Bouillon Chartier
My favorite bouillon in Paris! Authentic, simple, with a super affordable menu and a setting that instantly takes you back to the Paris of the bouillon era. A real time travel… without breaking the bank.
Paris mon Amour
Paris is pure magic — one of the most beautiful cities in the world is calling. From high fashion to world-class gastronomy, and iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Paris is ready for you to explore, taste, and fall in love with. The City of Love, style, and endless charm is waiting… come live it, breathe it, feel it.
Food
I’m sharing a curated list of my favorite places to eat in Paris — a mix of classic French spots and global flavors. Browse, book, and bon appétit!
B.O.U.L.O.M
Is a hidden gem in the north of the 18th arrondissement. From the outside, it may look like a simple bakery-restaurant, but walk through to the back and you’ll find a bright, spacious hall serving an all-you-can-eat French buffet. Cozy vibes, generous dishes, and authentic home-style cooking make it a true treat. Reservations are essential — and this is THE brunch to try in Paris.
Colline d'Asie
At the foot of Sacré-Cœur, this neighborhood institution serves up delicious bún bò for every taste. The menu also features other Asian dishes and a daily special. If you’re in the 18th and craving bún bò, this spot is a must-try.
Sugo
A pasta lover’s dream in Paris. This spot specializes in fresh, homemade pasta with a simple menu of timeless classics, all made in-house. If you’re serious about pasta, this is a must-visit. Pro tip: book a table in advance!
Faggio
Located in the 9th arrondissement, this spot serves delicious pizzas with perfectly crispy crusts, best enjoyed with a good Italian wine. Friendly service, and if you grab a seat on the small outdoor terrace, you can watch the world go by.
El Nopal
Tucked away on Rue Duperré, just steps from Paris’s iconic basketball court, this cozy Mexican spot serves up a menu of burritos and other authentic specialties. Eating here is like taking a quick trip to Mexico on your lunch break. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and simply delicious!
Drink
I’m sharing a curated list of my favorite places to drink in Paris — a mix of classic French spots and global flavors. Browse, book, and bon appétit!
Le Syndicat
Cocktail bar with a mission — showcasing French spirits in ways you’ve never experienced before. Every drink is a creative twist on tradition, blending bold flavors with undeniable French charm. The urban, understated décor sets the stage for a night of cocktails and music, while the exceptional bartenders deliver unmatched craftsmanship in every glass. This is where mixology meets art.
Le Mansart
Located in the 9th arrondissement, this spot serves delicious pizzas with perfectly crispy crusts, best enjoyed with a good Italian wine. Friendly service, and if you grab a seat on the small outdoor terrace, you can watch the world go by.
Experimental Cocktail Club
Experimental Cocktail Club is a hidden gem just steps from Rue Montorgueil — a place where cocktails are crafted with precision and savored in an intimate, refined setting. The décor reflects the charm of the neighborhood’s historic interiors, making it the perfect escape from the bustling streets. Here, you’ll find exactly what you seek in Paris: a quiet pause, a masterful drink, and a touch of elegance.
Café de Flore
An iconic Parisian café in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, founded in 1887. A historic meeting place for writers, philosophers, and artists such as Sartre, de Beauvoir, and Picasso. Its Art Deco interior, unchanged since the 1940s, captures the timeless charm of Paris. Perfect for enjoying a coffee, a glass of wine, or simply watching the world go by. A symbol of Parisian culture and elegance, steeped in history. A must-visit when in Saint-Germain.
Terrass' Hotel
Perched in the heart of Montmartre, this elegant spot offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Paris. Its rooftop is perfect for a meal or a drink while admiring the city’s skyline. After strolling through the charming streets of Montmartre, this is the ideal place to relax. Whether for lunch, dinner, or just a glass of wine, the view will leave you speechless.A true hidden gem for unforgettable Paris moments.
