My favorite French onion soup in Paris… and a few missteps.
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Rubbing Shoulders with Hemingway’s Ghost at Polidor
A classic bistro worth its salt.
The Dishes at Dupin Are Works of Art… With a Few Kinks to Work Out
The dishes at Dupin are absolute, undeniable lookers, albeit with a handful of missteps when it comes to seasoning and balance.
Le Comptoir du Relais Makes a Mad Steak Tartare, But It’s Not Worth Queuing For
“I do not wait in line for food,” I warned my friend when she suggested we have lunch at le Relais du Comptoir. The storied 6th arrondissement bistro does not take reservations,…
At Marsan, Hélène Darroze Manages to Cultivate True Playfulness in a Fine Dining Space
A Michelin-starred experience worthy of acclaim with a lovely nostalgic playfulness.
French-Style Tapas Still Going Strong
Dinner with a show perfect for carnivores.
Treize Au Jardin Is An Excellent Terrace to Have Up Your Sleeve
Treize au Jardin is a massive café with a kitschy-chic interior and a gorgeous view of the Luxembourg Gardens.
Laouz is Offering Creative, Delicious Fusion Pastries Rooted in Algerian Tradition
Laouz is an Algerian-inspired pastry shop with an eye towards uniting tradition and innovation, not to mention the flavors of Chef Rachid Sellali’s heritage and his travels.
If You’re Looking for a Luxe Dinner in Saint-Germain, le Christine is a Great Choice
Delicious plays on French classics in the heart of Saint-Germain.
Josephine Chez Dumonet is a Solid Bistro Option
Contrary to what you might think, given Paris’ reputation, the city in its current form is not exactly the best place for a bistro meal. What was once a staple of the…