Restaurant Persil closes its Paris chapter and heads south. This local nugget, which has delighted the neighborhood with its vegetarian and pescetarian cuisine, is preparing to celebrate its closure with a festive and gourmet weekend on September 12 and 13, 2025.
In Boulogne-Billancourt, Apo is a good neighborhood address where you can meet up in a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy plates to share and good wines, all offered at good value for money. Attention, a favorite spot.
Fancy a tête-à-tête with the Eiffel Tower? Le 10ème Ciel, the Pullman Tour Eiffel's famous rooftop bar, is open again for a few days on weekends in June. There's no better place to admire the beautiful Iron Lady at night, with cocktails, Italian tapas and DJ sets.
How about a trip back in time to Ville d'Avray? The charming Hôtel des Etangs de Corot transforms its terrace into a summer guinguette for our greatest pleasure. With an idyllic view over the lake and gourmet offerings from Friday to Sunday, it's time to relax in the Hauts-de-Seine, in the heart of this oasis of greenery.
Truffles are off the beaten track at Baratruf, Paris' very first truffle bar. A sharp counter, a vaulted ambience and a plateful of local produce: here, you can munch on the black diamond without fuss, right in the heart of the Marais district.
Le Brach's spacious, cosy terrace, located on the 1st floor of the trendy hotel in Paris's 16th arrondissement, is going Italian, in a nod to the forthcoming opening of Le Brach Rome.
Spring invites itself to the aperitif, and Lordy's Thursdays return to the Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel from April 3, 2025! Creative cocktails, Mediterranean tapas and live music: the fun, sunny afterwork not to be missed in the 16th arrondissement.
In the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the restaurant Le Tire-Bouchon Rodier is the kind of address that makes everyone agree. Here, you'll find a wide variety of bistronomic tapas to suit all tastes, which can be accompanied by fine wines, all for very good value: a real favorite!
In the heart of Paris's 17th arrondissement, the Wagon Bleu is a Parisian institution reborn with a gourmet and festive concept that's well worth the detour. This unusual restaurant, set in an authentic 1925 Orient Express carriage, offers generous Corsican-style cuisine and a lively program of DJ sets on weekends.
Take a trip to Corsica at Alma, a restaurant and tapas bar typical of the island of beauty, in the Montorgueil district, where you can feast on good food in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.
Spiti Sou is the restaurant that lets you savor Greece as you've rarely tasted it in Paris! Here, you'll find refined, sharing cuisine, where gourmet tapas and comforting dishes battle it out to the delight of gourmets.
Just a stone's throw from the Bastille, Cuba Compagnie invites you to take a trip to the heart of Cuban culture, in its vintage-style restaurant, where you can sample Havana-style specialities, enjoy cocktails and typical rums, or even smoke a cigar!
The Goku Comedy Club is the place to go for laugh-out-loud tears and a good time in Paris. From Tuesday to Saturday, this real comedian's HQ boasts a line-up of pampering acts, as well as a fine menu of Asian tapas and gourmet cocktails.
Juste is the restaurant in Paris that takes you from shellfish to shellfish, for lunch, dinner or even an aperitif! On the menu: oysters, mussels and French fries, fish burgers, seafood platters and iodized tapas for great value!
Located on the corner of rue Blanche and rue Bruyère, not far from the Musée de la vie romantique, Zincou offers tapas plates to share, accompanied by a glass of wine, all in a warm, trendy setting.
If you're a fan of unusual cocktails, here's an exotic concept to satisfy your thirst for discovery. At Copperbay Lancaster, you'll discover an unusual menu featuring sweet and savory specialties inspired by the flavors of the Mediterranean basin.
We take to the skies to sample some surprising, full-bodied cocktails at Bramble, a bar perched on the roof of the Musée du Quai Branly, opposite the Eiffel Tower, the fruit of a collaboration between mixologist Margot Lecarpentier and Alain Ducasse.
During the Olympic Games, the George V palace unveils an ephemeral, hidden sports bar. Looking for an elegant place to have a drink, grab a bite to eat and watch the Olympic Games on the big screen?
Hidden beneath the Maison du Whisky, Golden Promise is a speakeasy like no other. Under century-old vaulted ceilings, you can sip over 1,000 whisky references, 100 sake references, cocktails and mouth-watering Japanese finger food.
