Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
YOOM Rive Droite
20 Rue des MartyrsGreat dim-sum; very cool interior design
Big Fernand
55 Rue du Faubourg PoissonnièreFrench style burgers featuring camembert cheese burger and so on...
La Pizzetta
22 Avenue TrudaineGreat pizzas in a cosy environnement
Sushi Shop Martyrs
32 Rue des MartyrsSushi to take away
Cool place to have a brunch, meeting point of all the french touch artists (Air, Daft Punk, Justice, Sebastien Tellier...). Operated by André Saraiva, founder of Le Baron
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Hôtel Amour
8 Rue de NavarinCool place to have a brunch, meeting point of all the french touch artists (Air, Daft Punk, Justice, Sebastien Tellier...). Operated by André Saraiva, founder of Le Baron
With its large terrace and the small army of young, mustachioed men wearing lumberjack shirts that fill it, Mansart wears its hipster credentials proudly – Time Out
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Le Mansart
1 Rue MansartWith its large terrace and the small army of young, mustachioed men wearing lumberjack shirts that fill it, Mansart wears its hipster credentials proudly – Time Out
Embrace, instead, the New York-esque décor, with its white tiles, vintage furniture, enamelled mirrors, lamps disguised as bowler hats and a sign declaring: ‘In food we trust’. Time Out
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La Maison Mère
4 Rue de NavarinEmbrace, instead, the New York-esque décor, with its white tiles, vintage furniture, enamelled mirrors, lamps disguised as bowler hats and a sign declaring: ‘In food we trust’. Time Out
Marlette is one of those snug little spots where people settle for hours at a stretch, whether with friends or with a computer (yes, there's wifi). The tea is served piping hot by smiling waitresses,
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Café Marlette (Martyrs)
51 Rue des MartyrsMarlette is one of those snug little spots where people settle for hours at a stretch, whether with friends or with a computer (yes, there's wifi). The tea is served piping hot by smiling waitresses,
Rue des Martyrs is one of the most animated streets in the 9th and 18th arrondissements. The neighborhood is full of small shops, often run by the same families for multiple generations and attracts both tourists and locals. The design of the space transports guests back in time with Spanish handmade tiles, authentic Belgian scales, orignal stone walls and a beautiful wood framework. The open storefront allows a magnificient view over this charming neighborhood.
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Le Pain Quotidien
31 Rue LepicRue des Martyrs is one of the most animated streets in the 9th and 18th arrondissements. The neighborhood is full of small shops, often run by the same families for multiple generations and attracts both tourists and locals. The design of the space transports guests back in time with Spanish handmade tiles, authentic Belgian scales, orignal stone walls and a beautiful wood framework. The open storefront allows a magnificient view over this charming neighborhood.
Da Graziella
43 Rue des Petites ÉcuriesBest Pizza in Paris. Closed on saturdays and sundays.
After working at the Plaza Athénée, Miznon and Aux Deux Amis, the twenty-something chef Pierre Touitou has replaced the Swede Svante Forstorp behind the marble bar at Vivant. Along which, seated on barstools, good-looking couples nibble on raw or cooked fish (baked whole), roasted vegetables and Sicilian-inspired pasta with citrus and almond pesto. During our last visit, there were only good things and zero fuss: roasted cabbage with wholegrain mustard, creamy baked potatoes topped with cream and salmon roe; a fresh combination of bass crudo, cubed cucumbers and lightly smashed raspberries; before a thick slab of dark organic chocolate from Peru, marbled with 32% blond chocolate, sprinkled w
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Vivant
43 Rue des Petites ÉcuriesAfter working at the Plaza Athénée, Miznon and Aux Deux Amis, the twenty-something chef Pierre Touitou has replaced the Swede Svante Forstorp behind the marble bar at Vivant. Along which, seated on barstools, good-looking couples nibble on raw or cooked fish (baked whole), roasted vegetables and Sicilian-inspired pasta with citrus and almond pesto. During our last visit, there were only good things and zero fuss: roasted cabbage with wholegrain mustard, creamy baked potatoes topped with cream and salmon roe; a fresh combination of bass crudo, cubed cucumbers and lightly smashed raspberries; before a thick slab of dark organic chocolate from Peru, marbled with 32% blond chocolate, sprinkled w
Super friendly service and impeccable Italian cuisine at a very reasonable price. Great terrace on a calm and green avenue.
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Corso
10 Av. TrudaineSuper friendly service and impeccable Italian cuisine at a very reasonable price. Great terrace on a calm and green avenue.
Essentials
Aux Pipalottes Gourmandes
49 Rue Marguerite de RochechouartFine food in a super chic and retro store
Choux à la crème (profiteroles) are the latest fashionable patisserie craze to hit Paris after cookies, macaroons and cupcakes – specifically those cooked by Popelini - Time Out
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Popelini
29 Rue DebelleymeChoux à la crème (profiteroles) are the latest fashionable patisserie craze to hit Paris after cookies, macaroons and cupcakes – specifically those cooked by Popelini - Time Out
Bringing more pastry to the already sugar-soaked Rue des Martyrs may seem crazy, but Sébastien Gaudard’s shining résumé proves he's the man to do it... Time Out
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Sébastien Gaudard - Pâtisserie des Martyrs
3 Rue des MartyrsBringing more pastry to the already sugar-soaked Rue des Martyrs may seem crazy, but Sébastien Gaudard’s shining résumé proves he's the man to do it... Time Out
Shopping
Market Paris Maubeuge
33 Rue de MaubeugeGrocery store, closes at 10PM
Stand KENZO Maroquinerie Homme
40 Bd HaussmannFamous multi brand clothes shop
A.P.C. Surplus
20 Rue André del SarteOutlet of famous parisian luxury clothing brand A.P.C.
-50%
Everything Else
Le Carmen
34 Rue DuperréCool night club near Pigalle in a classical/barrocco style
Drinks & Nightlife
Ferme Saint Hubert
36 Rue Marguerite de RochechouartCool bar close to the apartment