From the delicious food to the reasonable prices to the welcoming staff, I cannot recommend this Italian spot more highly, especially for vegetarians or those who need a night off from French food. Plus it’s open both Sundays and Mondays!
Tag: paris 18th
ACÀ Pigalle Scratches an Itch
With a menu of both corn and flour tortillas and a house-made hot sauce that actually packs some heat, however, El Guacamole is a good standby. But when I heard that its sister restaurant, ACÀ Pigalle, also made fish tacos, it seemed high time to make the pilgrimage to Montmartre.
Le Maquis is the Perfect Prix Fixe for Unpicky Eaters
This is a copious offering – a steal, frankly, at the price. So do as I did and grab your favorite adventurous omnivores before digging in.
At Riv’K, the Food is Exquisite – But the Experience is Wanting
Phenomenal fusion fare in an uncomfortable ambiance.
Bouillon Pigalle is Making French Food Cool Again
The original chain restaurants – and, perhaps, the original “fast food,” – bouillons are crowded, quick-service restaurants. They’re also bar none the best places to eat classic French fare in Paris.
Boris Lumé Effortlessly Blends French and Japanese Techniques and Flavors
Beneath the classic appeal of its exterior and the gorgeous details of the tiling within, the bakery case here is positively chock-a-block with foreign influence.
Gilles Marchal is the Madeleine King of Paris for a Reason
Marchal makes over 70 different madeleines in his eponymous Montmartre shop.
Le Maquis is a Fine Modern Bistro
This bistro has been heaped with praise, but it’s a tad uneven.
Traditional French Fare in Picturesque Montmartre at Le Bon, La Butte
A new spin on old classics.
Excellent Filter Coffee (and More!) At Café Lomi
One of my favorite filter coffees in Paris can be found in the 18th at this artisanal roastery.