L’Ami Jean is a lively French bistro in the 7th, and it’s on the expensive side, but the food is excellent, exciting, and worth your time.

Miznon comes to Paris from a famous Israeli chef, who opened the original in Tel Aviv. The menu changes frequently, but the sandwiches are excellent.

Le Servan is of our favorite little bistros in all of Paris, and we’re not alone in that sentiment. Hit it for lunch and some unexpected flavors.

Owned and operated by the very same people behind Septime, Clamato is another must-have restaurant experience.

Looking for a sandwich to eat on the Seine? Or in your hotel room? Or standing on the street? Hit Frenchie To Go and have a pastrami. Seriously.

Café Charlot is a great place to hang in Paris and people watch. The food is classic brasserie, and the crowd is neighborhood and expats.

Is L’as Du Fallafel a tourist trap? Yes. Is it still worth a visit when you need a break from French food? Absolutely.

Famous for their buckwheat crepes from Brittany, Breizh Cafe is a perfect affordable lunch in the Marais.

You’ll find extremely high quality coffee in an extremely pleasant environment at La Fontaine de Belleville in the 10th.