The Best Restaurant in Eastern Paris, Paris

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Head over to the up-and-coming Canal St-Martin to watch Parisian bobos, or bourgeois-bohemian, in action. The area is home to fashion designers, artists, and media folk who make the most of the waterside cafés on sunny days. The bistro scene gets interesting east of the Bastille, where lower rents have encouraged young chefs to set up shop. Around Père Lachaise the selection thins, but wander a little farther to multicultural Belleville to find an intriguing mix of Chinese and North African eateries alongside some superb gastrobistros from a handful of gifted young chefs.

Folderol

$ | Oberkampf

In a city where we all scream for ice cream (and wine), thank goodness for Folderol, where delicious handmade ice creams in flavors like nectarine hibiscus, jasmine-blood orange, spicy watermelon, pecan pie, or chocolate wedding cake are savored like the natural wines you can sip by the glass or bottle along with a plate of fine charcuterie and other small plates.

10 rue du Grand-Prieuré, Paris, 75011, France
01–43–55–02–57
Known For
  • Insanely inventive ice creams and sorbets
  • Great small plates menu
  • Hard-to-find wines
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon. and Tues. No lunch

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