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My best meal of the year, hands down, was at Le Chateaubriand, the one on ave.
Parmentier. See my full review at my Paris Restaurants and Beyond blog.

Zeus,

A good starting point is Au Petit Marguery
Under the radar: Lilane
Trendier: Yam'Tcha
Younger: Fabrique 4
see my blog, Paris Restaurants & Beyond
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Ze Kitchen Galerie - best dessert in paris (wasabi white chocolate) L'Agrume - best cost/quality relationship Les Magnolias - best outside Paris but inside metro areaThese and others reviewed at my Paris restaurants blog, Paris Restaurants and Beyond, parisrestaurantreviewsandbeyond[dot]blogspot[dot...

Brand new pair of Geox shoes - on view at www[dot]dolce[dot]fr/chaussures/chaussure_homme.php?produitID=2796&typeID=20000 I have never worn these shoes except to try them on; decided I like something better. Dolce shoe store would not refund the 120 euros. Be careful, GEOX shoes tend to be a lit...

Just back from Copenhagen, where I learned that Noma requires a reservation two years in advance.
I made it to the waiting list. At the no. 1 restaurant in the world, smoked musk ox cheek is a feature.
Scandinavians definitely are living on the edge.
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I wouldn't put 'view of the Eiffel Tower' as a priority for selecting a restaurant in Paris, although it would be a nice plus. Better to go to a quality venue, then go to Trocadero to watch the flickering lights, which will be even more spectacular combined with the buzz from your dinner wine. My tw...

I purchased this trip for my nephew, so the ticket is Standard Jeune (12-25 y.o.). He won't be using it and the ticket is non-refundable, so I'm interested in taking best offer:
Depart, Paris 20 December to London 10h13 am
Return, London 22 December to Paris 8h02

Right next door to Les Bouquinistes is the even better Ze Kitchen Galerie.
See http://parisrestaurantreviewsandbeyond.blogspot.com for a couple reviews of ZKG.

One of the best Indian restaurants in the Paris metro area - Shalimar in Rosny-sous-Bois restaurant-indien-shalimar.com

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Place d'Italie

I'm reading the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson, who was Swedish. Every other paragraph a character is drinking coffee, so I think this may be a Scandinavian thing. I'm off to Finland in a couple weeks, then Norway. I'll let you know.

I'm reading the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson, who was Swedish. Every other paragraph a character is drinking coffee, so I think this may be a Scandinavian thing. I'm off to Finland in a couple weeks, then Norway. I'll let you know.

I'm reading the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson, who was Swedish. Every other paragraph a character is drinking coffee, so I think this may be a Scandinavian thing. I'm off to Finland in a couple weeks, then Norway. I'll let you know.

Use this policy - I find it amazingly helpful: don't tip, ever, in France. Just say 'merci.' That usually does the job.

Use this policy - I find it amazingly helpful: don't tip, ever, in France. Just say 'merci.' That usually does the job.

Use this policy - I find it amazingly helpful: don't tip, ever, in France. Just say 'merci.' That usually does the job.

All French restaurants are good enough, it depends on what are you looking for exactly - more classical type or modern Sorry, I have to disagree. There are many bad restaurants in Paris. My advice - never take the pot luck approach: 'say, Mabel, this bistrot looks just so Parisian, I am certain we ...

All French restaurants are good enough, it depends on what are you looking for exactly - more classical type or modern Sorry, I have to disagree. There are many bad restaurants in Paris. My advice - never take the pot luck approach: 'say, Mabel, this bistrot looks just so Parisian, I am certain we ...

All French restaurants are good enough, it depends on what are you looking for exactly - more classical type or modern Sorry, I have to disagree. There are many bad restaurants in Paris. My advice - never take the pot luck approach: 'say, Mabel, this bistrot looks just so Parisian, I am certain we ...

All French restaurants are good enough, it depends on what are you looking for exactly - more classical type or modern Sorry, I have to disagree. There are many bad restaurants in Paris. My advice - never take the pot luck approach: 'say, Mabel, this bistrot looks just so Parisian, I am certain we ...

They will eat anything in France, so long as it is presented by an arrogant waiter, over-priced, and accompanied by a decent wine.

No threads in this section - I am shocked. It is so easy to whine and complain in Paris! Let me get the ball rolling, with my top 3 ripoff artists in Paris: 1. Chez Michel - I miss the food but not the service at this restaurant near the Gare du Nord. They will cheat you, it is guaranteed, especiall...

Go to the Indian quarter around Gare de Nord - you'll have your pick.

And don't read advice from online pseudo-psychotherapists.

It's not Chinese, it's Thai - try Sala Thai, 13 rue des Freres d'Astier de la Vigerie.