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Book Paris Restaurants Guide by Arrondissement
[Districts of Paris]
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Alphabetical by Paris
District Listings - Book in English 'E' or French 'F'
Districts of Paris Continued >>>
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1st
Arrondissement
Angelina Rivoli Brunch
E
F
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The 1st er is
the 'Ile de la Cite' the heart of Paris and one of two islands
in the Seine, the other is the Ile Saint-Louise or the Ile des Cygnes [Isle of
Swans] and Perfecture of Police [part of the National French Police], and this district
is where you'll find the Louvre, Palais Royal and Gardens, Conciergerie, Sainte-Chapelle, Châtelet Station, Les Halles and Shopping!
Angelina Rivoli Brunch
E
F | Bar à Manger
E
F | Barlotti Brunch
E
F | Café Rive | Droite
Karaoké
E
F |
Chez Claude
E
F | Chez Clovis
E
F | Chez Flottes
E
F | DeDa
E
F | Gérard Besson
E
F | Jet Lag
E
F| Kong Brunch
E
F
L'Autobus Imperial
E
F | Le First [Westin Paris]
E
F | Le First [Westin Paris] Brunch
E
F | Le Grand Vefour
E
F | Le Pre Sale / Give a Gift
E
F | Little Georgette
E
F | Palais Royal
E
F | Pierre au Palais Royal
E
F | Pinxo
E
F | Ragueneau
E
F | Zango Les Halles
E
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2nd
Arrondissement
Druoant
E
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On the Right
Bank of the Seine, is the district where you'll find the Bibliotheque Nationale de France, the Bourse [Le Palais Brongniart] and this is the Business District of Paris, and the Sentier [textile market] are here. Early
inventive
redeveloping of this area, the Passage des Panoramas was built, and one of
the first Paris gallerias of the 19th century was built.
Bizen | Drouant Brunch
E
F | Drouant Prestige
E
F | Druant Tentation
E
F | Happy Days
E
F | Liza Brunch
E
F
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3rd
Arrondissement
Auberge
Nicolas Flamel
E
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On the Right
Bank of the Seine, is the quieter part of the
Marais district where you'll find the Picasso Museum, Museum de
la Serrure-Bricard, and one of the oldest neighborhoods [dating back to the 13th century] with the historic mansions that line the Place
des Vosges and the sophisticated upbeat crowds near the
Bastille.
Auberge Nicolas Flamel
E
F | Darling's
E
F | F & B
E
F | Le Gayridon E
F
Murano Brunch
E
F
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4th
Arrondissement
Yachts de Paris
E
F |
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On the Right
Bank of the Seine, this district is where
you'll find Notre Dame Cathedral [where all distances in France start at], the Hotel de Ville Paris [Mayor], Hotel du Sully On the Right Bank of the Seine, and medieval district of
the Marais, and a hubbub of neighborhood activity with tiny streets, trendy
cafes, bars and restaurants and considered the gay area of Paris. The rue des Rosiers is
the Jewish Marais district called the Pletzl, with charming
shops and noted fashions.
Bel Canto Hotel de Ville
E
F | Caveau de L'Isle
E
F | Chez Oscar
E
F | Rusti
E
F | Yachts
de Paris
E
F | Yachts de Paris Promo
E
F |
5th Arrondissement
Atelier
Maitre Albert
E
F
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On
the Left Bank of the Seine, is the famous Latin Quarter. In this district
you'll find the Arena of Lutece [Paris was called Lutetia by the Romans],
the Museum National du Moyen Age [Cluny Museum - Roman Baths], and
the Pantheon.
Latin was the common language for students during the Middle Ages, and the area takes its name from the Sorbonne. This is a charming
area, with the feel of a small village. The rue Mouffetard is another bustling area to visit with
an abundant of international restaurants, shops, bars and cafés. This
district
is
dominated by distinguished
universities
and
schools.
Atelier Maitre Albert
E
F | Atelier Maitre Albert Promo
E
F | Buisson Ardent
| Decouverte
E
F | Buisson Ardent
Promo
E
F | Buisson Ardent Tradition
E
F
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La Bucherie E F | Le Baba Bourgeois
E
F
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6th
Arrondissement
Le Petite Cour
E
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On the Left
Bank of the Seine, is St. Germain des Pres, and the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts, the Palais du Luxembourg that is home to the
French Senate within Luxembourg Gardens. You'll find the Abbey of Eglise Saint-Germain-des-Pres that was founded in the 6th century is located here. This was
bohemian Paris, but the neighborhood underwent major changes and is now very chic,
with upscale boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants.
