Paris Restaurants
#5
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A search is always good, no need to repeat things everytime.
Here are a couple other good places to utilize:
http://www.fodors.com/world/europe/f...rants-nam.html
(just look for the $ and $$, and only with a review/score)
http://www.bestrestaurantsparis.com/en//en/
Quality restaurants with varying price range and sample menus
Here are a couple other good places to utilize:
http://www.fodors.com/world/europe/f...rants-nam.html
(just look for the $ and $$, and only with a review/score)
http://www.bestrestaurantsparis.com/en//en/
Quality restaurants with varying price range and sample menus
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Here's a thread I started a while ago, which got a lot of responses.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34965189
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34965189
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#8
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I have reviewed a number of restaurants (everything from small cafes to fine dining) in Paris on my site Bombastic Life http://www.bombasticlife.com
My favorite moderately priced are:
L' Arome Restaurant
Bocconi Trattoria Italiana
Fellini Italian Restaurant (a good one to visit on Sunday when so many places are closed)
L'Os à Moelle - A must, a bit out of town but worth it!
Wa Sushi Restaurant
Market Restaurant (I don't recall the price range, may be a bit on the expensive side)
Cafe de l'Esplanade - I just had breakfast here, but it was very nice. Lunch menu looked good too.
Good luck, let me know if you have any questions. Paris is a wonderful place, full of restaurants, some great, some not so good but I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time.
My favorite moderately priced are:
L' Arome Restaurant
Bocconi Trattoria Italiana
Fellini Italian Restaurant (a good one to visit on Sunday when so many places are closed)
L'Os à Moelle - A must, a bit out of town but worth it!
Wa Sushi Restaurant
Market Restaurant (I don't recall the price range, may be a bit on the expensive side)
Cafe de l'Esplanade - I just had breakfast here, but it was very nice. Lunch menu looked good too.
Good luck, let me know if you have any questions. Paris is a wonderful place, full of restaurants, some great, some not so good but I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time.
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Hi Jon,
50E pp is quite adequate for dinner in Paris.
Most folks would consider "moderate" to be 30E pp or less.
See the Paris part of my trip report for some restos near/in the 5th.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=35136218
Enjoy Paris.

50E pp is quite adequate for dinner in Paris.
Most folks would consider "moderate" to be 30E pp or less.
See the Paris part of my trip report for some restos near/in the 5th.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=35136218
Enjoy Paris.

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The past May Ms. Bear and I had lunch and (three weeks later) dinner at Le Buisson Ardent (The Burning Bush)--close to the Jussieu metro. It is the only restaurant we went to a second time during a month-long visit to Paris. We enjoyed it a lot. The front dining room is decorated like an elegant Parisian apartment salon. If you Google it, you will find some reviews in English.
http://www.lebuissonardent.fr/
http://www.lebuissonardent.fr/
#15

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30€ per person for dinner is already above my range for what I consider to be a "moderate" restaurant. Dinner for 2 usually (not always) comes in under 50€ when I go out. But I am not looking for things like "romantic" which tourists often seek out. I am after "good."
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