The Vintage Society

Nestled in La Bastille, Galerie Patrick Seguin shines with stunning sunlight and a curated collection of iconic furniture from design legends like Jean Prouvé.

Nestled in the Latin Quarter, this budget-friendly hotel offers bright, comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, and a cozy breakfast, all just steps from iconic Parisian sights.

La Petite Chaise, Paris' oldest restaurant since 1680, offers cozy charm and classic French fare like escargots and steak, all paired with a robust wine list.

Les Pâtes Vivantes is the go-to spot in Paris for hand-pulled noodles made fresh right before your eyes, serving up hearty portions of deliciousness that keep locals and tourists coming back for more.

A cozy Hong Kong-inspired café serving delightful milk tea, egg tarts, and pineapple buns, perfect for satisfying those Asian flavor cravings.

Step into this historic covered market from 1615, where a vibrant mix of global street food stalls serves up fresh, high-quality bites in a lively atmosphere.

Nestled in a chic, low-lit space, Auguste serves innovative French tasting menus featuring sustainable seafood and exquisite attention to detail.

Tucked away in a charming covered passage, this cozy bistro offers a fresh take on Italian classics, featuring seasonal ingredients and a remarkable wine selection.

Café de Flore, a beloved Parisian institution on Boulevard Saint-Germain, serves up classic French fare in a chic, historic setting—perfect for people-watching and soaking in the city's vibrant culture.

Experience a Michelin-starred journey at Alan Geaam, where Lebanese flair meets French gastronomy in an intimate and creatively surprising setting.