Bonne nouvelle district

A brief history of Paris's top restaurants: Au Rocher de Cancale, a table dedicated to oysters

The blue façade of the restaurant "Au Rocher de Cancale" leaves no one indifferent. Have you ever wondered what this typical seaside restaurant was doing in the middle of rue Montorgueil? We take you on a journey to discover the history of this atypical place, which still delights gourmets today.

Maison Constantine, the exotic spot for Mediterranean cuisine, bazaar and beauty salon - CLOSED

Fancy a trip to the Mediterranean in the heart of Paris? Head for Maison Constantine, a warm and inviting hybrid of Mediterranean restaurant, artisan bazaar and beauty salon! CLOSING

The Jamel Comedy Club: an institution for comedy and young talent

Dive into the world of Parisian stand-up at the Jamel Comedy Club, an iconic stage where humor and emerging talent meet.

Halo, top chef Victor Blanchet's excellent restaurant hidden behind a concept store

Chef Victor Blanchet takes over Halo, a multi-faceted space that's part concept store, part bistro restaurant, part hidden cocktail bar, part private dining room. A unique address well worth the detour!

Did you know? The Félix Potin on rue Réaumur hid more than 200 skeletons in its basements.

As you pass the corner of rue Réaumur and Sébastopol, you marvel at the historic facade once built by Félix Potin, a store to which you return, tell the story, but where you also stay, a priori... The former headquarters of the brand that was once Paris' first department store, now a Monoprix, hides a macabre history.

Le Fridge Comedy Club by Kev Adams: a stand-up stage with bar and restaurant in Paris, our opinion

In the heart of Paris's 2nd arrondissement, the Fridge is a Comedy Club created by comedian Kev Adams, featuring a stand-up stage where today's and tomorrow's talents share the stage, while offering the public a bar with creative cocktails and a restaurant.

The Sebastopol Comedy Club: stand-up comedy in a Paris hotel

The Sebastopol Comedy Club is the unusual comedy stage that awaits you in the heart of the 123 Sebastopol hotel in Paris. Every weekend, in the heart of a hotel, you'll find a stand-up stage hosted by established artists.

Epiphany 2024 in Paris: 50 shades of pecan in Bo&Mie's Galette des Rois

For this Epiphany 2024, Bo&Mie bakery invites us to enjoy the pecan in all its deliciousness through an original galette des rois! It's sure to delight sweet tooths looking for something a little off the beaten track!

Manufacture Plaq and its unique hot chocolate in Paris

Manufacture Plaq, located in the charming Rue du Nil in Paris, has something to appeal to lovers of fine artisan chocolates and those in search of exceptional hot chocolate. A chocolatier who masters original cocoa, from bean to plate, we love it.

The warm Mediterranean brunch par excellence from Maison Constantine

For a brunch with authentic flavors, head to Maison Constantine, a cozy restaurant in the 2nd arrondissement, which welcomes you with Mediterranean sunshine, from Italy to Spain, via North Africa.

Italian chocolatier Venchi sets up shop in Paris

Chocolatier Venchi exports from Italy, setting up store in Paris with two boutiques, one in the 9th arrondissement, the other in Montorgueil.

R Factory: our test of Gianni Coppa's new hair beauty temple in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris

Nestled in the 2nd arrondissement, near the Réaumur Sébastopol metro station, discover R Factory Paris, the new hairdressing sanctuary created by Gianni Coppa. Combining hair expertise and made-to-measure treatments, this place offers a unique beauty experience. From personalized consultations to exciting masterclasses, immerse yourself in the refined world of this new Parisian address! We've tried it, we'll tell you about it!

MCountdown 2023: A pop-up café for K-Pop fans in Paris

A pop-up café opens its doors from October 8 to 15, 2023 in the heart of Paris to welcome k-pop fans before the big MCountdown 2023 show at La Défense Arena Paris.

Discover the magnificent cathedral building on rue Réaumur and its astrological clock

For a little architectural stroll, choose Paris's 2nd arrondissement, and rue Réaumur in particular. It's packed with exceptional facades, including a cathedral building with a clock and astrological wheel.

Mugung, Sentier's favorite Korean restaurant

Dive headlong into Korean dishes at Mugung restaurant in the Sentier, a far cry from the ever-popular bibimbap and bulgogi.

Episode, the huge thrift shop for vintage nuggets in Paris' Les Halles district

From Paris to Amsterdam, Episode thrift stores are havens of vintage and second-hand, where each piece tells a story of style and originality. Head for the huge Parisian boutique in the Halles district, to explore decades of fashion and be seduced by timeless elegance at affordable prices!

Retro, the coolest thrift shop in Paris' Les Halles district: fashion tips and events

Welcome to Retro: the temple of second-hand clothing in Paris's 2nd arrondissement! This 125m2 thrift store offers men, women and children trendy, quality pieces at totally affordable prices. And the best part? Its monthly events combining shopping, flash tattoos and DJ sets.

Brasserie Rosie Lou: when the Basque coast arrives on the Grands Boulevards

Brasserie Rosie Lou is the place to be if you want to feel like you're on vacation, while catching up with friends in a trendy, chill atmosphere. The little sister of Brasserie Rosie, this second restaurant awaits you just a stone's throw from the Grand Rex in Paris, offering gourmet dishes with a Basque accent!

Did you know? The Passage du Caire is the oldest passageway in Paris. Discover its history.

The little-known Passage du Caire, located in the popular rue Saint-Denis district, offers a journey back in time. Built in 1798, this historic Paris landmark has retained a certain austerity, but is well worth a visit for its incredible history. We tell you all about it!

Did you know? The smallest street in Paris is 5 metres long.

They say small is beautiful. The smallest street in Paris is no exception, discreetly wedged between the shopping streets of Beauregard and Cléry, in the center of the capital.