I love all 5 of these places but I'm so curious which one appeals to you most. Which would you pick as your favourite? 🇫🇷🤤🥖🍷🐷☕️🧀 Remember to like and subscribe to show your support - merci beaucoup! 😘
You will find me at my usual outside table at Les Deux Magots in late morning or afternoon. Unfortunately, my favorite newspaper, the IHT, is no longer published in Paris or anywhere. I shall have to find something else to read (and hide behind) the next time I'm in Paris. Yes, it's been too long. You're lucky to be living there.
The people watching when enjoying a late breakfast at Café de Flore - so many elegant women strolling by in heels and handsome French men - oui oui! 😁😎
The Bouillon Chartier is also one of my favorite spot to eat, just so you know however, it has never been a train station, don’t believe what it is written in Wikipedia (at least the one in english, that mistake isn’t in the french language one) even though it kind of looks like a railway concourse, but it’s a former « cartoucherie » a cartridges factory (opened in 1845 and that ran out of business in 1880, till the Chartier brothers bought it and turned it into a restaurant in 1896).
My wife and I've been there twice. I'm from New Orleans a city with amazing food. BUT, oh my god when our french friends said they had the best foods. They weren't lying. I didn't find any place in Paris that had bad foods. Even their American style foods was SO good.
@@EileenAldis You're lovely, intelligent and, most importantly, an interesting woman, Eileen. Were I a hundred years younger, I'd look you up. Aaaah, to share Paris!
Oh my, once again, I am feeling the urge to go find something delectable to eat. I know I won't find any of those amazing dishes in my refrigerator so perhaps a trip to the city is in my immediate future. Great video.
No wonder Paris is a foodie's paradise....I love them all but perhaps a wee bit partial to the train station clock restaurant. So historic. Video brings back great memories and a reminder why it is so popular with visitors and Parisians.
The meal we had at Chartier was one of my favourite travel meal memories. Just the whole experience from start to finish was great. Can't wait to go back another time :)
"Au pied de cochon" was one of my Grand Father favorite restaurant in Paris. He used to take me there when we met in Paris. It's a good place. The café de Flore, is only famous because Hemingway, Fitzgerald or Picasso went there. But at the time they had no money and Hemingway explained that he liked it because it was cheap and heated. It's not cheap anymore.
Your Paris list is by far one of the most detailed and amazing one on Y-tube, I have been researching Paris for five months since the quarantine hoping to visit once borders are opened for us, I really love this list it is comprehensive and combines all especially the amazing life style.
Hello and thank you! I appreciate your kind comment and am really happy to know you found this video helpful. I hope it won't be too long until you can safely travel to Paris and enjoy one of the most delightful places on the planet (and one of my personal favourites). We made a whole series of videos about Paris, if you'd like to see more - they're here: bit.ly/parisvideosplaylist. I hope you enjoy your planning (half the fun!) and please have a pain au chocolat (or three) for me when you go ;)
Cool I found your videos since my family and I are gonna visit Paris next month, so I'll know what kinds of foods and restaurants they got their thanks
That's great to hear! We've made a lot of other videos in Paris with more ideas for your trip (including more foods and restaurants....!). They're here: bit.ly/parisvideosplaylist Have a fabulous time. I'd love to hear about your trip.
This made me very hungry especially the french onion soup looked delicious. I didn't know about the cafe des 2 moulins. Would really love to visit that restaurant. Great vid with very handy information. Thanks for sharing
Compliments ,tres bonne presentation. Great video. We are going back to Paris and to Bouillon Chartier for the fifth time. Un grand merci and take great care
Great job! I grew up in Paris and went to school with the grand son of the owner of Cafe de Flore. There is a second floor where we used to hangout. I love your recommendation about Poilane.