Alcazar
E
F | Alcazar Brunch
E
F | Alcazar Promo
E
F | Allard
E
F | Allard Promo
E
F |
Bouillon Racine
E
F | Brasserie Lutetia
E
F | Cubana Cafe
E
F | Helene Darroze
E
F | Jacques Cagna
E
F | Le Petite Cour
E
F | Les Bouguinistes
E
F |
Maison de Kashmir
E
F | Restaurant de l'Hotel
E
F | Restaurant Georgien
E
F
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Restaurant Paris
E
F | Roger la Genouille
E
F | Sensing Guy Martin
E
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7th
Arrondissement
Chez Francoise
E
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On the Left Bank of the Seine, this is the district where
you'll find the world famous Eiffel Tower, the Musée d'Orsay, Hotel de Invalides [Napoleons resting
place] the French National Assembly, and an overall very affluent neighborhood.
Cafe de Mars
E
F | Chez Francoise
E
F | L'Agassin
E
F | L'Arpege
E
F | La Ferme
| Saint Simon
E
F | Le Numero 7
E
F
Le Petit Nicols
E
F | Leo le Lion
E
F | Les Ombres E
F | Marina de Bercy
E
F | Truffes Folies
E
F
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8th Arrondissement
Au Fin Bic E F
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On the Right Bank
of the Seine, you'll find this very diverse upscale neighborhood and the Champs Elysèe, Arc de triomphe, Place de la Concorde, and Elysee Palace [official residence of the French President]. Located between
the Champs Elysee and Place de la Madeleine with a vast mixture of 19th century
buildings of every type architecture interspersed among businesses. Here is
Boulevard Haussmann and the elite department stores Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, and part of the business center is located around the Opéra.
Académie Cinq Sens
E
F | Académie Cinq Sens Dégustation
E
F | Au Fin Bec
E
F
| Café Terminus
E
F | Chiberta
E
F Citrus Etoile Prestige
E
F | Citrus Etoile
| Tentation
E
F | Copenhague
E
F | Copenhague (promo)
E
F| Findi
E
F | Flora
Danica Brunch
E
F | Fouquet's
E
F | Gagnaire
E F | Garnier
E
F | Hilton Arc de Triomphe Brunch
E
F | La Maison Blanche
E
F | La Marée Découverte
E
F | La Marée Tentation
E
F | La Païva Brunch
E
F | Lasserre
E
F | Laurent
E
F Le Berkeley Brunch
E
F | Le Diane
E
F | Le Jardin des Cygnes Brunch
E
F | Le Sarladais
E
F | Les Elysées Brunch
E
F | Les Saveurs de Flora
E
F | Medhi
E
F
| Mollard Découverte
E
F | Mollard Tradition
E
F | Montecristo
E
F | Palace Elysée
E
F | Pershing Hall
E
F| Pershing Hall Brunch
E
F | Pomze
E
F |
R Café
E
F |
Saveurs et Salon
E
F | Siamin
E
F | Villa D'este
E
F | Villa Spicy
E
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9th
Arrondissement
Bistrot Papillon E F |
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On the Right
Bank of the Seine, this diverse residential area is popular
amongst the artistic crowd. With a mix of residential and business buildings, and
the Paris Opera is located here. North is Pigalle, the vanishing 'le quartier
léger rouge' and the famous Moulin Rouge.
16 Haussmann
E
F | 16 Haussmann Promo
E
F | Au Petit Riche
E
F
| Au Petit Riche Promo
E
F| Bistot Papillon
E
F Hugo
E
F | Les Comediens
E
F
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10th Arrondissement
Boua Thai E F |
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On
the Right Bank of the Seine, the
main Paris trains station the Gare du Nord and the Gare de l'Est are found here. Built in the early 1800s, both
stations are among the busiest in Europe, linking to most of the major cities in
Europe. The
Canal Saint-Martin flows through part of this district, and links
northeast Paris with the River Seine.
Boua Thai
E
F | Le Feu aux
Trousses
E
F
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9th
Arrondissement
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On the Right
Bank of the Seine, this diverse residential area is popular
amongst the artistic crowd. With a mix of residential and business buildings, and
the Paris Opera is located here. North is Pigalle, the vanishing 'le quartier
léger rouge' and the famous Moulin Rouge.
E F
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10th Arrondissement
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On
the Right Bank of the Seine, the
main Paris trains station the Gare du Nord
and the Gare de l'Est are found here. Built in the early 1800s, both
stations are
among the busiest in Europe, linking to most of the major cities in
Europe. The
Canal Saint-Martin flows through part of this district, and links
the northeast Paris
with the River Seine.
