Decor designed by the architect studio Uchronia will make you want to stop here. For drinks the rose latte or the strawberry matcha! They also just released a new treat: "fior di latte" soft serve with a shot of coffee.

It is a coffee shop with excellent choices of coffees, teas, matcha, cold or hot. Warm and friendly space with magazines from their handpicked selection worldwide. It's the perfect spot to relax, catch up on some reading, and enjoy your drink.

Apollonia Poilâne, a third-generation baker and entrepreneur, proudly runs her family's bakery, founded in 1932. She champions "retro-innovation," blending the best of the past with the best of today, always prioritizing quality over quantity. Our favorite is always a pain au chocolat early in the morning but it is also a great bakery to pick up some bread for a picnic.

Is one of the coolest spots in Paris, with the best butter. Open 7/7 and all day. Here, pig is king; go for the small tapas-style meat dishes — the menu changes often, so ask for recommendations. The crowd is a beautiful mix of locals and tourists, old and young, drinkers and eaters. Mostly natural wines, most of which are also available by the glass.

"Localino" ("small restaurant") in Italian, and it truly lives up to its name with its cozy atmosphere. Try their signature dishes like Vitello Tonnato, Tortelli, and Ravioli with butter and sage. Pair your meal with a choice from their great half-Italian, half-French wine selection. Perfect for the authentic dining experience.

A living piece of Parisian history, this legendary restaurant claims to be the oldest in Paris, with a heritage dating back to 1680. Located on the edge of the neighborhood, stepping inside feels like a journey back in time. The atmosphere is intimate and authentic, serving up classic, no-frills French cuisine in the grand tradition of a true Parisian bistro.

For a true taste of old-world charm, this storied bistro is a must. Founded in 1965 in a space that has been a restaurant since 1848, it exudes classic Parisian elegance with its traditional decor and impeccable service. The menu is a love letter to French comfort food, with perfectly executed classics like duck confit and beef bourguignon.

If you're craving French classics, this spot has it all: perfect for sharing, a classic cellar, and a vibe blending Art Nouveau elegance with a welcoming staff. Start with Le Sportif, the minute chanterelles, then go for the rigatoni with morels or the extra pepper fillet for an authentic experience. You won't be disappointed.

It is run by the famous chef Cyril Lignac. They serve up Franco-Japanese delights like brilliant sushi with salmon, and tuna along with California rolls packed with flavor. Don't miss sharing the Chutoro mi-cuit. For drinks, try their house creations like the Tokyo Garden or the refreshing Paloma Popy made with mezcal and infused with thyme.

Every local will tell you it is super legit and very Parisian. It's been a Saint Germainian culinary benchmark for over 135 years! Since 1880, this brasserie has been a hangout for literary and political legends like Gide, Malraux, Proust, and Sartre. A menu full of traditional, dishes: oysters, burgundy snails, tartars, pork but if you want something light try roasted tuna stake. For dessert creme caramel or classic baba au rhum.

A historic gem. Once the haunt of Cézanne, Picasso, and Braque during their Beaux-Arts days, this bar later welcomed legends like Ernest Hemingway, Jim Morrison, and Harrison Ford. Today, La Palette is the ultimate place to see and be seen. Whether you go for breakfast or lunch, you'll love their great menu formulas. But for us, it's all about soaking up the historic vibe and enjoying a drink. Our picks here are an espresso martini or a glass of Sancerre.

From the Beaux-Arts, take rue Jacob and then turn right onto rue des Saints-Pères. On your left, at 5 bis rue de Verneuil, you'll see a house with a colorful graffiti facade—it’s Serge Gainsbourg's home. This 135 m² mansion has remained unchanged since his death, both inside and out. Fans often visit to leave their marks of admiration on the wall, and you're likely to leave humming one of his tunes.

Our favorite charming and magical store on Rue Madame featuring creations by Marin Montagut. Here you'll find glassware and tableware, all adorned with Montagut's signature designs. Even if you aren't familiar with the artist, this store is a must-visit for all its curiosities. His latest affair is tarot cards. Don't miss it

This place is a perfect mix of old-world European charm, and modern design, thanks to Milanese architect Fabrizio Casiraghi. Every room is like a little adventure, packed with art that tells the story of a well-traveled life. Regular DJ nights, cozy Sunday brunches, and lively Thursday piano karaoke sessions.

Nestled in the heart of the Left Bank and is perfect for experiencing Paris's art and culture. 20 unique, luxurious rooms are designed by Jacques Garcia, and finished with excellent materials. Check out our bar for amazing cocktails and live jazz every Thursday, capturing the spirit of the neighborhood. L'Hotel also features a private hammam pool, steam room, and treatment suite, included with your stay for a truly relaxing experience.