Going to Paris for the FIRST time in June 2023 to celebrate our thirtieth anniversary. Just wanted to say that you both will go with us as our guides. Your videos have been invaluable and we feel completely comfortable visiting Paris with your tutorials. Thank you for your love of Paris, travel, and the inspiration to keep exploring our world.
I would love to take you to all of these types of restaurant’s and fine dine you in style my special, wonderful cookie. I was thinking of going over there on our honeymoon and if it comes down to it - I’ll pay the extra’s just to see your face light up. 😊😊🌺🌺🌹🌹🌷🌷🌸🌸🎄🎄💜💜💘💘💘💐💕💕😍😍💖💖💟💟❤️❤️😘😘💓💓
Being lonely is really upsetting, but being with you is truly enjoying! So why not enjoy with you by watching your channel.Entertaining, enteresting and delightfully watching you.Thanks! Ma'am/Sir.
I’ve been to Paris twice. Wished I’ve known about your channel back then. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos. You do such an amazing job! Keep up the great work. 🌹
We’re celebrating our 25th anniversary in Paris. I’d love to dine at ANY of these, but L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon has been on our list for a few years now, since Anthony Bourdain ate there several years before his own passing. With over 30 Michelin stars under his belt worldwide-how could I not want to eat there!?The pommes purée are legendary in the culinary world. RIP Chef Robuchon(2018).
We visited Le Procope and it was wonderful. And we definitely saved some $$. The ambiance, history, and food was wonderful. We brought our 2 young children with us and the staff treated them like they were paying the bill!
Many years ago - I plucked up my courage and marched into the Tour D'Argent without a reservation, and asked if they could squeeze me in. The Maitre D and staff could not have been more charming! They brought me a glass of champagne in the foyer. Explained they were fully booked and couldn't seat me. But told me they'd be happy to call the restaurant down the street where their staff liked to dine. I happily accepted their offer. Maitre D refused payment for my wine, saying it was their pleasure. They then had a busboy walk me down the block to the other restaurant, where I was treated like a king and had an outstanding meal. A memorable night.
That sounds like excellent service! You didn't even dine there but already got such a good service! This is how businesses stay for a long time in the industry. Mannerism is everything.
Hello guys! Greetings from the US! I love Le Grand Vefour. I went in late September 2013 with 2 friends for lunch(it was a prix fixed menu available lunch time only, more affordable) to celebrate my 40th Birthday. It was an unforgettable experience. The film “Midnight in Paris” had a scene taped in this iconic establishment. I am looking forward to try one of the other options you recommended when I have the opportunity to go back. Thanks a lot for sharing all your experiences with us, much appreciated! Cheers
I think I’ve already said it on another interview but your channel is my favorite when it comes to Paris, I know here I can find the answer to all of my questions! I am currently preparing for my 5th visit of the city and wanted to explore more of the fine dining options and your video gave me all the info I needed!! Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!
I'm surprised Le Taillevent isn't on the list. Othwerwise I am glad you chose to focus more on the classic vs modern french restaurants for this video.
I enjoy watching your videos on Saturdays, especially when you talk about food. I tried Le Ciel and L'Atelier but for lunch, much more affordable for our budget.
Going to Paris July 14. We have watched a number of your videos and we like them quite a lot. Detailed nicely, not over done. Pretty much to the point, as a guest for Paris. We are feeling more comfortable with our first trip to the City of Lights. Great job.
Great video! It is concise and straight to the point, with lots of quick images of the food and setting. It has all the info you need, including the price tag, google rating, location and whether it serves breakfast, lunch or dinner. And you went through 10 restaurants in 10 minutes!
Lunchtime is the best time to go to any Michelin starred restaurant as they will usually offer set price (prix fixe) menus (formules) or menu degustations which are significantly cheaper than a la carte in the evening. Oh and the wine list is la carte des vins. The most important phrase to know in restaurant French 🇫🇷!!!
