PARReview
photo credit: Jackie Gillum
One of our favorite little bistros in all of Paris, and we’re not alone in that sentiment. Opened in 2013 on a residential street in the 11th (that’s where all the cool food is), Le Servan is a neighborhood spot that’s also a must visit on your next trip. The food is rooted in classic Frenchiness, but you’ll often find unexpected flavors like Thai chili in your dish of mussels or cuttlefish with green mango. Hit this for lunch and you’ll be happy.
Le Dauphin is the wine bar counterpart to Le Chateaubriand next door, a sort of casual little brother with food from the same kitchen.
One of the hottest Paris restaurants for several years, Septime is nearly impossible to get into. But you should still try. It’s one of Paris’ best.
Verjus is one of our favorite restaurants in Paris, simply because their seasonal tasting menu is consistently excellent. Don’t miss it.
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.
