Mid-Range Restaurants in Paris

Mid-Range Restaurants in Paris

Restaurants Overview
Name Price/
Cuisine
Location
 
Afaria
This otherwise unexciting arrondissement has become home to yet...
$$
Around the Eiffel Tower
 
Astier
There are three good reasons to go to Astier: the generous cheese...
$$
République
 
Au Bourguignon du Marais
The handsome, contemporary look of this Marais bistro and wine...
$$
The Marais
 
Au Pied de Cochon
One of the few remnants of Les Halles's raucous all-night past...
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Les Halles
 
Aux Lyonnais
With a passion for the old-fashioned bistro, Alain Ducasse resurrected...
$$
Les Grands Boulevards
 
Bofinger
One of the oldest, loveliest, and most popular brasseries in...
$$
Bastille/Nation
 
Boucherie Roulière
If it's steak you're craving, put your faith in Jean-Luc Roulière...
$$
St-Germain-des-Prés
 
Café de Flore
Picasso, Chagall, Sartre, and de Beauvoir, attracted by the luxury...
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St-Germain-des-Prés
 
Chez René
After having been run by the same family for 50 years Chez René...
$$
The Latin Quarter
 
Cru
It's hard to imagine a raw food restaurant in a city famous for...
$$
The Marais
 
Frenchie
Grégory Marchand worked in New York and with Jamie Oliver...
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Les Halles
 
Itinéraires
Having paid his dues in the tiny kitchen of Le Temps au Temps...
$$
The Latin Quarter
 
Julien
Famed for its 1879 decor—think Art Nouveau stained glass...
$$
Les Grands Boulevards
 
L'Ambassade d'Auvergne
A rare authentic Parisian bistro that refuses to change, the...
$$
The Marais
 
L'Ardoise
This minuscule storefront, decorated with enlargements of old...
$$
Louvre/Tuileries
 
L'Avant-Goût
Christophe Beaufront belongs to a generation of gifted bistro...
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The Latin Quarter
 
La Bastide Odéon
The open kitchen of this popular Provençal bistro near...
$$
St-Germain-des-Prés
 
La Boulangerie
In a former bakery spruced up with a bread-theme mural, this...
$$
Père Lachaise
 
La Bourse ou La Vie
If you've been dreaming of the perfect steak frites in Paris...
$$
Louvre/Tuileries
 
La Coupole
This world-renowned cavernous spot with Art Deco murals practically...
$$
Montparnasse
 
La Ferrandaise
Portraits of cows adorn the stone walls of this bistro near the...
$$
St-Germain-des-Prés
 
La Gazzetta
This bistro epitomizes what makes Paris such an exciting culinary...
$$
Bastille/Nation
 
La Robe et le Palais
Come here for the more than 120 French wines served au compteur...
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Les Halles
 
La Table de Claire
Just the kind of neighborhood bistro everyone wishes they had...
$$
Bastille/Nation
 
Le Balzar
Regulars grumble about the uneven cooking at Le Balzar, but they...
$$
The Latin Quarter
 
Le Baratin
Le Baratin has been around for more than 20 years, but that hasn't...
$$
Belleville
 
Le Bistrot Paul Bert
Faded 1930s decor: check. Boisterous crowd: check. Thick steak...
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Bastille/Nation
 
Le Bouillon Racine
Originally a bouillon—one of the Parisian soup restaurants...
$$
St-Germain-des-Prés
 
Le Buisson Ardent
This charming Quartier Latin bistro with woodwork and murals...
$$
The Latin Quarter
 
Le Dauphin
Avant-garde chef Inaki Aizpatarte has struck again, transforming...
$$
Canal St-Martin
 
Le Martel
Of the scads of neighborhood couscous joints in Paris, a few...
$$
République
 
Le Miroir
Residents of Montmartre are breathing a sigh of relief: they...
$$
Montmartre
 
Le Pré Verre
Chef Philippe Delacourcelle knows his cassia bark from his cinnamon...
$$
The Latin Quarter
 
Le Timbre
Working in a tiny open kitchen, Manchester native Chris Wright...
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Montparnasse
 
Le Vaudeville
Part of the Flo group of historic brasseries, Le Vaudeville tends...
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Les Grands Boulevards
 
Les Cocottes de Christian Constant
Chef Christian Constant has an unfailing sense of how Parisians...
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Around the Eiffel Tower
 
Les Fines Gueules
Invest in good ingredients and most of the work is done: that's...
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Louvre/Tuileries
 
Mon Vieil Ami
"Modern Alsatian" might sound like an oxymoron, but once you've...
$$
Ile St-Louis
 
Monsieur Le Prince
This calm and comfortable, if slightly shabby, spot is a great...
$$
St-Germain-des-Prés
 
Pinxo
The word pinxo (pronounced "peencho") means "to pinch" in Basque...
$$-$$$
Western Paris
 
Ribouldingue
Find offal off-putting? Off-cuts take pride of place on the €27...
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The Latin Quarter
 
Rino
The unanointed might walk right by this modest storefront eatery...
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Bastille/Nation
 
Willi's Wine Bar
More a restaurant than a wine bar, this British-owned spot is...
$$
Louvre/Tuileries
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