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Where to eat in Paris if you only have 48 hours

Breakfast

For traditional French croissants or other pâtisserie, try Boulangerie Eric Kayser, which produces their own yeast in-house. Breakfast in America, run by American Craig Carlson, is one of the few places you can find American-style pancakes and coffee. For a more upscale breakfast spot, Angélina is a really nice choice near the Jardin des Tuileries.

Immortalized by Hemingway, Les Deux Magots is a fairly touristy restaurant, but still worth checking out if you’re in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area оf Paris.

Lunch

If you’re planning to check out the Louvre, try lunch at Café Marly, where you’ll have a direct view of the iconic glass pyramids. In the 8th arrondissement, L’Avenue is a solid choice to sample classic Parisian fare like filet mignon, escargot, and local wines.

For something a little lighter, Le Soufflé near la Concorde features sweet and savory soufflés, including a chocolate one that must be ordered at the beginning of your meal (do it).

Coffee

La Caféothèque in the Marais is an American-style coffeehouse and your best bet if you need a break from the ubiquitous short espresso. Try Café de Flore, an old Sartre hangout, for something with historical flavor. They serve traditional French coffee, hot chocolate, and vin chaud (warmed, spiced wine.)

If you’re looking to work out of a coffeeshop for the day, you’ll find yourself right at home at La Cantine, which is part café, part coworking space. At the Louvre, you can visit Le Fumoir for a coffee and afternoon snack, like their charcuterie plate. Or you can start your evening off on the right foot with a cocktail from their drinks list, which is longer than the food menu.

Dinner

If you don’t mind shelling out (think $400+ per head) for a classic fine-dining experience, you can’t go wrong with Le Cinq. The Michelin-starred restaurant on the Champs-Élysées features a leg of lamb for two (easily feeds four) and world-class service that is surprisingly unstuffy.

For something more casual in the Marais neighborhood, try Pink Flamingo Pizza. If the weather’s nice, you can even have them deliver your pizza to you while you lounge on the canal; they give you a pink balloon to hold so the delivery guy can find you.

If you’d rather keep it traditional, try the bistro-style steak frites at Le Relais de l’Entrecôte in the Champs-Élysées. And if you’re looking to impress someone, plan a date at Le Grand Véfour, whose gilded walls and ceilings have been around since Napoleonic

בתיאבון בכייף והנאה,שבת שלום חיים.

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הקישור למסעדה הראשונה בקישור מס' 2 .

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g187147-d80509 94-Reviews-Chez_Aline-Paris_Ile_de_France.html

בתיאבון חיים.

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6. The éclairs from L’éclair de génie

“Anything at L’éclair de genie, Christophe Adam’s pastry shop in Le Marais. Incredible.”

7. The falafels from L’As du Fallafel

I suggested this place in the original post and many people agreed in the comments. That’s because l’As du Fallafel makes the best falafels in the world. This is not an overstatement. I dream of them sometimes, that’s how good they are. If you don’t believe me, just trust Lenny Kravitz.

8. Urfa Dürüm

The delicious Kurdish sandwiches from Urfa Dürüm, located on rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis.

9. Berthillon ice cream

“Definitely the best ice cream I’ve ever had.”

10. The ramen at Higuma

You should try “a 9€ bowl of incredible Kimchi Ramen from Higuma at Palais Royal.”

בתיאבון !!!!! המשך יבוא .........

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1. The fries from Du Clercq – Les Rois de la Frite

One of the best fast-food restaurants in Paris and THE specialist of Belgium fries (or, as American call them inaccurately “French fries”).

 2. The crêpes from Au P’tit Grec

“Everyone needs to go to Au P’tit Grec for crepes! It’s absolutely delish and will cost you only about 6 Euros at most. I can’t finish an entire crepe by myself sometimes cause the portions are huge!”

3. The pastries from La Pâtisserie Cyril Lignac

Cyril Lignac is a very famous French chef, famous for hosting many cooking shows on TV. His delicious pastries and breads live up to his reputation and are really worth the trip.

4. The vegan food from Tien Hiang

“For vegans, the Tien Hiang is the BEST RESTAURANT IN FRANCE.”

5. The Jewish Ashkenazi specialties at Sacha Finkelsztajn

Located on Rue des Rosiers, at the heart of Le Marais, Paris’ historic Jewish neighborhood, Sacha Finkelsztajn’s “yellow store” offers a selection of delicious Polish and Eastern European pastries and breads.

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See more Best Places to Eat Like a Local

Chez Aline: Choose your own fillings or defer to chef Delphine Zampetti for a deceptively simple baguette sandwich at her petite, retro-flavored deli. 11th Arr.; 33-1/43-71-90-75. $

Septime: Rustic wooden tables and an open kitchen give the space a farmhouse vibe; the menu of neo-bistro classics is both soulful and inventive. 11th Arr. $$$

L’Avant Comptoir: At this elbow-to-elbow, standing-room-only “hors d’oeuvres bar,” the bread basket is communal, but the foie gras skewers and boudin noir macarons are just for you. Sixth Arr. 33-1/44-27-07-97. $$

Frenchie Wine Bar: Across from impossible-to-book Frenchie lies its edgy sibling, whose shared tables, 80’s rock playlist, and small plates (pulled pork on brioche) are all the rage. Second Arr. $$

Bistrot Paul Bert: The classic Parisian bistro every carnivore dreams of, with knife-cut steak tartare, foie gras haricots verts, and, of course, a venerable steak frites. 11th Arr. $$$

Café Constant: Two blocks from the Eiffel Tower, noted chef Christian Constant pays homage to his grandmother’s recipes at his casual, bi-level brasserie. Seventh Arr. $$$

Ten Belles: The new-wave coffee shop from rock-star barista Thomas Lehoux, whose cappuccinos are made with cult Telescope beans. 10th Arr. $

Glass: It’s all about creative cocktails, grilled hot dogs, and Brooklyn Brewery beer (!) at this South Pigalle nightspot, where a fashionable crowd mingles with chefs fresh off the line. Ninth Arr. $

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