In which I tried a durian doughnut.
Tag: Paris Restaurants
The Brunch at Fontaine de Belleville is Excellent – And Massive
My only complaint about Fontaine de Belleville’s brunch is how massive it is.
French-Style Tapas Still Going Strong
Dinner with a show perfect for carnivores.
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.
There’s a Lot to Like About Jinchan Shokudo
Japanese small plates and sakes with transparent sourcing and a vibe-y dining room.
Khun Akorn is My New Go-To Thai in Paris
The appetizers and desserts here are gold.
Shabour is a Concept-Driven Restaurant with a Wholly Human Soul
This culinary voyage should not be missed.
Coming Back for More at Le Grand Bain
Le Grand Bain has been a stalwart standout of mine for years, through multiple chefs and many, many seasonal menu changes. My most recent visit was just one day after Chef Emily Chia, who has been running the kitchen with aplomb, took her final bow, and given the estival weather, it also gave me the opportunity to take a few slightly more appetizing photos than I have on previous visits.
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.
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.