Paris - The Eats

Paris is known for having delicious food, ranging from multi-course meals to pastries, for all types of cuisines and is a hub for aspiring chefs and pâtissiers. You can get a baguette from a nearby bakery for €1 or spend over €350/person at a 3-star Michelin restaurant. The options for food in the French capital are endless.

This is the map I made to organize and plan my trip!

Meals

• Pur' - Jean-François Rouquette (1-Michelin star, multi-course set or à la carte)

• Pink Mamma (book reservation 2 weeks in advance, coming at the first time slot will allow you to sit up top on the 4th floor in the famous green room!)

• Frenchie (1-Michelin star, only offers a multi-course set all visitors eat, make reservation weeks in advance)

• Boutary (multi-course set or à la carte)

• L’Ami Jean (make reservation weeks in advance)

• Angelina Paris

• Cafe de Flore

• Breizh Café (chain, known for their Breton crepes)

• Clamato (does not take reservations)

• Hanoï Cà Phê Opéra

• Restaurant Pastamore

• Ore - Ducasse au Château de Versailles

• Abri Soba

• Brasserie L'Alsace (came across near Champs-Élysées, first meal in Paris)

• Cafe Kleber (found in Trocadéro and ate dinner here waiting for the sun to set and see Eiffel Tower's lights twinkle at night)

Did not visit during this trip

• Septime (1-Michelin star, super hard to get a reservation at, you need to call exactly 3 weeks in advance when it’s 10 AM in France)

• Épicure (3 Michelin star, at least €350/person - I am not rich enough to splurge)

Desserts/Cafes

• Laduree

• Boutique Pierre Hermé

• La Maison d’Isabelle (won 1st prize award for best butter croissant in Île-de-France in 2018)

• Brigat'

• Back in Black

• Aki Boulangerie

• The Alley

Did not visit during this trip

• Berthillon (gelato place, was closed for a few weeks when I went)

• Stohrer

• Mori Yoshida

• Cédric Grolet Opéra

• L’Éclair de génie

• Carette

• Doriimu 多瑞姆 - Bubble Tea & Fruit Tea Bar