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Adi à Paris Parisian Picnic
Book via adiaparis.com: morning picnic set up facing the Eiffel Tower with cheeses, croissants, macarons and champagne
Andy Wahloo
69 rue des Gravilliers: her perfect evening is dinner at the Moroccan restaurant and then drinks at this colorful bar.
Angelina
Breakfast of croissant, pain au chocolat and the famous thick hot chocolate with chantilly; photo spot by the painted seascape wall.
Angelina
Two options: sit in the tea room or grab pastries to go from the shop. The mushroom-truffle ravioli was a delicacy; the mille-feuille is a wow. Expect a line.
Atelier des Lumières
Immersive Gaudí and Dalí (to Pink Floyd) projections fill the whole hall; tickets €16 adult, €11 youth 5-25, €48 family.
Aux Merveilleux de Fred
Get the merveilleux meringue cakes (speculoos is a favourite) and the chocolate-chip brioche — best warm. Many branches; 24 rue du Pont Louis-Philippe.
Bambino
25 rue Saint-Sébastien: sit at the bar for the vinyl wall and DJ booth that turns it into a dance floor at night; smoked ricotta ravioli is delicious.
Baobar Comptoir à Bao
Her restaurant pick for the Marais (3rd-4th arrondissements).
Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre
If you're visiting the basilica, start the morning with breakfast nearby in Montmartre.
Bistrot des Vosges
Order the French onion soup — gratinéed with cheese and soft baguette pieces; she calls it the best in Paris.
Bistrot Paul Bert
Skip 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.
Bofinger
Classic brasserie since 1864 at 5-7 Rue de la Bastille: order the dishes marked in red, steak au poivre, and crêpe flambée done tableside; kids' menu too.
Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection
€14 adults, free under 18; self-guided or guided. Come early, allow about an hour — don't miss the mirrored rotunda under the painted dome.
Café Lapérouse
At the entrance of Hôtel de la Marine, Place de la Concorde: breakfast €26pp, 8:00–11:00; the granola-chia bowl is the star. The courtyard only opens at 12:00.
Capturism Studio
The most stylish café in Paris: photo studio + coffee + music, photography and fashion books, Korean teas — try the marble cake.
Champ de Mars
Picnic on the grass facing the Eiffel Tower – comfortable and a perfect location
COYA
Order the passion fruit pisco sour, the guacamole made tableside and the signature ceviche trio in three spice levels; finish with churros.
Daroco
Come for lunch between 12:00–14:30 (it empties by 15:30); pizza from the huge wood oven, and Affogamisu for dessert.
Derrière
69 rue des Gravilliers, 3e: apartment-style rooms, a ping-pong table and eating on beds; ask staff about the secret smoking room behind the wardrobe.
EL&N Café
Brunch is genuinely good — avocado toast with poached egg or Nutella French toast; skip the pink rose-water choco unless you like malabi.
Frenchie Bar à Vins
On Rue du Nil there's the one-Michelin-star Frenchie restaurant and the wine bar next door — they sat at the wine bar; try the potato, mushroom and poached egg dish.
Girafe
Sit on the terrace for a direct Eiffel Tower view; order the whole grilled fish filleted at the table with aioli, and profiteroles.
HANDO Parisian Handroll
Handrolls are rolled in the open kitchen in front of you — nori stays crisp; don't skip the cucumber salad. Branches in the 1st, 3rd and 6th.
Hardware Société
10 rue Lamarck, steps from Sacré-Cœur: order the brioche (sweet but amazing) or the eggs with crispy potatoes; there's also a sidewalk terrace.
Hôtel de la Marine
Stunning museum she used as a photo-shoot location - a must on your next Paris visit; expect crowds of tourists.
Jardin des Tuileries
She shoots from the Tuileries facing the Louvre.
Jeanne-Aimée
3 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.
L'Oiseau Blanc
Rose-covered rooftop with Eiffel Tower view; small tapas, all-vegetarian menu, walk-in possible — but a cocktail ran €32.
La Renommée
95 rue Saint-Honoré, open since 1823 — book far ahead and dress up. Bone marrow with garlic bread, fillet au poivre, the mash, chocolate mousse, and the quiet secret bar downstairs.
Ladurée Champs-Élysées
75 Avenue des Champs-Élysées: expect a queue; gilded interior and red-carpet staircase. Try the foie gras terrine with onion jam and hot chocolate.
