Essen und Restaurants in Paris

“Cosy place, good vibes, tasty food and amazing outdoor options on summer time !”

“People cross all the city to come to this 5 minute walk from the appartment bar ! One of the only rooftop in Paris. pretty expensive but it's a must go when the sun shines.”

“A hotel with a pizzeria, a restaurant, a bar with a terrasse and even a rooftop on sunny days. Prices are a bit expensive but the atmosphere is cool.The decor is designed by Philippe Stark ”

“Septime is the best French restaurant, and certainly one of the best in the world. ”

“This is our neighborhood! It's lively and pretty, full of surprises. Spend time walking around, enjoying its cafés and restaurants, exploring its parks and scenic side streets. ”

“La Maroquinerie's former life as a leather factory is little in evidence these days. It's now a bright café and bar in competition with La Bellevilloise, with a coveted downstairs concert venue that hosts the odd literary debate and a wealth of cool music acts. It's home to the Inrocks Indie Club nights, but there are still traces of its world music roots. The food is excellent - you can eat your way through the menu quite reasonably for around €25 - and wine sourced from across France starts at €3 a glass. The interior, with exposed brick, is cosy, and in summer chirpy locals invade the shaded terrace.”

“Dive into the spirit of Belleville. Meet the locals. Enjoy a spectacular view on Paris, the Eifell towel and many more. Tip : perfect for the sunday brunch, having a drink in the evening, or for a romantic view of the sunset.”

“A clean and simple modern restaurant with an open kitchen, Little Hanoï is a breath of fresh asian air. Delicately scented dishes arrive on your table still steaming, fresh out of the oven and free from MSG – huge salads, bo bun, pho, beef with onions and much more. There are some nice touches, like the mint leaves in the water carafe, and the excellent egg rolls and deep-fried prawns that can be ordered by the piece (€1 and €0.90), and dishes costs around €10, with rice and vegetables included. There is a price, however: patience. You can’t reserve, so you’ll may have to queue, locals love to go there :) Monday to saturday, lunch and diner”

“Good for reasonably priced drinks and people watching. This is a local hotspot that's super popular with Parisians. ”

“Dive into the spirit of Belleville. Meet the locals. Enjoy a spectacular view on Paris, the Eifell towel and many more. Tip : perfect for the sunday brunch, having a drink in the evening, or for a romantic view of the sunset.”

“Casual French cafe with patio dining serving traditional fare in stylish, airy environs. Friendly good value and tasty breakfast, lunch or dinner. Great happy hour drink. This bistrot is a drinking institution of the neighborhood. Outdoor seating. Live music some evenings.”

“Generous French brasserie cuisine in a room with veranda and black and white checkered floor.”

“Immense terrasse, plutôt agréable. Les boissons sont aux prix parisiens, la nourriture, de brasserie, fait l'affaire. Huge terrace, quite pleasant. The drinks are at Paris' prices (not cheap...) as is the food, which is correct.”

“A beautiful Mediterranean terrasse in the heart of the 20th arrondissement. The place is outstandingly cute for a back 20th arrondissement street. Great place for brunch. ”

“Go for a coffee during the day time or a drink at night. Beautiful central counter, decoration is a perfect mix of vintage and new. Love the mood there, everyone is chatty, especially on the patio during summer time. Plus, happy hours is interesting, Spritz 5 euros, why resist?”

“Brasserie classique, avec une petite touche bobo bio indispensable dans le quartier. Agréable pour boire un verre. Classic parisien brasserie, with an hipster/organic touch quite unavoidable in the neighborhood.. Pleasant for a drink.”

“one of the best bakery in Paris just around the corner. what else could i say? go taste it! ”

“Very good bakery. Maybe better for cakes than bread though... My opinion. There are 3 of them around the area. Check it out on Internet ”

“Amazing bread and viennoiseries (croissants, pain au chocolat, etc.). Their "Flûte Gana" is their iconic, must-try baguette and worth the few centimes extra compared to a "normal" baguette. ”

“The best baguette (was once the President's exclusive bread baker!), plus every other delicious baked treat you can dream up. Grab a baguette after you exit the Jourdain metro!”

“The Pâtisserie de l'Eglise is a must. I could spend hours staring at those little edible works of art. Indulge yourself in "velvet chocolate... crispy praliné... blackberry figue spongecake". ”

“>>> 10 MIN WALK // Brunch, bakeries and more! Great place to have a coffee and checking emails on the wifi.”

“One of the best boulangeries you'll find in the area. And the closest with this quality.”

“Belleville is not famed for its traditional french baguettes, but you can find some very good bread at Thierry Meunier's boulangerie, just up the road. The pain au chocolat and croissants are also very tasty.”