There are many wonderful restaurants in Paris, but what is the best? Is it hard to make a reservation? Or do you want to try an off-menu pasta? If you want to know what Parisians are eating, read this article! We've listed the top Paris restaurants for you to try! In no particular order, we've ranked the following places: Holybelly 5, Clamato, La Palette, Le Pre Catelan, and Vivendien.
Holybelly 5
One of the most popular brunch spots in Paris, Holybelly is a walk-in only spot and does not accept reservations. Located in the heart of Montmartre, Holybelly is an excellent choice if you want a casual and friendly atmosphere for your morning meal. Holybelly also offers a large selection of brunch items that can be enjoyed in a cosy atmosphere. While the menu varies daily, the brunch items are delicious, and there is a lot to choose from.
Clamato
The name of this trendy seafood restaurant derives from a tomato-clam juice mix sold at WalMart. Its menu features a variety of seafood options, from tuna tartare to smoked shrimp and octopus carpaccio. The food is fresh and accompanied by a long list of natural wines. Its young, friendly staff are an added bonus. And if you're visiting Paris in the summertime, you'll want to try their crepes.
La Palette
A visit to the restaurant is not complete without sampling some local favorites. A classic French bistro and a local restaurant are just two examples of what you can expect. Here, you will find local favorites prepared by local chefs. The menus are also reasonably priced, and they change frequently to reflect local specialties. In addition to the gastronomic delights, you can also enjoy local favorites, such as pâtés and crepes.
Le Pre Catelan
Atelier Café is a modern place that offers artistically-plated cuisine in a park. Located in the Bois de Boulogne, this chic restaurant is one of the best places to eat in Paris. Its menu is designed with the artist in mind. Its service is equally artistic. Its location is also ideal, as it allows diners to enjoy the park while dining.
Apicius
This opulent and intimate fine dining restaurant is housed in a beautiful 18th century mansion, which lacks the formality of an indoor multi-course meal. It also boasts a masterful new garden design that consists of nooks and crannies. You might have seen the garden in the movie Bridgerton, which was inspired by this restaurant. Chef Mathieu Pacaud creates a harmonious blend of tradition and creativity in his menus.
Miznon
A classic Israeli restaurant, Miznon is located on Rue des Rosiers, near the famous As du Falafel. The kosher food is prepared in strict accordance with the observance of the Jewish faith. The menu is diverse, and there is something for all tastes. Vegetarians will find an extensive vegetarian menu here, and meat lovers will find a great selection of pita sandwiches and other delicacies. The warm atmosphere and simple decor make the experience truly enjoyable.
Septime
If you want to dine in style, head to Septime in the heart of the Marais district. This restaurant is run by graphic designer and chef Bertrand Grebaut, who was previously a chef at Arpege. The restaurant has a relatively small number of tables, but it accepts reservations up to three weeks in advance. To make sure you get a reservation, call the restaurant at least three weeks before the day you'd like to eat.
