The Best Bistros in Paris: Interactive Map and Photos

I'm a dyed-in-the-wool fan of old-fashioned Paris bistros, most of which are located in the heart of the city. But I also love the new generation of contemporary bistros that have opened within the last ten years or so, many of which can be found in quiet residential arrondissements, like the 11th and 15th, that are quite a hike from the city center—and are well worth the journey for their innovative and typically reasonably priced menus. Here in the gallery, a guide to 18 of my favorite Paris bistros, old and new. Dinner for two with drinks and tip runs about $80 at the inexpensive places; $100 to $140 at the moderate ones; and as much as $200 at the expensive establishments.

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The Best Bistros in Paris: Interactive Map and Photos

By Alexander Lobrano


Published on October 27, 2010

I'm a dyed-in-the-wool fan of old-fashioned Paris bistros, most of which are located in the heart of the city. But I also love the new generation of contemporary bistros that have opened within the last ten years or so, many of which can be found in quiet residential arrondissements, like the 11th and 15th, that are quite a hike from the city center—and are well worth the journey for their innovative and typically reasonably priced menus. Here in the gallery, a guide to 18 of my favorite Paris bistros, old and new. Dinner for two with drinks and tip runs about $80 at the inexpensive places; $100 to $140 at the moderate ones; and as much as $200 at the expensive establishments.

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