Where to eat
Paris
Curated by Eva Tsang, words by Marissa Cox
Paris is currently undergoing a culinary renaissance. The stuffy, over-priced bistros, renowned for their starched tablecloths and pretentious staff are rapidly being replaced by a new generation of restaurants. We’ve picked our favorite places headed up by chefs who use fresh, local ingredients and aren’t afraid to experiment.
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1Clamato
Restaurant
Bertrand Grébaut’s newest venture specializing in fish and shellfish, such as razor clams, haddock buns, scallops and clam soup, served on small tapas-style plates. Located in the trendy 11th arrondissement, the green-fronted restaurant has a modest space, with a stripped back interior and laid-back atmosphere.
ClamatoPhotography by Stefan Karlström
ClamatoPhotography by Stefan Karlström
ClamatoPhotography by Stefan Karlström
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2Restaurant
Michelin-starred restaurant by Chef Bertrand Grébaut, offering a simple menu of fresh, seasonal ingredients that places quality over quantity. Dishes are artfully presented on crisp white plates and laid onto rustic tables in an airy, unassuming space.
SeptimePhotography by Stefan Karlström
SeptimePhotography by Stefan Karlström
SeptimePhotography by Stefan Karlström
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3Restaurant
Restaurant and wine bar in an intimate setting situated just a few steps away from the Palais Royal in the 1st arrondissement, serving classic dishes with a fresh and creative twist.
VerjusPhotography by Stefan Karlström
VerjusPhotography by Stefan Karlström
VerjusPhotography by Stefan Karlström
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4Restaurant
Japanese canteen style restaurant specializing in authentic udon noodles and tapas. It's minimalist décor mirrors traditional noodle bars found in Japan with white tiles, exposed brick walls and large floor-to-ceiling windows that opens up during the warmer seasons.
KunitorayaPhotography by Stefan Karlström
KunitorayaPhotography by Stefan Karlström
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5Restaurant & coffee shop
Popular coffee and brunch spot in the hip Canal Saint Martin neighborhood, serving up homemade granola, pancakes and various egg combinations that change with the season.
HolybellyPhotography by Stefan Karlström
HolybellyPhotography by Stefan Karlström
HolybellyPhotography by Stefan Karlström
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6Restaurant
Innovative restaurant by fast-rising chef David Toutain in a minimalist space of earthy tones and discreetly arranged plants. Dishes are inspired by nature where fresh vegetables, herbs and flowers play the star.
David ToutainPhotography by Stefan Karlström
David ToutainPhotography by Stefan Karlström
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7Restaurant
Popular restaurant by star chef Christian Constant, specializing in warm and comforting French classics using seasonal ingredients, served in little cast iron pots, hence it's name.
Les CocottesPhotography by Stefan Karlström
Les CocottesPhotography by Stefan Karlström
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8Restaurant
Restaurant specializing in traditional French fare in a charming Parisian style space. Dishing up fois gras, beef bourguignon, duck confit and crème caramel for dessert, it’s the epitome of what the Michelin-starred French chef does best.
Cafe ConstantPhotography by Stefan Karlström
Cafe ConstantPhotography by Stefan Karlström
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9Restaurant
Casual outpost of the highly rated and almost impossible to book Frenchie, located on the same street, rue de Nil. The Anglo-inspired eatery features comfort food with a French twist such as pulled pork sandwiches, pastrami on rye and fish and chips. Sweet treats like cheesecake and doughnuts are also available.
Frenchie To GoPhotography by Stefan Karlström
Frenchie To GoPhotography by Stefan Karlström
