inn, offering a range of shareable small plates, or a heftier menu (at higher prices).
Seasonal products are the star at this contemporary bistro in the 10th.
A minuscule trattoria in the heart of the Marais.
The smaller, seafood sibling of brasserie Le Pichet.
A contemporary gastro-bistro, with an emphasis on fish. Open every day.
Upstairs: A white-tiled resto featuring meat from butcher Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec. Downstairs, drinks by the Experimental Cocktail Club crew.
Fresh, pristine cooking from auto-didact Patrice Gelbart.
Yannick Alleno revives Parisian classics, with Ile de France ingredients, at this chic, airy bistro.
Classic cooking gets an update at this bistro, tucked between Oberkampf and République.
Alain Milliat’s exquisite fruit juices, nectars, and conserves line the walls of this boutique-cum-restaurant, serving a no-choice menu at lunch and dinner, operating as a tea salon in the afternoons, and open for shopping all day.
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