A visit to the newly reopened Maison Victor Hugo and the summer terraces around Paris.
Tag - 4th arrondissement
While Parisians scratch their heads trying to figure out what we’re allowed or not allowed to do under the third “confinement”, I went for a run to see if spring had finally sprung at one of the city’s newest gardens and visited the Drouot auction house to...
The 15th-century Hotel de Sens is one of the few remaining examples of medieval civil architecture in Paris. It was originally built by a bishop, but its most illustrious resident was the first wife of Henri IV, Reine Margot de Valois. After the 1789...
The falafels here are just so darned fresh and tasty, I always regret it when I get one somewhere else.
Jo Goldenberg's legendary Jewish deli, once the center of the Parisian Jewish quarter, is now just another clothing shop.
Hiding in the back of a metal music bar near Châtelet is one of the best kept secrets of Paris: an Argentinean steak house...
A good budget restaurant on the Ile St-Louis.
Marché St-Honoré
18 Place du Marché St-Honoré, 1st. Hearty brunches served on long wooden communal tables...
Beneath the arches of the 17th-century Place des Vosges, this little café is the perfect spot for a quick snack of onion soup or a club sandwich, an espresso in the morning between museum visits
4 Rue de Buci, 6th. I know that some people drool on cue when a certain French ice cream maker is mentioned, but I’ve tried them all and Amorino is still my favorite by far...
Absolutely, without a doubt, the best gelato in Paris...
25 rue Beautreillis, 4th.
Tel 01 42 72 64 94.
An old-fashioned restaurant with traditional French cuisine near the Marais and Bastille...
