Bouillon Chartier
A grand 1896 dining hall serving traditional French dishes at very low prices. Expect a queue and a lively room.
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Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. € under €20 · €€ €20–40 · €€€ €40–80 · €€€€ over €80 per person.
A grand 1896 dining hall serving traditional French dishes at very low prices. Expect a queue and a lively room.
A big, modern take on the old Paris bouillon, with French classics at small prices and long opening hours.
One dish only: steak with its famous secret sauce and unlimited fries. No reservations, so arrive early.
A long-established Lebanese family restaurant near the Champs-Élysées, with mezze and charcoal grills.
Refined French cooking in a halal kitchen, a rare chance to try classic French dishes with halal meat.
Indian curries, tandoori and biryani in the elegant 16th, not far from the Trocadéro.
The most famous falafel in Paris, stuffed into pita with grilled vegetables. The takeaway line moves fast.
Buckwheat galettes and sweet crêpes made the Brittany way, with quality ingredients.
A four-floor Italian trattoria with a glass-roofed top floor full of plants. Very popular, so book.
Huge Neapolitan pizzeria with wood-fired pizzas at very fair prices.
A ramen bar designed like a Tokyo street, serving rich bowls of noodles.
Said to be the oldest café-restaurant in Paris, opened in 1686, with a historic dining room.
A textbook Paris bistro, known for its steak au poivre and Paris-Brest dessert.
A grand historic café facing the Opéra Garnier, good for lunch or a classic dessert.
A spectacular Belle Époque dining room inside the Gare de Lyon station, with painted ceilings and gilded décor.
Stylish restaurant in the Palais de Tokyo with a terrace facing the Eiffel Tower.
Rooftop restaurant on the Musée du Quai Branly, with the Eiffel Tower right in front of you.
Gourmet French cuisine 125 metres up the Eiffel Tower, with views over the whole city. Book well in advance.
One of the most celebrated modern bistros in Paris, with a seasonal tasting menu. Bookings open weeks ahead.
Haute cuisine in the grand dining room of the Four Seasons Hotel George V, one of the city's top tables.
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Halal status is based on published restaurant information and can change. Please confirm with the restaurant before you go. Food photos are illustrative and do not show the restaurant itself.
Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Famous for its thick hot chocolate and the Mont-Blanc pastry, opposite the Tuileries Garden.
The classic Paris macaron house, with an elegant tea room on the avenue.
Creative macarons and pastries from one of France's most famous pastry chefs.
One of the oldest and most famous cafés in Paris, perfect for people-watching on the terrace.
Historic literary café on the square of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Mint tea and North African pastries in the courtyard of the Grand Mosque of Paris.
Paris's oldest pâtisserie, founded in 1730, famous for its baba and éclairs.
A beautiful old bakery known for its pistachio escargot pastry. Closed at weekends.
Star pastry chef's bakery with flaky viennoiseries and sculpted cakes. Expect a queue.
Paris's most famous ice cream and sorbet, made on the Île Saint-Louis since 1954.
Elegant tea room near the Eiffel Tower view point, known for macarons and breakfast.
One of the oldest coffee roasters in Paris, a short walk from the Louvre.
A small specialty-coffee café in the gardens of the Palais-Royal.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
The famous stained-glass dome, every big brand under one roof and a free rooftop terrace.
Next to Galeries Lafayette: fashion, beauty and a rooftop with views over Paris.
A restored Art Nouveau landmark by the Seine, with luxury fashion and beauty halls.
The world's first department store, elegant and calm, with the huge La Grande Épicerie food hall.
A big, practical department store for fashion, home and DIY in the heart of the Marais.
The flagship boutiques of the big fashion houses, minutes from the Champs-Élysées.
A long street of luxury fashion, leather goods and perfume houses.
An elegant square lined with the great jewellers and watchmakers.
The world's most famous avenue, with flagship stores, cafés and the Arc de Triomphe.
Boutiques, concept stores and designer brands in a historic district. Many shops open on Sunday.
Chic Left Bank boutiques, bookshops, chocolate and pastry shops.
A long arcaded street with popular high-street brands and souvenir shops.
Paris's most beautiful covered passage from 1823, with mosaic floors and small shops.
A big central mall under a huge glass canopy, linked to the main metro and RER hub.
A modern mall by the Seine, a short walk from the Eiffel Tower area.
One of France's largest malls, in the business district next to the Grande Arche.
Luxury outlet with designer brands at reduced prices, close to Disneyland Paris.
The world's largest antiques market, open Friday to Monday.
Paris's oldest covered market, from 1615, with food stalls from around the world.
A large open-air food market on Thursday and Sunday mornings.
A lively market street with fruit, cheese, bakeries and small food shops.
A pedestrian market street of bakeries, cheese shops and cafés near the Eiffel Tower.
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