Whether you are passing through the capital or Parisian, treat yourself at all costs thanks to these 25 valiant restaurants which remain open in August. Friendly advice: call before you go, summer hours are often arranged.
For lovers of low prices
The residence
The safe bet of Ground Control, to discover all the cuisines of the world explored by Refugee Food. Plates that always make you travel!
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Underneath
Underneath.
Photo Arthur Crestani for Telerama
Near Notre-Dame, sandwiches and small take-out dishes cooked by a well-inspired Latin American couple right up to the desserts not to be missed.
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Salatim
Salatim.
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Crispy falafels, roasted eggplants and well-filled pitas are at attention in Yariv Berrebi’s cheerful Israeli canteen.
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Pigalle broth
The XXL brasserie at rock bottom prices where the egg-mayo puts on a show, the terrine looks good and the roast veal puts on a show!
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Brasserie Rosie
Rosie.
Photo Valerio Geraci
Sausage-mashed potatoes, tartare-fries and other well-executed classics just three minutes from the Bastille.
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Ya Bayté
Beef Shawarma Sandwich with Ya Bayté.
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A good plan for those urgent falafel, fatayer and hummus cravings, with a nearby park perfect for tasting them.
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Ibrik Kitchen
The flavors of the Balkans within metro reach.
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If you prefer bistro atmospheres…
Key
This bistro in the Monge district will make you happy to spend the summer in Paris.
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I narrate
A nice pleasant terrace next to the Pantheon.
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The Market Front
With L’Avant-comptoir du marché, Yves Camdeborde now owns three restaurants around Odéon.
Photo Diane Arques/ADAGP, Paris, 2016
The sluttiest address of Yves Camdeborde, a pioneer of Parisian bistronomy.
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Polissons
Romain Lamon’s signature cuisine at moderate prices enchants Montmartre.
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The Agreement
Florentine eggs from L’Entente restaurant.
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Scotch eggs, pies, and fish and chips justify a visit to one of the rare temples of English cuisine in Paris. And for fans, a stunning gin and tonic menu.
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those
The well-tempered bistronomy of Léa Lestage, a young chef to discover. Watch out talent!
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Amarante
Amarante pays homage to French cuisine and especially to offal.
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The best place in the capital to taste… brains, veal tongue and pig’s trotters, among other tripe delicacies!
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The Virgin
This natural wine bar and delicious small plates is one of the safe addresses of the 20e.
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Terra
A pretty, refined restaurant with a pretty glass roof in the upper Marais.
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The Fountain of Mars
The room of the Fountain of Mars.
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Red benches and mosaics, this institution opened in 1908 has not aged a bit.
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Bistrotters
In the heart of the 14th, a good gourmet haunt to try without hesitation.
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Seveste
Séveste.
Photo Matthieu Ricard
In front of the Théâtre de l’Atelier, a delightful terrace with the creative proposals of Josselin Flocon.
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For more chic desires
cleo
At the Cleo restaurant.
Photo Anis Martin
Discretion and good taste guaranteed in this five-star hotel restaurant in the 7th arrondissement.
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Coffee Companion
Companion Coffee.
Photo Lucille Pellerin
Eclectic menu at all hours and terrace on the pedestrian street, a must in the Montorgueil district.
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Grandcœur
Mauro Colagreco, starred chef at Le Mirazur (in Menton) at Grandcœur, his Parisian restaurant, with Ana Ros and Rafael Gomez.
Rights reserved
The most beautiful terrace in the Marais and the only Parisian address curated by Mauro Colagreco.
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Alan Geaam
In the heart of the 16th, the Michelin-starred table with Lebanese inspirations by Alan Geaam.
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The Grain Hall
The Grain Hall
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The restaurant of the Bourse de commerce signed Michel and Sébastien Bras allows you to discover their cuisine not only for lunch and dinner, but also for followingnoon tea, just to discover the legendary chocolate coulant…
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Enjoying the countryside… in the heart of the city
New Villa 3
New villa 3.
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On the heights of Montreuil, a haven of peace for fine cuisine, recently taken over by a young team.
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To Father Rabbit
To Father Rabbit.
Photo Lucille Pellerin for Télérama
A historic address in Suresnes, with a breathtaking view of Paris and the small dishes of Guillaume Delage.
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