A sudden craving for Italian food? We understand! It has to be said that Italian gastronomy never disappoints gourmets, so diverse, varied and tasty is it. Are you part of that segment of the population that needs at least one Italian meal a week to get on with life?
In Paris, you can indulge in the must-try pizzas- Roman or Neapolitan, if you prefer thicker, puffier dough; indulge in fresh pasta prepared in a thousand and one ways; opt for fine grilled or marinated meats ; or discover lesser-known specialties from Puglia or Piedmont.
And don't forget the sweet finale, essential to a successful lunch, with affogato,brioche con gelato, cannoli and, of course,tiramisu! As you can see, Italian cuisine has more than one trick up its sleeve to delight food lovers, so why deprive yourself? If you're looking for good Italian restaurants in Paris to treat yourself to lunch, look no further!
From small transalpine bistros to the finest gourmet addresses, you're bound to find what you're looking for among our tried-and-tested recommendations!



Paris's new Italian restaurants, our best addresses
Looking for a trattoria where you can enjoy fresh pasta, pizzas and other transalpine specialties? Discover the new Italian addresses in Paris. [Read more]



Where to eat fresh pasta in Paris? Our best addresses
Craving fresh pasta with an Italian twist? Discover the best places to eat fresh pasta in Paris! After all, what could be more comforting than a dish of pasta? [Read more]



Where can you eat good lasagna in Paris? Our top picks
A family dish par excellence, lasagne symbolizes the generosity of Italian cuisine. For good lasagne in Paris restaurants, here are the best addresses! [Read more]



Where to eat pizza in Paris? Our best addresses
Looking for a good pizza in Paris? Here are our top pizzeria addresses to discover without delay! [Read more]



Where to eat tiramisu in Paris? Our good addresses
Discover our top addresses for enjoying delicious tiramisu in Paris! [Read more]



Where to drink a good spritz in Paris? Our favorite Italian spots
Spritz, a Venetian drink, has been seducing Parisians for many years. If you're looking for a bar or terrace to enjoy this Prosecco and bitter-based cocktail, check out our top spots to try on sunny days. [Read more]



A gourmet and romantic cruise on the Seine aboard the Diamant Bleu (+ promo code)
Sponsored - An elegant boat, gastronomy, and breathtaking panorama, this unique experience invites you to savor refined dishes while admiring Paris's most illuminated landmarks. Enjoy 10% off your dinner cruise aboard the Diamant Bleu! (link in the article) [Read more]



Flocco, the delightful Italian eatery in the 17th arrondissement of Paris
Sponsored - For all those with a passion for Italy, the Flocco restaurant opens its doors to you every day, whether indoors or out, in a unique setting and warm atmosphere. From lunch to dinner, not forgetting aperitivo, enjoy an authentic Italian meal with homemade antipasti, pasta, secondi piatti, pizzas and dolci. [Read more]



Niní Restaurant, the place where Italian tradition meets author-driven cuisine
Freshly opened in the 10th arrondissement, Niní aims to dust off the codes of Italian cooking. At the helm of this contemporary bistro, Fabio Massimo Liuzza and Victor Kalczuga offer sharing plates that sit alongside more traditional dishes at lunch. [Read more]



George V's Hidden Terrace: An Italian Summer at a Parisian Palace
The hidden terrace at the George V opens its patio, lush with pink orchid blooms and Italian accents, through September 2026. Cocktails, generously sized focaccia, and frozen desserts offer a summer interlude to treat yourself to a magical moment in Paris’s 8th arrondissement. [Read more]



Ma !, Paris’s first Italian bouillon offering authentic cuisine at bargain prices
You couldn't have dreamt of a more fitting location for such an address: a few months in, Ma ! has set up on the Boulevard des Italiens. The menu offers authentic cuisine that brings the flavors of Italy to Paris, all while keeping prices reasonable. [Read more]



Matchplay Society: a playful golf simulator, darts, and Italian finger food in the heart of the 17th arrondissement
In Paris’s 17th arrondissement, square off against your friends, whether you’re into darts, indoor golf, or simply looking for a convivial hangout at Matchplay Society. An Italian food lineup accompanies your sessions on these cutting-edge simulators and connected targets. [Read more]



Langosteria: the air-conditioned rooftop and its terrace overlooking Paris
Langosteria’s air-conditioned rooftop and its panoramic terrace offer a spectacular view of Paris, perched on the seventh floor of the Cheval Blanc, in the former Samaritaine (1st). We put it to the test in the middle of the 2026 heatwave, and here’s what we learned. [Read more]



