Stumbled upon this nice place to eat and drink near?Sacre Coeur (the Sacred ?heart church). From the outside it says they are a street food and craft beer spot, but inside there was so much more (with soup, raclette, sandwich and cakes). While riding my bicycle I got distracted by the interesting yet tiny facade that led me inside to a selection of "french snacks" as the owner called it, but really was a horde of cheeses sausages and mixed platters paired carefully. Hang with us:?FACEBOOK?**[...]
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There's a new coffee shop up on the hill of Abbesses in Paris - just a stones through from the metro too, and the perfect seat to grab a good cup of coffee and people watch is right by the long glass window. On one of the bar stools, you can also enjoy some of the books they have decorating the shelves of the cosy and bigger space at the side and back of the cafe. The staff is astute in their knowledge of beans and coffee - so if you're somewhat of a snob - or just a coffee amateur you w[...]
This winter in Paris we wanted to give you an insider guide to the capital. ?With lots ?of things to do this december. This is one of the best time for those of you visiting don't forget your comfy shoes and winter coats (not a jacket). Fo us locals there's some spots that are worth revisiting for sure! ?Most of the holiday activities, shopping, christmas markets, art shows, and restaurants to brunch are listed below. It's in a list format as I found that the more I tried to write a comprehen[...]
October in Paris is one of my favorites times to do lots in Paris. So much so that I've also been slow on the trigger to post this one - sorry! The weather here is starting to get out of jackets and into light coats. There is no shortage of annual?events and some new restaurants and coffee shops to discover. Eat STAY Restaurant Famed Chef Yannik Alleno opens a new restaurant with a lovely terrace in the chic neighborhood of the 8th Address:?15, rue Boissy d'Anglas, 75008 Pari[...]
You may already know Le Carillon if you live in the Belleville neighborhood of Paris. Well the same family has now opened a little french bistro around the canal serving Cesar and goat cheese salads(13 Eu) , Fish of the day(13 Eu), Beef tartare (14 Eu) and Burgers (served with fries and salad). 12Eu ?desserts Creme brulee, panacotta etc (5.50Eu)...All the typical things you find in the bistros these days. The ambiance is jovial with friendly servers swishing in between chatty diners. Great?to[...]
It's ?back to school time in Paris and believe me when I say that September has so many things to do - not just for the kids! But also for us "grands" ?aka (grown ups) too. ?Whether you're coming back from vacation, or for all you folks visiting Paris for the first time; ?here's how you'll get an insider / local experience this time. The weather is surprisingly still mild. We have yet see our typical Indian summer (emphasis on yet!). So it's actually still a great time to do many outdoor acti[...]