Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
Oldest Building of Paris 15th Century.
Great food and romantic atmosphere - 100€ per person
46 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Auberge Nicolas Flamel
51 Rue de MontmorencyOldest Building of Paris 15th Century.
Great food and romantic atmosphere - 100€ per person
Enjoy for 15€ the best couscous or Tajine you have never eaten. The boss father created the restaurant 40 years ago, run and managed by Algerian Berbers.
10 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Au Clair de Lune
11 Rue FrançaiseEnjoy for 15€ the best couscous or Tajine you have never eaten. The boss father created the restaurant 40 years ago, run and managed by Algerian Berbers.
Everything Else
Stohrer
51 Rue MontorgueilOldest Patisserie in Paris, from 1730.
Last remaining building of the Duc de Bourgogne Palace from 1410. Highest remaining medieval tower in Paris.
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Tour Jean Sans Peur
20 Rue Étienne MarcelLast remaining building of the Duc de Bourgogne Palace from 1410. Highest remaining medieval tower in Paris.
Hidden Gem opened in 1825. A covered gallery for shopping.
100 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Passage du Grand Cerf
145 Rue Saint-DenisHidden Gem opened in 1825. A covered gallery for shopping.
Best Fromager/Cheese shop in Paris. They even seal your cheese for you to take in the plane or train.
42 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Fermette
86 Rue MontorgueilBest Fromager/Cheese shop in Paris. They even seal your cheese for you to take in the plane or train.
Where fruit and vegetable stand looks a new piece of art every morning
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Le palais du fruit
62 Rue MontorgueilWhere fruit and vegetable stand looks a new piece of art every morning
Drinks & Nightlife
Beautiful café - restaurant from 1846 with wooden facade. Visit the First floor to see the old paintings on the wall
62 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Au Rocher de Cancale
78 Rue MontorgueilBeautiful café - restaurant from 1846 with wooden facade. Visit the First floor to see the old paintings on the wall