I am a big fan of your sight and I enjoy the A-Z of Paris that you expertly present. I must take exception with the following three fine dining restaurants that are not in your top ten. First, Le Cinq, and imho, the finest three star in Paris. Second is another three star, Ledoyen. And third is a two star, Les Ambassadeurs. We have dined at all three and of course agree with the Michelin ratings. Someone else may wonder where Le Taillavent is with two stars. We have not dined there but it is certainly considered an institution. Thanks for listening and keep em coming!
Rather surprised that Le Train Bleu was not on this list. It has become our favorite upscale dining in Paris with, for us anyway, better food than several on your list. But we understand these kinds of “best” lists are subjective.
Great list of some of the finest restaurants in Paris! Exceptional! A welcome advantage to the Jules Verne (Eiffel Tower) is the private elvator so no need to wait in line (lunch for the 3 of us was however 800euros...but definitely worth it!) My experience at the Tour d'Argent was not particularly pleasant due to VERY haughty waiters...but the view is spectacular! Two of my favorite restaurants in this category are: Le Taillevent rue Lamennais in the 8th and Restaurant Lasserre avenue Franklin Roosevelt (also in the 8th) across from the Grand Palais. But the "Les Frenchies" selections, in a word, Parfait ! :) And a great service espeially for new or first time visitors to Paris.
I was treated with 3 others for lunch at Jules Verne!!! What a wonderful day!! Food was great, tried the babba too. You ride a private elevator to the restaurant and also can go outside to take in the view 😎
We celebrated my husband 50th birthday (almost 51st) at Madame Brasserie at the Eiffel Tower, it was great experience! It was about 250€ for both of us.
Great video (once again)! Thanks for putting so much time and effort into these! Question: Particularly for the really high-end restaurants, is there an actual "dress code"? Is a jacket and tie "required", or just "appreciated" by the management?
You might add La Grande Cascade to your part 2 episode. Went last night for their Signature Menu and it was heavenly, staff not only spoke English but were marvelous, all in a beautiful belle Epoque building in the Bois de Boulogne. They really deserve a 2nd star from Michelin!
This is a very good list! Although I think I would squeeze in Le Cinq at the George V. Top tip: If you ask nicely, the amazingly-friendly staff at the Jules Verne will open the door to their private outside deck. Just ring the bell when you are finished. Also, the JV has its own private entrance and elevator, so no waiting in the very long lines with the tourists.
We chose Le Procope for it’s history and location. As you show the interior is vintage brass and wood. The meal was very affordable for this level of decor and setting. The staff were very attentive. The Profiteroles were the hit of the night. The only advice I would give is do not order the Coq au Vin as mine was mostly bone, cartilage and skin with very meat at all. Everything else we had was excellent.
Thank you for the glimpse into the interiors, as well as the incredible food, in these fine dining establishments. I doubt that I will ever have the opportunity to dine at most of them as they aren't within my budget. Happy New Year! Bonne Année!
We were staying almost right next to Laperouse a couple of years ago, walked by it several times a day. Decided it would be the location of our "special" Paris meal. Was a very pleasant and enjoyable experience. The food was fine but the atmosphere is what made it special
Love these restaurant tips..definitely checking one or 2 of them out on my next visit. I would actually give an honorable mention to Le Grand Colbert by the Palais Royale. Was there in May and it was a really elegant restaurant with reasonable prices.
Visited Paris back in 1988 summer right after high school. Would love to visit one more time since I’ve never visited again. Glad I found your channel!!!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel I definitely would love to visit again. Haven’t traveled since October 2019 just before Covid really got crazy. That trip took me from Budapest to Prague.
I always travel by myself. I have eaten at L'Atelier De Joel Robuchon and Le Grand Vefour and felt totally comfortable at both places...but the other restaurants would not interest me. How about a video of great restaurants for the SOLO diner !