Thank you! That's so cool you went to school with the grandson of the Flore owner. We didn't eat inside on the second floor but I went up to take a look and loved the vibe. I can see why you'd want to spend time hanging out there. I love Poilane so much and always find the staff there really kind. One of my favourite Paris habits is going to Poilane and then walking over to the Luxembourg Garden and eating there. ❤️
Chartier was awesome from start to finish. Can’t recommend enough and can’t wait to return. That sandwich is from our video about 5 foods to try in Paris and it was so good. Just ham and salted butter on fresh baguette. Simple and tasty 🤤
It's so nice to see a video where the presenter pronounces words correctly and gives some history and detail behind things. Too many folks just make videos of themselves eating. As one commentor before me here has said, that smacks of self-indulgence. I just watched a couple of videos today where the people didn't take the time to do their homework, to learn the history, or even how to pronounce things in French, which of course, is only a click away on the internet. That shows a lack of respect, and I know it really irks Europeans, and the French in particular who make a real effort to preserve their culture. You're sophisticated and you provide a lot of lovely detail, and because of that, I have a lot more faith in your recommendations. Also, it's a million times more pleasant than hearing someone mangle kwah-sohn into cro-sant!
Wow! Love the combination of food and history! Can’t believe the Au Pied de Cochon has been open 24/7 since 1947, that’s so cool! Thanks for another great video!!!
Thanks! Yeah, it's pretty amazing that they literally haven't closed ONCE in more than 70 years. That's quite a feat, especially in the restaurant business, I'd say!
Wow, talk about starting out with a bang, this first stop is brilliantly delicious looking. Mmmm onion soup :) Flora:) Creme brulee :) Beautiful foodie cafe tour! A lot of great tips. Thanks for this share, James and Kim
Hi Eileen and Marc 🇫🇷 You may not know it but could possibly have guessed, I was there with you in mind, heart and soul 💗! Thank God I just ate or I would have been grabbing for Anything not good, just to satisfy my cravings! Cheers 🙌🤗
Eileen, I clicked on to your website hoping that you were going to recommend a restaurant I have wanted to eat at, but cannot remember the name of it. I thought maybe by chance you have eaten at said restaurant, and then I would remember the name.... I am duly impressed by the quality of your video however, and will watch for more. Thank You for giving us an insight to the wonderful culinary world that is Paris. In the meanwhile, I am searching for my passport.....
Great guide around the Parisian dining scene! The love the tip about the Frenchie to Go which allows you to eat amazing quality food without the hefty price tag. Will definitely be checking these out when in Paris!
The pink piggy restaurant is something right up my alley! So many great restaurants in Paris... as I imagined. I hope to eat at that outdoor cafe someday soon.
Very glad I came back to revisit a few of your videos yet again. Paris looks like a definite 'bucket-list' type location, with several spots as must-visits while there. I can only imagine how much so many of those amazing restaurants have to be hurting through all of this right now, and eagerly waiting for when they can open back up to everyone, and people able to travel to Paris as well to taste & see everything. A great Caffe Latte & Creme Brulee together would be so yummy, (great choice) at the one spot.
I can also recommend the Bouillon Pigalle. The philosophy is the same and the food is delicious and affordable. We queued for an hour to get in and didn't hear a single English-speaker the entire time. It was worth the wait!
Sooooo want to go back to Paris. Love the food. Vids like yours help me live the life from all the way over in Australia. Love how you show how delicious the food is. Cheers.
Hi Anne! So nice to see your lovely comment - thank you! Australia has a special place in my heart because I used to live there (Sydney and then Melbourne). Which part are you from? We've been heartbroken seeing the terrible fires. Sending our support and love ❤️
Cheers Eileen, I’m a Melbournian who was born in Sydney. Yes, the fires have been disastrous and a wake up call to not repeat this tragedy. Dreaming about wonderful cities like Paris help heaps. You helped with this vid. 👋
I’m surprised you both ordered the same dish at so many places! I would force my hubby to pick something different so we could try twice as many delicious things 🤤
I just stumbled across your channel while starting to research for my honeymoon in 2022...This has to be one of the first travel vlogs that I really enjoyed and felt like it was truly informative and not a form of self indulgence. Your videos are great and look forward to seeing more. Do you by chance have any other videos of France outside of Paris?
hey Eileen Aldis, it is really nice choices. Did you try any Indian food in Paris? Just try in GOA BEACH PARIS. it is something great I hope you will have good experience.
