Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
A must do. One of the biggest typical Brasserie. Sheap and really good tradition food.
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Bouillon Chartier
7 Rue du Faubourg MontmartreA must do. One of the biggest typical Brasserie. Sheap and really good tradition food.
La Crêperie de Josselin
67 Rue du MontparnasseThe best creperie of Paris.
Boat vibes, all people from the staff come from all around the world. It's a good place for white wine and fish. Before 7PM you can eat very good oysters (1€/oyster, from september to april).
This place is in the center of Le marrais where you can find typical “falafel" at "rue des rosiers”.
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Le Mary Celeste
1 Rue ComminesBoat vibes, all people from the staff come from all around the world. It's a good place for white wine and fish. Before 7PM you can eat very good oysters (1€/oyster, from september to april).
This place is in the center of Le marrais where you can find typical “falafel" at "rue des rosiers”.
Restaurant Sur La Braise
19 Rue BréaThe best meat i have ever eat!
Maison de la Truffe
19 Pl. de la MadeleineA fantastique place to discover the french finest food
Rue des Plantes
Rue des PlantesLe courbi : Our favourite Marocan restaurant. Excellent food in a nice place.
Drinks & Nightlife
Latino vibes, best mojitos (and cheaper during the happy hours), you can also eat tapas
and smoke cigars in a cuaban smoking room.
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Cubana Café (Bar a cocktail Paris, Restaurant Montparnasse, Fumoir Paris)
47 Rue VavinLatino vibes, best mojitos (and cheaper during the happy hours), you can also eat tapas
and smoke cigars in a cuaban smoking room.
Essentials
Monoprix
99 Rue du Faubourg Saint-AntoineShopping
Rue de Rennes
Rue de Rennes
Le Bon Marche Rive Gauche
24 Rue de SèvresWhere? Place Jacques Demy
When ? Tuesday and Friday from 7am to 14:30 pm
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Mouton-Duvernet station
Where? Place Jacques Demy
When ? Tuesday and Friday from 7am to 14:30 pm
Everything Else
The oldest market of Paris. It’s a little one but it a great place for lunch because it’s full of different cuisines like Italian, Moroccan, Japanese, creole, Lebanese.
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Marche des Enfants Rouges
39 Rue de BretagneThe oldest market of Paris. It’s a little one but it a great place for lunch because it’s full of different cuisines like Italian, Moroccan, Japanese, creole, Lebanese.
Getting Around
Alésia
line 4
Entertainment & Activities
Gaumont
73 Av. du Général Leclerc