Classic Parisian Art Deco cafe on the corner of Boulevard Saint-Germain has played host to everyone from Sartre to Picasso. One of the oldest coffee spots in Paris. Try to get a table next to the posh French ladies and sip on a glass of champagne, and get an omelette if you are hungry. 

It doesn't come to much of a surprise to find a trendy spot within the streets of the 6th. Inspired by the Basque coast, the sharing plates which range from txuleta minhota grilled over embers, to gamba carabinero are served on silver platters. Mighty good food, and an ambience to soak up - Sugaar is one very special bistro. 

Nestled inside a culinary school, you will find Maison Fleuret, a gem of a bakery serving delicious coffee and great breakfast. Their freshly baked French pastries and croissants will keep you wanting more. Not to mention their beautiful space, once you step inside this former library, feel the peace come over you as you escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a bit. 

TaoKan reimagines Chinese cuisine classics with a modern and creative twist. With locations on both banks of the capital, it solidifies its status as an institution, promising an exceptional culinary journey