Paris is my favorite city in the world. With such an endless selection of wonderful restaurants I'm puzzled why you would put Au Pied du Cochon on your list. They may have renovated it to a more upscale version of its former more charming simple self, but without Les Halles it lost its very reason for existence. Just like a Cafe de Flore, it's now a tourist trap.
Hi Stacy! Thank you - welcome to our channel :) I'm not sure specifically about mocktails at each of these restaurants but I linked them in the description box below the video if you want to check the individual menus. Certainly everywhere would have at least non-alcoholic options, but perhaps not mocktails per se. Hope that's helpful!
❤ Hi Eileen thanks for sharing such a nice video I loved it. It's hard to decide which one I liked most all are amazing. Stay blessed ameen. With love from 🇵🇰 pakistan. ❤
well, I went to tripadvisor and some of these rate poorly. I wish you would visit others. What made you eat at Flore and not the competition across the street?
Hi there, We made a lot of videos in Paris - they're here: bit.ly/parisvideosplaylist We ate at Flore because we'd heard so much about it and hadn't been there before. Next time we'd try across the street.
1:17 Bouillon Chartier 'a former railway station'? !!! Mind it is NOT a former railway station. The restaurant was created in 1896 by two brothers, Frédéric and Camille Chartier, in a building => " resembling a railway station " concourse.
Paris is always a good idea ;) We made a bunch of other videos there with more inspiration for your next visit: bit.ly/parisplaylist We're going to new Paris content soon too!
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I love all 5 of these places but I'm so curious which one appeals to you most. Which would you pick as your favourite? 🇫🇷🤤🥖🍷🐷☕️🧀 Remember to like and subscribe to show your support - merci beaucoup! 😘
Sweet.. loved the wine
The Amelie one! Every scene in that restaurant reminds me of the movie.
Chartier !
You will find me at my usual outside table at Les Deux Magots in late morning or afternoon. Unfortunately, my favorite newspaper, the IHT, is no longer published in Paris or anywhere. I shall have to find something else to read (and hide behind) the next time I'm in Paris. Yes, it's been too long. You're lucky to be living there.
The people watching when enjoying a late breakfast at Café de Flore - so many elegant women strolling by in heels and handsome French men - oui oui! 😁😎
The Bouillon Chartier is also one of my favorite spot to eat, just so you know however, it has never been a train station, don’t believe what it is written in Wikipedia (at least the one in english, that mistake isn’t in the french language one) even though it kind of looks like a railway concourse, but it’s a former « cartoucherie » a cartridges factory (opened in 1845 and that ran out of business in 1880, till the Chartier brothers bought it and turned it into a restaurant in 1896).
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Le bouillon Chartier c'est comme quand je mange chez mes parents...franchement...
thanks so much for the uploads ! glad i could witness everything !!
So happy you're enjoying our videos! Thank you! I love seeing your comments :)
My wife and I've been there twice. I'm from New Orleans a city with amazing food. BUT, oh my god when our french friends said they had the best foods. They weren't lying. I didn't find any place in Paris that had bad foods. Even their American style foods was SO good.
I love New Orleans!!!
I am so JEALOUS! Hahaha . . . So, I'll go to Paris! (Thank you--I needed that boosti n the right direction.)
Haha lovely! Paris is always a good idea ;)
@@EileenAldis You're lovely, intelligent and, most importantly, an interesting woman, Eileen. Were I a hundred years younger, I'd look you up. Aaaah, to share Paris!
@@TalentedDilittante haha well thank you for the lovely compliments, Douglas! :)
Ernest Hemingway was a regular at Cafe de Flore, he liked to hang out with fellow writers, philosophers etc.
