Before arriving in Paris, I searched for restaurants and cafes that focused on healthy meals. Paris…read moreis known for its food, especially the country's traditional cuisine, and we all know it's fairly decadent. I wanted to limit these types of meals. One of the places I discovered was Supernature. It's located in the 2nd Arrondissement, which is the garment district -- if you're interested in checking out this area. I loved the ambiance here. It's fresh and clean and filled with houseplants. A guy sat at the two-top next to me, and it turns out he's an expat from Chicago. He said that he ate at Supernature almost daily. If that alone isn't an endorsement then I don't know what is. Everything on their menus is organic and fresh. Their fais maison boeuf France is farm-raised beef in France. Not having had mollusks in a while, I ordered the moules farcies à l'arménienne, Armenian stuffed mussels, featuring tomatoes, saffron, and parsley. A salad of fresh green peas, cabbage, kale, and radishes came with the meal. All of it was delicious, and the mussels are considered a superfood. Yea! I would definitely go back here when in Paris again.

Wondering around searching for quick lunch and stumbled across this place. I didn't know what to…read moreexpect. Looking in from outside seemed very interesting to try. First off if u read or speak French would be great, but if not still good because they would read you the menu. I tried the duck, it was the best duck I ever had in my life. ( I've been around the world ) it was so juicy and crispy at the same time.. so good I didn't have the chance to try the rest of the menu but this place seems very legit to eat in. Food portions are very healthy. They also have press juice. Def will be back

Les Affames was our final dinner after 9 days in France and was probably our best service. We were…read morethe only ones there shortly after opening and the owner was extremely attentive. He didn't have a menu in English but he did have photos of all the dishes and explained each one to us. I really appreciated him taking the time to talk with us as he didn't have to. When the dish I initially was interested in wasn't something he would recommend cooking as much as I'd prefer (medium rare), he redirected me to a delicious slow cooked beef dish that had an amazing sauce and absolutely felt apart. My husband ordered a pork shoulder with polenta that was also really good. I normally dislike pork but this was a dark meat cut from Spain that was very tasty. For dessert I had a dish with cream between layers of a thin pastry with a dab of chocolate mousse. My husband opted for a rum cake of some sort where the bottle of rum was left with us to add extra. It was quite strong! I really wish I knew what exactly everything was as it was so good and I feel silly having to strictly go off my visual descriptions of it after the fact. I guess I should've learned some more French! This was a great final meal in France. 5 stars.

Unbelievable. Best food we had our entire honeymoon. Angel, the owner, was so kind and genuine…read more We spoke no French, only the "bonjour" and "merci," and the menu was in the same. He explained each dish, line by line. Couldn't have asked for a better lunch in Paris. We had lentil soup and a truffled egg to start. Pork chop and veal for the main and finished with the chocolate mousse and French toast. Angel, thank you. Couldn't have asked for anything better! If you're even remotely in the area, go. It's worth it and so much more!

Something that bothers me with French people (France and Quebec) is that none of their business…read morehours are correct. I've come to believe that they start when they're ready to work, which at Les Bols de Jean it's 11:45am. However they did allow me to wait inside until the girl is ready to take orders. When she's ready, I ordered: 1) chicken coconut curry with pineapple!!! Thick pieces of chicken, light coconut flavour, soft curry taste, and sweet pineapple together. Turned out to be sooooo good together with the bread. Without the bread it's pretty boring! 2) ground beef with creamy creamy creamy bechamel gratinée, eggplants that actually didn't destroy the soup (I don't like eggplants so I'm sensitive to the taste), sweet onions. This also taste really good with the bread! The buns are freshly baked each morning and delivered from the bakery of Eric Kayser. The menu changes daily. That explains all the preparation they do in the morning thus not being able to take orders. Both soups were made to taste perfect with the toasty bun. The soft crispy bread definitely makes a difference!! It completes the creamy thick soup SO MUCH. It's not a runny liquid soup as I thought. It's more like a bread bowl with lightly flavoured and creamy sauce. Together it's really good. Staff is on and off nice. Generally nice people! Customers are not nice.

***Disclaimer: I only tried the delivery***…read more It is a welcome change when you regularly order delivery - and believe it or not, despite them being served in a bread bowl, my dishes came with no disaster in the bag! Yay!) I had the tomato & ricotta bowl (€8, veggie) and the beef chef bowl (€13 - a kind of hachis parmentier). I liked the veggie one better, but that's down to personal preference - my boyfriend enjoyed the beef. Only downside: they don't offer all their desserts in delivery, only fruits - and my €3.50 apple and pear compote was not great, too sugary and not homemade.

Picture the scene: we are in the process of moving out, so we're wearing grubby workout clothes and…read moresmell faintly of the stresses of the day, neither of us has any energy and all we want is something fast and simple to eat so we can pass out before we leave Paris tomorrow. We're wondering the Marais in search of something not staffed by glamazons and off-duty models that doesn't have a gazillion smokers haunting the outside and the terrace. Oh and it's a Thursday night, at 9:30pm, in August. Needless to say we struggled, and the La Paulette came to our rescue. The red lipsticked, super short wearing waitress didn't bat an eye at our disrespectful outfits and our simple salad and tartine were served promptly, even leaving us time and room for a reasonably (could have been warmer) fondant au chocolat. Loved the slate serving plates, and the big communal tables half in and out of the little terrace. Simple cuisine, decent ingredients and nice people. If I'm ever in need again I shall definitely pop by, bet it would be a great lunch place.

