Paris by Mouth
  • Our Guide to Paris
  • About the Mouth
    • Who We Are
  • Discussion Forum
  • Tours & Tastings
    • Best of Montmartre Food Tour
    • Best of the Marais Food Tour
    • Best of Les Halles Food Tour
    • Best of the Latin Quarter Food Tour
    • Tour de Fromage – exploring the exceptional cheeses of France
    • Sweet Paris: the Chocolate & Pastry Extravaganza

Restaurants

Find the right table

Wine Shops

Pop your cork

Chocolate

Melt with us

Wine Bars

Bottoms up

Pastry Shops

Sugar me

Bakeries

Carb on

Ice Cream

Get your licks
 
Aux Verres de Contact by Meg Zimbeck

Aux Verres de Contact

By Our Paris Guide · 1 Comment

This casual bistro is an annex of the well-regarded Jadis.

Continue Reading →
Septime restaurant in Paris, photo by Meg Zimbeck

The Daily Bite: Septime ripens Lobrano’s seed

By Meg Zimbeck · Leave a Comment
  • A lesser critic would say that Bertrand Grébaut is hot. Alec Lobrano says that his cooking style  evokes the just-awakened sensuality depicted by Colette in The Ripening Seed…
  • John Talbott gives Le Grand B a big F-U after receiving hard pink tomatoes (in September) and a tasteless pile of roasted bird…
  • Jérôme Berger says that Aux Verres de Contact is toothless and too expensive…
Continue Reading →
Chocolat chaud sans huitre par Hevin - photo by Barbra Austin

The Daily Bite: Hot chocolate with oysters?

By Meg Zimbeck · Leave a Comment
  • Rosa Jackson chokes up when she tastes the hot chocolate with oyster emulsion at Jean-Paul Hévin…
  • Pudlo tests the new chef at Agapé, Rubin disses Delage at Aux Verres de Contact, and Coohoon calls Top Chef semi-finalist Brice Morvent a future heavyweight…
Continue Reading →
Aux Verres de Contact by Meg Zimbeck

The Daily Bite: Au Passage pleases, Aux Verres un peu cher

By Barbra Austin · 1 Comment
  • Alexander Lobrano heaps more praise on wine bar Au Passage, loving the service — “this crew really seems to enjoy what they do and in sharing it,” — and the menu of “delicious cameos of James Henry’s fertile culinary imagination.” Aux Verres de Contact, on the other hand, leaves him lukewarm: Service was “distracted and absent minded,” and “seventeen euros seemed like an awful lot of money for a couple of fried eggs with ratatouille and a few slices of smoked tuna.” [Alexander Lobrano]
Continue Reading →
No One Man Should Have All That Flour at tumbler dot com

The Daily Bite: Kanye and Cassoulet

By Meg Zimbeck · Leave a Comment

Hearsay

  • Guillaume Delage, the chef behind Jadis, has something new in the works. Aux Verres de Contact will open in April in the 6th and will feature, as the name suggests, a menu based around the wine. [Cuit-Cuit]

Happy Plates

  • How nice that Patricia Wells, who has written a best-selling book about Italian cookery, also loves the truffle cream pizza from Al Taglio. “The crust is thick and airy, the kind of chewy, long-rise dough my Italian mother used to make…” I didn’t need her seal of approval to justify my addiction, but it helps. [Patricia Wells]
  • François Simon says that Isami (which seems to have escaped Nidra’s notice, see below) is without a doubt still the best sushi restaurant in Paris. [Simon Says]
Continue Reading →
  • Upcoming Food Tours

  • Regular Features

    • Restaurant Roundup
    • Down the Hatch
    • Taste of Paris
    • Five Great
    • Food & Wine Events
    • The Daily Bite (RIP)
  • Find a Paris Restaurant

  • Find us on Facebook

    Paris by Mouth

    Promote your Page too
  • Books by Our Editors

  • We Also Love…

    Purchase Paris Pastry Guide from Amazon


  • Forum Chatter

  • Taste of Paris

    • Cherry tomato salad Cherry tomato salad at Frenchie by MZ

      22 May 2012

  • (Delicious) Things to Do

    • Paris Food & Wine Events PbM food tours

      1 May 2012

      Le Fooding’s Veillées Foodstock festival and another stellar (and free!) wine tasting at Caves Augé.

  • Subscribe to Our Newsletter

  • Our Favorite Things

    • Five Great with Kids
    • Five Great for Last Minute Booking
    • Five Great Frenchie Substitutes
    • Five Great for Inexpensive Chinese
    • Five Great for Hot Chocolate
    • Five Great for Vegetarians
    • Five Great for Oysters
    • Five Great for Macarons
    • Five Great for a Box of Chocolates
    • Five Great for Crêpes
    • Five Great for Galette des Rois
    • Five Great Places for Sunday Dinner
    • Five Great for Dinner in Montmartre
    • Six Great for Wild Game
    • Five Great for Groups
  • Latest Openings

    • Les Jalles
    • Our Guide to Paris: Cantine California
    • Our Guide to Paris: Au Concervatoire
    • Our Guide to Paris: Axuria
    • Beef Club
    • La Table d’Aki
    • Youpi et Voilà
    • Terroir Parisien
    • Our Guide to Paris: L’Instant d’Or
    • Big Fernand
  • A Year in the Mouth

  • Recent comments

    • The Mouth on Five Great with KidsHi Rachael - It's true that Le Bal is a little tight (and loud), but there are always lots of kids there...
    • Gary Cortes on Blé SucréWe saw a short note in National Geographic Traveler about Ble Sucre and went there this morning. We have had pain au...
    • noelle on Five Great for MacaronsI did the Laduree v. Pierre Herme taste test with my 11 year old nephew in Paris, and while we both loved...
    • Rachael on Five Great with Kidsre: Le Bal: Parents should note that the interior of this art gallery restaurant is not particularly child-friendly - it doesn't remotely...
    • Brian on Five Great for Last Minute BookingI really enjoy the Five Great articles. How about a five best for cous-cous?
    • Parigi on Coffee crème brûléeThat crème has my name on it.
    • Vs on Coffee crème brûléeGood looking. Can I have one please? :)
    • graham on Huitrerie RégisThe oysters were average to tasteless. The service really awful. No excuses, it was 19.00 on sunday! The waitress asked if I...
    • The Mouth on Five Great for Hot ChocolateYou're not the only one who loves Angelina, SMG. It simply didn't get as many votes among our contributing editors, who perhaps...
    • SMG1947 on Five Great for Hot ChocolateWhat were they thinking or drinking? The only one or two that even come close to Angelina, having trekked all over Paris...
    • John Talbott on Five Great for Dinner in Montmartre"Note to one commenter: I live in Montmartre and if I want to eat well, I never go up the hill." This...
    • The Mouth on Five Great for GroupsHi doubledown, "rejects" are places that received no positive votes when put before our contributing editors and instead received requests that they...
Paris by Mouth

Pages

  • Our Guide to Paris
  • About the Mouth
  • Discussion Forum
  • Tours & Tastings

The Latest

  • Cherry tomato salad
    This casual bistro is an annex of the well-regarded Jadis. […]

More

Thanks for dropping by! Feel free to join the discussion by leaving comments, and stay updated by subscribing to the RSS feed.
© 2011 Paris by Mouth