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Pan

Stylish Restaurant Brings New Buzz to Quarter

January 16, 2013 | By Paris Update | Archive, Restaurants

THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW CLOSED A pleasing urban buzz animates Pan, a trendy but unpretentious Paris restaurant where you get the feeling that you are in the right place at the right time. Even the neighborhood, which until recently had … Read More

Braisenville

Pitch-Perfect Creativity, Craft and Quality

January 9, 2013 | By Paris Update | Archive, Restaurants

The conceit at Braisenville, a Paris restaurant that has been open for over a year now, is that everything is cooked over coals. While this might not sound like a recommendation in itself, the level of creativity, craft and quality … Read More

A Mi-Chemin

No Halfway Measures at Virginie's Place

December 18, 2012 | By Paris Update | Restaurants

What do you look for in a Paris restaurant on a cold, stormy winter’s evening? A warm, cozy place serving hearty, well-sourced French food of good quality served by helpful, friendly staff, of course. Not so easy to find these … Read More

Pascade

Cut the Carbs or Pass the Pascade

December 11, 2012 | By Paris Update | Archive, Restaurants

THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW CLOSED Pascade is a new Paris restaurant offering something a bit different. Opened in November by Michelin-two-star chef Alexandre Bourdas of Restaurant SaQuaNa in Honfleur, it presents everything in a sort of dish-shaped crêpe, called a … Read More

Bistrot Populaire

Back to the Future with Better Bistro Food

November 21, 2012 | By Heidi Ellison | Archive, Restaurants

THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW CLOSED I discovered the other day how difficult it is to find a good restaurant open for lunch on Saturday in Paris. After calling several places I had been wanting to test, I tried the Bistrot … Read More

Antoine de Montmartre

Upgrading Montmartre’s Culinary Landscape

November 14, 2012 | By Heidi Ellison | Archive, Restaurants

THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW CLOSED As my friend Bonnie, who lives in Montmartre, will tell you, precious few of the many, many restaurants on the butte are praiseworthy, so I was delighted to discover that a new bistro called Antoine … Read More

Au Rendez-vous des Camionneurs

Au Rendez-vous des Camionneurs

November 6, 2012 | By Heidi Ellison | Restaurants

Au Rendez-vous des Camionneurs looks like anything but a truck stop, especially now that its new owners have spiffed up its interior with orange tables and turquoise banquettes and the menu with sophisticated dishes. It’s especially hard to imagine an … Read More

Neva Cuisine

Just Desserts in Train-Track Desert

October 30, 2012 | By Heidi Ellison | Archive, Restaurants

Located near the no-man’s-land created by the train tracks running out of the Gare Saint Lazare, Neva Cuisine is something of an anomaly in the neighborhood. With its elegantly simple modern furnishings, high ceilings and 19th-century-style glass-ball chandeliers, it looks … Read More

Ciacco

La Mamma Keeps Customers Happy

October 23, 2012 | By Heidi Ellison | Archive, Restaurants

THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW CLOSED If there were any doubt about Paris Update’s former restaurant reviewer Richard Hesse’s ability to sniff out a good restaurant, it can now be put to rest. On a visit to Paris recently from his … Read More

Abri

Far More than Just Shelter from the Storm

October 17, 2012 | By Heidi Ellison | Archive, Restaurants

The restaurant Abri, whose name means “shelter,” literally provided refuge from the rain on a recent October evening, although I almost walked by its unassuming, brightly lit glass façade — from the street it looks more like a takeaway sandwich … Read More

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