Cool! I'd love to be a fly on the wall during those years when they were all around there. Flore has a very long list of accomplished clientele!
He was also a regular at Closerie de Lilas in Montparnesse
Oh my, once again, I am feeling the urge to go find something delectable to eat. I know I won't find any of those amazing dishes in my refrigerator so perhaps a trip to the city is in my immediate future. Great video.
Hey Ron! haha sounds like you need to make up a charcuterie board or something else delicious QUICK!
No wonder Paris is a foodie's paradise....I love them all but perhaps a wee bit partial to the train station clock restaurant. So historic. Video brings back
great memories and a reminder why it is so popular with visitors and Parisians.
The meal we had at Chartier was one of my favourite travel meal memories. Just the whole experience from start to finish was great. Can't wait to go back another time :)
totally agree 💜
Fabulous!! You have covered all the bases! I really liked hearing about Amalie's restaurant. Thanks
I’m going to Paris from Frankfurt Germany for thanksgiving 2021 and saved on my phone and took note of all your suggestions. Merci beaucoup
Sounds like a lovely trip. Have a great Thanksgiving!
Super excellent!!!! I am saving all these places for my next visit.
Wonderful! I'm always dreaming of Paris... :)
You have well presented these good restaurants in Paris.
Many thanks for this video !!
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"Au pied de cochon" was one of my Grand Father favorite restaurant in Paris. He used to take me there when we met in Paris. It's a good place.
The café de Flore, is only famous because Hemingway, Fitzgerald or Picasso went there. But at the time they had no money and Hemingway explained that he liked it because it was cheap and heated. It's not cheap anymore.
Thank you for sharing such a lovely memory with your grandfather. ❤️
Your Paris list is by far one of the most detailed and amazing one on Y-tube, I have been researching Paris for five months since the quarantine hoping to visit once borders are opened for us, I really love this list it is comprehensive and combines all especially the amazing life style.
Hello and thank you! I appreciate your kind comment and am really happy to know you found this video helpful. I hope it won't be too long until you can safely travel to Paris and enjoy one of the most delightful places on the planet (and one of my personal favourites). We made a whole series of videos about Paris, if you'd like to see more - they're here: bit.ly/parisvideosplaylist. I hope you enjoy your planning (half the fun!) and please have a pain au chocolat (or three) for me when you go ;)
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Excellent video. The prices're well explained.
Thanks a lot!
Glad it's helpful!
Cool I found your videos since my family and I are gonna visit Paris next month, so I'll know what kinds of foods and restaurants they got their thanks
I'm glad you found our channel! Sorry just seeing your comment now. How was your Paris trip?
@@EileenAldis It was nice and fun, weather was different than here in California, and went to lotta interesting places there
@@edwardchipdixon468 I'm glad to hear that! Did you have a favourite place or thing you tried eating?
Thanks!
When I finally get to Paris I will probably be solo so these small cafes would be best suited for me.
That's great to hear! We've made a lot of other videos in Paris with more ideas for your trip (including more foods and restaurants....!). They're here: bit.ly/parisvideosplaylist Have a fabulous time. I'd love to hear about your trip.
Oh my god. I am salivating. Thank you for your wonderful commentary. Merci.
That's my reaction too, Michelle haha 🤤Glad you enjoyed this video! ❤️
YES! I love Au Pied de Couchon! I'm so happy it made this list.
We do too! 🐷
Thanks for this video, it was very helpful!
Hey Irene! Glad to hear that :)
This made me very hungry especially the french onion soup looked delicious. I didn't know about the cafe des 2 moulins. Would really love to visit that restaurant. Great vid with very handy information. Thanks for sharing
Compliments ,tres bonne presentation. Great video. We are going back to Paris and to Bouillon Chartier for the fifth time.
