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By Catherine Le Nevez, Writer
Paris grandeur is inspiring, but what I love most about the city is its intimacy. Its quartiers (neighbourhoods) are like a patchwork of villages, and while its one of the worlds major metropolises with all of the culture and facilities that go with that Paris has a real sense of community in the local shops, markets and cafes that hasnt changed since my childhood. Yet because every little village has its own evolving character, Im constantly discovering and rediscovering hidden corners of the city.
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France pioneered what is still the most influential style of cooking in the Western world, and Paris is its showcase. Colours and textures are impeccably arranged everywhere from simple restaurants to haute cuisine establishments. The city doesnt have its own local cuisine, but it is the crossroads for Frances regional produce and flavours.
Classical French restaurants remain the cornerstone, while neobistros offer some of Paris most exciting dining options. Generally small and informal, theyre run by young, talented chefs who arent afraid to experiment. Many offer tapas-style small plates designed to share. Vegetarian and vegan establishments are increasing, as are places offering gluten-free dishes.
Petit djeuner (breakfast; usually a baguette with butter and jam, and strong coffee) is seen as a mere precursor to djeuner (lunch; the traditional main meal, starting around 12.30pm). Most restaurants open for dner (dinner) around 7pm or 7.30pm. Some high-end restaurants close at weekends, and many close in August.
Restaurants usually serve a plat du jour (dish of the day) at lunch (and occasionally at dinner), as well as menus (fixed-price meals) of an entre (starter), plat (main course), and fromage (cheese) or dessert or both. These offer better value than ordering la carte. Meals are often cheaper at lunch than dinner.
Legendary address with perfectly executed classic dishes.
The quintessential Parisian bistro experience, lace curtains and all.
Terroir specialist footsteps from the Eiffel Tower.
A Latin Quarter spot for old-fashioned standards.
Brilliant-value bistro fare but no reservations, so arrive early.
Daily changing creations served up near Pre Lachaise.
Ever-rotating menu dished out amongst edgy industrial decor.
Michelin-starred beacon of modern cuisine with mystery menu offerings.
Abstract-art-like masterpieces made from rare ingredients.
The bijou bistro that redefined Parisian dining.
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