Le Chateaubriand
Standouts: pumpkin soup with olive oil ('one of the best soups I've had'), fried tapioca with cheese, whole artichoke and Cookies Saint-Jacques.
Le Dauphin
131 avenue Parmentier, next to Le Chateaubriand: amazing service and great wine — ask for the Jura Chardonnay (Jérôme Arnoux).
Le Procope
Her restaurant pick for Saint-Germain (6th arrondissement).
Le Relais de l'Entrecôte
One dish only: entrecôte + fries in the green sauce, €26, refilled again and again. No reservation needed; Saint-Germain branch, 20 rue Saint-Benoît.
Le Shack
4 Impasse Sandrié (entrance via 3 rue Auber): colorful library-style design, grand staircase; the chicken with potatoes and sauce is comforting.
Les Deux Magots
Come for breakfast on the terrace: croissant, baguette with house strawberry jam, fried eggs, OJ and the poured-at-the-table hot chocolate.
Localino
Small candlelit spot with a short, precise menu: stuffed artichokes, burrata with kumquats, tortelli in butter and sage, paccheri al pomodoro, tiramisu.
Loulou
107 rue de Rivoli, in the Louvre/Tuileries gardens: get the truffle pizza (the pasta is just okay) and book online in advance.
Maison de Victor Hugo
Free entry, at 6 Place des Vosges — don't miss Juliette Drouet's Chinese salon and the view over the square.
Mamie Gâteaux
66 rue du Cherche-Midi (6th): pot of tea €5.50, pastries €6-7, great lunches too. Try the house tea, the crunchy chou and the hot berry crumble; homemade jams to buy.
Miss Kô
Philippe Starck design with a bar top of moving screens; order the spicy tuna-avocado-mango roll, the truffle tuna roll, the ceviche and bao.
Musée d'Orsay
A must in Paris: a former train station with Van Gogh, Monet, Renoir and Rodin, the famous clock, and tea in the gilded restaurant.
Musée Rodin
Come for the magical rose garden with The Thinker; inside see The Kiss and La Cathédrale.
Odette
77 rue Galande, 5th: choux €1.90 each (35-piece platter €55) — pistachio and raspberry are the winners; famous photo spot with the green house outside.
Passage des Panoramas
Off Boulevard Montmartre — perfect on a rainy day, packed with restaurants and great for photos; very 'Emily in Paris'.
Pâtisserie Gilles Marchal
Her answer for the best madeleines in Paris — 9 Rue Ravignan, 75018, Montmartre.
Pink Mamma
Ask for the greenhouse top floor; order truffle pasta with grated parmigiano, the huge burrata and the tiramisu (better than the chocolate tart).
Pizzeria Popolare
Big Mamma group pizzeria at 111 Rue Réaumur (2nd): amazing evening atmosphere, open kitchen, wall of bottles, cocktails; family-friendly.
Place des Vosges
Short walk from Brigat bakery - perfect spot to sit with pastries for a picnic.
Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre
The esplanade gives the classic face-on Eiffel Tower view, best at sunset.
Racines
Perfect retro design; ask for 'plat partagé' — they split one dish onto two plates. Try the green gnocchi in cheese sauce.
Saint Pearl
At 38 rue des Saints-Pères in the 7th: eggs benedict, salmon avocado toast and a giant cup of coffee.
Square Louise Michel
Sit on the lawns below Sacré-Cœur at sunset — also where the love-lock railing viewpoint is.
The Peninsula Paris
Walk through the grand lobby and lounge on the way up to the rooftop — she calls it 'this perfect hotel'.
Tour Eiffel
For a dreamy picnic, set up on the Seine quay directly facing the tower in the morning – lovely even on a cloudy day
Verlet
Breakfast served 10:00–15:00 at 256 rue Saint-Honoré; rare good coffee in Paris, and buy the jams (€9.30) or Madagascar vanilla pods (€23).
Adraba
A follower messaged that she ate there and it was 'wow'.
Bread & Roses
62 rue Madame, next to the Luxembourg Gardens — order the caramelised onion quiche, one of the best she's had.
Café Nuances
Design café at 16 rue Linné with five coffee types — the salted caramel one is spot on, not too sweet.
Carrousel de Saint-Pierre
Shoot the carousel with Sacré-Cœur behind it — the creator calls it one of the most beautiful spots in Montmartre.
La Pâtisserie du Meurice par Cédric Grolet
6 rue de Castiglione: Grolet's trompe-l'œil fruit pastries under glass domes look like art — take them to the Tuileries opposite.
