Category: Paris Food & Drink

When it comes to crêpes and galettes in Paris, Breizh Café is a name that comes up again and again. And for good reason—this place has mastered the art of transforming simple Breton classics into something unforgettable. With 12 locations across the city, including one that made it onto our...

Walking into Miznon Marais, I knew right away this wasn’t going to be your typical Parisian dining experience. Forget hushed whispers and the sound of glasses gently clinking. Here, it’s all about the energy. The music is loud, the servers are shouting out names to hand over plates of food,...

  French regional cuisine emerged in the 20th century as a response to modern Parisian cooking popularized by chef Auguste Escoffier. Families from rural areas like Auvergne, Normandy, Alsace, and Provence brought traditional dishes to Paris, opening bistros and brasseries that introduced countryside flavors to the city and enriched French...

There’s no better place to soak up some cracking views in the City of Light than from the rooftops. I’ve hit up countless rooftop bars in Paris in my time, yet the vistas of the sparkling Eiffel Tower and legendary Seine River continue to get me every time. When I...

Like any city with a gastronomic landscape as vibrant as Paris’, food prices will be one of the key factors to consider when creating your travel budget. The average cost of food in Paris per day is tricky to determine, but typically, it depends on the arrondissement and restaurant you...

Finding the best family-friendly restaurants in Paris can leave you feeling spoiled for choice. Depending on how old your children are, you might need to seek out places that offer a kid’s menu, or some type of American comfort food. If your kids are older, a more mature brasserie or...

Paris is the home of flaky croissants, garlicky escargots, colorful macarons, redraw steak tartare, and wagon wheels of cheese. One thing Parisians hold close to their hearts is their cuisine is so unique, people flock from all over the world to get the chance to chew on a crispy baguette...

Kosher travelers will be relieved to find that Paris has an outstanding line-up of kosher food options peppered throughout the city. While many kosher restaurants in Paris serve traditional Israeli food, others specialize in the likes of French or Italian cuisine, too. I first learned about the sheer size of...