This dreamy ramen spot in Paris's 7th is dark & moody. If you're a vegetarian you're in luck because they have terrific seasonal vegetarian ramen. 

A glowing red LED light hangs precariously from the window ledge, setting Augustin apart from its fellow Saint-Germain relatives with a bright, luminous glow: small, intimate and remarkably cosy. A spontaneous visit doesn't come with much luck so instead, book your table well in advance for the chance to sip, nibble and dine on one of Paris's most divine happenings. From heart cheese platters, zucchini flowers stuffed with a citrus, ricotta filling and truffle covered gnocchi, the food is exceptional. But really it's the wine that hits the spot. With 900 bottles to choose from you're sure to find perfection. 

Takuto is a hip and extraordinary Japanese restaurant. They do hand rolls and sashimi like no one else does. Their sleek style and high-quality ingredients will leave you yearning for more. Trust us, the wait to get a seat in the bar is worth it. 

Semilla offers contemporary French cuisine infused with Mediterranean flair. Nestled amid exposed ducts and brickwork, it's a casual bistro serving a diverse, seasonal menu featuring small-plate comfort food and inventive veggie creations.