Paris

Dining in Paris isn’t just about the food — it’s about knowing the local customs and avoiding common mistakes. Master these essential Paris restaurant rules, from ordering tips to local dining etiquette, and elevate your experience at the city’s cafés and bistros.

With local vibes and carefully prepared dishes, these restaurants are committed to serving high-quality cuisine at reasonable prices. Here are some of The MICHELIN Guide's top picks for indulging without breaking the bank, even in New York or Tokyo.

Paris’ most fashionable neighborhood has more in common with Tokyo than first meets the eye. In the Marais, matcha tea salons, craft boutiques and MICHELIN Inspector-approved restaurants helmed by Japanese chefs connect the dots between two cultural — and culinary — capitals.

Chef Julia Sedefdjian reflects on her journey from sunlit Nice to MICHELIN-Starred acclaim in Paris — and how she finally made peace with the cold.

Paris isn’t just one dining scene but many — from bistronomy to bouillons spots — and knowing how each one works is the key to experiencing the city at its best. Here’s what to keep in mind.

In Paris, bread isn’t just sustenance — it’s a cultural cornerstone. These five bakeries each serve up exceptional loaves with distinct character.

At Sushi Shunei, a minimalist dinner-only Montmartre sushi bar seating just nine guests, Chef Kimura makes history. Carrying on her late husband’s dream, she embodies resilience and passion in every edomae-style dish.

Spanning Lisbon to Tokyo, these urban escapes make for palate-pleasing trips for travelers of all ages this autumn.

Fresh off earning a MICHELIN Star for his tradition-bending cuisine at Vaisseau, the Top Chef France finalist invites us into his world — one metaphor at a time.

The Champs-Élysées is more than a tourist trap — it’s home to some of Paris’ best restaurants, hidden boutiques, cultural gems and unexpected local favorites. Read on to see what to bookmark.

The French chef swaps the dining room for the courtyard at Hotel Lutetia, bringing Provencal flair, cocktail pairings and a new energy to the Paris hotel scene.

Skip the tourist traps: These MICHELIN Guide Inspector-approved restaurants near Paris’ top landmarks, from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre, are worth carving out time for during your sightseeing. Here's why.

Tucked out of sight from street-level bustle, these alluring, discreet Parisian terraces are found in quiet courtyards and leafy gardens — unexpected sanctuaries where the air feels cooler, the mood more intimate, and time unfolds at a slower pace.

While sightseeing in the city center, skip the tourist traps and dine in style at one of these 12 top spots, all vetted by our MICHELIN Guide Inspectors.

Famously eclectic and ever shifting between the high and low, the Latin Quarter in Paris is where the city’s intellectual heart beats. But it’s not just students that call the historic university district home — it’s also a long-standing hub for some of the best restaurants, culture and entertainment in town.

In a city known for its luxury grandes dames, some of Paris’ most memorable stays are actually found away from the well-touristed areas — and at very affordable prices.

From riverside urban beaches to open-air cinema screenings and pools, summer in Paris offers a sun-soaked mix of culture, cuisine and beachy vibes.

The MICHELIN Guide's Bib Gourmands, our best value restaurants, offer something eternally desirable: high-quality feasts at accessible prices, even in the City of Light.