What is your favorite restaurant in Paris that is open on Sunday?
Seems many are closed...just curious....thank you .
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souphie
Oct 1, 2008 02:24 AM
My new favourite restaurant happens to be open on sundays, so that may be it: Le Cinq. At the same time, I don't know if chef Briffard will be there on sundays and whether it will make a difference.
Other than that, I like DCM's and Dodo's suggestion. I am also a big fan of l'Auberge Bressanne on av. de la Motte Piquet. And La Véranda in Versailles. Actually, la Véranda is probably my ideal spot for a sunday lunch.
And, on gentler budgets, I would totally go Chinese, but that's a long held debate on this forum, and I am very alone in it. Chez Papa is also a decent budget option for French food on sundays.
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re: souphie
Delucacheesemonger
Oct 1, 2008 06:26 AM
Chinatown in Paris, while small, has good noodle shops, Tang Freres, great Asian supermarket, and a few good, inexpensive and interesting restaurants
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re: patz
From a different post of the OP, I gather this:
<<We are staying a little north of Montparnasse and slightly west of the St. Germaine de Pres area. We need a lunch and a Dinner suggestion for Sunday.>>
Consequently, Montparnasse offers quite some options. It's very lively, even late at night.
As for lunch, I'd just head for a café in the area you'll be at that time. Discover the Marais is perfect on a Sunday with lots of options, too.
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Delucacheesemonger
Sep 30, 2008 11:12 PM
Easy for me, Atelier de Joel Robuchon, just made reservation today. You can do the whole thing on line and then reconfirm on line the day before if you wish;
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re: Delucacheesemonger
La Rotonde , Blvd. Montparnasse, and Le Parc aux Cerfs, Rue Vavin, both in the 6th arr. Pasco and Bistrot de Breteuil, in the 7th arr.
Also, La Fontaine de Mars, 7th arr:
http://fontainedemars.com/index.htmlCheck also this thread:
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/502971
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