I had dinner at Guy Savoy in 2017 as a solo diner and felt completely at ease. I also stopped at a 2-star and a 1-star. The 2-star was terrific (though now closed) for the solo diner. The 1-star was unacceptable.
What a pleasure your videos are to watch! And I love the soundtracks (is the music listed anywhere?) I thought Le Café Mollien at the Louvre was a great place to have lunch--glorious views of the Louvre courtyards and those noble buildings along the Rue de Rivoli. The Restaurant du Musée d'Orsay is beautiful as well.
Had a friend who went to Savoy and LOVED IT! He planned his entire trip around it. @$4K but he said that was the reason he went to Paris. Yes, Wine was most of that. LOL
My wife & I love your channel as we will be in Paris the first week in Oct. I have question about "Restaurant Alain Ducasse" in Hotel Le Meurice. Is there a dress code for it? It is our anniversary & want to surprise her.
Thank you for the great video! I had a question about " Le Ciel de Paris" restaurant. If you make a reservation for a simple booking on their site, are you also guaranteed a seat with a view? Do you need to pay for a ticket to go up the tower or ordering a small dessert at the restaurant is fine? Thank you!
2 stars and above wear a jacket and dress pants and at 3 stars I wear a suit and tie, to show respect to the restaurant. Everywhere else a collared shirt and jeans will get you there. But I have seen American tourists in the 1* Les Climats restaurant in t shirts and reversed ball caps!
In Copenhagen or Stockholm, three star restaurants are twice or even three times as expensive as in London or Paris. But the quality of the seafood is otherworldly.
My favourite restaurant is Alliance on the left bank. 1 star. Deserves 2 stars. I also love Le Taillevent ,Le Baudelaire and the very best is Le Pre Catalan. 3 stars.
I am surprised you didn't include Pierre Gagnaire on this list, or Le Taillement. And Guy Savoy will set you back €600+ for the full tasting menu...but it is absolutely amazing.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel yes, I mention Le Taillement in particular for that reason. It is a 2* Michelin restaurant and is highly renowned, but still offers a 3-course lunch for €90. By Michelin standards it's a bargain. I have never been to Pierre Gagnaire's Paris restaurant but it offers a 5-course lunch menu for €165...I might try that one day. Have you been there?
Just Love watching you both, but oh la la there are some really pricey options out there. Time enough to plan our next visit to Paris. Your videos just keep luring us in....Ale Onnivar!
Today is my second day in paris, i watched your other video for dining, went to le procope, they upped their prices i think, i spent 110€ for 2 people And made a reservation on ciel de paris
Very Happy you don't' forget L 'ambroisie very quiet restaurant from the media and tourist , like His Chef owner Bernard Pacaud rarely see him in person . I think in the oldest restaurant 3 starts Michelin in Paris
Bonjour! Le Kaveri is the best fine dining Indian restaurant in Asnières, located in the suburbs of Paris. If you're craving the most authentic and scrumptious Indian food, this is the place to be. I loved it-do check it out! ❤️
I will choose Le Procope for my birthday. Its amazing to know Benjamin Franklin, Marie Antoinette and Napoleon used to dine there.
I went there, and it was really nice !
Going to Paris for the FIRST time in June 2023 to celebrate our thirtieth anniversary. Just wanted to say that you both will go with us as our guides. Your videos have been invaluable and we feel completely comfortable visiting Paris with your tutorials. Thank you for your love of Paris, travel, and the inspiration to keep exploring our world.
Gave a list of my top 3 to hubby. Told him to get on the horn and start making reservations. He might be a little mad at you... 😂
I would love to take you to all of these types of restaurant’s and fine dine you in style my special, wonderful cookie. I was thinking of going over there on our honeymoon and if it comes down to it - I’ll pay the extra’s just to see your face light up. 😊😊🌺🌺🌹🌹🌷🌷🌸🌸🎄🎄💜💜💘💘💘💐💕💕😍😍💖💖💟💟❤️❤️😘😘💓💓
@@michaelwest3338 LOL I think you got the wrong cookie... My honeymoon was over 34 years ago. Enjoy yours though! Bonne appetit!
