Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
Amici Miei
44 Rue St SabinVery good italian restaurant. Amazing Pizzas!
The folks behind concept store Merci and its cantine in the Marais bring you one more thing to be thankful for with their newest outpost, a hybrid pizza restaurant/cocktail bar.
168 locals recommend
Grazie
91 Bd BeaumarchaisThe folks behind concept store Merci and its cantine in the Marais bring you one more thing to be thankful for with their newest outpost, a hybrid pizza restaurant/cocktail bar.
Nanashi Charlot
57 Rue Charlotvery good French - Japanese restaurant
Quiet in the Marais, the new little neo-bistro of the famous chef Claude Colliot. Conceptual titles, conceptual plates, nice result!
19 locals recommend
Restaurant Claude Colliot
40 Rue des Blancs ManteauxQuiet in the Marais, the new little neo-bistro of the famous chef Claude Colliot. Conceptual titles, conceptual plates, nice result!
Tucked behind 404 and Andy Wahloo is a restaurant which is a far cry from the usual identikit Parisian bistro. *Derrière*, opened by Mourad Mazouz, offers a kind of « dining at home » experience.
192 locals recommend
Derrière
69 Rue des GravilliersTucked behind 404 and Andy Wahloo is a restaurant which is a far cry from the usual identikit Parisian bistro. *Derrière*, opened by Mourad Mazouz, offers a kind of « dining at home » experience.
This bar-tabac at the corner of rue de bretagne can go unnoticed but the terrace is in fact one of the hotspots of the trendy Haut Marais.
277 locals recommend
Le Progrès
1 Rue de BretagneThis bar-tabac at the corner of rue de bretagne can go unnoticed but the terrace is in fact one of the hotspots of the trendy Haut Marais.
Owned by a British couple and operated by British staff, this organic tea salon has quickly become a hotspot for brunchers and locals
69 locals recommend
Rose Bakery
30 Rue DebelleymeOwned by a British couple and operated by British staff, this organic tea salon has quickly become a hotspot for brunchers and locals
Chez Janou is a perfect mix between typical Provencale cuisine and crowded Parisian bistrot atmosphere.
256 locals recommend
Chez Janou
2 Rue Roger VerlommeChez Janou is a perfect mix between typical Provencale cuisine and crowded Parisian bistrot atmosphere.
This Cafe-Brasserie is one of the hotspots of le Haut Marais.
It‘s nice place to enjoy a meal for lunch, or to drink a beer
or champagne surrounded by Parisian hipsters at night.
194 locals recommend
La Perle
78 Rue Vieille du TempleThis Cafe-Brasserie is one of the hotspots of le Haut Marais.
It‘s nice place to enjoy a meal for lunch, or to drink a beer
or champagne surrounded by Parisian hipsters at night.
Shopping
Great concept store selling clothes and furniture.
It also has a restaurant and a coffee shop.
586 locals recommend
Merci
111 Bd BeaumarchaisGreat concept store selling clothes and furniture.
It also has a restaurant and a coffee shop.
Bonton Filles Du Calvaire
5 Bd des Filles du CalvaireVery famous store for kids (clothes and accessories)
Isabel Marant
16 Rue de CharonneFamous french designer (clothes)
Vanessa Bruno
100 Rue Vieille du TempleFrench designer
VIEILLE DU TEMPLE HOMME
50 Rue Vieille du TempleClothing
Zadig & Voltaire
118 Rue Vieille du TempleFrench brand
Located in front of the national archives, Les Archives de la Presse offers a huge collection of newspapers, magazines, catalogs, books and posters from the 19th century to our days.
29 locals recommend
La Terrasse des Archives
51 Rue des ArchivesLocated in front of the national archives, Les Archives de la Presse offers a huge collection of newspapers, magazines, catalogs, books and posters from the 19th century to our days.
Sightseeing
Place des Vosges, a gorgeous square laid out by King Henri IV and lined with terraces of elegant town houses, where Cardinal Richelieu and Victor Hugo once lived; the latter's home is now a museum.
282 locals recommend
Place des Vosges
Place des VosgesPlace des Vosges, a gorgeous square laid out by King Henri IV and lined with terraces of elegant town houses, where Cardinal Richelieu and Victor Hugo once lived; the latter's home is now a museum.
The famous fortress was the first victim of the Revolution in 1789, but if you arrive on the No. 5 metro you can still see some of its foundation from the platform.
319 locals recommend
Place de la Bastille
Place de la BastilleThe famous fortress was the first victim of the Revolution in 1789, but if you arrive on the No. 5 metro you can still see some of its foundation from the platform.
Musée Carnavalet, dedicated to the history of Paris (www.carnavalet.paris.fr)
520 locals recommend
Carnavalet Museum
23 Rue de SévignéMusée Carnavalet, dedicated to the history of Paris (www.carnavalet.paris.fr)
Musée National Picasso (www.musee-picasso.fr) in the Hôtel Salé, with much of the artist's personal collection—almost 4,000 works from all periods.
1067 locals recommend
Musée National Picasso-Paris
5 Rue de ThorignyMusée National Picasso (www.musee-picasso.fr) in the Hôtel Salé, with much of the artist's personal collection—almost 4,000 works from all periods.
Everything Else
The oldest Parisian food market (dating to the early 1600s) has become a weekend brunch fixture for Paris' trendy crowd, and a popular casual lunch place for locals during the week.
1003 locals recommend
Marche des Enfants Rouges
39 Rue de BretagneThe oldest Parisian food market (dating to the early 1600s) has become a weekend brunch fixture for Paris' trendy crowd, and a popular casual lunch place for locals during the week.
Rue de Bretagne
Rue de BretagneStreet with many bars and restaurants.
Bar des Familles
21 Rue de LappeStreet with many bars (student vibe)
Arts & Culture
Le Centre Beaubourg was born from an initiative of the former French President Pompidou. The Museum has the second biggest contemporary art collection in the world.
2589 locals recommend
The Centre Pompidou
Le Centre Beaubourg was born from an initiative of the former French President Pompidou. The Museum has the second biggest contemporary art collection in the world.