Partouche Pasino Club in Paris, the new temple of gaming and a mega lifestyle venue with bars and a restaurant
Avenue de la Grande-Armée, in the 17th arrondissement, the Partouche Pasino Club opens its doors on May 12, 2026. Poker, blackjack, dining, bars... We got an early look at this massive gaming club, unlike any other, and here’s what awaits you. [Read more]



Chef’s pizza, exceptional gelato... the terrace at the Bvlgari Hotel Paris goes Italian for the summer.
Exceptional Roman pizzas, artisanal ice creams and Mediterranean flavors... for a terrace lunch or a sunny gelato break, the Bvlgari Hotel Paris transports its guests to Italy with L’Estate Italiana, its gourmet celebration of the bright season. [Read more]



We checked out this secret Italian spot tucked up against the Château de Fontainebleau, with a terrace and a brunch offering.
Nestled in the inner courtyard of the Hôtel de Cavoye, just a stone’s throw from the Château de Fontainebleau, Gina Trattoria serves hearty Italian fare crafted by Robin Sanchez, with a lovely terrace in a quiet garden and Sunday brunch. We went to check out the place and here’s the full story. [Read more]



Il Primo Bacio, the go-to Italian dining spot in Fontainebleau (77)
It's the tale of a passion—the love of Italian cuisine—served daily for more than 20 years on the plates of Bellifontains who come to savor authentic, homemade fare. This story belongs to Il Primo Bacio, a benchmark of good cooking in Fontainebleau. [Read more]



The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026. [Read more]



Casa Tua, the discreet, tucked-away Italian restaurant at J.K. Place Paris in the 7th arrondissement.
Tucked in the heart of the J.K. Place Paris townhouse in the 7th arrondissement, the Casa Tua restaurant serves generous and refined Italian cuisine, designed to feel like a home. A beautiful, discreet address on the Left Bank for a peaceful interlude. [Read more]



Focaccia Mia: Italian Sandwiches That Delight the 9th District
Just a short walk from Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church, Focaccia Mia brings a taste of Italy to the 9th arrondissement. This cozy little spot specializes in freshly made focaccia, sliced and topped to order, taking center stage in a welcoming atmosphere. [Read more]



Cassaro's, the 1950s-style Italian restaurant in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
The Italian restaurant Cassaro's showcases its finest charms in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. [Read more]



Nonno Matteo, a warmly welcoming Italian restaurant offering ultra-crispy Roman pizzas.
Located near the Grands Boulevards in Paris, the Italian restaurant Nonno Matteo is reviving Roman-style crispy pizza and other top Italian classics. [Read more]



Gloria Osteria: We Tried the New Italian Spot Featuring Stylish 70s Decor — Our Review
La dolce vita makes its way to the Left Bank! Gloria Osteria, the newest addition to the renowned Italian restaurant group, has opened just a stone’s throw from the Musée d'Orsay, nestled within a stunning 1905 Art Nouveau building. Combining retro Italian design from the seventies, grand chandeliers, and authentic cuisine crafted by Francesco Fronda, each plate offers a one-way trip to the sunny South of Italy. [Read more]



Da Lucrezia Osteria, a stylish yet relaxed Italian restaurant nestled in the 15th arrondissement of Paris
Located where the Grand Venise once stood, Da Lucrezia Osteria has taken over and now offers refined Italian cuisine in a stylish yet relaxed setting. Here's what you need to know. [Read more]



Flocco, an Italian-style Valentine’s Day in the 17th arrondissement of Paris
Sponsored - Valentine’s Day is here! If you're still looking for the perfect, affordable spot to celebrate, FLOCCO is a charming Italian restaurant just a short walk from Place Pereire in the 17th arrondissement. With its elegant decor, it’s an ideal setting for a romantic evening. For this special night, you and your partner can enjoy their usual menu designed for sharing. [Read more]



Sant Ambroeus Paris: the legendary Milanese restaurant and cafe finally opens in the capital
Sant Ambroeus finally opens its doors in Paris, bringing the Milanese art of living to the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The renowned house serves refined Italian cuisine, iconic coffees and pastries, in a warm and elegant setting. A new institution to embrace from morning to night. [Read more]



Dopo, the After Foot restaurant where you can watch games (and more!) in Boulogne-Billancourt (92)
Located along the banks of the Seine, Dopo is a hybrid restaurant in Boulogne-Billancourt, backed by the leading duo behind After Foot, Gilbert Brisbois and Daniel Riolo. It is a sports bar and restaurant designed for soccer fans and others, with a gourmet menu that showcases Italian cuisine. [Read more]



Cherry, the Italian-American restaurant in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
The Italian-American marriage is very much in vogue in Paris at the moment, and Cherry, the new restaurant that has just opened in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, is proof of this. [Read more]
Find the location of all these addresses by clicking on the map at the bottom of the article.
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