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27 av. Montaigne, Paris, France

This previously sober dining room now glimmers with 10,000 crystals, following a whirlwind revamp by decorator Patrick Jouin. Clementine-color tablecloths and space-age cream-and-orange chairs wi...

62 rue Mazarine, Paris, France

To take in the scene at Sir Terence Conran's brasserie -- and quite a scene it is, as this place seats 300 under a skylight roof -- opt for a table on the mezzanine, where a long brushed-steel ba...

53 bd. St-Marcel, Paris, France

Chef Christophe Accary brings in the foodies on a boulevard not known for its gastronomic possibilities. From a deceptively old-fashioned-looking menu, you might start with marinated raw tuna wit...

44 rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Paris, France

The prix-fixe menu (there's no à la carte) at this tried-and-true restaurant must be one of the best values in town, with a lunch menu for EUR23.50 and a second lunch menu and dinner menu for EUR...

4 rue Beethoven, Paris, France

Pascal Barbot may have risen to fame thanks to his restaurant's amazing-value food and casual atmosphere, but a few years later Astrance has become resolutely haute with prices to match. Most din...

188 av. Jean-Jaurès, Paris, France

La Villette once housed the city's meat market, and this independent brasserie devoted to fine beef (whether French or Irish) soldiers on as if nothing has changed. If you're beginning to tire of...

14 rue de Monttessuy, Paris, France

To see what well-heeled Parisians like to eat these days, book a table at this popular bistro as soon as you get to town. The dining room is open and airy, and the sidewalk tables have a Tour Eif...

19 rue de Jouy, Paris, France

The handsome, contemporary look of this Marais bistro and wine bar is the perfect backdrop for the good traditional fare and excellent Burgundies served by the glass and bottle. Always on the men...

42 rue des Acacias, Paris, France

This is a perennial favorite among Parisians, who come to eat comforting cuisine bourgeoise (traditional cuisine) in the warm dining rooms accented with wood and bright copper. Seasonal specialti...

6 rue Coquillière, Paris, France

One of the few remnants of this neighborhood's raucous all-night past -- Les Halles was the city's wholesale market until the late 1960s -- this brasserie founded in 1946 still draws both a Frenc...