“Galeries Lafayette is not far away and nice if you want to do some shopping ! ”

“Set up near Ménilmontant Métro station and nestled in a corner of Paris that’s quickly rising to become one of the city’s hip, modern hang-outs, you’ll find La Bellevilloise. By day, it’s an art and cultural center for exhibitions, film screenings, concerts and events, with a ambiently lit café. By night, it becomes a trendy indie clubbing experience. Believe it or not, the venue was the site of Paris’s first workers’ cooperative and has been an important cultural landmark since 1877. Today, the building has two levels, a terrace and sofas to snuggle on with friends.”

“Just one of the best rooftoop bars in Paris. A very cool bar with great drinks and an outstanding view. When it's sunny and warm in Paris, great place to go with friends or whoever and have a bottle of rose, stay till late and watch the sunset. Drinks are decent, and fairly priced. They serve very good cocktails.”

“Popular restaurant in the tradition of « bouillons parisiens » (popular and cheap restaurants for workers in the 1900 Old decoration Very crowded ”

“A very cool bar with recycled furnitures, ateliers for recreating the things with old materials, and view to the abandoned railway”

“A hotel with a pizzeria, a restaurant, a bar with a terrasse and even a rooftop on sunny days. Prices are a bit expensive but the atmosphere is cool.The decor is designed by Philippe Stark ”

“A big terrace where everyone gathers for drinks. There are some food trucks as well. ”

“The very famous Fallafel in Paris, long queue almost everyday except on Saturday of course :)”

“A very cool bar with recycled furnitures, ateliers for recreating the things with old materials, and view to the abandoned railway”

“The Café de Flore became a popular hub of famous writers and philosophers. Georges Bataille, Robert Desnos, Léon-Paul Fargue, Raymond Queneau were all regulars, and so was Pablo Picasso. The classic Art Deco interior of all red seating, mahogany and mirrors has changed little since World War II. The Prix de Flore, a literary prize inaugurated by Frédéric Beigbeder in 1994, is awarded annually at the Café de Flore.”

“A newly-renovated, historic art deco landmark: an authentic Paris cinema, built in 1921.”

“Perfect place to eat delicious macaroons with hot beverage. The decoration is fantastic.”

“best ice cream in town stop at the café for the nice view on the bridge best place to sit on the Island Saint Louis”

“Located in the heart of the Bassin de la Villette in the 19th arrondissement, the Pavillon des Canaux has sparked the interest and curiosity of many Parisians. It may be due to the fact that it resembles a large doll’s house where you can dine in any room, including the colourful bathroom. Order your preferred beverage with a plate of avocado on toast or enjoy a full brunch plate during the weekend at this quirky café located by the river.”

“Welcome to Belleville – home to one of Paris’s lively Chinatowns, a burgeoning artist quarter and a dizzying array of cultures. Belleville has always been a working class neighborhood, with immigration generating much of the area's zest. What started in the 1920's with Greeks, Jews and Armenians led to waves of North Africans, Sub-Saharan Africans and Chinese immigrants settling here. Cheap rents have also led artists to flow into the area, making it an ideal spot for their ateliers. Belleville may not provide a typical experience of Paris, but its energy and diversity are certainly worth checking out.”

“Perfect for a sunny afternoon, this charming café is known for its delicious drinks and tranquil terrace space.”

“A little hyped up and hipster, but hey, this bakery makes the whole street smell amazing!”

“Perfect place to eat delicious macaroons with hot beverage. The decoration is fantastic.”

“Big French food market where you can buy amazing local products including cheese. ”

“They have shops in a few other places in the city, but I like the one in the 6th best. This is the place to buy your macarons in Paris. ”

“the best hot chocolate in the world (although it’s closer to drinking chocolate). Their pastries are also wonderful; I recommend eating breakfast there. You’ll probably need to reserve or else queue for ages, as this has blown up since I used to go as a student.”

“In Trocadero place, Carrete is one of the most Parisian 'café'. A very good place for breakfast or just a coffee.”

“one of the best bakery in Paris just around the corner. what else could i say? go taste it! ”

“Meilleure pâtisserie. C'est également la plus ancienne pâtisserie de Paris ! Best and oldest bakery in Paris!”