From romantic restaurants to Michelin-star spots, these are the best restaurants in Paris to book, according to our editors and trusted Parisian foodies. Below, you'll find the Paris restaurants everyone's talking about right now, as well as the old classics we keep going back to for classic steak frites, fine dining, Vietnamese cooking and more. When choosing restaurants, our editors consider both high-end and affordable eateries that offer an authentic and insider experience of a destination.
We're always looking for stand-out dishes, a great location and warm service β as well as serious sustainability credentials. We update this list regularly as new restaurants open and existing ones evolve. The lunch dim sum menu provides a more accessible option. Address : 10 Av. For those in the know, the area of the 18th arrondissement just behind the Montmartre Hill is a hotspot for low-key, quality dining.
The plates are prepared in a semi-open kitchen, divided from the small but chic dining room with an elegant bar. Accomplished desserts and natural wines complete the offering. The lunch menu is very reasonable.
The welcoming, informal izakaya serves karaage, Japanese fried chicken in burger and curry form, as well as best-in-class vegetarian versions of each made with portobello mushroom. The address adheres to sustainability and ethical standards, and the chicken is raised close to Paris. An offering of natural wine and mouth-watering desserts finish the offering β order an extra miso cookie to take away.
Address : 25 Rue Ramey, Paris Website : nakatsu. Fleury has always given locally sourced produce the starring role in her cooking, treating meat and fish as condiments. But here, dishes are more than just the sum of their sustainable parts; they come out of the semi-open kitchen-like artistic compositions meant for reflection.