Being lonely is really upsetting, but being with you is truly enjoying! So why not enjoy with you by watching your channel.Entertaining, enteresting and delightfully watching you.Thanks! Ma'am/Sir.
I’ve been to Paris twice. Wished I’ve known about your channel back then. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos. You do such an amazing job! Keep up the great work. 🌹
We’re celebrating our 25th anniversary in Paris. I’d love to dine at ANY of these, but L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon has been on our list for a few years now, since Anthony Bourdain ate there several years before his own passing. With over 30 Michelin stars under his belt worldwide-how could I not want to eat there!?The pommes purée are legendary in the culinary world. RIP Chef Robuchon(2018).
We visited Le Procope and it was wonderful. And we definitely saved some $$. The ambiance, history, and food was wonderful. We brought our 2 young children with us and the staff treated them like they were paying the bill!
Many years ago - I plucked up my courage and marched into the Tour D'Argent without a reservation, and asked if they could squeeze me in. The Maitre D and staff could not have been more charming! They brought me a glass of champagne in the foyer. Explained they were fully booked and couldn't seat me. But told me they'd be happy to call the restaurant down the street where their staff liked to dine. I happily accepted their offer. Maitre D refused payment for my wine, saying it was their pleasure. They then had a busboy walk me down the block to the other restaurant, where I was treated like a king and had an outstanding meal.
A memorable night.
That sounds like excellent service! You didn't even dine there but already got such a good service! This is how businesses stay for a long time in the industry. Mannerism is everything.
A very nice experience!
I love the way he talks. You can't find a difference when he speaks English or French. Fantastic!!
Hello guys! Greetings from the US! I love Le Grand Vefour. I went in late September 2013 with 2 friends for lunch(it was a prix fixed menu available lunch time only, more affordable) to celebrate my 40th Birthday. It was an unforgettable experience. The film “Midnight in Paris” had a scene taped in this iconic establishment. I am looking forward to try one of the other options you recommended when I have the opportunity to go back. Thanks a lot for sharing all your experiences with us, much appreciated! Cheers
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Thanks for showing d excellent venues of restaurants for fine dining, gastronomy experience in Paris.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel 😊
I think I’ve already said it on another interview but your channel is my favorite when it comes to Paris, I know here I can find the answer to all of my questions! I am currently preparing for my 5th visit of the city and wanted to explore more of the fine dining options and your video gave me all the info I needed!! Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!
I'm surprised Le Taillevent isn't on the list. Othwerwise I am glad you chose to focus more on the classic vs modern french restaurants for this video.
I enjoy watching your videos on Saturdays, especially when you talk about food. I tried Le Ciel and L'Atelier but for lunch, much more affordable for our budget.
Going to Paris July 14. We have watched a number of your videos and we like them quite a lot. Detailed nicely, not over done. Pretty much to the point, as a guest for Paris. We are feeling more comfortable with our first trip to the City of Lights. Great job.
I love your vibes as a couple🤩🤩 god bless you❤
This is a great list. There are some notable omissions, but Paris has so many good restaurants it is hard to choose.
This was so helpful for our upcoming trip to Paris! You guys are so amazing, thank you! 🥰
Great video! It is concise and straight to the point, with lots of quick images of the food and setting. It has all the info you need, including the price tag, google rating, location and whether it serves breakfast, lunch or dinner. And you went through 10 restaurants in 10 minutes!
La Boite Aux Lettres is exceptional every time I visit. The most recent time was two weeks ago and it was perfect!
Lunchtime is the best time to go to any Michelin starred restaurant as they will usually offer set price (prix fixe) menus (formules) or menu degustations which are significantly cheaper than a la carte in the evening.
Oh and the wine list is la carte des vins.
