Want totravelwithout leavingParis? Embark on a journey from the Caribbean coast to the summit of the Andes, passing through the Amazon jungle, and treat your taste buds to a complete change of scenery with authentic South American cuisine at one of Paris's many excellent South American restaurants.
Whether you'rea meat-eaterora vegetarian, you won't be disappointed: the chefs work hard to offer you the best, becoming ambassadors ofSouth American cuisine in Paris. From Argentine ribeye steak to Mexican tacos, Colombian black pudding to Peruvianceviche, there's something for every taste and budget.
Whether you're looking fora festive atmosphereor a more intimate setting,Paris's Latin American restaurantshave captured the magic of this colorful and rich subcontinent, steeped in a thousand and one influences from the past, which are undoubtedly reflected in the generous and colorful dishes.
Of course, these traditional or contemporary dishes are accompanied by a piña colada or caipirinha, within reason of course, or a local beer. So, are you tempted to (re)discover whatLatin America has to offer in terms of cuisine? Hurry up and explore the Mexican, Argentinean, Brazilian, Peruvian and Colombian restaurants in Paris!
Mexican restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Looking for a taste of Mexican cuisine? Here are the best addresses for Mexican restaurants in Paris! [Read more]
Argentinian restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Looking for an Argentinian restaurant in Paris where you can enjoy an excellent grilled meat? Here are the best addresses! [Read more]
Brazilian restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Looking for Brazilian restaurants in Paris? Follow our guide for pão de queijo and a caliente atmosphere! [Read more]
Peruvian restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Peruvian gastronomy is one of the richest in the world. Discover what it has in store for you at Peruvian restaurants in Paris! [Read more]
Colombian restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Want to discover Colombian cuisine? Visit one of our Colombian restaurants in Paris! [Read more]
Casa Loca, a muy caliente spot in the heart of Paris: Bar, festive restaurant, party & brunch
Sponsored - For those who don't know Casa Loca, it's an exotic, unique, and muy caliente place... an immersion in a festive world and a unique atmosphere: a journey without leaving Paris. Cocktail bar, festive restaurant, themed parties, and gourmet brunch on weekends—everything we love! [Read more]
Azteca, a trip to the heart of Mexico without leaving Paris
Sponsored - Fancy a one-way ticket to Mexico without leaving Paris? Head to Azteca, an iconic Mexican restaurant in the 1st arrondissement, nestled a stone's throw from the Louvre and Châtelet-Les-Halles since 1986. This colorful restaurant treats Parisians to generous tacos, steaming fajitas, and homemade cocktails in a festive and warm atmosphere. At Azteca, you come for the authentic cuisine, stay for the good vibes, and leave feeling like you've traveled... without a passport. [Read more]
Foods and Wines from Spain: authentic Spanish cuisine in Paris
Sponsored - The "Foods and Wines from Spain" certification promotes the authenticity of Spanish cuisine on the international stage by certifying Spanish restaurants that meet quality criteria. An essential reference for lovers of Spanish gastronomy in search of authentic, traditional and rigorously selected flavors. Discover the first 6 RFS-labeled restaurants in Paris! [Read more]
Tanguera, the South American restaurant between Paris and Bueno Aires
Sponsored - Born from the team behind the famous Santa Carne near Bastille, Tanguera is the new South American nugget in the 11ᵉ arrondissement. This restaurant takes you on a gustatory journey where the generous soul of Argentina flirts with the refined, colorful accents of Peru, for a resolutely exotic culinary experience. [Read more]
Le Café A: the hidden terrace restaurant near the Canal Saint-Martin
A terrace restaurant in Paris, Café A, located in the former Récollets convent a stone's throw from the Canal Saint-Martin, unveils a vast hidden terrace in the 10th arrondissement. Open every day until 11pm, it's the ideal place to enjoy the warm weather in a peaceful setting, right in the heart of Paris. [Read more]
Jamrock, generous Jamaican cuisine comes to Paris!
