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Thanks to its status as the hottest/best restaurant in Paris for several years now, Septime is damn near impossible to get into. That means calling for a reservation well in advance of your trip is essential. But once you do get a table, you’ll be blown away by the ingredient-driven cuisine and excellent wine list. The people here are nice too, so feel free to try out a few of those French words you’ve just added to your vocabulary. Actually, don’t.
If you're going to eat a high end, fancy meal in Paris, eat it at Passage 53. This is fine dining at its best.
Le Servan is of our favorite little bistros in all of Paris, and we’re not alone in that sentiment. Hit it for lunch and some unexpected flavors.
Le Dauphin is the wine bar counterpart to Le Chateaubriand next door, a sort of casual little brother with food from the same kitchen.
La Tour d’Argent is one of the oldest restaurants in Paris. The view of the Seine and classic French food make it the place to be for an anniversary, engagement, or an absurdly over-the-top meal.
