Where To Eat & What To Do In Paris, According To A Michelin-Starred Chef

[Celerity]

https://slman.com/culture/travel/best-restaurants-in-paris


Josephine; @parcelles_paris; Le Bon George

EAT & DRINK

Bistros

Le Bon Georges – This is a quintessentially Parisian bistro on a very picturesque little street corner, just a few yards away from the Place Saint-Georges in the 9th arrondisement. If we can muscle onto a table inside, we sit by the blackboards that are chalked up with a beautiful, scribbled menu, and order dishes like asperges blanches with hollandaise or oeuf mayonnaise, which very much inspire the menu at Joséphine Marylebone. The wine list is like a tome – they have an excellent selection to get your nose stuck into.


Le Bon Georges


Le Bon Georges

Chez Georges – This restaurant has been around since 1926 and is an institution on the city’s bistro scene. It’s somewhere my wife Lucy and I like to visit by ourselves for a quiet table in the corner. The interiors are the epitome of the art-nouveau movement, and when you have dinner in the soft lighting of the evening, the atmosphere is exceptional. There are copper pans and saucisson hanging by the bar – it’s very French indeed.


Chez Georges

Parcelles – We had the sweetbreads the last time we were here. If they have that on the menu, then you order it!


Parcelles @parcelles_paris

Le Bistro Paul Bert – I still love to be squashed into a table here. It’s a boisterous place full to the brim with interesting people who share an affinity for the little bistro’s impeccable food. Its prix fixe menu is a very good choice for something quick, simple and delicious.

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[Mark.b2]

1. MERCI! This is such a timely post for me! My wife and I....

are tossing around the idea of a July trip to Paris and, either London or Rome. We’re ‘foodies’, and this post is especially helpful! Thank you, so much!!

[Celerity]

3. avec plaisir

[LudwigPastorius]

2. Yo, where the french fries at?

[jmowreader]

4. All over the place...

...but please ask for "pommes" or "pommes frites."

Ask for the same thing in Germany - just make sure to pronounce all six letters.