Paris - Looking for Smaller Resto - Mid Price - Good Food - Not touristy
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I am staying near Les Invalides and will be in Paris for 5-6 days. I speak french but haven't been to Paris in a while.
We are looking for smaller bistro's etc, perhaps off the eaten track and more for lunch than dinner. willing to go up to Belleville, etc for the right place.
Ideally it would be a smaller chef owned resto, with no english menu, and a local crowd...
Don;t want to spend an arm and a leg...
Help.
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We just returned recently and I posted a report here http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/841915
We went to several places that would fit that description. I would say Neva Cuisine, Au Passage, Les Saisons, Albion and La Table d'Aki. All were mostly or all locals except for us.
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re: vtmark
If you're interested in mostly lunch, you might check out John Talbott's blog. Many good places that cost less than one arm. http://johntalbottsparis.typepad.com/
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re: plafield
You may get a "sense" of who's dining on a particular day or night but I don't know how anyone can look around a filled restaurant and say "were the only non locals" or nearly so. Unless your willing to go around and interview each patron and they are agreeable to that you just don't know. Yes, you may here much more french spoken but to pronounce we are the only non locals is a little, perhaps, pretentious. Its not as if the resataurants/bistros etc listed by PattyC are not known to non locals. Tourist, I guess that would be me find these places out, however unfortunate that is to some.
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We really enjoyed L'Affriole last year - in the 7th. Pics on our blog here....
http://lizandrichardsa.typepad.com/pa...
Last year lunch was 27E
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