Introducing MenuPages Paris: Profiles & User Reviews of Parisian Restaurants – in English!
December 3, 2009
Image Erica Berman
Last month saw the introduction of MenuPages for diners in Paris and London. With restaurant listings by arrondissement, neighborhood, and cuisine, this English language website proves to become a valuable resource for Anglophone travelers to Paris. Long a staple for residents of and visitors to New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and other American cities, the MenuPages team has finally crossed the pond to include sites for two of the most visited European cities.
Upon a quick glance at the new Paris MenuPages, already some of HiP’s tried and true spots are included in the listings. Le Verre Volé, Juvénile’s, Chez Janou, Rose Bakery, and many other longtime favorites get mention on the site, which features user reviews, online menus, addresses, and phone numbers – in addition to other key details.
While the MenuPages Paris doesn’t yet have many reviews, they are off to a great start and will only become more helpful and informative with time, as more and more users contribute their feedback of Paris’ best eating destinations. We encourage you to check it out as you plan your own Parisian meals!
Image courtesy of paris.menupages.com
For HiP’s own restaurant recommendations, check out www.haveninparis.com/restaurants.php.
You can also find our reviews of a number of Paris restaurants, as well as other food-related articles, at www.hipparis.com/category/hip-eats/.
Written by Sarah Raymond for the HiP Paris Blog. Looking for a fabulous vacation rental in Paris, Provence, or Tuscany? Check out Haven in Paris!
Written by Sarah Raymond
Haven in Paris is a short-term luxury apartment and villa agency with properties in Paris, Provence, and Tuscany. We hope you'll enjoy reading our updates on food, lifestyle and travel happenings on our blog, Hip Paris.
Website: http://www.hipparis.com
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Hi Pamela,
Thank you for your note! We can actually recommend context tours (http://www.haveninparis.com/luxe.php#c9) who have lots of non-museum tours in small groups. If you have anything specific in mind (market tours, for example?) let us know and we can try to dig around a little bit.
I may be eating my way through Paris if all of the museums are still closed when I get there on Sunday. If you have any tours to recommend, please let me know…tours that will not involve museums if the strike continues.
Thanks,
Pamela