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95 stories · Mar 2022 – Dec 2022 · 13 places
The places from this trip
- Jardin des TuileriesTerrace tables here look out over the lawn towards the Eiffel Tower.
- Toyosu MarketWholesale fish market at dawn — surreal, like stepping into another world.
- Musée du LouvreLoulou's terrace sits right in the museum's courtyard gardens.
- Le ProcopeOpen since 1686 at 13 Rue de l'Ancienne Comédie: order the onion soup, beef-cheek ravioli and crêpe Suzette. Tasty, cheap, book ahead.
- Tsukiji Outer MarketSeafood stalls with shellfish, dried fish and tiny counters where you eat right in front of the stands.
- COYAOrder the passion fruit pisco sour, the guacamole made tableside and the signature ceviche trio in three spice levels; finish with churros.
- Bistrot Paul BertSkip the so-so starters — come for the beef fillet in pepper cream sauce with house fries, then the vanilla soufflé and Paris-Brest. Family friendly.
- Le ChateaubriandStandouts: pumpkin soup with olive oil ('one of the best soups I've had'), fried tapioca with cheese, whole artichoke and Cookies Saint-Jacques.
- Jeanne-Aimée3 Rue Bourdaloue, 75009: lunch menu 27€ for two courses / 33€ for three; small menu that changes often, herbs picked from the chef's own garden.
- Kodawari Ramen (Tsukiji)Best ramen in Paris, styled like a Tokyo fish market: scan the barcode at the door for the queue, wait 10–40 min; take the classic ramen.
- Loulou107 rue de Rivoli, in the Louvre/Tuileries gardens: get the truffle pizza (the pasta is just okay) and book online in advance.
- Le Dauphin131 avenue Parmentier, next to Le Chateaubriand: amazing service and great wine — ask for the Jura Chardonnay (Jérôme Arnoux).
- Le Galopin€64 for a 5-course surprise seasonal tasting menu plus 2 desserts; the dessert is the winner. Tiny room, no music — it's all about food and wine.
