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paris restaurants (new updates)

Iโ€™ve been featuring some new and revisited favorite restaurants in Paris, writing them up in my newsletter. You can find a list of my Favorite Restaurants in Paris on my website but here are links to the posts in my newsletter of places Iโ€™ve eaten at latelyโ€ฆ To get more Paris tips (and stories and recipes) sent right to your Inbox, subscribe to my newsletterโ€ฆ

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Miznon in Paris

Miznon is hard to write about, because once inside, itโ€™s hard to describe whatโ€™s going on. To figure out the menu, or the structure, can take some doing. Itโ€™s better just to go in with blind faith and have the experience, without trying to control or understand it. That said, Iโ€™m not a picky eater but I do like structure. So since Iโ€™m not aโ€ฆ

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capitale, Paris

[UPDATE: As of December 2022, Capitale is now closed.] The Paris dining scene continues to change and evolve. The pandemic changed where we ate, and how we ateโ€ฆat least for a while. Restaurants are all open again and packed. But the pause provided a chance to breathe new life into the city. The government offered support, but still, the closings affected restaurants, cafรฉs, and barsโ€ฆ

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How my family is celebrating Christmas in Paris this year

Hello, Emily here. When David asked me to share how my family will celebrate during the festive season this year I was impressed he was so organized in advanceโ€ฆ before realizing that thereโ€™s less than 5 weeks until Christmas Day! So without further ado here are all the fun things weโ€™ll be enjoying over the next few weeks (you can find my 2019 and 2020โ€ฆ

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Chanceux

The other day, for some reason, the subject about the โ€œdecline of French cuisineโ€ which had been much-discussed and debated about subject a decade ago, came up. At the time, books were written about it, a Time magazine cover featured a sad mime bemoaning the end of French culture, newspapers wrote articles bemoaning faltering bistros and wondering โ€˜โ€˜Who could save French cuisine?โ€™, and French televisionโ€ฆ

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Romance in Paris

Hello โ€“ Emilyย here!ย  Whether single or in a relationship, Iโ€™ve always loved Valentineโ€™s Day. My favorite color is pink, it reminds me my birthday is around the corner and if nothing else, chocolates and champagne will soon be on sale.ย  I was single on Valentineโ€™s Day every year until I turned 29, however I never felt alone and I never failed to celebrate in myโ€ฆ

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Dirty Lemon

Itโ€™s been quite a year for businesses in Paris. From the gilets jaunes movement, to the longest transit strike in French history, then a pandemic, theyโ€™ve had to tough a lot of things out. One of the troopers has been Dirty Lemon. After a major remodel of a space that formerly held a LED-lit sushi restaurant, I had a night out with friends โ€“ Jennifer,โ€ฆ

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some favorite Paris Restaurants, Bistros, Bars & Bakeries

Not a day goes by when I donโ€™t get a message requesting a restaurant recommendation in Paris. (Curiously, I also get asked for restaurant recommendations in cities Iโ€™ve never lived in, or even visited.) My promise to you is that Iโ€™ll only write up or recommend places Iโ€™ve been to, and with apologies to all whoโ€™ve asked for restaurant recommendations on social media, if Iโ€ฆ

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