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Amorino

March 8, 2010

For one of the best treats under 4 Euros, go to Amorino for fresh gelato. There is a large selection of flavors which often vary according to the season. Amorino always has a few staple fruit flavors – mango, strawberry, raspberry, mandarin, peach as well as rich…

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La Bonbonnière de Marie

February 22, 2010

Tucked away in a little playground in the Champs de Mars, under the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, is this charming little snack shop that serves pizza, salad, hot dogs (sometimes), drinks and coffee. With its red-checkered tablecloths and outdoor seating…

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Tante Marguerite

February 6, 2010

On Rue Bourgogne, directly behind Assemblée Nationale, sits Tante Margeurite. Barely noticeable from the outside, this smart restaurant with its modern and sleek interior offers excellent traditional French cuisine and is one of the more surprising great finds we have come…

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Veramente

February 5, 2010

Located in a relatively quiet and obscure street in the Seventh arrondissement near the Eiffel Tower, just half a block away from Rue Saint Dominique, Veramente became both a favorite date-night restaurant with for my wife and me, and a…

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Il Sorrentino

February 5, 2010

Named after a small Italian fishing village, this Italian restaurant with Italian staff offers an excellent variety of pizza, seafood, pasta and steak. Due to its close proximity to the Eiffel Tower, it is not uncommon to see tourists, usually in…

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Les Fables de La Fontaine

February 2, 2010

A satellite star in the Christian Constant constellation on Rue Saint Dominique, this pocket-sized seafood bistro offers some of the very best seafood in all of Paris. Owned by Sebastien Grave and David Bottreau, two former Constant lieutenants who now ably…

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Fontaine de Mars

Fontaine de Mars

January 26, 2010

If you are looking for the classic look and feel of a Parisian restaurant – red checkered tableclothes, big bulb lamps, deep cherry wood paneling with that distinctive French cursive writing etched onto the windows – then Fontaine de Mars…

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