Café de Flore
The Art Deco rival next door, a Left Bank institution since the 1880s – terrace coffee and omelettes.
The Art Deco rival next door, a Left Bank institution since the 1880s – terrace coffee and omelettes.
France’s fair-trade shop network, selling crafts and food that pay producers in the Global South fairly.
A 1880 Alsatian brasserie with mirrored walls and a political-literary crowd – choucroute and steak tartare.
An eco-café, urban farm and free repair workshop in a former railway station at Porte de Clignancourt.
A vast 1927 Art Deco brasserie under painted pillars – oysters, lamb curry and the buzz of old Montparnasse.
Founded 1686 and billed as the world’s oldest café-restaurant – Voltaire’s haunt, now classic French menus.
Hand-thrown black-clay ceramics finished in white glaze, all made in a historic Paris atelier.
A gilded 1901 Belle Époque dining room inside Gare de Lyon – frescoed ceilings and grand French cuisine.
A revived 1803 beauty house with plant-based, refillable formulas in a jewel-box apothecary setting.