Shelley's Guidebook
Food scene
Craving a decent flat white? Cool Australian style/run coffee shop. Awesome breakfast/brunch
237 Einheimische empfehlen
Holybelly 5
5 Rue Lucien SampaixCraving a decent flat white? Cool Australian style/run coffee shop. Awesome breakfast/brunch
Lovely tea shop. Stop for a while On your visit to the
Marias.
106 Einheimische empfehlen
Mariage Freres
30 Rue du Bourg TibourgLovely tea shop. Stop for a while On your visit to the
Marias.
Stunning restaurant with spectacular Italian food. Book in advance
48 Einheimische empfehlen
Hôtel National Des Arts et Métiers
243 Rue Saint-MartinStunning restaurant with spectacular Italian food. Book in advance
In the neighborhood. Excellent place to watch the scene in the area. Buzzing and busy
258 Einheimische empfehlen
Pause Café
41 Rue de CharonneIn the neighborhood. Excellent place to watch the scene in the area. Buzzing and busy
Sacred Paris’ best boeuf bourguignon, it is needless to extol this restaurant or its signature dish. Meltingly soft, flavorful, and served generously in its saucepan along with potatoes and carrots, all swimming in a creamy sauce, it will delight you.
68 Einheimische empfehlen
Le Café des Musées
49 Rue de TurenneSacred Paris’ best boeuf bourguignon, it is needless to extol this restaurant or its signature dish. Meltingly soft, flavorful, and served generously in its saucepan along with potatoes and carrots, all swimming in a creamy sauce, it will delight you.
Marche des Enfants Rouges
39 Rue de BretagneFantastic place for lunch
Les Caves du Louvre
52 Rue de l'Arbre SecYou won’t forget this wine bar.
Lovely Bistro. Call way in advance. An Institution in the 11th (your neighborhood)
30 Einheimische empfehlen
Le Petit Keller
13 Rue KellerLovely Bistro. Call way in advance. An Institution in the 11th (your neighborhood)
Café Varenne
36 Rue de VarenneIn the heart of the 6th. Local staple Excellent bistro food
Shopping
Must do. Gorgeous Department store. Check out the 40 types of butter! Heaven.
Bring home some chocolate mousse as well
Le Bon Marché
24 Rue de SèvresMust do. Gorgeous Department store. Check out the 40 types of butter! Heaven.
Bring home some chocolate mousse as well
Merci
111 Boulevard BeaumarchaisSuper cool concept store. Divine cotton sheets and one-off pieces.
Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
40 Bd HaussmannStunning Dept Store. A must see.
Another must see shopping centre. The rooftop view is dazzling as is the jewelry-box tea room
825 Einheimische empfehlen
Printemps Haussmann
64 Bd HaussmannAnother must see shopping centre. The rooftop view is dazzling as is the jewelry-box tea room
Yvon Lambert Bookshop
14 Rue des Filles du Calvairebook store Fabulous, not a tourist trap
Starcow
62 Rue St HonoréCool, quirky little shop
Scarlett
29 Rue Godot de MauroyWatchbands made in 48 hours. Insider tip
Chantal Thomass lingerie
211 Rue St HonoréLocal favorite lingerie
Sightseeing
Take a little rowboat. Watch the swans and mix with the locals in the lovely 16th arrondissement
1041 Einheimische empfehlen
Bois de Boulogne
Take a little rowboat. Watch the swans and mix with the locals in the lovely 16th arrondissement
Stunning. A must do. See anything! Being inside is reward enough.
42 Einheimische empfehlen
Palais Garnier
Place de l'OpéraStunning. A must do. See anything! Being inside is reward enough.
Incredible architecture. Visit along with your day in the park - bois de boulogne
611 Einheimische empfehlen
Fondation Louis Vuitton
8 Av. du Mahatma GandhiIncredible architecture. Visit along with your day in the park - bois de boulogne
Beauty and Hair
Maintenance or just plain indulgence while in Paris
Wow of a hair salon. If you don’t mind a splurge (serious splurge) this is a fascinating place to be pampered and possibly the best hair salon experience of your life. Look out for The Who’s who of Paris (and elsewhere)
6 Einheimische empfehlen
David Mallett
14 Rue Notre Dame des VictoiresWow of a hair salon. If you don’t mind a splurge (serious splurge) this is a fascinating place to be pampered and possibly the best hair salon experience of your life. Look out for The Who’s who of Paris (and elsewhere)