Paris on the Weekend
Jan 28, 2010 | 3:42 pm
#1
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Paris on the Weekend
I am planning a weekend trip to Paris in March, but most of the great restaurants that I really want to eat at all seem to be closed on the weekends (as well as Monday)! Are there any suggestions of good places to eat at that will be open during the weekend?
Feb 18, 2010 | 7:24 am
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sunday is a real problem. reservations are very difficult because so few are open. i go through zagat ("S" in a black block) and Michelin red guide. if you are staying at an upper end hotel, the concierge will know who is open. i also sort of the feeling that some restaurants hold reservations for concierges. most hotels restaurants are open on sunday.
a lot are also closed sat night.
there are a lot of "great" in paris, and price varies greatly. what price range?
a lot are also closed sat night.
there are a lot of "great" in paris, and price varies greatly. what price range?
Feb 18, 2010 | 7:10 pm
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Use Sunday and Monday for a nice casual dinner at a place like Le Relais de l'Entrecte
http://www.relaisentrecote.fr/ - I recommend the one on rue Saint-Benot
Or at La Locanda Ristorante
www.lalocanda.fr (they might be closed on Monday, but give them a call to make sure)
There are tons of great places open Sunday and/or Monday, even if they lack a Michelin Star.
http://www.relaisentrecote.fr/ - I recommend the one on rue Saint-Benot
Or at La Locanda Ristorante
www.lalocanda.fr (they might be closed on Monday, but give them a call to make sure)
There are tons of great places open Sunday and/or Monday, even if they lack a Michelin Star.
Feb 19, 2010 | 12:35 am
#6
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BE SURE TO RESERVE IN ADVANCE. These places may get very booked even if they are in "deep France" as the saying goes.
And, there's always couscous and numerous bistros.
Try the bistro L'etoile Verte, very yummy and traditional. 13 rue Brey, 75017 Paris 01 43 80 69 34
Metro: CHARLES DE GAULLE
Feb 19, 2010 | 11:48 am
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Sunday lunch in a little town (or on the outskirts of a big city) is one of my favorite things to do all over France and Italy. I've never thought of doing it in/near Paris, though. I'll give it a try next month.
Feb 23, 2010 | 4:32 am
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Several small little cafes/bistros were open on Sunday in the Marais district. I had an absolutely delightful noon brunch at Les Philosephes this past Sunday (was highly recommended by several people online).