114 Faubourg

21, Paris

Paul Minchelli first impressed Parisians with his seafood-cooking skills at the iconic Le Duc and... More

5è Cru

Owner Jean de Rotalier may not serve only fifth-growth bottles, as the name cheekily suggests,... More

Afaria

Here, striped Basque runners on tables and a wine list scrawled on distressed mirrors set... More

Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée

Two walls of the recently re-vamped Terrace room are covered in thousands of green silk... More

Alfred

Facing the 17th-century Théâtre du Palais Royal, this 30-seat bistro is just a short walk... More

Astrance

Au Bascou

Hanging bunches of pimentos add a spicy aroma to this small Basque restaurant in the... More

Au Clair de Lune

Locals lunch at this sweet café decorated with vintage movie posters. ... More

Au Petit fer à Cheval

Surrounded by the fashionable boutiques of Le Marais and situated on the winding rue Vieille... More

Au Vin des Rues

Not far from the Montparnasse Cemetery in the 14th Arrondissement, Au Vin des Rues is... More

Auberge D'Chez Eux

Presidents from across the globe, including Jacques Chirac, Bill Clinton, and Vladimir Putin, once dined... More

Aux Deux Amis

Aux Fins Gourmet

The frayed, yellowed menu posted in the window of Aux Fins Gourmet hints at the... More

Aux Lyonnais

Housed in a historic 1890 building and immediately recognizable by its red facade, Aux Lyonnais... More

Aux Négociants

An old Doisnesu favorite and the kind of "four-table family restaurant" beloved by Julian Barnes.... More

Balzar

Paris's temples of fine dining at reasonable prices are its brasseries, a cross between a... More

Bar 228

Bellota-Bellota

This small Paris restaurant celebrates the flavors of jamón ibérico, a high-quality Spanish ham. This... More

Benoit

This authentic French bistro dating to 1912 has played host to every Parisian mayor of... More