Le Grand Véfour is somewhat an icon of Paris. Founded in 1784, it's safe to ascertain that this place has ran the course of history. Where Jean Cocteau drank, and Napoleon Bonaparte proposed to Josephine; join the ranks and head to this extravagant spot for a parmentier de queue de boeuf aux truffes and a sweet artichoke pie or cheese board to finish. 

David Mallett is the answer to solving all those bad hair days: his philosophy is to ensure that hair stays beautiful long after you walk out of the salon doors. Though, you may not want to actually leave the salon at Notre Dame des Victoires. Located in a Parisian style apartment, the space is luxurious, yet relaxed, and decorated with an enviably good decor.

The best bags in town. If you want to be like the real Parisiennes, pop in and get your hands on one of their beautiful bags.

One of our favourite restaurants in Paris, simply because the food is always yummy. It is run by two Americans, and their mouthwatering seasonal tasting menu is such a delight. Make sure have a glass of wine at their little wine bar next door before dinner.