A day of good food in Paris
A day to eat well in Paris: 4 places close to each other.
A day of good food in Paris
Le Jules Verne
Alain Ducasse's refined French restaurant on the Eiffel Tower's second floor, pairing polished tasting menus with sweeping views over the city.
Brasserie Lipp
Saint-Germain institution with Belle Époque tiling, serving choucroute, herring and steak frites to a loyal literary and political crowd.
Le Procope
Paris's oldest café-restaurant, open since 1686, serving classic dishes like coq au vin and calf's head in a historic Left Bank setting.
Le Grand Véfour
A Palais-Royal dining room with painted ceilings and a Michelin-starred menu, where Napoleon and Victor Hugo once dined.
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