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Vegetarian Restaurants in Paris
Vegetarian Restaurants in Paris
A diverse list of vegetarian options in the City of Lights.
Source: David Lebovitz
10 Favorite Parisian Foods
10 Favorite Parisian Foods
From chocolate-covered marshmallows to duck confit.
Source: David Lebovitz
Paris On The Half Shell: Two Great Places for Oysters
Paris On The Half Shell: Two Great Places for Oysters
Not all oysters need be served on a silver platter. These two raucous picks that prove otherwise.
Source: Newsweek
La Maison de l'Escargot
La Maison de l'Escargot
In the grand tradition in Parisian shops selling fresh l'escargot to-go, this is the last one standing.
Source: New York Times
Paris's 1728
Paris's 1728
This restored 18th-century townhouse now houses a restaurant and gallery with more than 300 artworks.
Source: New York Times
Wine And Cheese
Wine And Cheese
A 4 a.m. shopping excursion to Rungis leads to a charming wine bistro.
Source: Saveur
The Belly of Paris
The Belly of Paris
Les Halles, the great Parisian central market, is long gone—but the bistro spirit it nourished lives on deliciously.
Source: Saveur
Best Creperies in Paris
Best Creperies in Paris
Battle of the crêperies: Creperie de Plougastel vs. Breizh Café.
Source: Moveable Feast
Favorite Marais Sweet Shops
Insider picks from a former pastry chef at Chez Panisse.
Source: Gridskipper
The Auvergnats in Paris
The traditions of the Auvergne are a defining influence on the heart and soul of Parisian bistros.
Source: Saveur
Thanksgiving In Paris
Every year, a great French chef serves an American holiday feast—with several twists.
Source: Saveur
Paris Authentique
Claude devoured life and ate big lunches–and he knew where to dine and why.
Source: Saveur
How Great Paris Restaurants Do It
Imagination, inspiration and lots of precisely choreographed hard work go onto the plates at Arpège and Apicius.
Source: Saveur