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    Nanashi Bento Paris Dining Gets Creative

    My job frequently requires me to eat elaborate three-course meals at lunch and dinner several days in a row. It’s something I have trained myself to do over the years and my stomach rarely utters a peep of complaint, as long as I don’t overdo the wine (not as easy as it sounds). I am […]
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    Vivant: Organic Wines and Simple, Fresh Flavors in Paris’ 10th Arrondissement

    Slightly off the beaten track in an up and coming part of Paris’ 10th Arrondissement, Vivant was a delightful find for a fresh, simple dinner in a super cool ambiance with lovely service. Phyllis expertly sums up the restaurant in her ...read more
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    La Bellevilloise: Music, Art, Food and a Huge Terrace in Paris’ Trendy Menilmontant

    La Bellevilloise – Terrace (Jerome Seillier) A typical Parisian night out can mean any number of things. Some people like the club scene, while others prefer a quiet drink along the Seine. Some can knock back shots at the bar, and others ...read more
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    Petit Usagi: Bento Box Dining on Paris’ Canal Saint Martin

    Although fabulous French food abounds in Paris, too many steak tartares and croque monsieurs can leave you yearning for something different. To rescue you from the Paris-Brasserie slump is this little gem of a japanese spot right on the canal, ...read more
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    A Paris Classic: Harry’s New York Bar

    In La Ville-Lumière, where the wine can be cheaper than the water, there are times when we forget that there is something other to drink than the humble grape: I refer you to the classic cocktail. Paris is full to the brim of kitsch cocktail ...read more
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    L’Ourcine: Paris Bistrot Dining in the 13th

    One of the things I love most about life in Paris is the leisurely bistro dejeuner – that delicious two-hour affair complete with three courses and wine, bien sur. When I moved back to Paris this spring, I couldn’t wait to try some of the new ...read more
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    Your Private Paris Restaurant: La Tete Dans les Olives

    Forest Collins When a table is consistently booked out at least three months in advance, it probably doesn’t need any extra press. However, I’m so tickled by Tete dans les Olives that I can’t help but tell all.  After having made a ...read more

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    La Rotisserie: Dining for a Good Cause in Paris

    It’s not often that good deeds and good eats collide. Think about it: when was the last time you went out to dinner in Paris and accomplished anything other than making yourself ridiculously happy? Come on people, this selfishness has got to ...read more
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    Paris Dining With the Locals: Mon Oncle le Vigneron

    I’ll admit: when I first heard of the cave à manger concept, I was skeptical. “The restaurant is a wine store? That looks like someone’s kitchen? And you still need a reservation?” In a city filled with countless decadent, exquisite options, ...read more
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    Le Pantruche & Aux Deux Amis Are Paris’ Newest Scene-Stealers

    When you’ve lived in Paris awhile, dining options can become a little, shall we say, lackluster. Don’t get me wrong—it doesn’t get much more delicious than French cuisine, bien sur. But one can only eat so many chevre chaud salads, salmon ...read more
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    Le Bal Café: Amazing Food, Coffee, and Art at Place de Clichy

    Having lived in Paris for five years, I have experienced a full spectrum of highs (euphoria) and lows (disillusionment) of expat life. And throughout those emotional dips I’ve observed the local evolutions – the highs and lows – of the city ...read more
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    Slow, Simple and Delicious at Le Chapeau Melon

    Julien Hausherr I can’t tell you how many times I’ve left a quirky store or hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Paris and thought, “How does that place stay in business?” And I mean that as the highest compliment. While commerce in the rest of the ...read more
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    Candelaria: Tacos and Clandestine Cocktails in Paris

    We are in love, here at the HiP Paris blog, with Candelaria. The tacos, the laid-back Brooklyn-like vibe, the secret back door… If you haven’t been yet, it’s high time you stopped by. Tory reports. -Geneviève When I lived in ...read more
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