This noodle spot takes no reservations, but it’s totally worth the wait.
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Café Les Deux Gares May Well Be My New Local
I am not the first to fall for Café les Deux Gares; it’s already been lauded by far mightier pens than mine. But thanks to the friendly staff, cozy dining room, and view over the train tracks of Gare de l’Est (I promise, it’s dreamier than it sounds), it may well have secured its spot as my new local.
Mamagoto Is A Franco-Japanese Fusion Spot Worth a Return Trip
Self-styled as a “Franco-Japanese cantine,” the latter word a common reference to a local’s spot, the sort of restaurant where you can stop in and grab a bite and feel like a regular, Mamagoto has been on my list of spots to try for quite some time.
Ippudo Ramen is “The Most Famous Tonkatsu Ramen Shop” in Japan – and I’ve Got One Down the Block
Ippudo is a Japanese chain boasting a few outposts in Paris. The menu is pleasantly short, featuring thrree donburi bowls and three types of ramen – shoyu, veggie, and tonkatsu – each of which can be dressed up as “tamago” (with egg) or “special (with even more toppings) for just a few extra euro.
I Almost Didn’t Tell You About Chez Marius
Chez Marius is barely ten minutes from my home, and I’d been walking past it for months before, last week, I finally paid it a visit with a friend.
The Brunch at Fontaine de Belleville is Excellent – And Massive
My only complaint about Fontaine de Belleville’s brunch is how massive it is.
For A Brunch That Won’t Break the Bank (or Your Wallet) Hightail it to 5 Pailles
Thanks to its commitment to simplicity (and fairness) 5 Pailles is my brunchtime go-to in Paris.
I Keep Wanting to Like Gros Bao More Than I Do
Gros Bao is certainly a fun place to dine with great views over the Canal Saint-Martin. But as the panoply of choices in Belleville are a mere 15 minutes’ walk away, it’s not going to become my regular any time soon.
Les Arlots is Indeed the Place for Saucisse-Purée and Natural Wine
I have become a bit of a connoisseuse of saucisse-purée, of late. There was the one at Brasserie Rosie, which I wasn’t expecting to be delicious, though it was. There was the…
Early June is a Revolving Door of Bright, Fresh Flavors
To review Early June with any perennity is a bit of an exercise in futility: After all, this natural wine bar just off the Canal Saint-Martin is forever renewing its chef-in-residence.