“This is an organic and veggie restaurant offering à la carte or set menus. They serve homemade food, with excellent starters, main dishes, and desserts. You'll always receive a warm welcome and great service, and you'll be greeted by a cute sleeping dog. When the weather is nice, you can enjoy your meal on the small terrace on a quiet street.”

"The French food here is shockingly sophisticated, homemade, and delicious. I highly recommend it for lunch and dinner. You get high-level cuisine for a moderate price. I often go there to enjoy French cuisine. Note that many restaurants are closed on Mondays."

“In the heart of the Belleville area, this place makes you feel comfortable. They serve very tasty and simple homemade food that brings a smile to your face. After enjoying the meal, you can also buy second-hand books. When you leave, you’ll wish the chef would share her recipes and expertise with everyone who tries to cook.”

“This is the largest public garden in Paris, covering 25 hectares with lawns and trees. Entry is free. It was established in 1867 during the reign of Napoleon III and used to be a quarry in the Middle Ages. It’s the most beautiful garden in Paris, with many hills. I am in love with this park. It's open late in the summer, making it a magical place for a walk.”

“Located inside the beautiful Buttes-Chaumont Garden, this is the best place for a romantic, family, or friends’ lunch or dinner, or for having tea or brunch on a Sunday. You can enjoy food and drinks on the terrace bar in front of the centenary trees in this beautiful garden. It’s simply elegant.”

“This historic theater, built in 1876, is near the famous Place de la République. The architecture and decoration are stunning, with a remarkable sculpture at the entrance. It’s a place for theater, comedy, stand-up, and concerts. The history is palpable as soon as you enter.”

“This unique and typical old area, built in the 19th century, feels like a small village inside Paris. It’s very inspiring for a visit and a break, to enjoy the bars and restaurants, or simply for a walk.”

“This tiny Japanese restaurant is near the historic and beautiful building of l'Opéra de Paris. I was amazed and seduced by the refined and delicious food. The service can be a bit busy as everyone knows how unbelievable this place is. The desserts are delicious. It's a rare Japanese restaurant.”

“Located on the 6th floor, this restaurant offers an unforgettable meal on the roof of Paris with a view that lets you feel the city’s vibrations. It’s a lasting memory that feels like flying and being lucky to watch Paris while you eat.”

“Situated on the first floor of Gare de Lyon, this famous and iconic restaurant, built in 1900, has a beautiful ceiling and offers a journey through time. You enter a mythical architectural place with amazing seasonal traditional and generous French cuisine. It’s a gastronomic journey to rediscover the pleasure of eating well.”