Les Halles

Step into Benoit, a century-old Parisian bistro where classic French dishes like escargots and cassoulet meet brass fixtures, velvet banquettes, and Alain Ducasse's dessert magic.

Step into Le Clarence, where 19th-century opulence meets modern French flair, delivering a grand tasting adventure like no other.

Le Chardenoux is a charming 1908 Parisian bistro with plush vintage decor, creative seafood dishes, fine wines, and legendary desserts.

Folderol in Paris pairs inventive small-batch ice cream flavors like olive oil with top natural wines at a chic horseshoe-shaped bar.

Auberge des Pyrénées Cévennes serves hearty, traditional French fare with generous portions and a rustic charm, perfect for soulful country dining.

Chic bistronomic spot in Paris's 7th mixing French finesse with New Mexican flair, cozy vibes, and standout seasonal dishes near the Eiffel Tower.

This cozy Montmartre bistro celebrates tartare with an array of hand-cut options and irresistible duck-fat fries, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts.

Gare du Nord is a vast, bustling 19th-century Parisian hub connecting France and Europe, blending classic charm with nonstop commuter energy.

Tucked away in a vintage boulangerie, Hôtel du Petit Moulin is a vibrant boutique gem in Le Marais, flaunting eclectic decor by Christian Lacroix and cozy, unique rooms.

Monoprix: Paris's chic, affordable one-stop shop for groceries, cute clothes, beauty, and home goods, all with that effortless French flair.