La Taverne de Zhao
At 16 rue Saint-Augustin; ceiling covered in red lanterns. Order the pulled beef stew in tomato sauce with the giant hand-pulled noodles.
Le Collier de la Reine
In Le Marais with good music and great atmosphere; order the poached egg on toast with caviar, the cuttlefish and the foie gras.
Le Restaurant du Musée d'Orsay
Stop for tea time in the gilded former ballroom with chandeliers and painted ceilings — stunning.
Marcello
Hard to find: at 8 Rue Mabillon go into the building courtyard past the dentist's sign. Stone walls, cosy corners, spaghetti al pomodoro.
Noir
Branches all over Paris (e.g. 33 rue Richer) — don't miss the chocolate chip cookie; cookies and cakes around €4.8-5.
NOTO Paris
Go for a girls' night — around 22:00 the music goes up and the restaurant turns into a party.
Partisan Café Artisanal
36 rue de Turbigo: coffee comes in two strength levels, the cappuccino is excellent — sit on the terrace with the carrot-pecan cake.
Port de la Bourdonnais
Seine-side quay with a direct view of the Eiffel Tower – her go-to picnic and proposal spot
404 Restaurant Familial
Part of the same hidden complex as Derrière and the Andy Wahloo bar — do all three in one night.
Avenue des Champs-Élysées
Christmas lights go up 16/11 - glowing trees all the way to the Arc de Triomphe; go after sunset.
Brasserie Gallopin
Elegant brasserie near rue Notre Dame des Victoires: amazing service, all the classic French dishes, and not expensive.
Brigat
Founded by two Italian brothers (pastry + bread chefs). Croissant is among the best; grab pastries and picnic at nearby Place des Vosges. 6 Rue du Pas de la Mule.
Carette
On place du Trocadéro: get the thick hot chocolate poured from a silver jug with whipped cream, a croissant and fresh orange juice.
Chapelle Royale, Château de Versailles
Don't miss the two-storey Royal Chapel with its gilded organ and painted vaulted ceiling — 'WOW'.
Galerie Vivienne
One of the oldest and prettiest Paris passages, right next to Daroco — combine lunch with a walk through it.
Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
Go to 40 Bd Haussmann (not the Champs-Élysées branch): Christmas tree light show every 30 min plus the decorated window displays.
Jardin du Luxembourg
One of her 5 favourite Paris gardens (6th arrondissement) - come in spring, before the summer crowds.
Jardin du Palais Royal
One of her 5 favourite gardens, in the 1st arrondissement.
La Maison Rose
The iconic ivy-covered pink restaurant on Rue des Saules — a classic Montmartre photo corner.
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.
Place du Tertre
Packed with portrait artists under umbrellas — people queue to sit for a charcoal or pastel portrait, some drawn from a phone photo.
Rue Galande
Known blogger photo spot with the green house; in spring the white blossom makes a stunning frame.
5 Place de l'Alma pistachio shop
Pistachio everything - croissant, ice cream, donuts, coffee - but the pistachio crêpe is the best thing there.
Café de la Paix
Classic breakfast of croissants, fresh OJ and coffee with a direct view of the Opéra Garnier.
Cédric Grolet Opéra
At 35 avenue de l'Opéra — expect a long queue; the open kitchen and window display are worth watching even if you don't buy.
Château de Versailles
The Queen's Bedchamber — gilded walls, floral wallpaper and crystal chandeliers; a highlight of the state rooms.
Jardin des Plantes
One of her 5 favourite gardens, in the 5th arrondissement.
La Bossue
Her other pick for the best hot chocolate in Paris, perfect with a croissant on an autumn morning.
Le Loir dans la Théière
The most talked-about lemon meringue cake in Paris - at 3 Rue des Rosiers in the Marais.
Le Moulin de la Galette
The historic windmill with a blue-fronted terrace — a favourite Montmartre corner.
Parc Monceau
One of her 5 favourite parks, in the 8th arrondissement.
Rue Montorgueil
One of the best streets in Paris and not full of tourists - chocolate, cheese, historic patisseries and restaurants along it.
Stohrer
The oldest patisserie in Paris (1730) and birthplace of the baba au rhum - anything you buy there is top level.
Takumi
The fluffy Japanese 'cloud' cheesecake at 29 Rue des Pyramides, near Opéra/1st arr.
Zoutra
New wine bar, little sister of Adraba: wines from around the world plus small plates by chef Elior Ben Arosh.
