I was so enthusiastic when I started this post and got very upset during the writing and researching process.
I wanted to share with you, my dear travelers, good restaurants in Paris and I figured out that most of them closed down because of the pandemic.
It was very upsetting and disappointing.
So, I can share only two my favourite places to eat which I really like. The food was very good and delicious. And I recommend these places.
Best French onion soup
Pom’Cannelle
27 rue des 2 Ponts
This is modest, but cozy restaurant, located on Ile Saint Louis and they have the best French onion soup.
I will be honest, and I am very sorry to say it, but I don’t understand onion soup. I tried it several times in good restaurants, but…. never liked it.
Of course, in Paris, it would be a shame not to test it again and…. I didn’t regret … it was absolutely delicious.
Our food was very appetizing. We had onion soup, meat, ratatouille (another delicious dish to try) and ice cream. Our dinner was very enjoyable.
Pom’Cannelle located in a tourist area, close to the Cathedral Notre-Dame de Paris, but hidden from tourists. I recommend this place.
Best creeps
Au P’tit Grec
68 Rue Mouffetard
I think this is the best crepes in Paris.
This little café opened in 1981. It has style, good quality of food, wide varieties, amazing taste and fun. Also, a perfect meal on the budget.
The Au P’tit Grec located in 5th arr., only 20 minutes walk from Cathedral Notre-Dame de Paris or 13 minutes from Luxembourg Gardens.
They are still open, and I recommend this place as well.
Unluckily, this is only two café from my list survived, and I really hope they can find a way continues to work.
Wait !!!
One more Must-visit café!
Café de Flore
172 Boulevard Saint-Germain
This is one of the oldest coffee houses in Paris. It first appeared around 1887. Lots of celebrities, famous actors, art people, high-profile writers and philosophers visited this café.
Café de Flore located at the corner of Boulevard Saint-Germain and Rue Saint-Benoît, in the 6th arrondissement.
That is all !
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Thank you so much for your thoughtful share 🤗💞
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You are welcome!😊
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On the list for my next trip
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Good! Hope you will like it! 🙂
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Hello Have you seen the TV series titled Call My Agent? It’s from France and is set in Paris. It’s really good, in my opinion.
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Hi! No, I didn’t, but I found this show on Netflix and added on my list. Very curious to watch it. Thank you!
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So sad that the pandemic changed a lot of things. In South Africa, businesses are closing. Despite all that, I love your post. Easy reads are the best.
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We have the same situation in Canada and I guess it’s everywhere. Very sad.
Thanks a lot for reading and supporting my blog. I definitely will visit yours. Stay safe.
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Really makes me miss France! Can’t wait to get back over the pond.
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Me too 🙂 Hopefully soon
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Sad that so many places are not re-opening after the pandemic, but you’ve given me a couple of places to put on the “must visit list” for next time. I suppose to look on the bright side there will be new favourites to find and enjoy as things get back to the new normal.
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It is very sad. This pandemic ruined lots of things. Hopefully things will be back to normal soon.
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Oh, I love crepes!! The photo on top of your post, had me mouth-watering … I’ve also tried onion soup before, but I would rather go for the crepes 😋.
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I would go for crepes too. 😀👍I love them
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Enjoyed all our food in Paris. So yummy
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I love Paris! Thanks for sharing your photos & info! 🌞
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You’re welcome!🌞
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These look like lovely stops, and I can feel your enjoyment of them. So sad that some of these places have been lost this past year. I would have liked to look up that crepe place!
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It is sad, but hopefully there will be new favorite cafes.
Crepe Greek place is a street food booth, but it was fun and crepes were very good.
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In my next vist to Paris I will go for Crepes as they look so delicious!Thanks for sharing,Angela!
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It was very testy. I hope you will enjoy them as well.
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I sure will as soon as I get the chance 😊
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I don’t like onion soup but I do love crepes (with a glass of Chablis)…🥂
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It was the best onion soup what I hsbe tried so far but yes, still not my favorite dish 🙂 I love crepes too, pretty often i make them at home.
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I know la rue des deux-ponts. A very pleasant street. I will try Pom’canelle. (I may actually have bought ice-cream there already)
Soupe à l’oignon is an art. Very much recommend after a night of partying and drinking. Have a soupe à l’oignon in the wee hours of the morning. Maybe at les Halles (Chien qui fume)
Cheers
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Next time when I will visit Paris I will use your restaurant recommendation for sure. Thank you!
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I have had a few soupes à l’oignon in the early morning after a loooong party night. (Centuries ago when I was young!)
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I will do research before I will go, as always😀
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Research is good. (I was in market research for years)
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Best article
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