In the 11th arrondissement, a local native and an adopted Parisian have brought new life to the corner-hugging, 1960s-era Les Indécises. From early morning on, neighbours pile in for soft-boiled eggs with butter-soaked soldiers, or a croque monsieur with a proper golden crust.

Wine and ice cream, what more could you want? This trendy hotspot offers both. Order a glass, a scoop of ice cream, and sit on the sidewalk like all the cool kids in town do. 

Chances are if you ask any resident in the general vicinity of FAUNA, they've heard of it. This coffee spot is just about one of the most chatted about in Paris. And why? It's simple. They serve a terrific coffee. 

Magma is where French cuisine meets Japanese fusion at the hands of chef Ryuya Ono. With a menu that is prone to constant change, it is a place you can return to and be surprised time and time again.