Au Petit Panisse
What is panisse? Well, it’s both Fanny’s lover in Pagnol’s Trilogie marseillaise (a little culture for our milleni...
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The Eat List
Since 2006, The Eat List has been highlighting the stars of the taste of the times. And just like that, these already-popular restaurants become impossible to book overnight. One day, you’ll see, you’ll thank us.
Pianovins
After providing asylum to Passerini’s Rino and Daniel Baratier’s Les Déserteurs, 46 Rue Trousseau is now housing a...read more
Instincts
Instincts still keeps its initial promise, even as the years go by. Always guided by the same sense of generosity,...read more
Café Lai'Tcha
Adeline Grattard, Meilleure cuisinière Guide 2010 Adeline Grattard is whipping up her Café Lai’Tcha! In the far-re...read more
La Mercerie
Best known for having livened up the Hôtel Nord-Pinus in Arles during the summer months, the trio behind Paris Pop...read more
Les Planeurs
There’s no storefront, but after heading up to the first floor of this historic canal building, you’ll find a sort...read more
La Fleur au Fusil
english coming soon…read more
Les Pantins
Bottles posed elegantly on the shelves, a shiny brass bar, black and white walls rising up from the concrete floor...read more
Madame Pang
english coming soon..read more
Au Bistrot
With its tiny terrace right near the “Capu” farmers’ market, oak bar, scattered Dutch ovens, vegetable crates and ...read more
Le Grand Bain
Even though chef Edward Delling-Williams has left to go cook at Buffet, Edouard Lax’s brutalist bistro (a steel fa...read more
Le Grand Bol
Despite opening a second location in the 7th arrondissement in 2018, the same attention to detail and authenticity...read more
