The capital of France is famous for its love for everything exquisite and refined. Not surprisingly, there are really chic and good restaurants there. However, for the so-called budget tourist it will not be difficult to find an institution with good food for quite acceptable money.
Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris
Just wonder how sometimes time changes things. The most common directory of motorists, where simply were noted good cafes for stops, has now become almost the most-most book, where all restaurants of the country are striving to get.
Among the best restaurants in Paris with three stars from Michelin - Ambrosia . The structure found its place under the arches in the old square, and the interior decoration completely reflects the meaning of the word "luxury".
| | |
Balzac took his place among the most beautiful restaurants in Paris. Chief Chef Pierre Ganer is known for his ability not only to cook an amazingly delicious dish, but also to serve it royally.
| | |
Among the Michelin restaurants in Paris, L'Arpège is also awarded three stars. The restaurant's own chip is the chef himself. At leisure, he creates amazing artistic compositions on culinary subjects, and cooking is a real performance.
Not surprisingly, this restaurant has become one of the best restaurants in Paris.
| | |
Cheap restaurants in Paris
If the trip to the capital of romance is itself an event, spending money and time for a get-together at expensive restaurants is most likely not included in your plans. But this does not mean that you will not be able to eat tasty and satisfying. For example, on Montmartre there is located one of the restaurants Flunch .
| | |
There are several Russian institutions there. Immediately it is worth noting that for the inhabitants of the city the Russian restaurants of Paris are no different from, say, Georgian or Ukrainian. They can not be called budgetary, but the quality of food there is an order of magnitude higher. The most famous are La Cantine Russe , the restaurant White Nights , there is also the Finnish-Russian institution IKRA .
| | |
