We stopped into Co My Cantine at 11pm on a Sunday night recently, after being coaxed by friends who lived in the neighborhood because ?It is one of our favorites!? Oh gawd. This to me meant it was probably their favorite because they lived close by and could just walk home afterwards. But fancy my pleasant surprise when my Bo Bun for 9 Euros (a big plate), tuned out to be one of the best I?ve ever had! The ingredients were very fresh ,the beef was the right thickness and well cooked, and s[...]
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The best place to get vegan, gluten free, raw food and vegetarian food in paris is at sol semila - previously called voy alimento. Located along the canal in the 10th[...]
Paris is one of the top gastronomical cities in the world; it is also one of the most expensive. If you're young in the city this summer without a lot of disposable income you can still have your cake and eat it too. Also if you're an adventurous self-proclaimed foodie you'll love this list too. These picks below are not simply budget friendly, but they are genuinely great places to eat with friends or family in a casual atmosphere where the focus is on the food. [Updated - December 2015] I'[...]
After 15 minutes of cycling, 2 red lights and wisps of the damp Parisian air on my face, I was there. I attached my bicycle at the intersection of Rue de Forez and Rue Charlot in the 3rd arrondisement of Paris, close to a little vegetarian spot that I?ve wanted to try for sometime now: Cafe Pinson. These first few April days in Paris tasted like a moist mush of heavily diluted milk. The sun was out but the cold could still cut through my tweed coat as I cruised down Blvd Magenta and[...]
I celebrated my birthday last week and I was treated, by two of the loveliest people I know, to a surprise dinner at Le Duaphin! I've long heard of and walked passed this little glass wall resto at 131 avenue Parmentier, in the 11th arrondissement, so many times. I was super excited to finally try out the concept space that's next door to Le Chateaubriand. In its essence its a pristine wine bar with a simplistic experimental menu that changes everyday - and the dishes are served kind of t[...]
Let's face it - France is a country that's proud of it's wine, cheeses and it's meat. So if you're a vegetarian or vegan visiting Paris, things can get a bit rough after only having a choice of salads from regular Cafes or Bistros. Au Grain de Folie is a little hole in the wall that has a "Mama just made this" feel, where you have a selection of seasonal vegetables and grains for dinner. All fresh, organic and I must add delicious (do not let the somewhat amateur looking colorful paint job[...]