E F |
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11th Arrondissement
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On the Right Bank of the Seine, is where the Place de la Bastille is and
the New Opera as well. This is mostly a residential area, and is the most dense
populated urban district not only in Paris but of any European city. To the west
lies the Place de la République, that is linked to the Place de la Bastille. Find
the magnificent tree-lined Boulevard Richard Lenoir, its large markets and children's
parks. The Place de la Bastille is here, and rue du Faubourg, St. Antoine are the
streets for high fashion with fashionable boutiques, galleries, cafés, restaurants,
and nightlife. Find the Oberkampf nightlife area to the north.
E F |
12th Arrondissement
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On the Right Bank of the Seine, this residential neighborhood is bordered
on the east by the Parc Bois de Vincennes, Cours-Saint-Emilion that houses the French Ministry of Finances and the Bercy and Bercy Arena.. The 12th
district
has the Opéra de la Bastille, the second largest opera house in Paris that
was opened in 1989, after the 200th anniversary of the storming of the
Bastille.
E F |
13th Arrondissement
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On the Left Bank of the Seine, is this residential neighborhood, that
includes Paris' Chinatown that is located in the southeast part of the arrondissement, and
also an with many high-rise apartment buildings. E F |
14th Arrondissement
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On the Right Bank of the Seine, Montparnasse and the Cité Universitaire
are here in this residential district, with lively cafés and restaurants that
surround the Boulevard Montparnasse, containing a large part of the Montparnasse
district.
This area has traditionally been home to many artists and a
large Breton neighborhood. Montparnasse is primarily known for it's tower the Tour
Montparnasse skyscraper, which raised quite a ruckus before finally being bulit in an
area of low lying buildings. The Gare Montparnasse is located, another main train
station.E F |
15th Arrondissement
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On the Left Bank of the Seine, this area is primarily
residential ranging from very upscale to a more modest and affordable in outlying areas. It shares the Montparnasse district with the 6th and 14th districts, and Paris's most
populated district. The Tour Montparnasse and Gare Montparnasse border on the 15th arrondissement. The 15th has the Porte de Versailles exhibition centre and
the high-rise district of Beaugrenelle.
E F |
16th Arrondissement
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On the Right Bank of the Seine, is the Bois de Boulogne, Trocadero. It
isn't auite as exclusive as the 7th arrondissement, but this area is regarded as an
area of the wealthy, including the residential areas of Auteuil and Passy and is
also the
home to many diplomatic embassies, and the famous Avenue Foch. The
16th hosts several sporting events that include the Parc des Princes, Roland
Garros Stadium, where the French Open tennis championships are held; and Stade Jean-Bouin, home to the Stade Français rugby union club.
E F
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17th Arrondissement
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On the Right
Bank of the Seine is this very diverse district that contains
several neighborhoods. To the west near the Arc de Triomph is
Parc Monceau . . very upscale. The extreme southeastern part of
the arrondissement houses the working-class near Place de Clichy
[an extension of the Pigalle] and Montmartre. The
southwestern part, ia an upper-class area around the avenue des
Ternes, where the Marché Poncelet is located. Between these two
neighborhoods is the former village of Batignolles. The 17th
hosts the Palais des Congrès of Paris, a large exhibition center
and high-rise hotel, the Concorde Lafayette, the largest in the
city.
E F |
18th Arrondissement
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On the Right Bank of the Seine, is Montmartre. This is the artsy
residential neighborhood that has the feel of a small village with lots of tourists.
It's mostly noted for housing the Montmartre district, that is dominated by the Sacré
Coeur
basilica, as well as the famous Moulin Rouge. And houses the African and
North African district of Goutte d'Or and it's famous market, the marché Barbès.
Here one can find numerous and various products from that continent.
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19th Arrondissement
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On the Right Bank of the Seine is composed of primarily a residential
neighborhood with wonderful ethnic restaurants and shops, and is crossed by two
canals. The Canal Saint-Denis and the Canal de l'Ourcq, that meet at the Parc de
la
Villette. The other major park is the Parc des Buttes Chaumont,
located on a hill, that is home to both the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie museum and
exhibition centre, and also the Conservatoire de Paris, one of the most renowned
music schools in Europe and part of the Cité de la Musique. E F |
20th Arrondissement
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On the Right Bank of the Seine, is the 20th district that is
fast becoming the up-an-coming yuppy area with the two neighborhoods of Belleville and
Ménilmontant and the famous Père-Lachaise cemetery, where one can find many famous
composers such as Chopin and Rossini, famous writers including Oscar Wilde and Marcel Proust, and famous painters Pissarro, Jacques-Louis David and
more are buried here. E F
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