The most important phrase to know in restaurant French 🇫🇷!!!
Perfect timing - thank you! Arriving Paris 7/14 and our 35th anniversary during our stay!
I am a big fan of your sight and I enjoy the A-Z of Paris that you expertly present. I must take exception with the following three fine dining restaurants that are not in your top ten. First, Le Cinq, and imho, the finest three star in Paris. Second is another three star, Ledoyen. And third is a two star, Les Ambassadeurs. We have dined at all three and of course agree with the Michelin ratings. Someone else may wonder where Le Taillavent is with two stars. We have not dined there but it is certainly considered an institution. Thanks for listening and keep em coming!
Rather surprised that Le Train Bleu was not on this list. It has become our favorite upscale dining in Paris with, for us anyway, better food than several on your list. But we understand these kinds of “best” lists are subjective.
Great list of some of the finest restaurants in Paris! Exceptional! A welcome advantage to the Jules Verne (Eiffel Tower) is the private elvator so no need to wait in line (lunch for the 3 of us was however 800euros...but definitely worth it!) My experience at the Tour d'Argent was not particularly pleasant due to VERY haughty waiters...but the view is spectacular! Two of my favorite restaurants in this category are: Le Taillevent rue Lamennais in the 8th and Restaurant Lasserre avenue Franklin Roosevelt (also in the 8th) across from the Grand Palais. But the "Les Frenchies" selections, in a word, Parfait ! :) And a great service espeially for new or first time visitors to Paris.
I love what you guys do. I also love Paris so watching your videos is the perfect way to relax and look forward to my next visit.
Great video. I love your other videos too. A wealth of information about Paris and the restaurants
Love love love - Bon chance with the Olympics.... Sending much love and blessings to Paris from Carmel by the Sea xoxo
Thanks. I'm definitely going to dine at Le Ciel de Paris. The price isn't bad at all for such great, classic food and such a stunning view.
I was treated with 3 others for lunch at Jules Verne!!! What a wonderful day!! Food was great, tried the babba too. You ride a private elevator to the restaurant and also can go outside to take in the view 😎
We went to Le Procope. It’s was wonderful. Service was excellent food was outstanding. AAA+++ Thank you again for the video!!!
Comem d’habitude un vídeo superbe et plein d’information. Merci de Brésil. GregM
We celebrated my husband 50th birthday (almost 51st) at Madame Brasserie at the Eiffel Tower, it was great experience! It was about 250€ for both of us.
I think for our 40th wedding anniversary, the jules Verne would be amazing.
Do you all recommend Le Train Bleu - it looks amazing but seems far away
@@LesFrenchiesTravel thanks for getting back to me. I’ll let y’all know. What about Sergent Recruiter on Ile St Louis?
Yay ! A new video from The Frenchies :)
Great video (once again)! Thanks for putting so much time and effort into these! Question: Particularly for the really high-end restaurants, is there an actual "dress code"? Is a jacket and tie "required", or just "appreciated" by the management?
Another suggestion (after the macarons.) : restaurant Epicure at Hotel Bristol. Amazing place for the eyes and the body !
Lapérouse has the most magical ambiance - transporting!
You might add La Grande Cascade to your part 2 episode. Went last night for their Signature Menu and it was heavenly, staff not only spoke English but were marvelous, all in a beautiful belle Epoque building in the Bois de Boulogne. They really deserve a 2nd star from Michelin!
I am really enjoying your videos. So helpful in my planning. I am even taking notes. Plus, you are a very relatable person. Thank you!
I have been waiting for this one for my trip in 2 weeks! Thank you!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel Merci, I would have liked to meet you folks to thank you but I am not sure how to safely do that here. :)
I want to come here so cozy restaurant love to watched your nice vedio new friend
This is a very good list! Although I think I would squeeze in Le Cinq at the George V.
