There are tons of places to eat around the Sacre Coeur church in Montmartre. As this is my neighborhood and one of the places I often share with folks visiting Paris for tours here are my top places as a local and foodie. Let’s get into it loves! Brasseries Barbes has typical french food in a trendy bistro-style setting close to the busting Barbes metro. A great place to experience the real everyday Montmartre; and watch from the second-floor glass windows the trains passing[...]
There are many places to eat Indian food in Paris, but one of the best neighborhoods will be in La Chapelle! An area more to the north of Paris that sits between both Gare du Nord and La Chapelle metros.The history of the arrondissement is one where many Tamil settlers came fleeing civil war in the 1980s, and the numbers are said to be highest in Paris. This Saturday my son and I went for lunch at one of our favorite spots Dishney Restuarant - I always get the vegetarian Thali (11 euros) and he[...]
Somehow, Paris becomes even more magical during the month of February. Whether you're visiting for a day with the girls (galentines day anyone!) or on a romantic Valentine's day trip, there are plenty of ways this month to fall in love with the city of love. The weather is lighter than in January but you'll still need a coat. We have the strikes over - so the public transportation is back to 100% Remember you can also book a Trip Planning itinerary with us email [email protected][...]
When we think of Paris we rarely think of any food but French food, but like any other metropole, we love to eat a diversity of things, including Mexican food; tacos and all. Not to mention if you're from the US and like Tex-Mex you feel a certain home comfort in enjoying it anywhere! Here's a sneak peek into one of our old favorites in the Marais Candelaria - Address: 52 Rue de Saintonge, 75003 Parisopen from 12noon to 10:30 pm enter into the colorful small front room with seating[...]
The weather in Paris has gotten a bit chilly on some days of late, so you may want to pack a light jacket if you're planning on arriving soon. Who knows it may not stay chilly, but you'll be prepared for your trip. The leaves have started to fall off the trees here. September we have the traditional returning of Parisians from vacation and the kids going back to school. La Rentree - sort of like a new year here ( like they have some calendars that start in September ..hahaha!) It's a big de[...]