Paprika (Paris)

Paprika is a new healthy canteen situated rue de Bretagne, right across the Square du Temple in the North-Marais. The owner has browsed flea markets to find vintage furniture that composes the whole… Continue reading →

‘Passages’ exhibition (Paris)

The Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) is currently hosting a retrospective of Bruno Barbey’s fascinating photography. The exhibition “Passages” presents 55 years of photography and 150 of his photos, both colour and black &… Continue reading →

Mary Céleste (Paris)

It’s beautiful, it’s full of young (in their 30s), fashionable people and it’s all about tapas and cocktails. Yes, this is the Mary Céleste we’re talking about. The bar owns its name to the… Continue reading →

Carette (Paris)

Carette is the spring terrace you’ve been waiting looking for! This historic and emblematic tea salon has managed to keep its romantic and classy atmosphere over time. Drinking tea and indulging in desserts in the… Continue reading →

Blend (Paris)

What does make Blend different from other burger places? Blend was the first spot in Paris to offer a gourmet version of burgers. There, everything is home-made, from the sweet potato fries to the… Continue reading →

1K Hotel (Paris)

Previously named the Murano, this boutique hotel has been totally renewed in 2014 to become the 1K Paris. Located on the noisy Boulevard du Temple, at the frontier of the Marais, the hotel’s… Continue reading →

Used Book Café (Paris)

Tired of those “hipsterish” coffee shops mushrooming at every street corner? At the Used Book Café, you can read books and relax at the same time, in a library-like atmosphere. Hundreds of books are waiting… Continue reading →

Rachel’s (Paris)

For those missing the crazy burger they ate in New York or the best carrot cake of their life they tasted in L.A. last year, Rachel’s Cakes will find a solution. First, let me tell… Continue reading →

Little Red Door (Paris)

Ok, you’re going to say: “A speakeasy bar? Again??” I can tell you that the Little Red Door, has something special. To enter, you’ll naturally stop by the modest red front door that… Continue reading →

Bob’s Kitchen (Paris)

Bob’s Kitchen is a cute little canteen discreetly nestled in Rue des Gravilliers, facing popular restaurant Derrière. Nothing fancy here, instead simplicity is king. Only opened during the day, a crowd of bobos,… Continue reading →