Wow thank you so much that's high praise!!! Yes Janet was such an unexpected gem, hope you enjoy it!!

paristoptips, how gracious of you. I'll go to your channel and hope to see you in Paris. I am always there.

Thanks so much!!!

Thank you so much!!! Hope you have an amazing visit!! 🫶🫶🫶

Wow thank you so much!!! Hope you enjoy your time in those cities 🥰🥰🥰

Are you ever planning to go Istanbul Turkey?

@@Kanad7 It's definitely a place we'd love to visit but it won't be for a few more years but you never what might happen!

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Hehe thank you!! Can't wait to go back to Athens one day!!

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Glad you found it helpful! Hope you have an amazing time in Paris 😊

Haha great minds think alike 😎😎😎

Thanks and glad you enjoyed!!!

Great to hear! And hope you have an amazing time in Europe!! 🥰🥰🥰

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Thank you!!! We ate at the one in Rue Guisarde 😊

Such kind words to hear thank you so much!!!

Thank you!!! Hope you have a great trip to London and Paris!!

We passed it a couple of days beforehand and went into the restaurant to make a reservation. You can also call them which seems to be the main way to make a reservation there!

You can pretty much do walk-ins in all the restaurants we went to it's just a matter of waiting in line as some of them were quite busy. But if you really wanna make sure you don't wait too long making a reservation is the way to go!

You're welcome! We made reservations at Chez Savy, Bouillon, Reyna, Le 17.45 Pigalle, Roger La Grenouille and La Jacobine 😊

Out of the 3 we tried the one from Tout Autour du Pain was our favourite. And we liked Laduree more than Pierre Herme. Thanks for the ongoing support!!! 😇😇😇

@@locavore_eats noted. Thank you for your recommendation. 👍

If you want to take a deep dive, who does what the best: Google „meilleure ouvrier de France“. There are listed the best patissier, chef, butcher,…

Yummm!! Would love to eat through Montreal one day!

Thank you!!! Haha we are siblings

Thank you!!! Maybe if we spent another few weeks in Paris we could make a definitive one but there's just so many awesome places in Paris that we didn't go to!

@@locavore_eats Please, no rush! The "9 Cities in 4 Days" was never my thing. Lets just stick to this "Quality over Quantity" format. I can wait.

Thanks! And yup we're Pinoy 😊

I guess you'd have to ask a Parisian about that 😅 I wouldn't say they're super touristy tho other than Bouillon and maybe Laduree but they are all popular restaurants

Haha don't worry we went in mid-February!

Thanks for watching!! We had foie gras once at Chez Fernand but not sure where else to find foie gras.

Appreciate your input! Do you have any local suggestions? We'd love to keep them in mind if we're ever in Paris again!

@@locavore_eats, I have many suggestions of course. For example, since you seemed to like Pigalle, if you’re staying in that neighborhood, you have to go to my favourite bistro, Le Bon Georges. There are a few other bistros that are worth checking out depending on what part of the city you want. Also, there are many fine dining restaurants of course, but a good trick is to go at lunch when they are generally cheaper- I have a list of about 15 one-star restaurants where you can have a three or four course lunch for €40 or less (not including aperitif or wine of course) for example. Just write the next time you are going to be back.

​@@LeMagnifiqueDoubleAgent-cj4zo going with my wife to paris for our 10 year wedding anniversary. would love to get your recommendations. nothing I hate more than wasting good money on bad or mediocre food.

@@michaelnesch6010, Sure, I would say there are two key things to know about maximizing your food budget as I alluded to in my previous comment- one is to find good bistros, which are not necessarily cheap, but cheaper than many restaurants and provide a generally authentic experience as well as to do any fine dining at lunch unless you want to explicitly go for dinner. Here are a few of my favourites in each of those categories: Bistros 1. Le Bon Georges 2. Les Arlots 3. Café des Ministères 4. Bistrot Paul Bert Also, Bistro Flaubert, which is more of a restaurant was excellent the last time I ate there. The chef recently opened a new place for the same restaurant group and when I ate there in Feb he said it’s still good. There is also Bouillon Le Petite Pharamond, which isn’t so much a bouillon in my opinion. The food isn’t as good as the four bistros that I recommended, but it’s solid and the atmosphere is beautiful. Michelin Starred Restaurants with Deals 1. Virtus 2. Auguste 3. Contraste 4. Substance 5. Accents Table Bourse 6. Granite These are six good lunch options, as they offer three or four course tasting menus at lunch (at least as of the last time I visited, which is in some cases a year ago) for €40-50 per person (not including aperitif or wine of course). Just double check that these offers are still valid before you go there so you don’t get any surprises because some of them can be moderately expensive otherwise. Fancy, but Shouldn’t Break the Bank 1. ASPIC- more in line with the normal cost of the previous six, but I think they’re only open for dinner so don’t have a lunch deal 2. Frenchie- more casual, but the original has a star, they have another location in Pigalle connected to the hotel Le Grande Pigalle, which is a nice and decently priced place to stay if you’re looking for a hotel, and a wine bar across the street from the original 3. Septime- casual restaurant with serious food where you could go for a lower priced lunch and all out for dinner; Septime La Cave is their renowned wine bar 4. Hémicycle- more elegant than the other three; opened by the former chef of Le Bistrot Flaubert a few months ago; it will be awarded a star when the new guide for Paris comes out Go All Out 1. Le Clarence- they have lunch service so you could do it a bit cheaper that way, but still not cheap; the space is beautiful 2. L’Oiseau Blanc- great food and great view of the Eiffel Tower; rooftop bar is also nice, but go early because it’s first come first serve unless you’re staying at The Peninsula 3. Le Jules Verne- inside the Eiffel Tower; awarded their second star in the last Michelin Guide 4. L’Epicure- another fine dinning experience in a stunning space 5. Le Meurice- famed Chef Alaine Ducasse’s flagship in a stunning space in The Dorchester 6. Plénitude- probably the best restaurant in Paris right now in the ultra sleek Hôtel Cheval Blanc; shot straight to three stars (I think the only the second restaurant to ever do that) in their first evaluation 7. La Tour d’Argent- not as upscale or refined food as the other six, but solid and you get a view of the recently renovated Notre Dame Cathedral; they have one of the most important and largest wine cellars in Europe, which you can tour even if you don’t dine with them for a fee I’m not sure when you’ll be in Paris, but you’ll need to make reservations for all these places (except for Le Pharamond) at least three to four weeks in advance and even longer if you’ll be there in high season. If I get a chance, I’ll send you some recommendations for bars too. Enjoy

@@LeMagnifiqueDoubleAgent-cj4zo Wow, thanks a lot for the great overview. And there are people that say you shouldn't read KZfaq comments.

No and no

Cuz we all love food g

@@locavore_eats everyone does duh

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