Paris is one of those Cities where the Parisians want to keep Paris to themselves especially the hot spots where all the cool in crowds feel part of a cult for knowing the very best places to eat, hang out and party until dawn. I send a variety of VIP's to Paris to be looked after each month and through doing so have compiled a list of what I regard as being the very best places to be going out to and below is feedback from some of my clients.
So let's begin.
The Trendy Restaurant/Bars :
Le Ralph's - One of the most popular, where you can be on a table right next to Marion Cottilard. Super crowded on week-ends. World Food.
Kong -very cool and nice place to go!
Le Murano Resort - The Hotel Murano's Restaurant, one of my favorites. Anytime to have dinner, take a drink or even brunch.
Le Meurice - The greatest Club-Sandwich of Paris ! But the place is a bit oldie
La Société - To see and be seen in the heart of Saint-Germains-Des-Près. Fusion World food.
Hotel Costes - Service is awfull, food is not bad but the place is really nice.
Café Chic - Nice music and cocktails, average food, over-crowded on week-ends. World Food.
La Cantine Du Faubourg - One of the well-known, food is not bad not good, atmosphere is nice on week-ends. World Food.
Le Bound - Centrally located on Avenue George V, food is good (Great Sushi's). Atmosphere is nice and I love their cocktails.
Restaurant L'Arc - Average food, nice place from where you can see the Arch on Place de L'étoile.
Pershing Hall - Awfull food but really nice atmosphere, better to take a drink than eat.
L'Avenue - Only for lunch, to see and be seen on the famous Avenue Montaigne right in front of the Chanel boutique.
Kong -very cool and nice place to go!
Le Murano Resort - The Hotel Murano's Restaurant, one of my favorites. Anytime to have dinner, take a drink or even brunch.
Le Meurice - The greatest Club-Sandwich of Paris ! But the place is a bit oldie
La Société - To see and be seen in the heart of Saint-Germains-Des-Près. Fusion World food.
Hotel Costes - Service is awfull, food is not bad but the place is really nice.
Café Chic - Nice music and cocktails, average food, over-crowded on week-ends. World Food.
La Cantine Du Faubourg - One of the well-known, food is not bad not good, atmosphere is nice on week-ends. World Food.
Le Bound - Centrally located on Avenue George V, food is good (Great Sushi's). Atmosphere is nice and I love their cocktails.
Restaurant L'Arc - Average food, nice place from where you can see the Arch on Place de L'étoile.
Pershing Hall - Awfull food but really nice atmosphere, better to take a drink than eat.
L'Avenue - Only for lunch, to see and be seen on the famous Avenue Montaigne right in front of the Chanel boutique.
Brunch in style
Café de Flore - One of the Oldies and well known.
Le Bon - By Philippe Starck with really nice Thaï fusion food.
Au Pain Quotidien - Greatest breads.
Cofee Parisien - Greatest Burgers ,super crowded on sundays.
Café Baci - The atmosphere is nice, the food average.
Le Bon - By Philippe Starck with really nice Thaï fusion food.
Au Pain Quotidien - Greatest breads.
Cofee Parisien - Greatest Burgers ,super crowded on sundays.
Café Baci - The atmosphere is nice, the food average.
Insiders addresses
Le Colimaçon - I just LOVE their menu, just meat so not for vegetarian people ! Everything I tested was perfect, only 20 tables.
Chéri Bibi - Super friendly, always crowded with Parisian "Bobos". Every third monday of the month, an invited friend of the chef cooks for 80 people for only 10€ but you can only get in with a member...
Café Salle Pleyel - Place is nice and the cheesburger is amazing.
Le Derrière - The atmosphere is unique in Paris, mixing modern art and food.
Marius et Jeannette - Greatest Fish restaurant of the city. A bit oldie.
Zero De Conduit -People drink from babies bottles
Chéri Bibi - Super friendly, always crowded with Parisian "Bobos". Every third monday of the month, an invited friend of the chef cooks for 80 people for only 10€ but you can only get in with a member...
Café Salle Pleyel - Place is nice and the cheesburger is amazing.
Le Derrière - The atmosphere is unique in Paris, mixing modern art and food.
Marius et Jeannette - Greatest Fish restaurant of the city. A bit oldie.
Zero De Conduit -People drink from babies bottles
The hottest Clubs right now (In order & dependant on night)
Raspoutine -The place everyone wants to be seen at, few receive the privilege
L'Arc - Thursday's, friday's and saturday's. Over crowded on week-ends, super friendly staff with Benjamin Artis at it heads. Booking NEEDED but not sure to get in if JB at the entrance doesn't know you. THE place to BE.
Bagatelle's -The summer must place to be seen!
VIP ROOM - Only for special events with artists but the music by Dj Law is always nice.
Black Calvados (BC) - Tuesdays and after parties, nice for a drink on the upper floor.
Neo - On Thursday's for "Le jeudi c'est le jeudi".
Queen - Only on monday's (Disco Queen) and Wednesday's (Ladies Night)
Sens - depeding on nights can be great or awfull.
Cab - Always nice to be welcomed with Trinu's (ex top model) smile only on thursday's.
BC -After 3am this is the place to go and be seen!
L'Arc - Thursday's, friday's and saturday's. Over crowded on week-ends, super friendly staff with Benjamin Artis at it heads. Booking NEEDED but not sure to get in if JB at the entrance doesn't know you. THE place to BE.
Bagatelle's -The summer must place to be seen!
VIP ROOM - Only for special events with artists but the music by Dj Law is always nice.
Black Calvados (BC) - Tuesdays and after parties, nice for a drink on the upper floor.
Neo - On Thursday's for "Le jeudi c'est le jeudi".
Queen - Only on monday's (Disco Queen) and Wednesday's (Ladies Night)
Sens - depeding on nights can be great or awfull.
Cab - Always nice to be welcomed with Trinu's (ex top model) smile only on thursday's.
BC -After 3am this is the place to go and be seen!
Late food at L'Aubrac (only meat) or l'Alsace.
Apologies if I have missed anything out but with this list, you should experience Paris in utter style and class.
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