Restaurants & Cafés in Paris, France | ||
Paris cafés and bars, memorable dinners in Paris restaurants, good restaurant areas, dining etiquette, all about French coffee, breakfast, lunch, street food—and how to save money. | ||
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Every other street corner in central Paris seems to have a tiny bistro or café, and some streets are dedicated to nothing but restaurants. These restaurant areas are where you should hunt for that perfect Parisian dining experience. You'll eat three meals a day during your trip to Paris, and you'll spend a significant proportion of your travel budget on food, so it's important to know about French food habits, etiquette, prices, and places to eat before you arrive in Paris. In France, a meal is as much a ceremony as it is a necessity, so you should observe the rules of French restaurant and café etiquette. BreakfastThe traditional spot for breakfast in Paris is a sidewalk café, unless breakfast is included in the price of your hotel room. More... Lunch & DinnerAs for lunch and dinner, you can have those in a café, restaurant, a market, or a picnic. Some restaurants have service non-stop or service continu. Others have regular mealtimes, usually 11:00 am to 3:00 pm and 7 to 11 pm. A restaurant may choose any day or part of a day to close, so be sure to check the hours of operation. If you want a quick meal outside of regular mealtimes, go to a café. Most serve light one-course meals. We love finding new Paris restaurants, and we're happy to share this information Here are some descriptions of our memorable meals in Paris. French WinesOne of the great pleasures of dining in France is enjoying wonderful French wines with your meal. Ordering the wine you want can be tricky, so here's how to do it. More... Restaurant PricesAll restaurants have price lists displayed by the front door, with the set-price meals (formules) and à la carte items listed with prices. Paris Restaurant AreasHere are descriptions of prime restaurant areas to get you started on your wonderful search for memorable Paris meals. More... Gluten-Free MealsIf you have problems with foods containing gluten, you need The Gluten-Free Guide to France, by Maria Ann Roglieri, Ph.D. (2011: Mari Productions, LLC). More...
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