Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
Bibimcup
1 Rue Saint-BernardDelicious south korean bibimbap, I love this place
Chez Gotier opens at noon and it cooks delicious french food like pies, salads, cakes. A lot of people come here so be early !
Chez Gotier
52 Rue de MontreuilChez Gotier opens at noon and it cooks delicious french food like pies, salads, cakes. A lot of people come here so be early !
Pho Thai
53 Rue de MontreuilEat some tasty thaï food :)
Le Négus
52 Rue de MontreuilTry this delicious ethiopian restaurant, you won't regret it !
La Belle Équipe
92 Rue de CharonneGood cocktails and french bistrot food !
Starvin' Joe
42 Rue de CharonneGood and cheap burgers !
Great bakery where you can buy croissants, pains au chocolats and other french pastry
8 locals recommend
La Délicieuse
234 Bd VoltaireGreat bakery where you can buy croissants, pains au chocolats and other french pastry
Delicious pastry of the famous french chef "Cyril Lignac", you need to try this !
182 locals recommend
La Pâtisserie Cyril Lignac - Paul Bert
24 Rue Paul BertDelicious pastry of the famous french chef "Cyril Lignac", you need to try this !
Midam
38 Rue de MontreuilDelightful korean food !
MAXAM
59 Rue de MontreuilCool tapas bar !
Hidden away at the top of an unsuspecting building on a quiet street, Le Perchoir is where locals in the know go to fall in love with Paris all over again.
698 locals recommend
Le Perchoir
14 Rue Crespin du GastHidden away at the top of an unsuspecting building on a quiet street, Le Perchoir is where locals in the know go to fall in love with Paris all over again.
Café Chilango
82 Rue de la Folie MéricourtCocktails and mexican food !
Bistrot Paul Bert
18 Rue Paul BertDelicious classic french food
Eating your way through the best boulangeries in Paris is a natural part of any trip, but it’s only recently that the city has started to become a more welcoming place for its gluten-free visitors. Chambelland has been leading the charge and its perfectly airy breads, savory sandwiches, and delicate pastries rival any traditional bakery options.
113 locals recommend
Boulangerie Chambelland Paris
14 Rue TernauxEating your way through the best boulangeries in Paris is a natural part of any trip, but it’s only recently that the city has started to become a more welcoming place for its gluten-free visitors. Chambelland has been leading the charge and its perfectly airy breads, savory sandwiches, and delicate pastries rival any traditional bakery options.
Getting Around
The Line 1 is the main subway of Paris, which leads you to the central places of Paris
64 locals recommend
Reuilly - Diderot station
The Line 1 is the main subway of Paris, which leads you to the central places of Paris
With Line 8, you can go to emblematic places like République, Bastille,...
79 locals recommend
Faidherbe - Chaligny station
With Line 8, you can go to emblematic places like République, Bastille,...
Rue des Boulets
Rue des BouletsLine 9
Drinks & Nightlife
Le Motel
8 Passage JossetCool bar with nice cocktails and music
The Green Goose
19 Rue des BouletsCosy irish pub with good beer, nice bartenders
Outland Bar
54 Rue Emile LepeuI love this bar, good selection of beers and french food
Arts & Culture
Bataclan
50 Bd VoltaireThe modern architecture of the Opéra Bastille cuts an imposing figure on the Place de la Bastille at the 11th arrondissement’s southwest corner. Inaugurated just over 25 years ago in 1989, the opera house was created to showcase popular, modern works. Nowadays, the Opéra Bastille boasts a varied program featuring operas and ballets, as well as the occasional symphony concert.
542 locals recommend
Opera Bastille
Place de la BastilleThe modern architecture of the Opéra Bastille cuts an imposing figure on the Place de la Bastille at the 11th arrondissement’s southwest corner. Inaugurated just over 25 years ago in 1989, the opera house was created to showcase popular, modern works. Nowadays, the Opéra Bastille boasts a varied program featuring operas and ballets, as well as the occasional symphony concert.
Shopping
Printemps Nation
21-25 Cr de VincennesSightseeing
Stretching across the 11th arrondissement from Bastille in the southwest to Père Lachaise cemetery just beyond the neighborhood’s northeast border, Rue de Charonne is an ideal spot to spend a few hours popping in and out of its many charming restaurants, cafés, and shops. The winding street is also home to a host of quirky, independent boutiques offering curated collections sourced from up-and-coming names on the Parisian fashion scene.
151 locals recommend
Rue de Charonne
Rue de CharonneStretching across the 11th arrondissement from Bastille in the southwest to Père Lachaise cemetery just beyond the neighborhood’s northeast border, Rue de Charonne is an ideal spot to spend a few hours popping in and out of its many charming restaurants, cafés, and shops. The winding street is also home to a host of quirky, independent boutiques offering curated collections sourced from up-and-coming names on the Parisian fashion scene.
A street where you can shop almost anything you like, fashion, home, lifestyle, cafes, restaurants, cinemas, ...
102 locals recommend
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Rue du Faubourg Saint-AntoineA street where you can shop almost anything you like, fashion, home, lifestyle, cafes, restaurants, cinemas, ...