Le Petit Cambodge: Alibert
Cambodian cooking on rue Alibert, with continuous daily service. A flexible meal near Canal Saint-Martin.
Restaurants Paris
Art Nouveau interiors give this Left Bank restaurant a reason to linger beyond the plate.
Carved wood, bevelled mirrors and mosaics make Bouillon Racine an architectural stop as well as a restaurant. Opened in 1906, it later served the university community before a restoration returned attention to its Art Nouveau rooms.
The kitchen focuses on French cooking, with the Sorbonne and Odéon nearby. Choose it when the setting is part of the meal, and allow a moment to look around rather than treating it as a quick refuelling stop.
Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026
rue Racine 3, Paris
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rue Racine 3
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