Top tip: If you ask nicely, the amazingly-friendly staff at the Jules Verne will open the door to their private outside deck. Just ring the bell when you are finished. Also, the JV has its own private entrance and elevator, so no waiting in the very long lines with the tourists.
good squeeze 🙂
And on the left bank L’Alliance which is one star but deserves two.
Legendary meal at Jules Vern; amazing memories, hope to come back to that magical place!
❤️❤️❤️
You guys are so wonderful. Thank you for doing this!
Visiting Paris in September, your channel is great!
Excellent selection of some of the best restaurants in Paris.
Thank you so much! Exactly what I needed.
La Coupole is one of my favorites ❤️
L'ambroisie and Guy Savoie are my favorites. Excellent review. Mercie Beaucoup.
We chose Le Procope for it’s history and location. As you show the interior is vintage brass and wood. The meal was very affordable for this level of decor and setting. The staff were very attentive. The Profiteroles were the hit of the night. The only advice I would give is do not order the Coq au Vin as mine was mostly bone, cartilage and skin with very meat at all. Everything else we had was excellent.
I agree. Follow the advice, I was disappointed with the dish
we had a very disappointing meal there Sept 2022. they were gracious and did not charge us.
Google review have some really negatives on Procope. I have reservation tonight with people visiting me… I hope it is going well tonight…
I didn’t have a great meal there but the ambience is fantastic.
Thank you for the glimpse into the interiors, as well as the incredible food, in these fine dining establishments. I doubt that I will ever have the opportunity to dine at most of them as they aren't within my budget. Happy New Year! Bonne Année!
We were staying almost right next to Laperouse a couple of years ago, walked by it several times a day. Decided it would be the location of our "special" Paris meal. Was a very pleasant and enjoyable experience. The food was fine but the atmosphere is what made it special
Fabulous Videos and so so informative! Thanks for your efforts!
This list is so amazing! I am in Paris right now and have to try one out....!! Thank you so much for this video...!
Guy Savoy is an icon in dining. Que le meilleur en fine cuisine dans tout Paris.
You two are always the best!
thanks for a lovely video~~~~~
Such an amazing video, I will be going to Paris next summer and can’t wait to try some of these places. Cheers from Mexico 😊
Making me hungry! Love to see the top spots. For a splurge and a treat! Always enjoy your videos!
You guys are amazing. Thanks for all these fantastic videos. Keep up the excellent work.✌😃
Love these restaurant tips..definitely checking one or 2 of them out on my next visit. I would actually give an honorable mention to Le Grand Colbert by the Palais Royale. Was there in May and it was a really elegant restaurant with reasonable prices.
What's the expected tipping at these kind of restaurants compared to a local low cost restaurant?
Great vlog Les Frenchies! You show us what we can and can't afford hahahah!
Wow ... I love every bit you did in this video you are doing great...thanks for the info
I don't think anyone can top this list, la grande classe and a gastronome's dream.
Visited Paris back in 1988 summer right after high school. Would love to visit one more time since I’ve never visited again. Glad I found your channel!!!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel I definitely would love to visit again. Haven’t traveled since October 2019 just before Covid really got crazy. That trip took me from Budapest to Prague.
Thanks a lot,very helpful for my plans to paris❤
I always travel by myself. I have eaten at L'Atelier De Joel Robuchon and Le Grand Vefour and felt totally comfortable at both places...but the other restaurants would not interest me. How about a video of great restaurants for the SOLO diner !
I had dinner at Guy Savoy in 2017 as a solo diner and felt completely at ease. I also stopped at a 2-star and a 1-star. The 2-star was terrific (though now closed) for the solo diner. The 1-star was unacceptable.
Love your videos - charming and informative!
Thank you very much.
You are welcome!
Thanks for the video, it helped me decide most of these restaurants would rarely be worth it to me.
