Paris : Paris Guide
BREAKFAST/BRUNCH
Claus – First Arrondisement not far from Palais Royal
Café St Regis – Ile St Louis
Holy Belly – Bourbon Butter Pancakes are to die for!
Café De Flore – St Germain de Pres
LUNCH
Petit Fer au Cheval
Carette
Semila
Holy Belly
Merci
DINNER
Le Comptoir
L’avant comptoir – standing room only but its so worth it!
Chez Andre – off of champs elysee but not touristy
Bistro Paul Bert
Semilla
Café Constant
Le Relais de l’Entrecote
Verjus
Ellsworth
MARKETS
Bastile – Thursdays and Sundays
Marche Saxe-Breteuil – Avenue de Saxe
President Wilson
Maubert Matualite
FOOD STREETS
Rue Cler
Rue Lepic
Rue Montorgueil
Rue de Levi
DRINKS
Le Fumoir
La Belle Hortense
Mary Celeste
Le Dome
Café St Regis
Café de Flore
Copperbay
Bespoke
BOULANGERIE
28 Beaumarchais
Du pain des idees
Eric Kayser
Coquelicot
Le granier a pain – pain au chocolat is a must!
WHERE TO STAY
Grand Hotel du Palais Royal
Hotel Powers
Peninsula Paris
Maison Souquet
Pavillion de la Reine
Haven in Paris Apartments
SHOPS
Merci
Shakespeare and CO
BHV – Marais
Sandro
Repetto
Aesop
PARIS PARKS/PICNIC SPOTS
Tulleries
Parc Monceau
Palais Royal
Musee Rodin
Champs de Mars
Place de Vosges
Jardin du Luxembourg
Ile St Louis on the Seine
PARIS VIEWS
Eiffel tower
Trocadero
Montparnase
Montmartre Stairs just below Sacre Couer
Printemps
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We would like to take our teen daughter to Paris…but we are on a budget and safety is key. I would rather spend more on safe hotel than food since she’s a picky eater anyway…although maybe that will change. We saw the Paris Pass-thank you! Any further recommendations for getting Parisian feel on a budget that includes safety?
Hi Karen! Your details have been removed. Safe travels to Paris. xo
Hi Karen,
Did you see my safety post for Paris? https://everydayparisian.com/2017-3-2-paris-safety-tips-for-female-solo-travelers-in-paris/
Purchase tickets for the batobus https://www.batobus.com/en/discover-batobus which is a tour boat around the city with different stops. The price is around 20 euros and is a good way to see the city.
I’d definitely also recommend Parc Montsouris and Parc des Buttes Chaumont. Parc Montsouris is like something out of a George Serraut painting- super adorable, full of families and life. Parc des Buttes Chaumont is SO unique with bridges, grottos, temples, waterfalls, and a wonderful hill to see Paris from. Both of those are awesome places for a picnic (there are boulangeries right by each). I have so many happy memories of sunny afternoons at these parks with my friends.
Megan! Thank you so much for the recommendations. I have yet to been to either and will do my best to make it to your Parcs in October when I am back. Its good to know there are boulangeries by both 😉 Always good for picnics! Merci xo
Lovely addresses, the next time I will enjoy a cup of coffee at Cafe de Flore. The last time it was closed 🙁
Thank you! Cafe de Flore was closed?? I have never seen this! When were you there. I hope you get a chance to go back and visit again soon!