Un grand merci and take great care
Merci! So glad you enjoyed the video and that's wonderful you're heading back to Paris and to Chartier - lucky you! Bon appetit :)
This was one of few excellent travel blogs ever!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thanks for the tips, Eileen! Decided to go to Paris on my next Euro Adventure and it's quite intimidating to figure out what to eat!!
Your enthusiasm is infectious! What a beautiful celebration of life and good food. I also love Amelie!
Great job! I grew up in Paris and went to school with the grand son of the owner of Cafe de Flore. There is a second floor where we used to hangout. I love your recommendation about Poilane.
Thank you! That's so cool you went to school with the grandson of the Flore owner. We didn't eat inside on the second floor but I went up to take a look and loved the vibe. I can see why you'd want to spend time hanging out there. I love Poilane so much and always find the staff there really kind. One of my favourite Paris habits is going to Poilane and then walking over to the Luxembourg Garden and eating there. ❤️
All the restaurants looks so good..the food so amazing I want to try it all...
I agree! All fun to visit :)
Omg! Eileen your video is so informative. My husband and I are going there on October. I’m getting more excited! 😊
Thank you for your video. I haven't heard about a couple of them and they look amazing!!!
They are! I love all of them for different reasons. Paris is one of my favourite cities to visit ❤️
Excellent video: these places all look lovely. Great value at Chartier and food looks delicious. The sandwich at the end looked very tempting too.
Chartier was awesome from start to finish. Can’t recommend enough and can’t wait to return. That sandwich is from our video about 5 foods to try in Paris and it was so good. Just ham and salted butter on fresh baguette. Simple and tasty 🤤
love this video and others on food adventures. Now I know what to try
Wow this is a really professional video, some very detailed information. Great work :)
It's so nice to see a video where the presenter pronounces words correctly and gives some history and detail behind things. Too many folks just make videos of themselves eating. As one commentor before me here has said, that smacks of self-indulgence. I just watched a couple of videos today where the people didn't take the time to do their homework, to learn the history, or even how to pronounce things in French, which of course, is only a click away on the internet. That shows a lack of respect, and I know it really irks Europeans, and the French in particular who make a real effort to preserve their culture.
You're sophisticated and you provide a lot of lovely detail, and because of that, I have a lot more faith in your recommendations. Also, it's a million times more pleasant than hearing someone mangle kwah-sohn into cro-sant!
Wow! Love the combination of food and history! Can’t believe the Au Pied de Cochon has been open 24/7 since 1947, that’s so cool! Thanks for another great video!!!
Thanks! Yeah, it's pretty amazing that they literally haven't closed ONCE in more than 70 years. That's quite a feat, especially in the restaurant business, I'd say!
I went there in the 80s on my first trip to Paris!!
Wow, talk about starting out with a bang, this first stop is brilliantly delicious looking.
Mmmm onion soup :)
Flora:)
Creme brulee :)
Beautiful foodie cafe tour! A lot of great tips.
Thanks for this share, James and Kim
I like all those recommendation but i love number 1, definitely we will try that one when we visit in pAris in the future.
Hi Eileen and Marc 🇫🇷 You may not know it but could possibly have guessed, I was there with you in mind, heart and soul 💗! Thank God I just ate or I would have been grabbing for Anything not good, just to satisfy my cravings! Cheers 🙌🤗
Hey Gina! We're happy you're along on these adventures with us :) The cravings are so real watching this back. So, so GOOD. Bon appetit! 👌
Eileen Aldis your accent when you pronounce French words makes this video worth it on its own!
Eileen, I clicked on to your website hoping that you were going to recommend a restaurant I have wanted to eat at, but cannot remember the name of it. I thought maybe by chance you have eaten at said restaurant, and then I would remember the name.... I am duly impressed by the quality of your video however, and will watch for more. Thank You for giving us an insight to the wonderful culinary world that is Paris. In the meanwhile, I am searching for my passport.....
