Le Petit Cambodge: Alibert
Cambodian cooking on rue Alibert, with continuous daily service. A flexible meal near Canal Saint-Martin.
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Good food, interesting places, excellent company.
Good food, interesting places, excellent company. An editor’s starting point for discovering another side of Paris.
Cambodian cooking on rue Alibert, with continuous daily service. A flexible meal near Canal Saint-Martin.
A ramen stop on rue Mazarine with continuous service and a same-day virtual queue. Choose this branch for the Yokochō menu.
Traditional French cooking with continuous service on boulevard de Clichy. A useful table for a late lunch or an evening in Pigalle.
Traditional French dishes in a large brasserie near République, with continuous service and reservations through the operator.
A traditional Paris bouillon with continuous service and walk-in tables. Useful when lunch has slipped late or dinner plans are still open.
French classics in a restaurant threaded through the literary history of Saint-Germain. A choice for a meal with a sense of occasion.
A Saint-Germain brasserie built around the French classics, with long daily opening hours and a boulevard address worth making time for.
A garden table on rue de Navarin, with bistro cooking and enough atmosphere to let lunch turn into an unhurried afternoon.
A lively dining room and an interior terrace near rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis, for a meal with a little more personality.
Seafood and the Montparnasse setting make this a destination for a proper sit-down meal.
The painted dining rooms at Gare de Lyon turn a meal into an architectural detour.
Art Nouveau interiors give this Left Bank restaurant a reason to linger beyond the plate.
A brasserie table on Boulevard du Montparnasse offers a classic pause between galleries and cinemas.
Build a Montparnasse evening around the dining rooms and literary associations of this historic address.
A long-established dining room makes a useful anchor for a Latin Quarter evening.
An old Paris dining room gives an eastern-neighbourhood meal a distinctive setting.
Make dinner on Avenue Parmentier the destination, with the menu guiding the evening.
Historic private dining rooms frame a longer meal on the Seine-facing edge of Saint-Germain.
A Les Halles brasserie gives a central Paris wander a substantial food stop.
A historic restaurant adds a sit-down option to the lively food shops of Rue Montorgueil.
The Louvre courtyard setting puts the architecture around your table at the centre of the experience.
A multi-level dining room gives a neighbourhood meal in the 15th its own sense of occasion.
A restaurant beside Canal Saint-Martin fits a walk along the locks and footbridges.
A small Montmartre address offers a meal away from the larger boulevards below the hill.