We found this place on a neighborhood stroll and couldn't have been more excited. Although we…read moredidn't have a single meal in Paris that was anything less than outstanding, my friend and I are certain that our dinner here was our favorite. Not only was the food absolutely delicious, but the service - especially one on one recommendations from the owner - was incredible! Do yourself a favor and eat here! We will certainly be back.

Stumbled upon this restaurant after visiting the palace of Versailles. It's located on a street…read morewith numerous food options but the restaurant has an intimate look to it and we couldn't wait to try it. There's options and pricing on the menu are amazing. I was able to order a two course meal of scallops and steak frites which were both delicious and affordable. The steak was a huge portion and I literally couldn't finish it all. The scallops were also were huge and had an amazing grilled taste to it. One thing I loved about this restaurant was that the grill was in back of where we were sitting and I was literally able to see my friend and I's food being prepared. Service was slow when there weren't many people around. Overall though, restaurant was great and I would come back.

After touring the Palace of Versailles, I stopped by here and had a great time! We ordered the…read moremussels and fries special (only 12 Euros!!) which was delicious -- the garlic and wine sauce really amped up the mussels. I also got a salad that came with gizzards and foie gras. Holy moly this was so good, the portion was huge and the gizzards and foie gras were piled on! I'd never had this combination on a salad before and my life is changed! The service was pretty friendly too.

The food was great. I had chicken which was flavored and juicy very well. I ate the zucchini and…read moreother vegetables that came with it. I never eat zucchini. They made it taste great. The staff were friendly and helpful. When I stumbled with my French they helped me and were patient. It was a lively and great atmosphere along the canal.

Wow. I just do not know what to say. I have been to Paris 12 times. I have NEVER experienced the…read morehaughty waiters and such that others have described- until tonight. He was nothing short of pissy from the get go. We had reservations. We showed up on time. We sat and waited probably 30 minutes until my daughter went inside to get us menus. The pissy waiter showed up with a "what do you want to drink". We ordered. Drinks were great. We ordered dinner. I was the only one to order a starter - the onion soup (which by the way was lovely) He brought my soup out with everyone else's main. So then I sat. Waiting for the risotto. We finally asked the pissy waiter about my risotto (as I had clearly been done for quite some time- and had he cared he would have seen ) and a while later he came and "plopped" it on the table. It was pretty much barely Luke warm. At the end of the meal when he finally appeared I told him That the risotto was not hot. He said it wasn't supposed to be. Seriously? In what world is rissoto served tepid? So he got pissed off and called someone else over. She was of very little help although we are pretty sure she was asking him - you didn't serve her the soup first before everyone one else's main ? he angrily snatched the check out Of my daughters hands and stormed off - then came back and said he couldn't do anything about it. He was pretty much a d$ck. No - he was a TOTAL d?ck. We saw other tables who were seated after us served before us. Yes, we are American. We are spending lots of Money to enjoy your amazing country. ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you that Paris is my favorite city in the world. This pissy waiter won't change my mind - but I for sure won't recommend anyone go here. Find something else. There as SO many restaurants - no need to deal with these people. They obv don't care.

We really leaned on Cojean on our adventures in Europe, wish it was outside of France so we could…read morehave really utilized it as a staple. But for reference, in our time in France we went there every single morning. Think fresh, healthy, juice, coffee, smoothies, and vegetarian options as well. Happy campers here and five stars all around.

Based on the menu and your photos, it looks like you ordered the Savoyard Fondue along with the…read morePlain Savoie Raclette (250g). The raclette came exactly as it should in the French Alps: generous slices of raclette cheese melted fresh over boiled potatoes, accompanied by a beautiful selection of cured meats (ham, prosciutto, and saucisson), cornichons, pearl onions, and a simple green salad with a light vinaigrette. The fondue was served in a traditional pot with cubes of rustic bread for dipping. Here's a polished review: If you're looking for an authentic taste of the French Alps in Paris, Les Fondus de La Raclette is a gem. We ordered the Savoyard Fondue and the Plain Savoie Raclette, and both were outstanding. The fondue was rich, silky, and deeply flavorful, with the perfect balance of Alpine cheeses. Paired with crusty bread, every bite was comforting and indulgent. The raclette was the highlight of the meal. Thick slices of melted Savoie cheese were generously scraped over warm potatoes and served with an assortment of high-quality cured meats, cornichons, pearl onions, and a fresh green salad. The combination of creamy cheese, savory charcuterie, tangy pickles, and crisp vegetables was simple yet absolutely delicious, just as traditional raclette should be. Beyond the food, the experience was made even better by the warm hospitality. The owner personally welcomed us, making us feel like valued guests from the moment we arrived. Our server was friendly, attentive, and took the time to explain the dishes and ensure everything was perfect. The restaurant itself is cozy and charming, with warm wood interiors, rustic Alpine décor, and an inviting atmosphere that transports you straight to a mountain chalet in the French Alps. Despite being in the heart of Paris, it feels intimate, authentic, and wonderfully unpretentious. A memorable meal with exceptional food, genuine hospitality, and an atmosphere that makes you want to linger over another glass of wine and one more bite of melted cheese. I would happily return the next time I'm in Paris.

So Much Fun! Our family (a group of 15 Americans!) had an…read moreamazing time at Les Fondus de la Raclette. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel so welcome. Our server was super helpful in picking out a mix of meats and cheeses--we ended up doing both fondue and raclette, and everything was delicious! The whole experience was fun and relaxed, and the staff really worked hard to make sure we had a great night. Our kids loved getting to grill their own food at the table--it made the meal even more exciting for them! Definitely one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommend!