Take Two: What is Your Favorite "Secret" Thing to do (or Place to Eat) in Paris?
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Scratch Restaurant Victor, the foie grois was disappointing, and the "french" truffles risotto dish of the day was ridiculous - a few shaving of truffle over rice and cream does not make a risotto. The recommended $50 bottle of $10 wine was no find either.
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Any new "Secrets" seems that the thread could use a refresh.. I'm just staring to look and will post mine as I find them. In the meantime perhaps you may want to share? Thanks and Safe Travels
This place seems like a secret: Run by a church, in a church and your lunch proceeds helps feed the less fortunate..
http://www.foyerdelamadeleine.fr
This place seems like a secret: Run by a church, in a church and your lunch proceeds helps feed the less fortunate..
http://www.foyerdelamadeleine.fr
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The gourmet restaurant at the Lancaster on Rue de Berri is very good. 1 Michelin star. http://www.hotel-lancaster.com/uk/re...teau-paris.php
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If you like gourmet burgers, try Le Razowski http://www.paris-burger.com/restaurant/le-razowski/ It's also in a trendy area, but near the Opera. Not too pricey.
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I had a great lunch here last month for less than 20 Euro with a 1/2 litre of wine. Very cool spot. http://www.bouillon-chartier.com/en/
Really enjoyed myself and its in a historic building as well..
Really enjoyed myself and its in a historic building as well..
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I had a great lunch here last month for less than 20 Euro with a 1/2 litre of wine. Very cool spot. http://www.bouillon-chartier.com/en/
Really enjoyed myself and its in a historic building as well..
Really enjoyed myself and its in a historic building as well..
Update: Had an enjoyable lunch there.
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Unfortunately you've chosen the heart of the tourism area of Paris. Pretty much everything around there is overpriced. Even the bakeries! You'd be best heading over to a different neighborhood for food. Try Bistrot Mazarin on the left bank. Good food at a good price near a trendy area. I've sent several Flyertalkers there and they've all reported back that they loved it.
If you like gourmet burgers, try Le Razowski http://www.paris-burger.com/restaurant/le-razowski/ It's also in a trendy area, but near the Opera. Not too pricey.
If you like gourmet burgers, try Le Razowski http://www.paris-burger.com/restaurant/le-razowski/ It's also in a trendy area, but near the Opera. Not too pricey.
Update: We made it there and left. The restaurant was a little run down and the loud radio drove us away. We ended up having a pretty good dinner at the Bistrot du Mer nearby.
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