Great guide around the Parisian dining scene! The love the tip about the Frenchie to Go which allows you to eat amazing quality food without the hefty price tag. Will definitely be checking these out when in Paris!
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4:17 café de flore ,Hemingway , Morrison are going through there among others .
All those restaurants looked fantastic! Great video thanks for bringing us along.
They are! Glad you enjoyed pulling up a seat at the table for this little tour :)
The pink piggy restaurant is something right up my alley! So many great restaurants in Paris... as I imagined. I hope to eat at that outdoor cafe someday soon.
We miss going out in Paris so much!
50 million meals! Love that Chartier is reasonably priced for such a classic and well-known spot
can't believe you covered all of my faves...💜💜💜💜💜 Chartier is my Number One though...
thanks will have to check these out
Very glad I came back to revisit a few of your videos yet again. Paris looks like a definite 'bucket-list' type location, with several spots as must-visits while there. I can only imagine how much so many of those amazing restaurants have to be hurting through all of this right now, and eagerly waiting for when they can open back up to everyone, and people able to travel to Paris as well to taste & see everything. A great Caffe Latte & Creme Brulee together would be so yummy, (great choice) at the one spot.
Amazing vlog!!
Thank you so much for sharing
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
I can also recommend the Bouillon Pigalle. The philosophy is the same and the food is delicious and affordable. We queued for an hour to get in and didn't hear a single English-speaker the entire time. It was worth the wait!
Sooooo want to go back to Paris. Love the food. Vids like yours help me live the life from all the way over in Australia. Love how you show how delicious the food is. Cheers.
Hi Anne! So nice to see your lovely comment - thank you! Australia has a special place in my heart because I used to live there (Sydney and then Melbourne). Which part are you from? We've been heartbroken seeing the terrible fires. Sending our support and love ❤️
Cheers Eileen, I’m a Melbournian who was born in Sydney. Yes, the fires have been disastrous and a wake up call to not repeat this tragedy. Dreaming about wonderful cities like Paris help heaps. You helped with this vid. 👋
@@AnneMB955 I'm glad to hear that. I used to work at Monash and miss living in Melbourne. Hopefully can get back to Australia sooner than later.
Thank you for those cool restaurant suggestions! We've never had much of luck with eating our in Paris, maybe next time we'll use your ideas!
Aux deux oliviers next to Jardin de Luxembourg is also wonderful. You have to make a reservation aß it's tiny.
Wow thanks so much for the info!! Definitely going to try these:)
How many days did you stay in Paris? Lovely vlog!!!
Thank you 💕
I loved watching this! I’m looking for the perfect spot to celebrate post marathon next week! 🍴🍾🍷
Hope you had a great marathon!
@@EileenAldis ran it twice in two years! My wife got to run with me the second time! Just. So. Cool.
@@TheBachCelloSuites Oh wow, congratulations! That's truly fantastic and must feel amazing.
Your videos makes me hungry😭😭
I miss the paris. 💜
haha I think it's impossible to see all these delicious foods and not get cravings! :)
That was great. Merci Beaucoup !
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m surprised you both ordered the same dish at so many places! I would force my hubby to pick something different so we could try twice as many delicious things 🤤
haha I love that strategy and we often do that too! ☺️
Good job on Chartier it is a good address in Paris even for French ppl!
Try Epicure. It's expensive, but probably the best.
you really break it down..this video made me hungry!!!!! thanks for sharing :D
we went to bar a vin frenchie,, it was fantastic !!
Wonderful! Glad you enjoyed it :)
I just stumbled across your channel while starting to research for my honeymoon in 2022...This has to be one of the first travel vlogs that I really enjoyed and felt like it was truly informative and not a form of self indulgence. Your videos are great and look forward to seeing more. Do you by chance have any other videos of France outside of Paris?
Well this didn't make me too hungry..nope not at all. hehe
You have done it again Eileen...capturing a couple getting lovey dovey!! @1:10 Uncanny!
hey Eileen Aldis, it is really nice choices. Did you try any Indian food in Paris? Just try in GOA BEACH PARIS. it is something great I hope you will have good experience.
