La Closerie des Lilas: A Brasserie with History in Its Walls
La Closerie des Lilas has been around since the 19th century. It sits at 171 Boulevard du Montparnasse, right where…
Dining
Stohrer: The Oldest Pâtisserie in Paris, Still Setting the Standard
Founded in 1730, Stohrer is the oldest pastry shop in Paris, still operating at 51 Rue Montorgueil. It was established…
12 ways French People Eat Differently
The French don’t see food as just something to get through. They take their time, eat real ingredients, and enjoy…
French Wine 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding the Basics
French wine can feel intimidating. The labels are in French, the bottles rarely mention grape varieties, and the whole system…
Andia, Paris: Latin American Flavors in a Historic Train Station
Andia sits inside the old Gare de Passy-La Muette, a train station built in 1854 for the Petite Ceinture railway….
La Grande Épicerie: Paris’s Most Famous Food Hall
La Grande Épicerie de Paris is a must-visit for anyone who loves fine food. A high-end grocery store, it showcases…
Inside La Grande Cascade: Paris’s Historic Forest Restaurant
Hidden inside the Bois de Boulogne, La Grande Cascade was originally built as a hunting lodge for Napoleon III. It’s…
Fine Dining with Stunning Paris Views and Chic Vibes
Monsieur Bleu, the Parisian restaurant inside the Palais de Tokyo, offers a unique stylish experience. Sweeping Eiffel Tower views, Art…
What Became of Belle Époque La Fermette Marbeuf
Some restaurants disappear. Others evolve. La Fermette Marbeuf was once a temple of Art Nouveau dining in Paris. Opened in…