How about diving headlong into Jamaican cuisine? Just in time, it arrives in Paris at Jamrock, a generous and spicy address. [Read more]
Papalito, the generous address for Latino specialities, in the Montparnasse district
Just a stone's throw from the huge Montparnasse Tower, Papalito is one of those places where people come all day long: for lunch with colleagues, in the evening with friends and family, and even for breakfast! [Read more]
Casa Azul, the right Mexican street food restaurant in Fontainebleau
We'd like to take you on a tour of Casa Azul, a gourmet restaurant in Fontainebleau offering a new take on Mexican cuisine. A restaurant that fuses Mexican flavors with French techniques, where everything is homemade to order, all in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. [Read more]
Distrito Francés, 10 years of Mexican cuisine in Strasbourg Saint-Denis
Distrito Francés has been delighting Strasbourg Saint-Denis for 10 years now. A remarkable lifespan, and with good reason: Mexican specialties are prepared with generosity and passion. [Read more]
Cuba Compagnie: a vintage restaurant and bar in the 11th arrondissement that takes you on a trip to Havana
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! [Read more]
Santa Carne, the place to be for lovers of Argentine-style grilled meat at Bastille
In Argentinian, Santa Carne literally translates as "sacred meat", "holy meat", and it's no coincidence that this address is so named. Here, meat is more than sacred, it's a religion: cooked, prepared or roasted according to the principles of Argentine parilladas, Santa Carne takes you back to Latin America for a meal to share. [Read more]
Mayli's Resto & Co: a typical little restaurant serving empanadas and Chilean specialities
For a gourmet break with a change of scenery, head to Chile for delicious homemade empanadas and Latin American specialties at Maylin, in Paris's 2nd arrondissement. [Read more]
Biondi, authentic Argentine cuisine by chef Fernando de Tomaso
Biondi invites you to discover the tasty Argentine dishes created by chef Fernando de Tomaso. A change of scenery at an affordable price! [Read more]
Taco Mesa, chef Beatriz Gonzalez's authentic taco restaurant
Chef Beatriz Gonzalez has opened Taco Mesa, her taco restaurant in Paris. A long-awaited success story! [Read more]
La Bagarre, a charming taqueria with a French twist
Freshly arrived in the 11th arrondissement, La Bagarre is a French-style taqueria run by the charming Elliot Lefèvre, already behind La Parade and La Riposte. [Read more]
Ayahuma, a stunning, friendly and (very) affordable Ecuadorian restaurant
Between Voltaire and Père Lachaise, a well-kept secret that local regulars pass on to each other: the Ayahuma restaurant. A (very) friendly, (very) tasty and (very) affordable address. A big yes. [Read more]
Pin-Pan, Argentinian competition sandwiches
When two street food moguls join forces, the result is Pin-Pan, an Argentinian street-food restaurant where you can devour competitive sandwiches. [Read more]
Chulita, Mexican street food and churros for brunch
Head to Chulita for a taste of Mexican street food, and in particular torta, a devilishly generous traditional sandwich. [Read more]
Blanca, Fernando de Tomaso's stunning Argentinian restaurant with Basque accents
And that's two for chef Fernando de Tomaso who, after Biondi, unveils a stunning new Argentinian address, tinged with Basque accents: Blanca, near Bastille. A wonderful discovery. [Read more]
La Condesa, a bubbling escapade on the arm of Mexican chef Indra Carrillo Perea
La Condesa, Indra Carrillo Perea's restaurant, is moving a few meters away to a larger but equally welcoming location on rue Rodier. The Mexican chef, a globetrotter by nature, takes you by the hand for a bubbling gastronomic escapade. A real favorite. [Read more]
Pitanga, Brazilian restaurant with traditional tapas and festive cocktails
From traditional tapas to festive cocktails, the Brazilian restaurant Pitanga puts sunshine on your plate at Les Halles! [Read more]
Find the location of all these addresses by clicking on the map at the bottom of the article.
Muy caliente!
