Trendy or not, but surely very “Parisian” , here are some addresses to have lunch, dinner or have a drink at the terrace, in the district or just a little further.
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L’ami Jean
27 rue Malar 75007 paris tel 01.47.05.86.89 |
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Rustic atmosphere and bistro-like l’Ami Jean is without doubt one of the best restaurants in the capital and it is very close to the hotel! The generous cuisine, by Chef Stéphane Jégos makes us feel confortable, with his tasty dishes typically Parisian. The delicious dishes come with fine wines or small producers … difficult to choose because it’s so good. |
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La Ferme St Simon : 6 rue Saint-Simon 75007 paris tel 01.45.48.35.74 |
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Top place of classic French cuisine, la Ferme Saint Simon gives pride of the seasonal products and finds the right balance between tradition and modern cuisine. We also like the cosiness of the great hall and the hospitality and smiles which ensures a pleasant time. |
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Le Restaurant du musée d’Orsay – Musée d’Orsay – tel. 01 45 49 47 03 |
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History and modernity are mixed with a rare elegance in the restaurant of La Belle Epoque revisited by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, well-known architect. In the kitchen the chef Yann Landureau and his teams prepare a traditional French cuisine marked by the contrast of flavors and sweetness of sweet-salty cuisine. For a light and quick gourmet break, go to Café des Hauteurs and its terrace on the top floor of the museum, near the Impressionist galleries. |
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Le Kong : 1 rue du Pont neuf, 75001 paris tel 01.40.39.09.00 |
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Very modern style at the two top floors of the Kenzo headquarters facing the Pont Neuf. Here is our favorite restaurant in the sky overlooking the Seine River. The decor is signed Philippe Starck, the menu Fumiko Kono. Halfway between Paris and Tokyo lie a carpet of pebbles, a fluorescent staircase, some Louis XV armchairs and some plasma screens. It is both very Parisian, luxurious and fashion. The musical program is chosen by Beatrice Ardisson. |
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Le Market : 15 avenue de Matignon 75008 paris tel 01.56.43.40.90 |
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Trendy restaurant + inventive cuisine = a fashionable address near the Champs Elysees. The Market is owned by the famous Parisian chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. “A fun and sexy restaurant with a spicy cuisine of the world”, he says. Not the perfect place for a romantic evening but perfect for all other occasions. The ambiance is rather « business » in the evening.. |
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Le Vin de Bellechasse 20, rue Bellechasse 75007 Paris tel 01 47 05 11 11 |
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The Vin de Bellechasse is an excellent restaurant for your first evening in Paris. The proximity of your hotel Le Bellechasse you can not mislead you in the streets of the 6th district and the district of Saint Germain des Pres offers a nice post-meal stroll. The majority of customers are regulars of the neighborhood who made their canteen. The seats are red leather Moleskine and walls are decorated with cartoons that set the tone: atmosphere. In the base, there is a modern bistro cuisine: a paved with teriyaki tuna, black pudding with homemade mashed or excellent moelleux au chocolate. |
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Les Bouquinistes 53, quai Grands Augustins 75006 Paris tel 01 43 25 45 94 |
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Located on the banks of the Seine, opposite bookshops where it gets its name, the restaurant Guy Savoy is a gourmet decorated with contemporary sobre a lonely life over Notre Dame and the Pont Neuf. Among the classics include: ravioli of crab and shrimp toast, juice the lemon grass or foie gras, “apple-rhubarb.” Immerse yourself in this world where finesse and luxury reign supreme for your greatest happiness. |
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