The Hoxton
Nestled between the Grands Boulevards and the Sentier, this stylish hotel is the perfect spot for a drink after a day of shopping in the heart of Paris. With its beautiful setting and relaxed atmosphere, it’s ideal for recharging your energy. You can enjoy a cocktail in the charming courtyard or at the elegant bar. A chic and vibrant place to experience Paris like a local.
City Spots
A fresh mix of must-see museums, chill spas, iconic views, and quirky gems. A little bit of everything, just tap, go, and vibe-check Paris.
Musée d’Orsay
Home to the world’s greatest collection of Impressionist art, the Musée d’Orsay also hosts captivating temporary exhibitions. Housed in a stunning former railway station, it’s a must-see after the Louvre. Good to know: entry is free on the first Sunday of each month, but tickets must be booked online in advance—no on-site sales for this event.
Puces de Saint-Ouen
Welcoming visitors at the gates of Paris since 1870 and just a 15-minute walk from the apartment, the Puces de Saint-Ouen are a must-see during any trip to Paris. The flea market is made up of different areas, each with its own unique character.The famous Marché Dauphine offers an eclectic mix of music, clothing, and vintage furniture, making it one of the most popular and pleasant spots to browse. You can also explore the Marché Couvert Cambo, or just next door, the Marché Paul Bert Serpette, where you’ll find everything from antique furniture to contemporary pieces.
Street ART 13
Take a stroll through the 13th arrondissement and discover a true open-air museum. Over the years, world-renowned street artists have transformed building facades into massive works of art, giving the neighborhood a vibrant, creative vibe. This project, initiated by Galerie Itinerrance, has brought in some of the most famous names in the scene, including Obey (Shepard Fairey), C215, D*Face, and many more. A must-see for street art lovers and urban explorers.
SPA by SOTHYS
An oasis of calm and well-being in the heart of Paris. Here, you can enjoy a hammam, sauna, and hot baths, followed by your choice of relaxing massages. It’s the perfect way to unwind and recharge after a day of sightseeing. The most popular package combines 1 hour of spa access (hammam, sauna, etc.) with a 1-hour massage — all at a reasonable, accessible price. To complete the experience, you can enjoy a drink at the hotel bar afterwards.
Bring a picnic and enjoy the view
Tucked away at the tip of the Île de la Cité, the Square du Vert-Galant is one of the most romantic spots in Paris. Perfect for an apéritif or a picnic for two, it offers stunning views of the Seine, the city’s monuments, and the ever-changing colors of the Parisian sky. Bring a picnic, a blanket to sit on, and let yourself be carried away by the magic of Paris. Paris, je t’aime..
Les Buttes-Chaumont
A true landscaped gem in the heart of Paris, perfect for lounging on the sunny lawns at the end of the day, going for a run, or enjoying a drink in one of its charming pavilions. My personal favorite is Rosa Bonheur, a lively spot where all of Paris comes together for an evening aperitif in a unique setting. With its hills, waterfalls, and stunning viewpoints, the Buttes-Chaumont perfectly embody the charm of a Parisian landscaped park. If you get the chance, it’s well worth a visit!
Maison Berthillon for Ice Cream !
One of the best artisanal ice creams in Paris, Maison Berthillon is famous for its delicious, high-quality flavors, whether enjoyed on the spot or taken to go. It’s so good that there’s almost always a line — but trust me, it’s worth the wait. Once you have your cone or cup, stroll over to the quays of Île Saint-Louis and savor it by the Seine. A simple, nostalgic pleasure that feels purely magical.
Église de Saint-Germain-des-Prés
One of the best artisanal ice creams in Paris, Maison Berthillon is famous for its delicious, high-quality flavors, whether enjoyed on the spot or taken to go. It’s so good that there’s almost always a line — but trust me, it’s worth the wait. Once you have your cone or cup, stroll over to the quays of Île Saint-Louis and savor it by the Seine. A simple, nostalgic pleasure that feels purely magical.