Hi! No, we didn't but thanks for the recommendation :)
I think I recognized the Grand Café Capucine in the beginning of the video....it wasn’t on your list though.... it is my favorite.
Amazing video Eileen well done 😊😊❤️❤️
Thank you! Lots of fun places to try 😊
My Pleasure Eileen 😊😊❤️❤️
Paris is my favorite city in the world. With such an endless selection of wonderful restaurants I'm puzzled why you would put Au Pied du Cochon on your list. They may have renovated it to a more upscale version of its former more charming simple self, but without Les Halles it lost its very reason for existence. Just like a Cafe de Flore, it's now a tourist trap.
What a great video.
Thank you, Daniel! Happy you enjoyed it :)
Enjoyed your video, but it would be much more helpful if you included the metro stop near the restaurant for easy travel info
Thanks for this feedback!
Very beautiful and great video cultural
Hello and thank you! :)
cool video, but why do you guys ordered the same thing every restaurant? for pp that never been, they'd wanna see other dishes?
Hi .i just found your channel and im glad i did.
One question: do they have amy mocktail options for adults who dont or cant?
Hi Stacy! Thank you - welcome to our channel :) I'm not sure specifically about mocktails at each of these restaurants but I linked them in the description box below the video if you want to check the individual menus. Certainly everywhere would have at least non-alcoholic options, but perhaps not mocktails per se. Hope that's helpful!
I missed all these places last time in Paris :-(
Thanks Eileen .
Drooling over that creme brûlée
Thanks for this video! 😙
Glad you enjoyed it!
Re-watching in preparation for my business trip to Paris next week. 😉
Ooh nice! Safe travels and happy eating! 😋
Great video!❤️
❤ Hi Eileen thanks for sharing such a nice video I loved it. It's hard to decide which one I liked most all are amazing. Stay blessed ameen. With love from 🇵🇰 pakistan. ❤
Loved it.
Glad to hear that :)
well, I went to tripadvisor and some of these rate poorly. I wish you would visit others. What made you eat at Flore and not the competition across the street?
Hi there, We made a lot of videos in Paris - they're here: bit.ly/parisvideosplaylist We ate at Flore because we'd heard so much about it and hadn't been there before. Next time we'd try across the street.
My wife and I went to the smaller places that were just as good. You don't have to wait in line at the big places to get great food.
觀看您在臺灣的影片，您的笑的聲音好特別喔，非常 非常 非常喜歡妳的聲音。
Nice Video!
Thank you!
Hi Your Paris vlogs just delightful! ✌️✌:o)
I live in Paris and hadn't heard of a few of these!
Serieux ?
Great video.
Thanks! :)
Yay, you made it to Cafe de Flore! Did you get yourself the famous green cooking tablier? (Shop is just around the corner)
No, we didn’t but love Flore 😊
France is simply the best. Period.
THANK YOU MERCI ❤
wow beautiful
Paris is amazing ❤️
What could be better than dining out in Paris? Dining out in Lyon.
La Fontaine de Mars great place to eat 😋 👌
Thanks for the suggestion!
4:46 Melanchon
4:50 Alain Delon
Que des stars dans ce café.
great eats--------wonder if they deliver lol
nicely done
1:17 Bouillon Chartier 'a former railway station'? !!! Mind it is NOT a former railway station. The restaurant was created in 1896 by two brothers, Frédéric and Camille Chartier, in a building => " resembling a railway station " concourse.
Can you recommend me some rabbit restaurants in Paris?
It's been 5 years for me too. Time to get back to the City of Lights😁
Paris is always a good idea ;) We made a bunch of other videos there with more inspiration for your next visit: bit.ly/parisplaylist We're going to new Paris content soon too!
@@EileenAldis I dig your Paris videos😀
@@solarplexus4003 Thanks! Glad to hear that ☺