Excellent, very good information and recommendation, definitely i will try at least one of those restaurants. Thank you to share this info. 👍
Going to be my birthday in June, and now you're really making me reconsider my first choice LOL
Yum 😋 mouth watering! Cheers 🥂
Thank you so much, now I know where I will take my parents for dinner in Septemmber, Le Procope it is
Great video. I will follow. I enjoy your channel sir and maddam
For a special occasion my favorite restaurant in Paris is Lasserre with its retracting roof. It is expensive but worth it.
Great and very helpful video guys!
What a pleasure your videos are to watch! And I love the soundtracks (is the music listed anywhere?) I thought Le Café Mollien at the Louvre was a great place to have lunch--glorious views of the Louvre courtyards and those noble buildings along the Rue de Rivoli. The Restaurant du Musée d'Orsay is beautiful as well.
Спасибо, вы показали нам красивые и классные рестораны.....
La Petruse sounds like a great place to dine
Had a friend who went to Savoy and LOVED IT! He planned his entire trip around it. @$4K but he said that was the reason he went to Paris. Yes, Wine was most of that. LOL
Love paris alberto mejias happy new year 2023 for every one
My wife & I love your channel as we will be in Paris the first week in Oct. I have question about "Restaurant Alain Ducasse" in Hotel Le Meurice.
Is there a dress code for it? It is our anniversary & want to surprise her.
Yes, absolutely. Jacket and collered shirt required 😁
For Le Ceil, the E74 and E138 dinner are basically the same meal, right?
I'm in! Let's go my family!
Thank you for the great video! I had a question about " Le Ciel de Paris" restaurant. If you make a reservation for a simple booking on their site, are you also guaranteed a seat with a view? Do you need to pay for a ticket to go up the tower or ordering a small dessert at the restaurant is fine? Thank you!
Can you comment on the expected dress code at any of these lovely restaurants? Our 25th anniversary is coming up and we are spending it in Paris!
2 stars and above wear a jacket and dress pants and at 3 stars I wear a suit and tie, to show respect to the restaurant.
Everywhere else a collared shirt and jeans will get you there.
But I have seen American tourists in the 1* Les Climats restaurant in t shirts and reversed ball caps!
In Copenhagen or Stockholm, three star restaurants are twice or even three times as expensive as in London or Paris. But the quality of the seafood is otherworldly.
Great video. Merci.
My favourite restaurant is Alliance on the left bank. 1 star. Deserves 2 stars.
I also love Le Taillevent ,Le Baudelaire and the very best is Le Pre Catalan. 3 stars.
The only one I experienced was Le Procope. I had invited an American couple, and they liked it a lot. That was in the 1970s.
I am surprised you didn't include Pierre Gagnaire on this list, or Le Taillement.
And Guy Savoy will set you back €600+ for the full tasting menu...but it is absolutely amazing.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel yes, I mention Le Taillement in particular for that reason. It is a 2* Michelin restaurant and is highly renowned, but still offers a 3-course lunch for €90. By Michelin standards it's a bargain.
I have never been to Pierre Gagnaire's Paris restaurant but it offers a 5-course lunch menu for €165...I might try that one day. Have you been there?
Just Love watching you both, but oh la la there are some really pricey options out there. Time enough to plan our next visit to Paris. Your videos just keep luring us in....Ale Onnivar!
Fantaboulous!
Today is my second day in paris, i watched your other video for dining, went to le procope, they upped their prices i think, i spent 110€ for 2 people
And made a reservation on ciel de paris
Very Happy you don't' forget L 'ambroisie very quiet restaurant from the media and tourist , like His Chef owner Bernard Pacaud rarely see him in person . I think in the oldest restaurant 3 starts Michelin in Paris
Bonjour!
Le Kaveri is the best fine dining Indian restaurant in Asnières, located in the suburbs of Paris. If you're craving the most authentic and scrumptious Indian food, this is the place to be. I loved it-do check it out! ❤️
I believe you named them all ! Good job.
( a 52 yo parisian who were ever able to afford any of these ;-p but still glad they exist)