Tastet Favorites in Paris
Choosing Tastet’s favorites in Paris is no easy task, as the city boasts numerous high-quality establishments where you’re guaranteed to enjoy delightful moments. The dishes served are both delicious and meticulously prepared, complemented by carefully selected wines that enhance these culinary creations. The service and overall atmosphere are generally uplifting. Nonetheless, these addresses remain our true favorites for their exceptional offerings, and we wholeheartedly recommend them!
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Le Baratin
Le Baratin is one of those charming little spots that capture the essence of Paris. Known for its particularly flavorful cuisine, this beloved restaurant in the 20th arrondissement is always bustling. Diners flock to the table of chef Raquel Carena for lunch from Wednesday to Saturday and for dinner from Tuesday to Saturday. The decor is simple yet warm, and the service is equally inviting. Don’t miss the unforgettable stuffed cabbage dish, which earned the chef high praise during one of her winter stints in Montreal.
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The Butcher of Paris
Direction le Marché des Enfants Rouges to discover one of our beloved outdoor spots, perfect for leisurely lunches filled with good food, drinks, conversation, and laughter while perched on stools at one of the best butchers in the capital. This is, in essence, our definition of happiness. As the cheerful team prepares a beautiful cut of meat selected by us, we toast to a lunch that is as appetizing as it is intoxicating.
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Le Servan
Le Servan is a delightful fusion of Asian and French terroir flavors, located on rue Saint-Maur. Since 2014, sisters Lehva have amazed and surprised diners with their explosive flavor combinations. This charming bistronomic establishment, with its retro vibes, continues to delight the taste buds of the neighborhood with seasonal creations and iconic dishes like the black pudding wontons and the Signature clams with sweet chili and Thai basil.
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PALOMA
When you’ve explored the restaurants on all these lists and your wallet starts feeling a bit light, head to Delicatessen Place is our go-to spot for a relaxed aperitif, featuring carefully selected wines and a bartender who isn’t shy about showcasing his skills. Whether gathered around a barrel or leaning against the outdoor counter, the evenings fly by as we savor delightful wines and enjoy plates of food until not a crumb is left. . This cozy neighborhood eatery has many charms, starting with its unbeatable prices in the capital. For a modest sum, you can enjoy a lunch formula that includes an appetizer, main dish, and dessert, with each option being delicious. The two chefs decide on the menu, and the enthusiasm in the dining room indicates they always hit the mark. The decor is inviting, the service is warm and lively, and the fact that the restaurant doesn’t take reservations suggests you should arrive early to avoid long lines.
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Vantre
Vantre is the restaurant of Marco Pelletier, a restaurateur, agent, and part-time winemaker. With multiple talents, he brings together an extremely talented chef and a wine cellar filled with hidden gems at his restaurant on Rue de la Fontaine au Roi. It’s not uncommon to find highly sought-after vintages from another era on the shelves. Applauded by all of Paris, it’s easy to see why from the very first bite. For those on a tighter budget, the lunch formula at 30 euros allows you to experience the chef Satria’s excellent cuisine.
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Delicatessen Place
Delicatessen Place is our go-to spot for a relaxed aperitif, featuring carefully selected wines and a bartender who isn’t shy about showcasing his skills. Whether gathered around a barrel or leaning against the outdoor counter, the evenings fly by as we savor delightful wines and enjoy plates of food until not a crumb is left.
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Le Mermoz
Le Mermoz is a rare gem in the bistronomy scene near the Champs-Élysées. This charming neo-bistro in the 8th arrondissement delights diners with its creative cuisine that beautifully combines tradition and modernity. Each visit showcases dazzling flavor pairings, a well-curated natural wine list, and a decor that is both lovely and functional, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a memorable dining experience in the area.
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L'arpaon
L’Arpaon is a charming little neo-bistro located in the 18th arrondissement, easily recognizable by its imperial green façade. The decor is lovely yet minimalistic, with an open kitchen that allows diners to watch the chefs at work. The menu is inventive and varied, showcasing a playful approach to cuisine that invites exploration and discovery. The welcoming atmosphere enhances the dining experience, making it a delightful spot to enjoy creative dishes in a convivial setting.
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Les Arlots
Les Arlots is a timeless bistro located on Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière, often regarded as the ultimate comfort spot in Paris. While the famous knife-sliced sausage with mashed potatoes has solidified the restaurant’s reputation, the entire menu is worth exploring or rediscovering, showcasing a flawless execution of classic Parisian bistro dishes. Guests can rely on the expertise of the sommelier, who expertly navigates the extensive selection of natural wines displayed on the wall. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Les Arlots promises a delightful culinary experience steeped in tradition.
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Café les Deux Gares
Le Café des Deux Gares, nestled between Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est at the corner of Rue d’Alsace and Rue des Deux Gares, is a beloved spot at any time of day. Lunchtime offers a delightful and affordable menu, while the evening brings a seasonal dinner menu that never disappoints. Whether you’re stopping by for a midday meal, an aperitif accompanied by a tempting wine list and small bites, or a full dinner, the impeccable service and the open kitchen producing excellent dishes make this café a true gem in the heart of Paris.
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