Fauna
Light, laid-back brunch café in the 11th on the edge of the Marais — pastries, quality coffee and matcha; benches outside.
Hôtel Raphael
Terrace draped in pink and red roses (peak season now) with views to Montmartre and the Eiffel Tower, plus a giant Lacoste crocodile.
Jardins du Château de Versailles
Gardens are beautiful and worth the trip from Paris; the musical fountain show runs every 15 min 9:00–17:00 but underwhelmed her. You can rent a small cart to tour the gardens.
La Crêperie
12 rue Soufflot: crêpes and excellent coffee; the terrace looks straight onto the Panthéon — sit outside on a mild day.
Musée du Louvre
Loulou's terrace sits right in the museum's courtyard gardens.
Place de la Concorde
Best seen from the Hôtel de la Marine colonnaded balcony overlooking the whole square.
Place Vendôme
Luxury jewellery square — she shoots in front of the Bulgari store at no. 25.
Vivant
43 rue des Petites Écuries: candlelit marble counter, great vibe. Carpaccio and the popcorn flan-crème brûlée dessert shine; sweetbreads weak, pricey.
A. Simon
A dream for cooks - kitchenware and culinary equipment store.
Asado
Argentinian meat restaurant — they serve loads of cuts and empanadas; she calls it super super tasty.
Au Rocher de Cancale
Beautiful historic French restaurant operating since 1804.
Avenue Montaigne
Decorated from 18/11, especially the Dior store at 30 Av. Montaigne.
Bosquet du Théâtre d'Eau
Jean-Michel Othoniel's golden 'Les Belles Danses' sculptures dance in the water during the fountain show.
Chez Snow Bunny
Her vintage-shop pick in the Marais.
Daroco 16
The second branch of Daroco, in the 16th arrondissement — good for lunch.
Dior 30 Montaigne
The most impressive Christmas decoration on Avenue Montaigne, from 18/11. 30 Av. Montaigne.
E.Leclerc So Ouest
Huge supermarket on level -1 of the So Ouest mall, cheaper than Franprix/Monoprix - best for stocking up on French products.
L'Escargot Montorgueil
Veteran French restaurant since 1832 specialising in escargot - the place to taste snails.
La Fermette
Huge traditional cheese shop with a wide range of excellent French cheeses.
Musée Carnavalet
The 18th-century staircase with wrought-iron railing and checkerboard floor is a highlight.
Rue des Saules
Cobbled Montmartre street leading to La Maison Rose.
Seine riverbank
Take a box of merveilleux from Aux Merveilleux de Fred and eat them sitting by the Seine.
Sephora Champs-Élysées
Largest Sephora in Paris (72 Av. des Champs-Élysées): come in the morning to avoid queues; makeup stations, Dyson hair styling and a brow bar.
Square Louvois
Lovely park with a fountain and lawn, about 10 minutes' walk from Rue Montorgueil.
Palais Garnier
Sights · opera house
Place du Trocadéro
Sights · square
Arc de Triomphe
Sights · landmark
Balagan
Adi's husband Elior was head chef here for three years before opening his own Paris restaurant.
Bassin de Latone
One of the big fountains included in the musical gardens show — worth seeking out among the many fountains.
Disneyland Paris
Adi says you can fit Disneyland in — pick the days from the itinerary that suit you and leave the rest for next time.
Galeries Lafayette Maison & Gourmet
Houses an L'Éclair de Génie counter where she bought her eclairs.
Grand Trianon
One of the four areas of the estate — included in the combined ticket she recommends.
Le Meurice
The hotel behind Cédric Grolet's pastry boutique at 6 rue de Castiglione.
Le Relais de la Butte
Terrace spot passed on the Montmartre walk near Sacré-Cœur.
Marché de Noël Place des Abbesses
At Place des Abbesses below Sacré-Cœur, 22 Nov-29 Dec.
Marché de Noël Tour Eiffel Quai Jacques Chirac
Christmas market at Quai Jacques Chirac, right by the Eiffel Tower.
Moulin Rouge
Built in 1889, the cabaret became a symbol of bohemian Paris — worth a photo stop in Montmartre.
Palais-Royal
The striped Colonnes de Buren courtyard appears as a classic Paris stop in her map.
Panthéon
The restaurant terrace on rue Soufflot faces the Panthéon directly.
Petit Palais
Sights · museum
Petit Trianon
One of the four areas of the estate — included in the combined ticket she recommends.
Place de la Bastille
Bofinger sits just a few steps from the square.
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