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From timeless brasseries with a view to cutting-edge bistros that redefine French cuisine, Paris remains a gastronomic playground for food lovers. Whether you're after Michelin-starred elegance or the thrill of
culinary innovation, these restaurants represent the very best of Parisian dining right now. Make your reservations early—these spots are in high demand.
This hip establishment boasts nine cafes in Paris, so you’ll never be far from delicious, health-conscious food. known
for its cold-pressed juices, superfood bowls, and raw treats. The space itself is laid-back and inviting, offering a healthy, nourishing menu that’s as Instagrammable as it is delicious. From colourful smoothie bowls to zesty salads with tahini dressing, the focus here is on organic, gluten-free, and nutrient-dense foods.
A sweet spot for those who practise a vegan and gluten free diet, or for those who just want to superfood their way through the day, the Wild & The Moon menu is full of organic smoothies, bowls, salads and desserts that you won’t feel guilty indulging in. Spend the morning in one of the zen locations sipping on a Golden Latte and don’t miss the Blueberry Scone with vanilla cashew sauce.
https://www.wildandthemoon.fr/en/
Multiple locations
Located under the arcades of the Musee de Louvre, this chic, Parisian brasserie is strongly linked to both culture and
luxury thanks to its iconic location. Quality French cuisine is matched with views of the Louvre pyramid and this charming setting is a relaxing haven amidst the touristy hustle and bustle. Amongst the elegant and experimental dishes, Tyde recommends saving space for the truffle raviolis from the famed Maison de la Truffe.
93 Rue de Rivoli,
75001 Paris, France
With interiors reminiscent of 1930s Art Deco, a killer seafood selection and arguably one of the best views of the Eiffel Tower
in the city, this special restaurant is a dining experience you won’t be quick to forget. Oozing opulence juxtaposed with chic, French simplicity, you’ll be in awe of the interior as much as the food. Kick things off with oysters and follow with the seafood platter, it’s more than worth the price tag.
https://girafe-restaurant.com/en/paris/
1 Pl. du Trocadéro
et du 11 Novembre, 75016 Paris, France
Set in the picturesque neighbourhood of Montmartre, Café de Luce is a modern bistro that embodies the spirit of classic Paris. Owned by Amandine Chaignot, a michelin-starred chef with an impressive pedigree, this cozy spot offers a relaxed yet refined dining experience. The restaurant itself is beautifully intimate, with plush banquettes, vintage décor, and warm lighting that give it the feel of a timeless Parisian café.
The menu at Café de Luce features traditional French dishes elevated with Chaignot’s signature creativity. Highlights include tender roast chicken with garlic confit, buttery escargot with a twist of miso, and a delightful tarte Tatin made with perfectly caramelized apples. For dessert, don’t miss their profiteroles, served with a decadent hot chocolate sauce. It’s the kind of place you’ll want to linger for hours, sipping a glass of wine and soaking in the bohemian atmosphere.
2 Rue Des Trois Freres, 75018 Paris
Nestled in the vibrant 9th arrondissement, 42 Degrés is the epitome of refined raw dining, offering a culinary experience that’s as innovative as it is indulgent. This plant-forward restaurant brings haute cuisine to life by keeping everything under, you guessed it, 42°C. The result? Dishes that burst with freshness and complex flavours, without sacrificing nutritional integrity.
Think delicate beetroot carpaccio, lush coconut curry, and velvety avocado mousse, each plate artfully composed to seduce both the eyes and palate. The intimate, Scandinavian-inspired interiors and friendly service create a relaxed atmosphere that complements the food’s elegance. Whether you're vegan or simply curious about raw gastronomy, 42 Degrés redefines dining with creativity and flair, making it a must-visit on Paris’ culinary map.
109 Rude du Faubourg Poissonniere, 75009 Paris
