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...
Tag - 5th arrondissement
A new falafel place is giving L'As a bit of competition! Maoz may not have Lenny Kravitz posing for photo ops with the staff, but they do have tasty falafels that you get to build yourself.
Yes, those are indeed small children being nursed by a wolf. Pay attention when you stroll through the gardens of Paris or you'll miss all of the interesting statues!
www.planetsushi.fr
Tel 08 26 00 33 33. Planet Sushi five locations in Paris open 11am-11pm...
20 ave des Gobelins, 5th. This historic Art Deco restaurant near Marché Mouffetard specializes in seafood and classic French dishes...
65 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 6th.
The French have finally caught on to the healthy juice bar trend...
18 rue Flatters, 5th. Tel 01 45 35 11 27. Some of the best Vietnamese in Paris on the edge of the Latin Quarter...
31 rue de la Parchiminerie, 5th. Tel 01 46 33 65 12. A rare French bistro in the Latin Quarter...
3 rue de Cluny, 5th.
Tel 01 43 54 99 85.
Custom pasta and burgers in a contemporary setting.
A healthy pasta bistro a short walk from the Mouffetard market, with a leafy terrace.
Le Mauzac, 7, rue de l’Abbé de l'Epée, 5th, Tel 01 4633 75 22, RER Luxembourg. It’s a traditional French bistro with a horse-shoe shaped zinc bar, wine memorabilia decorating the yellow walls, and the menu written up on the slate board.
80 Rue Mouffetard, 5th. Tel 01 47 07 47 07. Youth hostel on a bustling Latin Quarter street full of pubs and shops.
